Fairfield High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Fairfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

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'fini ls 'H QOL C GRADE SCH AFETERIA How IT LOOKS FROM THE AIR and now to build our C I T I Z E N S of tomorrow Above is the sketch of our new million dollar high school building to be erected in the very near future. The plans were drawn by the architectural firm of Thomas D. McLaughlin and john Keil of Lima, Ohio. We, the class of '50, wish to extend our very best to the future students who will enjoy the opporf tunities of this new building. LITTLE CHIEFTAIN . Q92 959069 Yx 59 Q90 EditorfinfChief and Business Manager Assistant Editor Associate Editor Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Sports Editor Photographic Manager Copy Editor Assistant Copy Editors Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Managers Advertising Sponsor Iarnes Goodrich Dolores Planck Harold Sowder Mildred Schaub Cleo Halcomb Bill Farthing Don Casey Carolyn Ervin Nola Allen Phyllis Lindrier Mary Warner Norma Holden Martha Vifarner Lois Ann Clair Mary Rose Sturnpf Ioyce Ann Hayes fairies Goodrich Bill Farthing john Thall Don Casey Crait Lester is E Q 6 -Q, DEDICATION In dedicating our annual, the seniors of 1950 considered very carefully every possible candidate. Thinking in accordance with all concerned, however, we found it our ultimate desire to dedicate this, our yearbook, to BERNARD LEPORIS and CRAIT LESTER, who so willingly and patiently rendered their inf valuable time and service in order that we might reach our goal successfully. if Q Q Q59 he ADMINISTRATION BOARD ov Em:CATl0N lofi tn right: Harold M. Potts, Superintendent: Willialn A. Schul, Clerk: Ralph -I, Huslc john R. Mcfformick, Vicc Prcsidcntg Ruymmwml E, Orr: M1's. E. T. Rnhlusc, President . Lunm Vvcstland Ivlaly Vv hm. Dczm of Girls Ufllcc Sccrctzlry ,, , Margzlrct Crzmc Albert Puttcngcl' Crude School Principal fllnlwiu Rohm-L fh'UPCI1l'52llfCY High School Prinmpul HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Top row, left to right: Marvin Bloomberg, Science: Warren C. Bonner, History: Catherine Clark, Vocal Music: Roheit Cropenhaker, Principal: Betty Derrough, Commercial Studies. Second row, left to right: Beulah Feldman, Special Reading: Maynard Furst, Physical Education: Marc lewell, English: S. R. Lamb, Mathematics: Bernard LePoris, Art. Third row, left to right: Crait Lester, English: Galen McColum, Industrial Arts: Rebecca Murphy, Physical Education: Elizabeth Passinore, Social Studies: Eleanor Pennington, Home Economics. Fourth Row, left to right: Emmy Lou Story, Science: Alhert Sutphen, Instrumental Music: Williain Vogelgesang, Science: Andrew Vonovich, Physical Education: Leona Westland, Foreign Languages.. ADE SCHOOL FACULTY Dorothly Alcorn, Sixth Grade Edna Anderson, Sixth Grade Mary Anderson, Fifth Grade Marjorie Benzing, First Grade Hazel Bitter, Fourth Grade Ruth Buckloh, Third Grade Margaret Crane, Principal Annela Day, Vocal Music Marjorie Dent, First Grade Colleen Duttweiler, Second Grade Charlotte Gabriel, Third Grade , Ioan Huntington, Fifth Grade Merle Ivers, Second Grade Mary Johnston, Fourth Grade Elsie MacQuiston, Fourth Grade Dorothy Perrine, Sixth Grade Hazel Pfaii, First Grade Helen Rosenfelder, Third Grade Doris Rothwell, First Grade Franccs Ryan, Third Grade Fannie Simpson, Second Grade Frieda L, Vanoy, First Grade Fay Weed, Second Grade Margie Whittlesey, Fifth Grade SE IDRS SPONSORS Marc Iewvll Betty Dcrrough Robert Cropcnbaker O F F I C E R S Left to right: Curolvn Ervin, Secretnryg Nula Allen, News Reporter: 'lim Goodrich, President Iorctta Hornung, Trcasalrcrg Herbert Hurst, Vice President. NOLA ALLEN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Sec.-Treas. 4, Y'Teens 2, 3, 4. Sec. 45 Tri-Y 43 Class Treas. 3, News Reporter 4, Student Council 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Sec. 35 F.T.A. .. 3: Girls' Club 45 Prince of Peace Contest 45 Schol- arship Team Z, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 15 Class Play 3. Committee 45 Minstrel 3, Spring Concert 1, 3, 45 WMOH Broadcast 45 Service Squad 25 Chieftain Stall 4. DANNY BOWLING HifY 2. 3. 45 F.T.A. 4, WMOH Broadcast 45 Football Z. 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 35 Basketball 25 Class Play 3, 45 Service Squad 2, Chieftain Staff 4. MARY BOWN Girls' Club 45 Class Play Commit' tee 3, 45 Torch Staff 4. BOB BREWER Hi'Y 45 Baseball 45 Track 45 Class Play Committee 3, 4: Chieftain Staff 4. SENIORS Q 'C rf El :':1:5-I., 5, . 9 5 x Q if 4 3 . ww A ef 2 gs. 2 5 F? V ila? ,. 'EE REL.,-fzjl ' .'3::'i:: .- Q1 5 TED BRUIN Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 25 Minstrel 2, 35 Hi'Y 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 45 Class Play Committee 3, 4. ROBERT BURKETT HifY 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 15 Chief' tain Stag 4. DONALD CASEY l'lifY 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Class Play 4, Committee 4, Football l, Z, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Baseball 3. 45 Chieftain Staff 4. LOIS ANN CLAIR F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 'lg Y-Teens 2. 3, 4, Pres. 45 F,T.A, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3' Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Torch Stall' 3, 4g Chieftain Circulation Mgr. 45 Girls' Clug 4. 1 LULA MAE COFFEY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Spring Concert l, 2, 3, Min' strcl 3: F.T.A. 3, 4, G.A.-A., 1. 2, 3: Y.'1 een5 2, 3, 4g Girls l,l.b 4, Dramatics Club 1: T0'Ch Still 3, 43 Chieftain Staff 4, Class Play Committee 3. CLAY CRAWFORD Football 3, 4: Basketball Llanagcr 4g Chieftain Stall 4. NEVALINE DOBBS Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 3, YfTeens l, 31 F,H.A. 3: F.T.A. 33 G.A.A. 34 Service Squad 23 Girls' Club 4. MARY DOWNIE Glcc Club l. 2. 35 Mixed Chfmls 2, 3, Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, Min- strel 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2. 3. 4: Y' Teens 2, 3, 4: F-H--N 1, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Club 4: Malllfeffe 2, 3' 4 Class Play Committee 33 Torch Stall' 4, Chieftain Staff 4. O REGINALD EICKELBERGER Football I, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, HifY 2, 3, 41 F.T.A. 45 Varsity F 2, 33 Class Play Committee 31 Chieftain Staff 4. CAROLYN ERVIN Clcc Club l, Z, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus -lg Spring Concert 1, 43 Minstrel 3, Opcrctta 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. -lg Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 F.T,A, 2,3,4g Student Council 3, 4, News Rc'-ortcr 3g Girls' Club 4, Dramatics Club lg Honor Society 4, Class Pres. 2, Sec. 3, 43 Ser' vice Squad 2, WMOH Broadcast 44 Class Play 3, Committee 43 Schol' arship Team l, 45 Shorthand Medal 3g Chieftain Copy Editor 4. BILL FARTHING Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 3, 4: Track 3. 45 Varsity F 35 HifY 3, 4, Pres. 45 F.T.A. 3, 4, Pres. 4g Class Vice Pres. 35 Service Squad 1, 2, 3, 41 WMOH Broadcast 43 Class Play 3, 4, Scholarship Team 2, Chieftain Staff 3. Sports Editor 4. JIM GOODRICH Band 1, Z, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Vice Pres. 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 1, Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 4, Brass Ensem- ble 11 in district, Il in statej lg All Ohio Boys' Band lg District Music Contest 2, III in districtlg Minstrel 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, F.T.A. 