North Fairfield High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (North Fairfield, OH)

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CLASS HISTORY Eight members of the Senior Class of 1952 started school to- gether. Helen Swaney, Betty Woodworth, Phyllis Edward, John Leak, James Wade, Haldon Smith, Roger Graham and Vaughn Baker. During the first year of school Phyllis Edwards moved away. James Wade moved away at the start of our second year of school. Smiling Jim came back in our locality the third year of school but Roger Graham moved to another locality. Phyllis Minniear came during the fourth year and Roger Hershiser and Phyllis Edwards in the fifth year of school. The ever moving Roger Graham returned dur- ing our sixth year, staying for two years, then moving again in the eighth year to return to stay with us in the eleventh year. Margaret Risner joined our class in the ninth year. Standing with our heads erect, with our thoughts full of happy memories of ourschool days together, the above members constitute the graduation class of 1952. 7

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'wir Q7 MARGARET LOUISE RISNER Maggie Treasurer Wherever fun and mischief beams, she is always sure to be seen, Sec. and Treasurer lg Mixed Cho- rus 4g Girl's Glee Club 4g F.H,A, 2,3,4g Homecoming Attendent 4g Class Play 3,4g Annual Staff 4. Outlook-Nurse if PHYLLIS JEAN MINNIEAR Phyl Dimples in her cheeks, a dimple in her chin, she's right there when the fun begins. Girl's ciee Club 1,4, F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4gCheerleader 1,2,4g Class Play 3,f1g Annual Staff 4. Outlook-Housewife 'f lingua-' JAMES PEARSON WADE Jim Those who dwell upon ivory tow- ers, have heads of the same ma- terial. Band 1gMixed Chorus lg Boy'sG1ee Club lg Baseball l,3g Annual Staff 4. Outlook-Army and Undecided , , 6 r , 1 lr, he f HA LDON CHARLES SMITH Chad Perhaps some day in words of fame we'1l readthe wonders of his name. Basketball l,2g Baseball 1,2gC1ass Play 3,43 Annual Staff 4. Outlook-Farmer

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CLASS ILL Classmates, rest we here a little, while our life is yet at morng Pause a little for we seniors must make a will. 'Tis the time which all has led to, since we heard the first bell's call. Summoning us to meet in the now familiar hall. First of all let us call on smiling James Wade, and Elden Eastman in- herits his ability to get out of study halls. Haldon Smith, bequeaths to Bernard Keefer, the ability and endurance to graduate. Many a day Cynthia Jones and Roger Hershiser pondered as to Roger's beautiful red hair, which she wishes she had. The long-legged Roger Graham, the Henry Aldrich, of the school, bestows upon Thomas Clemons nothing but troubles. Margaret Risner, the flirting belle of our class, advises La Donna Gar- ner to take her place. Here about the grounds, studious Betty Woodworth, wishes that Nancy Gahring make as good in Chemistry as she did. To the ever quiet Lucy Atherton, Phyllis Edwards, bequeaths her ability to make men sigh. And Mildred Cole inherits Helen Swaney's skill, to stay on her feet while skating. Nancy Gahring is the recipient of the curly locks, that our cheerleading gal, Phyllis Minniear has. While Helen Swaney's advice to Audrey Cook, to be six feet tall, do stretching exercises. Ah! Dorothy Leach, watch out! Vaughn Baker wills you, his ability not to flirt. And ever munching John Leak, bestows upon Marvin Wheeler, his cleverness to get food from the cooks. O Commencement, not ending that is seems all our strife, But the gates that open outward to a bigger, broader life. Classmates, may the will of our spirit never set, But the faunt of inspiration gush through all our fancy yet. Howsoever life may lead, a long fare- well to High we say, And to our brave and dear advisers, nevermore to point our way, Let it fall on our dear school and all the friends we know, We must clasp each hand and whisper: Good-bye, Classmate, we must go.