Fairfield Township High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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Ariat Q WJ! Pictures of Officers Above President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,. , . ,,,,,,,,,,, B MILLER Not shown Vice President ,,,,,,,, J. WALKER Secretary ....,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, G . SCHUL Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,, ....,,,,,,,, J . HUBBARD Reporter .,.. ,.....,,,,..,. D . MCINTOSH Sentinel 7A,.. 7,77,,, D . WEISENBORN Advisor .. ,,,,,,,, MR. JOHNSON 2 mem ...Mn ,.,,,, -S ff The Future Farmers of America is an organization founded to give its mem- bers leadership, public speaking ability, a knowledge of parliamentary procedure, and recreation. The Fairfield chapter has sponsored many projects to give themselves training and to educate the public to their principles. 2 t H .,,, W M - ' we .. ,S ' l . E f Uh ,aa la First row: G. Foley, L. Cox, J. Hawthorne, N. Hutton, J. Walker. Second row: G. Schul, J. Dsuban, P. Snodgrass, J. Brickles. J. Adams, T. McComb. Third row: F. Bolser, J. Hubbard, D. Hubbard, B. Wittenberg, B. Weaver. Fourth row: Mr. Johnson. M. Walton, D. Mclntosh. D. Weisenborn. P. Napier, J. Edds, K. Smith, D. Yeary, M. Slayback.

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111.- TFP ,,.'r 'E:4 :-.1E5':: . 1 Q W I l'i4'lur1's of Uffieers .Nlmve l,fl'SflIl'llf l I1 1' l'r1'sl1l4'rll' Sm-relur r TI'1'1I5lll'l r llixlurian fl1l1'1'xur 20 4 I H -V, .pg 'ei Wgier, U. ..,,j1 The Future Homemakers of America is ,l.'XNIi'I' CONRAIJ an organization founded for the pur- JoAN czmwrokim YMAKER5- X fi 4. I I k Q d MARHINK MOORE Ooh of pose o creating wetter iomema er. an jliln' 'l'HOM,1S fb ' -7 better homes. We have worked dih- MISS Sf .ap gently throughout the year trying to E' E . E make the eluh a success. In spite of E 1 3, hurnt fingers. fallen cakes, and a million my Y 9, other prohlems, we have managed to OIL -' O? have a good tilne and accomplish a 44,0 OQNXN' great deal. NEW V' -,. Q First row: P. Murphy, O. Tipton, C. Cox, M. llolser, R. Hughes, J. Hollin, C. Cramer. P. Evans, H. Puska, M. Moore. Second row: V. Rose, J. Watkins., J. Estes, P. Bley, S. Brewer, M. Vaughn, S. Sauer, S. Wolfrom. J. Crawford, J. Schlabach. Third row: A. Ashcrafl, R. Day, L. Williams, N. Keith, F. Cain, P. Wilke, S. Gentry, M. Edds, M. Hornsby, M. Ratliff, S. Canode, N. Sams, C. Good, G. Chapen, J. Walther, M. Creech, P. Leitsch, Mrs. Dickey.

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312 A few of the typists who worked for the Torch and Chieftain are above. In both publications the typists are given little recognition but are indispensable workers. ffirawford, Sauer, Murphy, Miller, Camboe, Menehe. Cramer, Bissell, and Mr. Allen.J Mrs. Patrick is pictured in the insert. TORCH STAFF The journalism class, taught by Mrs. Patrick. published our school paper. The Torch, which was printed by the offset process and contained pictures, was greeted enthusiastically by the student body. This enthusiasm encouraged the staff and their advisors. Mrs. Patrick. Mr. Allen, and Mr. LePoris, to publish better editions. Editor .sei I ...wt 5? , . 3553? to of 5- ' A 4 Q A Hai SX' 3 3 A 'fl Standing: K. Evans, Associate Editorg L. Power, Assistant Editor: E. Brehm. Photography Editor: B. Merz, Business Manager: J. MeCormiek. T. Bowman. Circulation Manage-rg A. Seifert. First row: J. Hcsselbroek, Editor: P. Cox. Art: S. Oaks. Art. Second row: H. McDaniel. C. Good. P. Camboe. Third row: P. Rutherford. Assoeiate Editorg C. llubbard, S. Sauer. Fourth row: V. Parker, J. Hacker. O. Bowling. Fifth row: D. Seluniclt. Sports Editor: J. Fonts, J. Corson.