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 35 Latin Club 3, 4, Pres. 35 Class Vice Pres. 1, Pres. 3, 4, Dramatics Club lg WMOH Broadcasts l, 4, Class Play 3, Committee 41 Schol- arslsip 1'eam 2, 3, 45 World History Medal 25 English III Medal 35 Chieftain Stall' 3, 43 Chieftain Edie tor, Busness Mgr. 4. v CHARLES GRIFFIN F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club l, 45 Projectinnist Staff 35 Torch Staff 4. CHESTER GRIGGS HifY 2, 3, 45 Chieftain Stall' 4. NORMA HOLDEN Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, Z, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, Z, 35 Spring Concert l, 25 Minstrel 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Y'Teens 1, 25 Student Council 1, Z, 35 Girls' Cluh 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Camera Club Seca Treas. 45 Service Squad 1, 25 Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Treas. 45 Scholar- ship Tcam 1, 2, 3, 45 Democracy Speech Contest 45 Sr. Play 45 Chieftain Staff 3, 45 Asst. Cory Editor 3. JORETTA HORNUNG Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Spring Concert 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 2, 35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Sec. 45 Southwestern Ohio F.H.A. Treas. 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girl's Club Vice Pres. 45 Class Treas. 45 Jr. Play 35 Torch Staff 35 Chieftain StaE 4. NIO JAMES HUFF Basketball 45 Play Committee 4. ETHEL HUNLEY Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Y'Teens 2, 3, 45 Girls' Club 45 F.T.A. 45 F.H.A. 3, 45 G.A.A. 45 Dramatics Club 1, 35 Class Play 4. HERBERT HURST Basketball 45 Football 1, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3. 45 Student Council Vice Pres. 45 Class Vice Pres. 4. MARY JOHNSON C199 Club 1, 2. 3. 41 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Spring Concert 2, 35 Minstrel 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 45 YfTeens 2, 3, 45 F-H-Ah 1- 2. 3, 4, Pres. 45 Girls Club 45 Service Squad 25 Dramatics Club 15 Class Play 3, 45 Cheer, leader 3, 45 Librarian 25 Chieftain Staff 4. 1 i ARTHUR KEHR Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2. 3, 4, 'Chieftain Staff 4, ELBERT Li JGSDUN Basketball 1, 3, HifY 3, 45 F.F.A. 2, 3, Chieftain Staff 4. DOLORES PLANCK G.A,A. l, Z, 3, 4, Y'Tecns 1, 3. 4, l .T.A. 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Torch Staff 3, 4, Chieftain Sari 4, Asst. Editor 43 Clee Club 2, 3. 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Miiistiel 31 Uperetta 2, 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. 4, National junior Honor Society lg National Hunur Society 4, Treas. 4, Girls' Club 4, Txeax 4, Class Play 3, 4, Mgr. 3, American History Medal 3, Typinm Medal 3, Shorthand Medal 3. MILIJRED SCHAUB Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Mixed C'ior,is 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 41 Spring Concert 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 31 Operctta 4: C.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4, News Reporter 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 4, F,H.A. 3, 4: Girls' Club 4, Class Play Commit' tee 3, Cast 4, Scholarship Team 4, Chieftain Staff 3, 4, Art Edu' tor 4. R ,IOHN THALL Clue Club I, 2: Mixed Chorus l, Z, Ufcrctta 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball l: Track 1, 2, Varsity F Club 3, HifY 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 2. 3. 4, lst Semester Pres. 4: Latin Club 3, 4. Sec. 3, Vice Prvs, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4, 4-H Club lg Service Squad l, 2, 31 XVMKUH Broadcast 4: Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. 4: Class Play 3, 4, Chief' tain Staff 4. ALBERTA TREADWAY Clee Club l, 2, Y-Teens Z, 3. 4, C.A,A. 43 F.H,A. 43 Class Play 4: Class Queen 4, Chieftain Staff 4. Girls' Club 4. MARTHA WARNER Glee Club l, 2, F.H.A. 3, 4, F.T.A, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4: Y-Teens 1, 2. 4, Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4: lr. Honor Society lg Spanish Club Z, 3, Torch Staff 4, C icf:uu Staff 4, Class Play Committee 3. Girls' Club 4. MARY WARNER Y-Teens 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 4, Sec. 4g F.H.A. 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 4, lst Semester Sec. 4, Jr. Honor Society lg Glee iClub 2, 3, Girls' Club 4g Spanish Club 23 Class Play Committee 3, 43 Scholarship Team Z, 3, 43 Biology Medal 33 Torch Stall' Associate Editor 45 Chieftain Staff 4. A, 1 1 AMBITION PET PEEVE FAVORITE PASTIME NICKNAME E AM P N 0 ge O Zi-1 .2 8 U ea CC a? ED .UD -Sr: rut Utd MLN 5- E Sn: UJCI DD E 53 5:3 si Dvd ZQ S E r.: o -cz . 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'v-l'v'4 3533 Climi-1E-1 5 L4 Egg U Sac: 115-4 L-4 grad HUM? +-'.:: cut? 5525 -'C 'You would 'never believe it, but . . First row, left to right: jim Goodrich, Alberta Treadway, Mary K, johnson, Clay Crawford Nola Allen, Carolyn Ervin Second row, left to right: Arthur Kehr, Mary Warner, Martha Warner, jore-tta Hornun Third row, left to right: Dolores Planck, lvlary Downie, Mildred Scliaula ai. CLASS WILL Nola Allen: Wills all her pencils to Mr. Lamb. Daniel Bowling: Wills his nothing to everbody. Mary Bown: Wills her typewriter to Jo Ann Fant. Robert Brewer: Wills his Sophomore English Class to Harvey Farthing. Teddy Bruin: VV ills his ability to play the bass fiddle to Ralph Schlabach. Robert Burkett: Wills his ability to get along with Miss Passmore to Riffel. Donald Casey: Wills Dolores to the Chieftain Staff of 5'O ! Lois Clair: Wills her ability to play a trombone to Janelle Hornung. Lula Mae Coffey: Wills her books to anyone who ha.tes to read. Clay Crawford: Wills his Japanese eyes to Mr, Bloomberg. Nevaline Dobbs: Wills her pleasing disposition to Juanita Bowling. Mary Downie: Wills her baton to any Junior High girl who can make the Reginald Eickelberger: fWills his football ability to Jim Johnson. V Carolyn Ervin: Wills her short hair to Margaret Eickelbergetr. William Farthing: Wills his girlfshy complex to Jerry Speicher. James Goodrich: Wills the Chieftain to Harold Sowder. Charles Griffin: Wills his ability to write about the girls to Bill Thomas. Chester Criggs: Wills his empty 'ibottlesn to anyone who is thirsty. Norma Holden: Wills her red hair to Mr. Bloomberg. Joretta Hornung: Wills her blue eyes to Joyce Hayes. James Huff: Wills his jeep to Junior Neubrander. Ethel Hunley: XV1lls her giggles to Janet Murray, Herbert Hurst: Will his bad grades in English to anyone as dumb as he. Mary Johnson: XVills her perfume salesl' to Phyllis Lindner. Arthur Kehr: Wills his job at Mac's to anyone. Pete Logsdon: XVills his ability to get along with the teachers to anyone. Delores Planck: Wills her ability on the variftyper to anyone. Mildred Schaub: fWills her art talent to Martha MacQuiston. John Thall: Wills his haircut to Paul Zinsmeister, Alberta Treadway: NV ills her curly hair to Irene Carpenter. Martha Warner: Wills her spirit of service to Gail Burns. Mary Warner: Wills her freckles to Carol Rockwell. grade Fake You lcll 'cm, Liz! Yummy tummy .,.. mcmcy, Wlizut rx temptation! WmJi'k1' Vv'u1'k7 Vv 0rk? Give Burt some, tow, Lois. too f f f ,mv Sliuvrzlin' coal, Lfmk out, Harry! Hcrc cumus jim, Stand lmck, gal, l'm lmngry! Too mimy cooks spoil tlic .... Tow tlmt l'72l!'gfC1 lift tlizit lvulc!! Push that cout 11 little to Llw lc i ll CLASS PROPHECY Since television is the world's most recent and modern convenience, let's turn it on and look into the future. F.H.S.S. TV, Channel 50, pre- sents, Happenings of Tomorrow. At home in their living room, we see Ethel Hunley and Lula Mae Coffey enjoying the enter' taining programs of Channel 50. So now to our programs. We now give you the latest news reports. Here to give them to you is our news reporter, Danny Bowling. Hello, friends. FLASH! Bob Burkett, leader of the baker's union, announced that they have gone on strike. Also, Chester Griggs has invented an entirely new Xfray ma' chine which .enables one to tell the birthmark on a mummy's hind leg. F.H.S.S. TV now presents our most popular program, Hit Parade. We have the most wonderful crooner of all times. Ted Bruin appears before the screen to sing the ten top hit songs. He begins singing, Oh! What happened? One of the audience has fainted. Is there a doctor or nurse in the studio? Good! It so happens that Nola Allen is here. Let's see who the person is who fainted. 