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

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, . Standing: B. Schul, Sports Editorg D. Middleton, Subscription Manager, C. Shively, Editor, Miss Dietsch and Mr. Allen, Sponsors. Seated: B. Schul, Copy Editor, M. Foote, Art, J. Hesselbrock, Assistant Editorg T. Bowman, Business Manager, K. Evans, Advertising Managerg E. Brehin, Photographer CI-IIEFTAIN STAFF This yearls Chieftain staff has worked without rest toward one objective-publishing a better annual. To a stranger our work may look like a confused 'imessf' but out of this seemingly confused tangle came organization which published what we believe to be fnot picture-dl. the best yearbook ever produced in our school. Pi at l T S... .yy . W, .....,, .,,...W Back row: C. Shively. D. Ohlinger, B. Schul, J. Pond, T. Bowman, D. Middletown B Merz Mr Allen, D. Richardson, L. Powers, Miss Dietsch, P. Murphy, P. Camboe, J Miller K Evans Front row: J. Hesselbrock, J. Crawford, J. Hollin, M. Stapf, W. Foote, J. Lang S Arnold M Menche B. Schul, C. Cramer, M. Bissel, S. Sauer.

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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.

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NATIONAL Hduon soclETv S 'Q S f 2 s Z S 5 L -va .5 Q .51 an ' -'W ak., 1 The Fairfield Chapter of the National Honor Society is striving to exemplify its goals in schol- arship. leadership, character, and service. These members. annually chosen by the faculty, represent the outstanding students of Fairfield School. Among their activities this year was the initia- tion on February 25. New members were tapped during a school assembly. Citizenship Week from January 24-28 was spon- sored by the Honor Society to promote better citizenship. Baskets were distributed to needy families at Christmas and three members participated in the National Honor Society Scholarship Contest on March 22, 1055. ,f 6 Seated, left to right: B. Schul. P. Rutherford, Treasurerg M. A. Bissell, Vice Presidentg P. Camboe, President: J. Jeradi. Standing: R. Melntosh. L. Power, J. Hollin, S. Francis, L. Abner, W. Schul, C. Shively, .l. Miller. Miss Dietsch, Sponsorg K. Evans, C. Cramer.