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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1954 volume:

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House fformally known as Hoyt Cottageuj Ag. Building if nf , iff? , ,ff 1 f ff,-',f f' f C ff! WY AIIMINISTRATIIIN SCHCOL BOARD Left to Right: Mr, Harold Keiser, Vice Presidentg Mr. Elroy Walcher, Presidentg Mrs, Adah Parker,.C1erk-Treasurerg Mr. Ralph Gahringg Mr, Philip Lewisg and Mr. Virgil Giles, We wish to express our appreciation to the school board for its hard work and splendid plans in making our school years happy and successful ones. SUPERINTENDENT s-...4 Mr, Robert A. McNutt We, the members of the senior class of 1954, take this opportunity to express our appreciation to Mr. McNutt for the guidance, assistance, and personal interest he has given each and every one of us throughout our four years of high school. 3 FACULTY G Left to Right: Mr, Moore--Social Studies and Math. Mr. McNutt--Superintendent Mrs. Woodworth--English Mrs, Hinckley--Seventh and Eighth Grade English Left to Right: Mr. Kohli--Music Mr. Walters--Sixth Grade Mrs. McNutt--Third Grade Mrs. Keiser--Fifth Grade Left to Right: Mr. Ciavarra--Science Mrs. Signs--Commercial Mrs. Prater--Home Economics Mr. Domonic--Coach and Industrial Arts Left to Right: Mrs. Ross--First Grade Mrs, Price--Second Grade Mrs. Walters--Fourth Grade Miss Shannon--Speech Therapist 4 CLASSES ,.,, SENICRS YVONNE BURRAS Annual Staff 43 Play 3,4. LARRY BROWN V.Pres. 1,3g Annual Staff 3,4g Stu- dent Council 1,3g Play 3,43 FFA 1 2,33 Basketball 1,3,4g Chorus 2. BARBARA CHANDLER Class Sec. and Treas. 3: Band 1,2, 3,43 Annual Staff 3,43 Play 3,4g FHA 1,2,3,4g Chorus 2,3,4g Home- coming Attendant 3g Cheerleader 2,3,4, JAMES uma FFA 1,2,3g Basketball 1. 5 RUSSELL CONAWAY Play 3,43 FFA 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2, 3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,4g Chorus 2,3,4, ANNABELLE CHASE Play 3,45 FHA l,2g Annual Staff 4. VAUGHN FIFE Class Pres. 2,4g Band 1,2g Annual Staff 3,4p Student Council 2,4g Play 3,4g FFA 1,2,3g Basketball 1, 2,43 Baseball 1,2. ROBERTA CHERRY Annual Staff 4g Play 3,43 Chorus 1, 2,3,4, 6 1 - ,wr , ... ., ..,.......L,t,4.., N JOHN HOLDEN V. Pres, 4g Band 1,2,4g Annual Staff 4g Play 3,4g Student Council 4g Bas- ketball 2,3,4p Baseball 1,2,3,4p Chorus 2,3,4. BARBARA CONAWAY Treas. 4g Annual staff 4g Play 3,4g FHA 1,25 Cheerleader 2,4, FOLLY PHILLIPS V. Pres, 25 Annual Staff 4g Student Council 2: Play 3,43 FFA 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3, 4g Chorus 2,3,4. MARGARET SEIDEL Class Sec. and Treas. 1,43 Band 1, 2,3,4g Annual Staff 3,4g Play 3,4g FHA 1,2,3,4g Chorus 2,3,4g Home- coming Attendant 3. 7 BILL PIERCE Annual Staff 4g Student Council 4g Play 3,4g FFA 2,3g Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 4. IUANITA SMITH Annual Staff 45 Play 4g FHA 1,2. EUGENE SANDS Class Pres. 1,3g Annual staff 3,4g Student Council 1,3g Play 3,4g FFA 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Chorus 2,3,4, JULIA ANN SWEETING Band 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 3,4g Student Council 3g Play 3,43 FHA 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Cheer- leader 4. , ...sq ,qw-wvwvrwnw-v4 Home Economics Left to Right: Patty Humphrey, Mary Inu Sei- del, Donna Gullett, and Joyce Edwards. Typing I Left to Right: Julia Wheeler, Ruth Ann Wil- helm, Roger Sweeting, Kathy Reed, and Jim Gahring. Industrial Arts Left to Right: Earl Eastman, Bob Dotson, Gar- land Lykins, and Jack Sweeting. English III Left to Right: Marjorie Cherry, Merlin Lyle Anderson, Margaret Sweeting, and Helen Light. JUNIORS Baker, 9 SOPHOMORES World History dan Williams. English Il Left to Right: Sandy Sanders, Edwin Wood- worth, Walter Wilhelm, Carol Morrow, Sharon Schimpff, and Janet Durling. Industrial Arts Left to Right: Frank Risner, Howard Burwell, Artie Wallrabenstein, Homer Sands, Henry Cole, and Randall Garner. Home Economics II Left to Right: Joyce Coleman, Carol Smith, Phyllis Farrington, Ann Phillips, Barbara Predieri, and Frances Wilcox. 