'Well, it's Mary Downie. After administering spirits of am- monia, Mary is well again and is back to watch the show. After singing his selection of songs, he introduces the guest singer, Let's see who it is, Why, it's none other than Carolyn Ervin. Our next progam is the Art Show. The talent' ed artist, Mildred Schaub, appears before the screen to draw, Mildred has a large audience in the studio. We see someone coming up to the stage to have her portrait drawn. Well, look who it is, Martha Warner. Mildred recogf nizes Martha and asks her what she is doing now. She tells Mildred she is teaching the 6th grade at a local school. She informs Mildred that her twin sister, Mary, is also teaching at the same school. The musical background heard on her show comes from the pianist, Lois Ann Clair, who appears on this show every day, And now for the sports fans, we have our athletic activity. A football game is being played between Ohio State University and Miami Unif versity. On Ohio State's team we see the familf iar faces of Bill Farthing and Herbert Hurst. Coach of this team is Reginald Eickelberger. On the opponent's team, we see John Thall. After a thrilling four quarters the - - Oh, we can't say who wins. A queen is crowned at the game. Yes, she is attractive Alberta Treadway! Our next program is 'Cavalcade of Bands. Tonight we have the famous band of james Goodrich. James plays a few selections on his trumpet and directs a number of songs for his band. Next is our L'Bride to Be program. Let's Nevaline Dobbs see who the bride to be is. then appears before the screen. There is a beau' tiful model to show the wedding gown she will be given for appearing as guest on the show. The model is attractive Norma Holden. Mary Johnson then appears before the screen to tell Nevaline that she will receive a free certificate to come to her beauty salon to make her look beautiful for her wedding day. Our next program is our comedy show with the great comedian, james Huff. After Jim steals the good jokes from all the other comedians, he tries to make the audience laugh. I think he did get a few laughs. This concludes our telecast on The Happen- ings of Tomorrow, but before we leave let's see who makes the telecast possible. Behind the cameras we see Pete Logdsdon, Arthur Kehr, Clay Crawford, and Robert Brewer. They have plenty of work, but fun is usually included. Whom do we see sweeping the studio floors? Yes, it is Charles Griffin, the janitor. VVe see Jorctta Hornung walking around look' ing at the walls. Yes, Joretta has become an interior decorator for this television station. We see Dolores Planck pounding away at the typewriter, for she is the private secretary of the manager of the television station, Don Casey. This brings to an end the television program of Channel 5'O , sponsored by Mr, Robert Cropenbaker, Mr. Marc Jewell, and Miss Betty Derrough. ,d,,.,-. M' .. -,-ff -T PLE E5 SPONSORS Leona Vfestlancl Andrew Vonovich Catherine Clark J U NIO R S OFFICERS Left to right: Don Nusky, News Reporter: Cleo Hnlcomb, Secretary: Bill Thomas, Prcsidcn Margarrt Eickcllncrgcr, Treasurerg Paul Zmsmcislicr, Vice President. IUNIORS Top row, left to right: O. Anderbon, NV. Apwiseh, C. Arvin, -I. Asher, J, Bishop, D. Bowling A. Burer, D. Burns. Second row: R. Cain, G. Campbell. I. Campbell, l. Carpenter, M. Clawson, M. Conrad N. Davis, C, Evans. Third row: B. Fannin, Fant, B. Frey, D. Gahbzmrd, D. Gambrel, B. Gilbert, H. Crewe C. Halcomb. Fourth row: R. Harding, J. Hasler, Hayes, Hesselbrock, H. Huber, R. Hurst, V. Lawson P. Lindner. Fifth row: Marsh, P. Mcssler, B. Miller, B. Moberly, lxlurrav, Neubrander, D. Nusky D. Pottenqer. Sixth Row: C. Ramsey, R. Reed, D. Ritfel, M. Rockwell, H. Saylor, R. Sehlabach, L. Scrivner I. Sheley. Seventh row' H. Sowder, A. Sparks, D. Steiger, D. Stewart, D. Thall, M. Stumpf, T. Whitzxkei' P. Zinsmeister. a s SPONSORS Albert Sutphen Eleanor Pennington Galen McCollum S Q P H 0 IVI 0 R E S OFFICERS Left to right: Juanita Bowling, Trca:1urc1'g Walter Wriqlxt, Vice Prrzsidcntz jim Hymcr, Prcsi dent: Martha MacQuist0n, Secretaryg jerry Spcicher, News Reporter. SOPHOMORES 3? ,.,, ,:.,.1 K Top row, left to right: Anderson, Arvin, L, Baker, P. Bishop, D. Bowling, Bowling, D. Brewer, D. Bruce. Second row: L, Bruce, C, Campbell, G. Campbell, P. Carpenter, Coates, M. Cole, J, Crawley, E. Delanev, Third row: AF. Rowland, L. Durham, V. Estes, T. Gardner, M. Green, C. Hileman, H. Hodge, B. Howard. Fourth row: J. Hornunq, L, Hubbard, R. Huber, L. Hunt, J. Hymer, W. Ivey, 1. Johnson, lvl. Junkin. Fifth row: D. Kinsel, K, Lampl, M, Mzicfiuiston, A. McCollum, G. McCormick, D. McNabb. R. Mcnche. Sixth row: R. Miller, D. Oakes, N. Oakes, E. Ramsey, S. Riley, O. Robinson, G. Rose C. Schlaibach. Seventh row: C, Shark-cy, F. Salazzo, P. Sowers, J. Speicher, H. Sroufe, L. Straus, E. Stumpf, R. Sullivan. Eighth row, B. Thomas, Ticman, D. VanNa.tta, VX-'alton, B. Whitaker, W. Wright. v fi Q ii -' ,, H iiiii iff ' .- 5:3E5'l rw AS .....,... 22 :,' '7' Leif' lj ,.., - FRESHMEN Bernard LePoris Cofsponsor Left to right: Tom Vonderhaar, President: Bud Logsdonx, Vice Presidentg Jacque Quick Treasurerg Irma Lawson, Secretary. Crait Lester CofSponsor FRESHMEN Top row, left to right: B. Agee, B. Agee, E. Ashcraft, R. Asher, L. Barger, G. Beiser, A. Brain' ard, A. Bley, N. Brewer. Second row: C. Brown, E. Campbell, C. Carpenter, M, Castator, S, Chapman, B. Clark, B. Clark, G. Conrad, C. Craft. Third row: P. Crawford, Crawley, B. Curran, Wh Davidson. P'. Delaney, E. Estes, C. Evans S. Evans, B. Farinet. Fourth row: j. Farley, H. Farthing, D. Gabbard, J. Gasfe, I. Gdrland, P. Garland, R. Gay, M, Gerser, H. Griffin. Filth row: M. Hacker, Ri. Hoelle, B. Howard, M. Hurst, D. jones, Kehr, H. Kelly, S. Koedel I. Lawson. Sixth row: C. Logsdon. R. Mareum, C. McCormick, H. Merida, C. Merkel, B. Michael, F. Miller, l. Miller, Muskoph. Seventh row: G. Nash, G. Neuhror, P. Ollingcr, V. Perry, H. Powell, R, Proctor, D, Proesehel, D. Robinson, E. Robinson. Eighth row: R. Robinson, C. Rockwell, R. Rose, A. Rutz, K. Saylor, C. Schaub, R. Schaub, B. Schwab, B. Shepherd. Ninth row: C. Sigmon, G. Sullivan, D. Steele, Stewart, Sturton, F. VanNatta, T. Vonder' haar, C. Wair, B. Wise. EIGHTI-I GRADE Miss PASSMORE, ROOM 305 Front row, Ycft to right, L. Kelly, Smith, R. Johnson, C. Sparks, C. Uaks, M. Pottcngcr, C. Hormmg, L. Marcum. Second row: D. Ncwkirk, G. Schlcnk, Farinct, E. French, K. Isaacs, Vsfhismzm, Miss Passruorc. Third row- H. Ashcraft, E. Stewart, Murphy, B. Huhbard, D. Wclslu. Top row: B. Durham, C. Chapman, D. Gahhard, A. Reiif, R. Ncidcrmzmn, R. Bohb. MR. BONNER, RCOM 304 Front row, left to right: B, Sigmon, R. Wl1c'elc1', F. Robinson, T. Sroufe, M. Eickelberger, -I, Murrell, C. Jones, M. Campbell. Second row: B, Tirey, N. Dulli, C. Pottenger, A. Goebel, J. Russo, G, Powell, I. Sturgill, Mr. Bonner. Third row: M, Anderson, C Baker, H. Briclgeford, D. Moberly, R. Hollingsworth, Dixon. Top row: C. McCollum, H. Barger, K. McNabb, Hubbard, Mullin. Miss STORY, RCCM 306 Bottom row, left to right, B. Stigall, I. Treaclway, C. White, R. Miller, A. Bell, O. Arvin A, Waltoii. Second row: B. Praggy, D. Sturton, L. jones, D. Curran, K. Young, M. Brockman, C. Durham R. Sclilabach, Miss Story. Third row: B. Hornsby, D. Lunsford, S. Fannin, C. Ramsey, C. Nash, T. Evans. Top row' E. Singleton, Campbell, M. bvear, V. Isaacs. SEVENTH