Firelands Senior High School - Torch Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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44 FRANK HENRY SCHOLL -Fsilllllt' and tall he rnmres. Basketball 1.2.3.4-3 F. F. A. 1.2.4. WAYNE HARLAN SCHRAIVIIVI Mlllllfllfft' is a necessity. so is dirt. N Football 3,43 F. F. A. 1,233.43 Track 1.23 Basketball 132.33 Baseball 13 Rifle Club 43 Camera Club 3. .Qs 2' 1 ut, ls is ft 1 ,f RAY IVIOND PAUL SIVIARR He who singsfrightvnv auvw his ills. U Basketball 1,23 Baseball 1.2.43 Trahk 1,23 Wrestling 4 F F A CHARLES RICHARD SMITH 'Our content is our best having. Geor et H ' ' ' g own . S. 1, Vermlhon H. S. 23 Footbaal 43 Track 33 F. F. A. 1. .3 . RICHARD EUGENE SNIDER He is the 1'erw'pim'-apple ofpoliteness. H Student Counvil 3,4-Pres. 43 Football 1.2.3343 Class OIT' v 3' 3 ' A lt er , Basketball 1.23 F. F. A. 1,23 Chess Club 3. CAROLYN ANN SUMMERS A rnerrv heart doeth good like medicine Softball 1,233.43 F. H. A. 1,233.43 Mixed Chorus 1,23 Cheerleader 23 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Newspaper Staff 1 2 3 4' Yearbook Staff4 JANCIE MARIE VIRAG own thoughts are rny vanipziniuns Cl O ' ' ' ' ' ass flu er 1.2, Class Play 43 Newspaper StaI'f4' Yearbook Stall- 43 Mixed Chorus 1.23.43 C. A. A. 133,43 F, H, A. 43 Commercial Club 3. IAIVIES IRVIN WOODRUIVI SrlAx'ing is one thing. doing another. Rifle- Club 4-3 F. F. A. 1.2.3343 Basketball 2. ,ix I8 Vis ,. - -TT' 54 'THP45 S 1' YT QW : w . K. .. lg ,K x . 3 . .-3?w1fs- tw -1- - - . -- Ifffw -f -X , f-55.53 . A , - I I - . i K , - 'ffe?'f3gg'- ' ' If. W 7 Kiosk I sf .iw X . 33

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Classes Organize For Action lun, MHIL are polished, through act and speech, Each by each. As pebbles are smoothed on the rolling beach. -Trowbridge.. Here at Firelands the underclassmen made their presence felt not only in the large number in classes but also in their many activities. During the basketball season each class assisted with concessions. The sophomores sold popcorn and the freshmen sold potato chips, both of which helped to increase the want for a cold drink which the juniors had on hand. To aid in the raising of funds for the Junior-Senior Dinner-Dance the juniors sold Christmas cards and sponsored a radio show. The Dinner- Dance which was held in May was a wonderful success. The sophomores, with an eye to the future, worked on their treasury while having fun at skating parties at the Elyria Roll Arena and a class party at school. One of their more lucrative money projects was the sale of Mary Lee Candies. The freshmen, being greater in number and new at F. H. S., learned their ways about and are looking forward to being sophisticated sopho- mores. The freshmen sold FHS letters that could be worn on school clothing. Bob Baumann sells Stanley Brumby potato chips-Don Lewis and John Born see popcorn-Freshmen enjoy pop-Tom Currier clean up pop bottles-Marilyn Born spins Marvin Fannin-Marvin, sheis Margaret Parker.