GRADE MR. VOGELGESANG, RCJOM 102 Bottom row, left to right: L. Power, K. Evans, Bley, W. Foote, E. Profitt, M. Menche S. Sauer. Second row: G. Stcwait, S. Combs, M. McCow:m, U. Lindner, Hesselbrock, M. Searcy S. NVolfrom, Crawford. Third row: C. Soule, M. Kidd, A. Coakes, B. Hamlin, G. Vi'illis, L. Bridgeford, R. Stewart Mr. Vogelgesang. Top row: E, Reed, R. Hacker, W. jones, R. Sturgill, Garland, C. Shively, L. Ashcraft. MR. LAMB, ROCM 101 Bottom row, left to right: A. Hacker, S. Arnold, A. Robertson, Schnitker, M. McDaniel, j. Schaub, S. Fehrenbach, P. Murphiy, H. Stewart. Second row: R. Spurlock, R. Sheffield, F. Martin, M. Kidd, P. Gamboe, C. Hubbard M. Ramsey, M. Hubbard, Mr. Lamb. Third row: R. Wilson, R. Sowder, H, Pottcnger, G. McCracken, D. Middleton, B. Schul E. Brehm, B. Bishop. Top row: P. Campbell, T. Townsend, R. Green, I. Little, L. Abner, D. Ohlinger, W. Singleton MR. LESTER, RQCM 103 Bottom row, left to right: G. Burns, M. Bissell, M. Stapf, R. Caldwell., I. Hollin, C. Robinson, P. Wilson, P. Cox. Second row: E. Straus, M Kelley, McCormick, S. Oakes, H. McDaniel, S. Hensley, W. Follmer, jr., Mr, Lester. Third row, I, Shepherd, E. Murray, F. Eickelbergfer, E. Bowling, T. Wheeler. Top row: M. Mehl, W. Stewart, V. Perry, C, Creach, M. Hacker, N, Crain. m - SIXTH GRADE Bottom row I. Corson Third row: Fourth row Top row: Miss PERRINE, RCOM 307 , left to right: P. Coates, L. Wolpert, K. Rowland, R. Shefield, D. Chastccn. T. Campbell, H, Sullivan, R. ,McIntosh, j. jerardi, H. Tirey, L. Shepard Second row: , P. Agee, S. Baker. R. Eversole, A. Harbaum, M. Campbell, I. Robertson, R. Waltoim, Miss Pcrrinc D. Miller, E. Howard, R. Hunt, D. Richardson, F. Baylor. E. Glen, R. Craft, T. Kirby, R. Quick, E. Ivey, D. Marcum, R. Michusl, C. Oak: MISS ANDERSON, RCOM 207 Bottom row, left to right: G. Andcrson, F. Cain, M, Hornsby, Thomas, Campbell, D. Walton, Evans, T. Schoell, M. Robinson. Second row: B. Schul, M. Lynch, R. McCollum, D. Hampton, O. Bowling, M. Compston, R. Michael, V. Adams, Miss Anderson. Third row: L, Hurst, E. Lawson, L, Philb-cck, C. McDaniels, F. Vv'illiams, L. Cox, R. Canodc. 1. Pierson, L, Merida. Top row -I. Chastecn, VV. Nease, C. Lunsford, V. Glenn, F, Humbach, Sackenlieim. MRS. ALCORN, ROCM 308 Bottom row, left to right: M. Ra.tliH', B. Miller, L. Suttles, B. Evans, M. Bolser, I. Young, G. Henslcy, Hacker. Second row: B. Carpenter, N. Sams, S. Condo, S, Lewis, P. Clark, B. Logsdon, D. Mcrlano, I. Fouts, M. McVey. Third row: Mrs. Alcorn, L. Rose, T. Seals, W. Tirey, R. Peters, B. Hollandsworth, B. Garland. Top row: D. jones, B, McNabb, C. Compston, T. Allen, C. Cambell, E. Nash. FIFTH GRADE Bottom row, left to right: B. Attaway, S. Cnnode, Second row: Pierson, Miss Anderson. Third row: A. Lunsford Top row: N. Welsh, E. Mlss ANDERSON, ROOM 206 I. Rowland, B. Hurst, O. Cox, S. Gentry, R. Tirey, S. Shepherd M. Ohlinger. L. Nease, N. Huber, B. Soutlward, lvl, Collins, B. Garrett, M. Edds , R. Farley, M. Taggail, R. Vklcavcr, W7 Aqce, G, Riley. G. Taggart. Mullins, T. Vkfngncr, G. Foley, D. Clark, C. Brown, F. Bowling. MRS. HUNTINGTON, ROOM 204 Bottom row, left to right: N. Sowers, F. Willoughby, M. Creech, S. Green, S. Halcomb, P. Cox, C. Gray, M. johnson. Second row: T. McComb, Miss Crane, Black, O. Tipton, P. Flannery, P. Robinson, M. Hatten, E, Ely, C. Baker. Third row: F. Combs, Willis, Swrhart, R. Holden, C. Vxfright, Anglin, M. Shepard, T. Arvin. Top Row: D. Yeary, C. Vaughn, R. Hubbard, D. Steiger, M. Clark, H. Kuehthau, H. Lynch' Miss WHITTLESEY, ROOM 205 Bottom row, left to right: C. Corson, P. Stewart, R. Day, P. Evans, S. Hamblin, S. Zellner, R. Bridgeford, Cookes, C. Turner. Second row: N. Scholler, K, Webb, M. Shepherd, S. Halcomb, L. Marcum, Miss Whittlesey. Third row: j. Walker, J Ashcraft, B. Stigall, R. Iohnson, H. Chapman, I. Baldridge, R. Mericle, S. Reifl, Brickcls. Top row: B. Flynn, E. Tirey., B. Huff, D. Griflin, E. Abner, B. Gardner, L. Pottenger. FOURTH GRADE Mas. BITTER, RCCM 202 Bottom row, left to right: L. Campbell, M. Walton, F. Bolser, R. Purvis, R. Hopkins Second row: L. Hamblin, M. Lunsford, E. Bowling, A. Spicer, W. Tirey, L. Carpenter B. Cox, D. Brockman. Third row: A. Shepherd, E. Ashcraft, S. Brewer, M. Richardson, B. Hoelle, F. Oakes C. Brandenburg, P. Ditmyer, N. Reed. Fourth row: R. Hollandsworth, D. McIntosh, K. Garland, K. Smith, D. Yeary, E. Curran, J. Edds. Mrs. Bitter. Top row: L. Thall, I. Ivey, D. McNaab, B. Stewart, E. Sparks, F. Bond, E. Kirby. MRS. MACQUISTON, ROOM 208 Tw Bottom row, left to right: F. Compston. H. Balscr, A, Ashcraft, H Saylor, R, Stiehl. Second Row: D, Saylor, H. Sowder, M. Craft, S. Parshall, Hirschberg, D. Walker, S. Black Third row: D. Abner, I. Hobbs, M. Schoell, S. Farthing, M. Phillips, M. Marxen, E. Hornung, Mrs. MacQuiston. Fourth row: D. Pratt, J. Huff, S. Allen, E. Willis, I. Ruoif, I. Lewis, G. Shepard, D. Hubbard. Top row: R. Babbs, I. Dsuban, D. Weisenborn, E, Corn, L. Stewart, H. Brewer. Miss JOHNSTON, ROGM 201 S H il Bottom row, left io right: M. Murphy, M. Stumpf, J. Robinette, R. Hacker, C. Vkfolpert, M. Gezitry, I. Schlabach, H. Ivey, J. Estes. I. Power. Second row: B. Henderson, I. Alcorn, P. Bley, J, Searcy, N. Buese, I. Searcy, K. Wooton, P, Stapf, J, Lynch, D. Rowland. Third row: G Schul, G. Henderson, D. Campbell, P. Meriele, P. Snodgrass, R. Rodefeld, -I. Bccknell, B. Montique, jones, lwliss Johnston, T. Davis. Tor- row- 1. Bowling, E. Cole, J. Quick, N. Craft, B. Bond, P. Williams, I. Hawthorne. THIRD GRADE GW MRS. GABRIEL, ROOM 8 Bottom row, left to right: G. Burns, V, Lynch, Young, Hurst, V. Bissell, H. Proeschel, I. Harris, C. Greene, V. Hacker, S. McVey. Second row: Davis, Tirey, Day, C. Still, Walther, D. Shzplierd, S. Gibson, I. Rogers, K. NVildi, H. Crain. Third row: P. Snodgrass, T. Agee, K. Clark, F. Estes, G. Spence, L. Bruns, R. Rowland, C. Gablaard, Miss Gabriel. Top row: il. Stewart, O. Pevry, G. Alexander, E. lwlartin, L. Aslmcraft F. Kirkpatrick. MRS. ROSENFELDER, RCOM 102A Bottom row, left tc- right: D. Mullin, L, Lewis, S. Fannin, j. Lunsford, I. Boggs, Henry. Second row: P Ivloss, C. Boehner, C. Garrett, j. Iones, M. Hulwbard, Mrs. Rosenfelder. Top row: R. Bolser, R. Corson, D. Anglin, B, SlxefHeld, G. Maupin, 1. Campbell, R. Coates MRS. RYAN, ROOM 9 Bottom row, left to right: S. Hopkins, H. Rutz, C. Marcum, M. Baldridge, W. Spcichcr J. Day, A, Baker, C. Hacker. Second row: QI. Curran, Reed, D. French, E, Tipton, E. Niehaus, G. Hurst, V. Dawson E. Ashcraft. Third row: C. Bratford, J. Durham, S. Marcom, C. Moreland, G. Winkle, R. Pierson A. Sauer, E. Ison, Mrs. Rvan. Top row: F. Brown, T. Russell, R. Johnson, L. Hunt, C. Condo, M. Boggs, J. Agee. Miss BUCKLOH, RCOM 10 Bottom row, left to right: E. Wilmat, A. Abrams, C. Anderson, J. Miller,, D. Durham Nl, Goebel, M. Farinet, P. Sandlin, Robinson, G. Bowling, A, Turner. Second row: K. Riley, P. Chulfant, M. Murphy, S. Stewart, S. Miller, Imhoff, P. Hoehn, K. Kirhlin. x Third row: J. Hasler, P. Tirey, D. Schul, M. Peck, K. Turman, V. Gambill, M. Brown, Miss Buchloh. Top row: A. Crawford, Follmcr, D. Glenn, E. Dawson, G. Wliite, R. Mitchell, Chamberlain. v SECOND GRADE 'S' ' S MRS. Iv-ERS, ROOM 6 Bottom row, left to right: D, Wagolmer, V. Proctor, D. Ossage, S. Gray, N. Ratlifl, L. Seholler, S. Anderson, P. Campbell. Second row: B. Miller, Ison, M. Geiser, G. Fehrenbach, B. Lindner, L. Ashcraft, Johnson, I. Anglin, P, DeLanO. Tlurd row: I. Treadway, P. Steele, Sparks, L. Carpenter. B. Hilemzm, F. Green, E. Scott, R S d Mrs Ivers T. Braun, . no grass, .. . Top row: T. Bridgeford, Hoffman, C. Brewer, Lowery, C. Ruotf, E. Robertson, D. Sams. MRS. SIMPSON, ROOM 5 Bottom row, left to right: E, johnson, D. Gablwnrd, P. Wl1obe1'nyv, I. Abner. B. Mercicle, M. Huclsnmn. A, Waldcrw, C. Sandlm, M. Cray. Second row: C. Ivy, K. Taggart, B. Boggs, B. Parker, B. Coins, S, Becker, M, Stell, M. Betz A. McCollum, Mrs. Simpson. Third row: P. Tirey, I. Sclwoenberger, N, Kellv, T. Ely. P. Lawson. Top row: D. Hamblin, P, Burch, H, Arvin, H.Cl1aney, G. Scott, B. Maupin, C. Day. SECOND GRADE MRS. DUTTWEILER, ROOM 7 Bottom row, left to right: T. Agee, D, Glenn, A. Combs, A. Sclilenk, P. Jones, C. Newman C. Kennedy, M, Kidd, C. Carr. Second row: R. Spicer, B. Tanner, D. Hornsby, L. Cabbard, M. Reed, E. Brinegar, R, Cook W. Schrimper, J. Purvis, Mrs. Duttweiler. Third row: J. Link, A. NVogers, R. Cook, T. Garland, E. Hobbs, R. Hubbard, D. Dimock. Top row: C. Bowman, D. Miller, M, Wooton, R, Anders, L. Purdy, A. Bolser. MRS. WEED, ROOM 11 Bottom row, left to right: S. Corn, N. Martin, D. Bruns, C. Adams, D. Halcomb, A. Baldridgc, B. Brinegar, D. Murphy. Second row: P. Shepherd, B. McVey, K. Schuster, D. Merlano, H. Pierson, D. Wright, R. Easter, E. Montanye, N. Weber. Third row: Ashcraft, L. Hollandsworth, S, Scalf, L. Lynch, B. Jones. Stewart, M. Jones, C. Cain, Mrs. Weed. Top row: S. Pugh, G. Kirby, P. Marcum, A. Cox, T. Halcomb, Tate, M. Frye. FIRST GRADE MARJORIE BENZING, ROOM 2 Bottom row, left to right: B, Vwlooton, D. Linz, F. jones, I. Shepherd, I. Gentry, R, Fettcr. Second row: M. Bowling, j. jones, S. Dsuban, I. Pierson, D. Searcy, C. McDaniels A. MontanYG, F. Smith, G. Stewart, H. Gray. Third row: P. Wilson, P. Beta, D. Richmond, B. Treadway, R. Sowers, D. Martin, R. Hamhiin Miss Benzing. Top row: D. Hasler, J. Miller, M. Condo, M. Sowdelr, D. Walters. 1 M ' FIRST GRADE DORIS ROTHWELL, ROOM 3 Bottom row, left to right: D. Young, K, Harbaum, J. Moeller, A. Hoelle, K. Rogers, S. K Meriweather, D. Covy, S. Miller, M. Still, G. Maupin. Second row: F. Marcum, P. Saylor, C. Ashcraft, L. Sturgill, Bolser, C. Steele, Henry D. Hubbard, M. Bley, Ritchie, D, Hacker. Top row: D. Agce, D. Isaacs, Wissnuan, P. Mensing, T. Chaney, D. Alcorn, D. Schauh L. Mericle. Not shown: Miss Rothwell. HAZEL PFAFF, ROOM 1 Bottom row, left to right: T. Hillman, F. Rockwell, B. Wolpert, R. Durham, E. McCormick S cl ' - ' econ iow. S. Flynn, D. Ison, J. Brmegar, P. Clark, S. Crawford, E. Stewart, D. Greene, G. Day, J. Abrams, C. Cox. Third row: Miss Pfaff, V. Hacker, J. Philbeck, J. Rowland, M. Richardson, M. Buese, B. Zeller, J, Fletcher, F. Suttles. Top row: D. Marcum, R. Phillips, R. Southard, C. Tepker, J. Stevens, B. Mclntosh, I. Hofstader. FIRST GRADE MRS. VANOY, ROOM 203 Bottom row, left to right: G. Carson, A. Spurlock, D. Abney, S. Hcnslcy, M. Parker, B. Hubbard. Sfscond row: C. Moss, C. McVcy, W, Cox, L. Holandworth, O. Crawley, A. Davis, Mrs. Vanoy. Top row. G, lsaacs, B. Burns, C. Moss, L. Nash. 1 l l MARJORIE DENT, RGOM 4 Bottom row, left to right: B. Spicer, Turner, R. Napier, D. Brown, 1, Motzcxr, B. Glcnn. Y S A d B S ivrv Sccond row: C. XValtlicr, L. Marxcn, S. Hill, M. Mobcrly, B. oung, . n ers, . p Q, I. Clark. Third row: L. Gabbard, N. Black, B. Wirsixlg, G. Coaklcy, M. Bcckncll, Cakes, Still Mrsk Dcnti. Top row: 1. Trcadway, D. Ruoif, E. Fannin, L. Rowland, C. Pratt, T. Moreland, L, Braun. VARSITY FOOTBALL Front row, left to right: D. Nusky, Manugicr. C. Clruwiord. B, Farthing, H. Hurst, D. Casey, B. Burkett, D. Bowling, Thall, C. Arvin, Manager. Second row: Maymard Furst, Line Coach. j. Hasler, D. Thall, j. McCormick, B. Gilhcrt, R Hurst, D. Burns, B. Thomas, B. Schwab, Andrew Vonovich, Head Coach. Third row: D, VanNatta, B. Nlichuel, H. Farthing, A. Richardson, B. Ages, D. McNabb. A. Sparks. Not shown: I. Goodrich. TEAM RECORD INDIVIDUAL SCORES OPPONENT FAIRFIELD PLAYER TOTAL SCORE O Depores O Van Natta 61 19 Reading 0 33 Hamiltnon Cathollic 6 Hurgt 20 14 Stewart 12 Bfum 17 13 RQSS 36 Farming 12 6 M11ford 26 B k 27 Seven Mile 13 ur att 6 12 McGuifey 26 Thall 3 BILL FARTHING CO'CAPTAINS JOHN THALL Y 'im , 10 S 8.5! .K,, :.. Si 1. 141 -,f Q. 3, uv Top row: Clay Crawford, Tackle: Bob Burkett, Endg Bob Schwab, Center. Center row: Don VAllNZlI'f3, Fullbuck: Bob Gilbert, Halfbaclcz Herb Hurst, Halfback: Danny Burns, Guard: Don Casey, End. Bottom row: Bill Thomas, Guard: Danny Bowling, Ccntcr: Bob Ages, Fullback. I af G 18' 9 9 E CHEERLEADERS QU J VARSITY Left to right: Crawley, B. Fannin, IVI. Eickclbcrgcr, J. Ticman, M, johnson, 1. Waltmmlm. RESERVE Left to right: S. Arnold, M. Eickclbcrger, A. Gusbcl, C. Pottcngcr, T. Sroufc, j. Sclmitker, TEAM RECURD Q5PPUNENT F:XIRI lIi1I3 flI'I'UINIiN'I' F.'XlRFIIiLIl -lfm 31 62 31 48 BU ill -ll! W6 46 42 72 OS SS '77 -4-9 42 Scvun Milo VVcst Ulxcstcr Hamm wc 1' lVlm'gLlI1 lixltrm Mui Yuffcy Tzlylwr Hzmuvur Trcutmm Tuylwr Rcily Luclclamd Vxfxxym' lllcmlulc Stcwzxrt lvlonmc Russ WilyVllC 64 MKlllI'tHLx BU'1'1-ra1z Cmrwm' Tuuxxxmrixll' -H Scvcn Ixlilr 47 31 IN DIVIDUAL SCORING l7L.'XYliR D011 VJIIXNQIIIII Bolw Uillwcrt Bill Frlrtluing Nlzxrvin Rockwcll Amu Ricl1:111lson Dam llottcugur lim Huff Hcrlvcrt Hurst Dick Heuxling Alfred Sparks John Thzlll Pom 197 ISI llll IOS OS -Q w gg 10 9 9 6 O RESERVE TEAM Kncclingg T. Vonderhaar. Mgr.: R. Proctcrg D. Nuskyz B. Muskophg R. Asher: G. Beiser C. MCf:i7l'I11,iCk, Mgr.: R. Robinson, Mgr, Standing: B. Kern. G. Davis, H. Huber, Coach McCollum, H. Wcvcmd, Ncubrandcr, H. Fnrthing. W IUNIQR HIGH FQOTBALL Bottom row, left to right: Messcr, Garland, B. Schul, G. McCracken, j. Mcflmxrnmick, M. Hackvr, F, Eickclhcrgcr, R. Lunsford, P. Ohlingcr, R. Asher, G. Bciscr. Second row: Galen McCollum, Coach, D. Bowling, R. Robinson, E. Bowling, T. Evans, B Durham, K. Isaacs, R. Babb, Stewart, Farley, R. Shephard, C. McCormick. T. Vondcrhaar Top row: E. Murray, E. Straus, C. Durham, K. Saylor, C. McCollum, -I. Mublcopf, R, Procter P. Campbell, B. Bishop. IUNIORHIGH BASKETBALL T011 PICTURE - EIGHTH GRADE Kneeling, lcfi to right: Couch Fiirst, S. Fannin, D. Mnbcrly, D. Sturton, K. Isaacs, Dixon T, Evans. Mgr. Standing: V. ISZIZICH, C. lvlcflullum, D. Galmbard, H. Bridgeford, B. Durham. BOTTUM PICTURE - SEVENTH GRADE Latin tn riglit: B. Scliul, F. Eickellverger, Mcfqlorniick, S. Hensley, L. Abner, C, Soule, Messcr T. Vaughn, P. Campbell, G. McCracken, T. Evans, Mgr., Coach Furst fkncelingj. GIRLS'BASKETBALL Thv physical cducatiun classes of each high school grndc cutcrcd ll tcnm in nlzl girls' iurralmurul lmskctlwzlll IOllI'll2lI'l1C1lt. The juniors Qtop picturcj won first place The frcehmcn Qhottmn picture, were runucrsfup. Thu ulmvc are girls participating in one of the G. A. A. activities. The pictures were taken at the Y. W. C. A. pool in Hamilton, To reiterate, we certainly have cvcrytliinq licrc at Fairiicld. UMBLERSWEIGHTfLIFTERS Bottom row, left to rightl T. Vaughn Eickelberger. Second row: Maynard Furst, Coach, -N Pennington, S. Fannin, C. Nash. Third row: B, Bishop, R. Lunsford. Top row: E. Murray. Bc.-ttom row, lcft tu right: N, Ydullin, F Eickclhcrger, Al. Messcr. Stewart, B Prilslgy. H. Szrylnr. Mavnard Furst, Coach Second row: NV. jones, D, Bowling, R. Har rison, J. Haslcr, H. Grcwc. T, Evans, K. Isaacs, B. Durham, F ax 'NX .ij fb P.T.A.WSTUDENTCUUNCIL i i . i Seated, lcft to riuiitz Mrs. C. Wciscnhc.mi'ii, Miss M. Johnston, Mrs. E. Wclsii. Mrs. L. Burkett, Mrs. Gilbert, President, Miis. A. B. Middlctim, Mrs. j. Thzill. Standing: Mr. H. M. Potts, Mr. R. Cropcubakcr, Mr. L, Hiisclwiwcrg. Mr. G, Ticmain. Not shown: Ivfr. NN. Bonner, Mir. C, Lester, Mrs. R. Hnslcr, Mrs. G. Hcndcrsnn. Mr. B. LePwris, Mr. P. jarzirdi, Miss E, Pzissmnrc, Miss M. Vwfliittlcscy. Mrs. F. Sclwllci, Iwirs, B. P. Adams, Mrs. R. Ditmycr. Miss M. Crzinc. Bottom ruw. lclit Ln right. T. Vundcriiziairz B. Schulz N. Allcng -I. Bowling. News Rcpurtrr M. MzicQiiistnn, Sccrsturyg H. Hurst, Vice President: Goodrich, prcsidcnt: Mr. Lamb Sponsor. Second ruw: -I. fipcickcrg Quick: l. Lawson: M. Eickcibcrgcr: -I. Hurniingz C, Hxilcuinh Trcaisurcr: C. Ervin: Hiyincr. Twp rnw: C. PUltL'l1g.fCl'Z P. Zinsmcistcrz B. Tliomiisg W. Vvirightg D, Nuskyg B. Logsdnn QI. Hcssclhrnck. HCDNOR SOCIETY Standing, loft to right: Richard Harding: Carolyn Erving Janet Murray: Harold Sowderr, Pres. vccfmd semester: Dulores Pl.irick. Trea:-. second semester: Cleo Hfiicombz Mr Lester, Spoiwor, Seated: john Thrill, Pres. first ScmcStf:r, Vice Pres second scuwsterg Mzirtlizl Warner, Vice Pres. hrst semester: Iwhry Wai'nc1', See. full year: Norma Holden, Trcus, first semester. Character Scholarship Leadership Service ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA OFFICERS President james Goodrich Vice President Teddy Bruin Secretary Charlotte Sclfzlabacli Treasurer Mildred Schaub News Reporter Lois Arm Clair BAND BAND OFF1cERs President fumes Goodrich Treasurer Bill 'l'l1orrms Vice President Don Ki-nsel News Reporter Lois Arm Clair Secretary jolm Nerlbrarrder' Director Albert Sutplieri MAJOR-ETTES Left to right: M. Eiekelhergcr, M, Castator, D. Kinsel, Major, S. Henderson, Maddox M, Downie, Head Majorette. MIXED CHQRUS The zihove picture shows the Fairfield Mixed Chorus sponsored hy Miss Catharine Clarke, vocal music teacher. The group consists of persons from hoth the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Pictured here are the Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs, respectively. The groups have made impressive progress which can he accredited to the hue leadership of Miss Catha' rine Clarke, their director. BOYS'CLEE CLUB TRIfY, HIfY, AND YfTEENS Tm- Puzruan HifY Or'FICER5 Left to right: Phyllis Lindner, lo' President B111 Farthing rctta Hornung. Mary Rose Stumpf, Vice President Darmy Burns joyee Ann Hayes, Lois Ann Clair. Sccrct:1ryfTreasurer Herbert Hurst Nola Allcn- Sponsor Mr. Vogelgesang YfTursN OFFICERS President Lois Arm Clair Vim President joyce Arm Hayes Secretary Phyllis Lindner Treasurer Nola Allen Program Craiman ,loretta Horrmng Sponsors Miss Passmore, Miss Story Loolq Into The . F. T. A. Bill Farthing, President: Iviartha W:1rnq1', Vice President: Mary Vsfarncr, SccrctaryfTrcas11rcr Dolores Planck, Hietoriang Mr, Potts, Sponsor. F U T U R E F. H. A. Mary K. Qlcmlanson, PrcQidcnt: Alwycc Arm Hayes, Vive PrcQiclcntg jorctta Hornung, Sccrctari Luis Ann Clair, Trcahurcr: lvan Vxfalton, News Rc oiter: Mrs. Pcnniiifton S onsfvr. .v L 1 r CAMERA CLU Bob Reed, President: Lester Durham, Vice President: Norma Holden, Secretary' Treasurerg Mr, Lester, Sponsor, PRCJECTIQNISTS Ronnie Miller, President: Bob Reed, Vice Prcsidenn Dick Harding, Secreturyg Tom Gardener Treasurer: Mr. Bloomberg, Sponsor. GIRL SCOUTS Bottom row, left to right' S. Baker, B. Logsdon, -lr'rzu'rli, B. Sclnll, 5. Condo, Vw . Russell. fop row: R. Miclmil. B. jolxmon, S. Lewis, Miss Johnston, Sponsor, P, Clark, lvl. Lynch, I. Thomas. TURCH STAFF Cleo Halromb, Ellitlilf Mary Warner, Associate Editor: Herschel Powell, Art Editofg Eva Rarnsey, Treasurer: Leona Wcstlav1d. Sponsorg Betty Derrough, Elsie MacQuiston, Bernard LePoris. Assistants. 1949-50 1949 SEPTEMBER 1949 School opens Dismiss for fair Seniors select invitations 1949 DECEMBER 1949 Green Pennant assembly Football banquet Every pupil tests Junior dance Dismiss for Christmas vacation ioso JANUARY mo School resumes after vacation DAR tests Driving education graduation 1950 FEBRUARY 1950 Senior scholarship tests Sweetheart dance F.T.A. meeting at West Chester 1950 APRIL 1950 Operetta Junior play jr.-Sr. prom Baseball season begins 1950 MAY 1950 May Day program Babeck spelling tests Awards day Baccalaureate Commencement 1949 OCTOBER 1949 Annual assembly Pictures taken Sophomore dance 1950 MARCH 1950 Senior play Honor Society assembly Latin banquet Operetta Freshman carnival C A L E N D A R 1949 NOVEMBER 1949 Bond rally WMOH Broadcast Prince of Peace Contest F.T.A. meeting at Trenton junior dance Thanksgiving vacation Student Council assembly 0? 'Y xv-90 6:1 ,V 3,5 HSCROOGE,S CHRISTMASH +19 T'-1 SENIOR PLAY The pictures shown here pertain to the play, KAY BEATS THE BAND, pre sented by the senior class on March 3, 1950. YVe attribute the success to William J Vogelgeszmg, who ably directed the play, HIEFTAIN ART STAFF Sczncd, lefr to right: C, Hzllcmnb: M. Schaulvz M. johnson, Standing: Bernard Lvporis, Art 'TCIICIICYL A. Kchr: D. Burnsg H. Hurst. GIRLS' CLUB Imn NN lltun, PITSILICIWII jurcttn Hnrnung, Vicc President: -lrmycc Crawley, Sccrctzlryg Dclnrc Plnmk, Trcznsurcrz Lcnna Vv'Qstlz1nd, Sponsor. G.A.A.ANDLATIN CLUBS G. A. A. OITFICERS LATIN CLUB II LATIN CLUB I President Carolyn Efvm gonsul Nfila Qlleg gongul Vive President Marx' jolmsmi CTW Q 'lo Tl a Cn C ' Sclibc joyee Ann Hayes Censor S9ff9tf 'Y'Tf93Wl'Cf N010 Allen Tribune james jolmson Tribune Sponsor Miss Milrpliy Sponsor Miss Westland Sponsor Charles Logsclon Carol Rockwell Marlene Castator Bud Logsclon Miss Westland W 1 R.B LACK, Night Watch1na11 JANITORS, left to riglwt:Otto Horning, Gus Manning, joseph Hozlle, Henry Vogelgesang, George Bitter. Cooks T. Arnold: C. Shifletg E. Vogelgcsnng Mg1A.: F, Black: A, McCormick: M Kunkel. Bos DRIVERS Kneeling, left to right: C. Grolm, P Horning, S. jElCqllCIHlI1, A. Kremer A. Miller, -Ir. Standingg C. Moore, j. Hoellc, H Brandenburg, S. McCormick, C Sowcrs, R. Burer, A. Miller, Sr, W. lVlcCormiCli. Not shown: C, W'1'igl1t. E. Rosen cruns, lj. Roszcll, C. Schliesman. E Pottengcr. 5 L...- fl lx I N X 'K 'a K 'ix CLASS QUEENS MISS SENIOR MISS JUNIOR ALBERTA TREADWAY CLEO HALCOMB MISS SOPHOMORE MISS FRESHMAN JEAN WALTON FRANCES VANNATTA PRINCE CF PEACE CONTEST The picture ahove shows Harold Sowder as he spoke in the Prince of Peace Contest at the First Baptist Church, Hamilton, Ohio. l'lirold spoke in the first elimination contest at our school on November 7, 1949, where hc won first place as judged hy a committee of three judges from Miami University. The second elimination contest was held in the Lindenwald Methodist Church. Here Harold again won hrst place and was awarded a bronze medal. In the picture ahove Harold is demonstrating his true form as the ine speaker he is. This third contest was very close, but after much deliberation the silver medal was awarded to another contestant. AA lf? lp HA Q, S JUNIOF WEETH 4256 PEDAGOGUES? ONE COUPLE SURVIVED LOOKING FORWARD? -SENICR OM RT DANCE fo Oc 622 A HIT AND A Miss HOLD TIGHT WE LIKE CAKE, Too Imxmuu I'll-xmtng jmnm llIAl,ll OUTSTANDING SENIORS A5 Presented By Mfr. H. M. Potts: film: XlllCLllCUDl'l2ll1, nquvc III CXfl'll'CLll'flClll2l1' uc' l.lVlUl'SI uzwnrm- annung lucnltv and students for lwr :ln-ulul and SPZll'lillHQ personality: a student wltlw 1 nnilw in our temple uf good will. Tlu- claws mummn' and uutmxmling male student: lun nn cyc nn Misnni University: regarded by fac' ully aw Q1 ,mud sclwul citxzcn, l1.mM l .'xR'r11lNf: Gund studvnt and ulltstanding athlete: has an Cyc my V'rmdVlS t,ll2ll'l.CI'l'illCli spot at Mizllni University: lwuund tl-r thu cuslclnng pml'cssion. Dowaris PLANCK JOHN THALL WILLIAM FARTHING 'QQ q QEQ' b Willy TO EVERY THE CLASS Bm' Mum MEMBER OF OF 1950 MARTIN LINGLER, Inc. FOURTH AND MAPLE AVENUE I -Af?-.E swf COAL BUILDING MATERIAL BRICK STOKERS AND THERMOSTATS Compliments of SUPER MARKET RAPP Coal and Coke Co. OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK o 9:00 A.M. TO II:00 P.M. if F e a t u r i n g the Finest Groceries and Meats at the Lowest Possible Price 6th AND RIGDON DIAL 4-6332 FIVE POINTS At Tuley Road and Grand Blvd. HAMILTON, OHIO Dial2-4661 gaudy? Qouqa? Zee. Zadeed! zeadf ffnd feed! :fond Eau!! ffnd 2644, Who's the boy that Lula Mae writes those long Mary J. received a postcard from Florida. Could letters to? Tell us, we'd like to know. it have been from Reginald E.? John T. and Norma H. were seen together at Why does Lois Clair like to go roller skating? the cast party. Could it be because of Ronny Harrison? WE FEATURE NATIONALLY QUALITY BLOOD TESTED ADVERTISED GARMENTS C H I C K 5 AT N0 EXTRA CHARGE! UBIKO LIFE-GUARD FEEDS BOYS' AND YOUNG MEN'S SHOP HAMILTQNI QHIQ SECOND FLOOR Phone 2-l3I I Mason Road REAL ESTATE GENERAL INSURANCE C NG CO' PWPERTY MANAGEMENT HART SCHAFENER AND MARX CLOTHES NOTARY PUBLIC Grand Blvd. DioI4-8971 Dial 4'43I4 HAMILTON, OHIO ZI7 HIGH STREET DICK BEST'S SERVICE STATION 0 CINCINNATI-HAMILTON ROAD H I L Z B R O S. DRY CLEANING 5 MAIN Ph. 2-OIII RAY ORR'S SOHIO STATION TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES McCLAIN'S MUSIC STORE 2548 PLEASANT AVENUE HAMILTON, OHIO COUCH BROTHERS' MARKET FRESH FRUITS 8: VEGETABLES 1247 CENTRAL Ph. 2-1521 Who is John T. interested in from Hamilton High? We know, John, we saw the Hamilton High school Sylvia Wolfrom seems to think Jack Garland is very handsome. paper' Can't Herbert Hurst make up his mind between Lucille Power has her eye on an interesting little Patsy, Edwina, and Mary G.? Who is your latest? ch th t t Roose lt. ap a goes O ve l wonder why Carolyn wishes her birthday Betty Hamblin and Russel Hacker are one ofthe would come every day. Because she would get new romances in the seventh grade. a kiss from Jim G.? IIAMMIIIIII GIIIISTIIIIGTIDII Compliments of a friend THE C. P. DOLGE COMPANY GIIMPAIIY MILLER OFFICE SUPPLY co. Box III HAMILTON, OHIO School Equipment and SuppIies ST, CLAIR PARK MRS. VINCENT PATER'S SUBDIVISION DISTINCTIVE GIFTS 7 s. c STREET Phone 2-3141 HAMILTON WESTERN SALES HAMILTON OHIO 3I MAIN Phone 3-2146 BEST WISHES WALTER FOLLMER CONTRACTOR PHONE 2-1859 HAMILTON, OHIO Pete and Bud Logsdon sure do have a dreamy Car. At least, reports from passengers say so. What happened to Carolyn Ervin and Don Mid- dleton? fNothing.j He sure is cute. The end of a story - - And so Ralph and Joanne lived happily ever after. Who does Mildred S. go with now? We think she's just playing the field. More fun, uh, Mildred? Jo Ann Fant thinks it comes in handy to have a high school coach for a brother-in-law. The seniors leave Hamilton, May 26. Are they coming back! Residential - Industrial - Investment Farms - Property Management - Appraisals KLOTTER REAL ESTATE Lindenwald Business Section Hamilton, Ohio Office Phone 3-3780 O Congratulations Class of 1950 HllMlLTllN BUSINESS CULLEGE I53 No. Third St. Lena Dalton, Pres. Let us build you a successful future in the field of business. Offices Open Daily 8:30 to 5:00 Phone 4-7663 Member of The National Association of Accredited Comm. Schools National Federation of Private School Associations Ohio Business Schools Association Hamilton Milk Co. Better Dairy Products 4'L6l'tC!t-86005 .906 646601 551 North Sixth Street Dial 4-7429 Hamilton, Ohio HAMILTON PAINT and WALLPAPER DUPONT PAINTS IMPERIAL WALLPAPERS 114 North 2nd Street Dial 4-8691 MODERN FOOD MARKET Super Market Corner of Hancock and Maple EVERY DAY LOW PRICES HAMILTON, OHIO Dial 2-5191 PLEASE DRIVE IN . . . DRIVE OUT PLEASED! GUS BIERMANN OIL STATION Harmon Ave. and Grand Blvd. Compliments of OMAR BAKERIES 1361 SCHULER AVENUE DIAL 4-7468 HAMILTON, OHIO Dial 4-9467 When you hear, Run, John, Run, you will know it is Ethel Hunley. Who's this, Carol, that Bob Burkett talks about? Could it be Carol Rockwell? What makes Tom Gardner sigh when Mildred S. passes by? Susan Arnold is always talking about Bill Schul. .Iunior N. and Nola A. were seen together at the Sweetheart Dance. Why does Nola call Bill a proposition? Ted B. took Mildred S. home from the cast party. Mary Brown is always waiting for a telephone call. We know his first name is John, but we can't tind out his last name. MCCRACKEN COAL CO. THE BUSINESS IS BLACK BUT . . . WE WILL TREAT YOU WHITE Dial 2-6422 Bobrnyer Road NIIRTH END FURNITURE IIIIMPANY GEORGE WALDVOGEL FINE FURNITURE CROSLEY REFRIGERATORS MONARCH Gas and Electric RANGES 355 N. 7th Street HAMILTON CON RAD'S MARKET White Villa CHOICE GROCERIES MEAT 0 VEGETABLES 0 FRUIT MARKET Dial 2-9958 Symmes Road CLAPPER'S APPLIANCE Hamilton Home-Owned Bottled Gas Service 115-119 MAIN ST. HAMILTON c0 'Pll e f5 Compliments Compliments M5fE',,H',1LHE:,fg, BRIGHT-0-INC. suRG's si-io: STORE Phone 3-3613 828 Belle Ave. Hamilton-Carthage Road Main 8. B Sts. Ph. 2-4534 Compliments Compliments Compliments EATON'S MOTEL ROSSVILLE THEATRE LUBBER'S CAFE 1767 Dixie Hwy. Ph. 2-0683 509 Main St. 4-7013 1801 Grand Blvd. 4-9234 Compliments Compliments Compliments SPENCE'S BODY SHOP CLARK'S CAFE WHITEHOUSE RESTAURANT 2201 Grand Blvd. 2-9161 513 Heaton St. 4-9356 23 High St. 4-9342 Compliments Compliments Compliments COOK'S GROCERY F YOUNG,S TEXACO SERVICE Dayton 8. Erie 2-8492 0 Pleasant 81 Schenck Aves. L. W. Singer Co., Inc. co i 'e ' GEORZOEHPAAMZISWAN C SUNRISE no-NuT sl-lor syracuse, New York CONTRAC, HAUUNG 217 N. Erie Hwy. 2-4184 Phone 4-8526 Who is going to be Sherry Fehrenl:-ach's choice, Gene McCracken or Donald Ohlinger or Robert Wilson? What's this we hear about Joan Hesselbrock and Fred Eickelberger? We wonder how Phyllis Lindner and Teddy Bruin are getting along? Did Carol Cramer and Larry Brehm enioy the movie, Home in Louisiana ? Marilyn Stapf seems to be interested in Stanley Fannin. Why did Carolyn put mistletoe above her pic- ture when Don M. came after her for the Y-Teen's dance? Big hint. Did it work? compliments . Compliments C0mP 'e 'S EATMORE RESTAURANT Mr. Er Mrs. George W. Casey of no S' second sf. Compliments TWO -WAY HAMBURGER SHOP 2201 Dixie Hwy. KET-MOY PRESS 826 High Street Compliments WEIK'S SERVICE STATION Shuler 8- Hancock Compliments Compliments ARNOLD WELDING co. BAR-I-EL HUMBACH DRUG STORE 6th 81 Rigdon East Ave. Cr Grand Blvd. PleCSCl1t Ave. Cgfnplimenfs FOOD MARKET AVENUE CUT RATE 909 ALEXANDER'S GULF 2640 Benninghofen Ave. SERVICE Erie 81 Grand Blvd. Pleasant and Hooven Ave. Compliments of THCMAS D. McLAUGHLlN a n d JCJHN J. KEIL Architects 1, Into your cells, bqyslllz 2. Eager beaver -4: 4, Take a good look, boyslllg 4. All this and heaven, too 5. Batten the lwtclwcs: 6. Bugs???7q 7, XVl1cr'c's your whip, Betty?g 8. Come and get rt. wr' dmft want it.g 9, lVl0Il1'S DofDropflu!1 10 Seniors? ?g ll. Nlummoth Cave and H, M., Loo.: 12 Ivfust bc carnivorous.: 13, Paddy wagons.: 14. Get unclcr the desk, Iewcll, before hc snaps another onog 15, Hey. Maw. how do I get thxs dowu?g 16, Mads butcher shop. Compliments Compliments of of GIRLS CLUB TORCH STAFF I Compliments Compliments of of NATIONAL HONOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS SOCIETY OF AMERICA 'IK 41 Compliments . . . of . . . STREICHERS PARKVIEW MKT. Self-Service Phone 3-2752 HAMILTON 528 Heaton St. Phone 3-3689 Did John T. enioy his date with Ciel W. on the Who makes Helen Sroufe's heart throb? A certain Sunday following the operetta? senior by the name of Jim Goodrich? What happened to Bill F. and Alberta T? Too Why does Mary D. enioy the telephone calls bad, kids. from Lee Skillman at the employment agency? Amos Richardson and Faye Miller are seen to- Who did Bob B. bring to the senior play? Why gefher quite often. lOn't yu tell us, Bob? BEST W'5 'E5 KLEINFELDER REALTY CO. from lNELSON KLEINFELDERl 307 MAIN PHONE 2-3942 Jackie Quick Mary Johnson Dolores Gabbard Carolyn Ervin D P B'Il S - O?lrOs clgoiciarirggsdn Bill Fiarljhing Compllments D' k H ' J t T' man 1 Pail Zilrlsmnegister A!lal:len'eleCasLator S B b F G Jin Hailer Hiiii S?5'L?e' MAIN rf D PHONE 3-1218 Nola Allen Mary Lou Junkin Francie Solazzo Carol Craft Ciel Wair Francie Van Natta Mary Geiser Tom Vonderhaar Ethel Hunley Nevaline Dobbs Ima Jean Miller Ralph Robinson Carl McCormick Jr. Neubrander ASHER'S MARKET Danny Bowling Ronny Harrison Janet Kehr Patsy Mesler Joan Asher Mary Rose Stumpf Carol Rockwell Dolores Planck , Barbara Wise Lois Ann Clair Jean 8. Don Mary Warner Don Casey Martha Warner Nmma Holden Jane Sheley Hamilton-Carthage Rd. 4-9308 .M STAN DAFER'S PARK FISHING - FINE Fooos - PICNICKING FISH CHICKEN STEAK DINNERS O PRIVATE PARTIES -- BANQUETS TELEVISION Tylersville Rd. Dial 4-9I46 HAMILTON, OHIO Complete Automobile Service Butler County's most complete and best equipped Automobile and Truck Service Center established in New Building with up-to-date Equipment, including Factory Type Paint Ovens, Bear pit type Front End and Frame Machines, etc., and manned by capable and experienced Service Personnel. No job too large-or too small for personal attention. McFARLAND MOTORS, INC. High Street at East Avenue Phones 4-6571 and 4-6572 Janet Hesselbrock really rates with a certain col- lege boy. Keep it up, Janet. lt seems like a few of our senior girls have be- come interested in Seven Mile. iHow about it, Mary, Alberta, and Ethel?J There seems to be a new romance which is very becoming, Paul Z. and Jackie Q. Who's Arthur Kehr's latest interest? We wonder who Don Pottenger really likes? Does he know himself? Margie Searcy has a crush on Bob Sparks. Did Joyce H. enioy her part in the operetta? Rehearsals behind the stage were better, though, huh, Joyce? CYou know it.l Who knows the most about history - Margaret Eickelberger or Mr. Bonner? O I Drink . .. Why take less when Phone 2-8759 4 best PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO., HAMILTON. OHIO SURPLUS SALES, Inc. LARRY KUHN Third and Court Streets Dial 3-1783 HAMILTON, OHIO DUERSCH CYCLE CO. sPoR'riNG Gooos 22 North Third Street Phone 2-1513 HAMILTON, OHIO BEST WISHES OF . . I MARTIN A. COYLE - CALEB M. COYLE Dial 4-9959 830 HIGH STREET DAVID WEBB Cr SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS ROSS AT D STREET HAMILTON OHIO What was wrong with Carolyn's cake which she baked for the Sweetheart Dance? Danny called it plaster. Jim H. and Joyce C. were seen at the Sweet- heart Dance. Ted B. was Phyllis L.'s date for the Y-Teen's dance. Barbara Fannin and Jack Campbell really keep the courts in Reno busy. KNO offenseli Who is the mysterious man in Marlene Castators life? He writes very interesting letters. There are two senior couples who are always seen together. They are Dolores P. and Don C., and Alberta T. and Bill F. J. E. WALKER 6' SON SOUTHWESTERN OHIO RESTORATION CONTRACTORS BUILDING MAINTENANCE ANGLES - PLATES - FI-ATS since 1910 . . . 'SOUNDS CINCINNATI OHIO Belle Ave. and B. G' O. R. R. Compliments Compliments BURNS JEWELERS Farmers Feed 6' Milling Co. 124 High St. Phone 2-2517 TUXEDO FEEDS HAMILTON Hamilton-Carthage Rd. Ph. 2-2574 HAMILTON AIRPORT, INC. e:,.,,, ' -- 21- - SALES CHARTER AND SERVICE SERVICE CSS113 AIR TAXI SERVICE TO AND FROM AIRLINE TERMINALS Airport Road Ph. 5-5994 HAMILTON GRAY'S FLOWERS HamiIton's Oldest Retail Florist in Hamilton's Newest Flower Shop Flowers for All Occasions DRIVE-IN SERVICE ERIE HI-WAY AT EDISON AVENUE Dial 2-0722 Reggie Eickleberger seems to have fallen for a nurse in Mercy Hospital. Haven't John Thall and Reggie Eickelberger any- thing else to do but run around? Why does Dick H. go to other schools for girl friends? Cuter or what? Evaline Campbell and Albert Sparks have added new interest to our school romances. How many girls does Junior Neubrander go with, anyway? The latest was Gracie. Leroy Scrivner sure is popular. But why does he keep everybody guessing? THE SLONEKER IMPLEMENT CO., INC. J. I.Case Farm Machinery and Tractors SIXTH AND RIGDON STREETS Mqm Way. Sffufem amd Swim BEST WISHES from Goose Neubrander Marty MacQuiston Judy Slamer Slim Logsdon Juanita Bowling Dutch Huff Mary Cole Edwina Stumpf Kathleen Lampl Charlotte Schlabach RIGLINGS, INC. Can Solve Your Heating Problem For You At Less Cost Phone 2-2283 For Estimate 1206 MAIN ST. HAMILTON, OHIO Compliments . . . to . . . The Class of 1950 EAST HAMILTON HARDWARE STORE 1749 Grand Blvd. Dial 5-5751 We Deliver It's Fun To Eat At HYDE'S DAIRY BAR 130 So. Erie Hwy. Phone 4-9396 HAMILTON, OHIO Does Miss Derrough enioy the telephone calls from Lee Skillman, th man at the employment agency? What's this we hear about Ethel and Jack, a boy from Seven Mile? Rocky and Ima Jean are a steady couple seen at school. Mildred says she would like to have a date with Ted B. Why do Dolores, Carolyn, and Lois go to the employment office so much? Could it be because of Lee Skillman? Does Mary J. enioy sitting with Reggie E. in the gym at lunch time? THE HAMILTON OIL CO. THE TODDLER sHoPs Distributors U. S. Royal Tires - Batteries - Accessories 229 Main St. 2416 Pleasant Ave. Mobilgas - Mobiloil Mobllheat Everything For the Child 819 High Street Dial 3-3128 HAMILTON, oi-no From Intancy to School Age MORRIS 81 TOWNSEND GENERAL INSURANCE 'K 41 -ii If you should have a claim, give us the opportunity of paying it. Call or stop in 50 N. Erie Hwy. Dial 2-7705 HAMILTON, OHIO THE WEST SIDE MOTOR CO. 48 Years of Friendly Dependable Service SERVICE SALES CARS and TRUCKS 1002 Automotive Service 2nd and Sycamore St. Hamilton Dial 4-8331 HILLVIEW Hornung Brothers SHOPPING CENTER Grocery OPEN Choice Meats Fresh Fruits 9 A.M. T0 9 P.M. Fresh Vegetables Meats Groceries Drinks Ice Cream E,:,:5f,:g g',,::,':,gg F... Reliable Service and Dependable Quality . . . It pleases us come to Homungs to please you I Hill Avenue Dial 3-221 I UNDENWALD Just North of Symmes Dial 4-8272 54l Williams Ave. What happened to Clay C. and Mary Rose S.? Come on, kids, get together. Edwina Stumpf sure seems popular. No wonder - a personality. Gene McCracken still carries the torch tor Ann Coates. ls Bloomberg really - - -, or does he always act that way? Jim G. was seen taking Marlene C. home from the operetta. Phyllis L. and Don P. were together at the oper- etta cast party. THE HAMILTON L U M B E R C 0. Q U A L I TY MATERIALS 948 Central Avenue G.M.C. TRUCKS and SCHOOL BUSSES RITCHIE 5' FIEHRER 253l Dixie Hwy. Dial 3-4291 Hamilton COMPLIMENTS W. M. Kyser Sales Company of in H I EB's MARKET WARREN' OHIO GROCERIES MEATS P PRODUCE LATIN CLUB I LATIN ...LUB II 125 south Third Phone 3-2632 Compliments Compliments COMPLIMENTS of COMPLIMENTS RAMONA DRIVE-IN of , , , South on Dixie Highway Hamilton, Ohio Compliments Compliments I of of HAMILTON, OHIO GIRLS' ATHLETIC FUTURE AS5OC,AT,ON TEQQQQTQAOF 112 North zna sneer mai 2-4876 ls Joanne Marsh the quiet, shy, little girl she Jaelle Homuflg and Cheslel' C5995 like I3 I seems to be? Ask some of her friends, they know. T99-Thx at 'Unch Ime- Does Jane Sheley's heart still throb for a certain if 'lewcomer to our School' lui th' 'S a wry U boy from Reily? We didn't mean to tell, but his 9 ' name is Dale Garmen. A cute couple seen at school is Mary G. and Does Mr. Bonner hand out amewdmewts because Dany B' it is an experience he had when he went to school? Has Beeler ever really discovered his true love? Industrial Chemicals Divisicn I PENNEY S HAMILTON SYMMES VALLEY FARM Registered Guernseys WM. A. McCORMICK 81 SONS HAMILTON OHIO This Time lt's HUDSON E R I E M O T O R S SALES - SERVICE 1975 s. Grand Bivd. Dial 2-3551 GENERAL MILLS, Inc. C esY TRIANGLE SIGN CO. FARM SERVICE DIVISION LARRO FEEDS FINE NEON SIGNS HAMILTON, oi-no AND WSP'-AY5 Dial 2-6338 505 High Street HAMILTON STOLL'S FLOWERS C0MP 'fMENTs . . . o . . . ARE ALWAYS FRESH GRAND DRY CEAN ERS I I9 Court Street Dial 2-9322 :Ie Dial 3-2622 Opposite Court House 1725 GRAND BLVD. Joretta's fiames were many during her senior year: Reggie, Danny, Jim G., Jim H., and Junior N. Who won? Did Norma H. and Bill F. have fun at the sociol- ogy party? What happened? Joretta got a beautiful box of candy for Valen- tine's Day from Bill S. Did Nola enioy riding in the back seat with B'Ilf Th d' f1 ?Jh,ci, d What happened to Mildred S. and Jett during NIL yygrgelgeiagg Igcczgigoc? the cirgm S23-yn an the Christmas vacation? 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