10 Left to Right: Helen McPherson, Barbara Bord- ner, Nadine Baker,Iames I-loughtlen, and Gor- FRESHMEN Home Economics I English I Left to Right: fStandingl Kay Cannon, Ellen East- Left to Right: Fred Bauman, Roger Chase, and Betty man, Audrey Wheeler, Suzanne Gahring, Gayle l-lonaker, Dotson, and lseatedj Karen Burras, 'e 1 Study Hall Library Left Row: Donna Coats, Carrie Light, and Robert Left to Right: Gary Palm, Roger Mclntyre, Mary Wilhelm. Right Row: Leota Atherton, Bertha Minnear, Shirley Houghtlen, and Ruby Lykins, Deruy, and Billy l-Ionaker. English I Industrial Arts Left to Right: Roger Parker, Clarence Ward, Jim Left to Right: Wayne Lewis, Ronald Chase, Larry Sweeting, Harley Reed, Tommy Signs, and Frances Coy, Richard Conaway, Roger Carnahan, and Lowell Garner, Brown. 11 EIGHTH GRADE Science Left to Right: Benedict Phillips, Ronald Rice, Mike Sanders, Martha Harris, and Margie Gullett. History Left to Right: Donna Phillips, Phyllis Lykins, Danny Schimpff, Larry Swanders, and Janice Rowe. Spelling Left to Right: John Braden, Georgia Baker, Rosetta Green, Tom Jordan, Wayne Bond, Elmer Craft, Ralph Cherry, Darryl Edwards, Audrey Coats, and Shirley Garner. Math. 8 Left to Right: Mary Irvin, Eldon Lykins, Tom- my Zeigler, Anna Osborn, Bobby Osborn, Jerry Sweeting, Karla Rice,Judith Pierce, and Clif- ton Light. 12 SEVENTH GRADE Geography School Dismissed Left to Right: David Williams, Leo Dotson, Deanna Left to Right: Margaret McPherson, Margaret Burwell, Reginald Phillips, Leroy Foster, and Alice Harris, Gladys Lykins, Jeanette Gordon, and Ron- Atherton, ald Schimpff. Study Hall Spelling Left Row: Bobby Smith, Deanna Parker, and Ho- Left to Right: Jerry Giles, Betty Farrington, Sandy bert Williams, Right Row: Teddy Gullett, Paul Dendinger, Dian Earl, Joan Walcher, and LarryLee. McIntyre, and Betty McFarlin. Phys. Ed. Top: Deanna Parker. Middle Row: Alice Bistline, Janice Lykins, and Donna Vogel. Bottom Row: Joyce Pengov, Patty White, Ramona Swander, and Helen Woodworth, 13 SIXTH GRADE Art Boat Project Left to Right: Gary Wilcox, Jimmy Palm, Dale Left to Right: Dickie Bistline, Connie Hoyt, Jan- Biller, Jeanine Trembley, and Kathrine Shipman, ice Coleman, Tom Bond, Dan Jackson, and Kathryn Lewis. .M .M Geography History Left to Right: Albert Conaway, Robert Houghtlen, Left to Right: Jimmy Westerman, Tommy Resor, Dick Garner, Anna Belle Rowe, Linda Rice, and Patty Wallrabenstein, Mr. Walters, Paul Parker, Barbara Ruggles. Lamarr Phillips, and Margaret Minnear. Reading Left to Right: Janice Osborn, Van Woodworth, Dalton Bil- ler, Kathleen McNutt, Margaret Phillips, and Larry Christie. 14 FIFTH GRADE Music Art Left to Right: Dottie Williams, Sandra Swanders, Left to Right: Charlotte Schimpff, Patricia Skinn Beverly Uttley, David Cook, and Dick Trushel, Jim Pengov, Jack Morrow, and Leslie Stoneham ,,.l.. Arithmetic Reading Left to Right: Roy Dendinger, Phyllis Houghtlen, Left to Right: John Giles, Mary McPherson, Luella Carol Hensley, Linda Dankmeyer, and Larry Coats, Parker, Kathy Phillips, Bob Farrington, and Bob Honaker. Art Left to Right: Betty Craft, Linda Coy, Margaret Atherton, Billy Chupp, Kenneth Brooke, and Loren Baker. 15 FOURTH GRADE sf Recess Left to Right: Jimmy Hintz, Roger Hathaway, Ron- nie Houghtlen, Mary Wade, Kathleen Reilly, and Judy Skinn, Geography Left to Right: Ellen McPherson, Louise Irvin, Eileen Foster, Mrs. Walters, Jimmy Farrington, Jerry Earl, and Emmons Funk. Reading Left to Right: Nancy Dankmeyer, Judy Chase, Carol Chupp, John Baumeyer, Ted Cook, and Paul Craft. Boat Project Left to Right: Roger Thurman, Jack Whitright, Duane White, Randy McDaniel, and Gametta Phillips. Workshop Left to Right: Frank Anderson, Judy Christie, Marvin Ather- ton, Roberta Baxter, Jack Baker, and Mary Chisholm, 16 Rss .. 1 g X ,537 -- .. Inspecting Poster Left to Right: Carol Minnear, Mary Vogel,Clement Light,Joyce Lykins, and Christine Lather, Reading left to Right: Donna Thurman, Patty Signs, Virginia Wilcox, Mrs. McNutt, er, Neil Walcher, and Kay Wilken. ' Writing left to Right: Larry Houghtlen, cher, Robert Schaeffer, Charles Sweeting, Margaret Morrow, Mary Grace Gehring, and Patty Sue l-Ionaker. Flag Salute Lefr to Right: Jon Hoyt, John McFarland, Allen Lewis, Charlena Sue Bur dinger, and Sharon Bauman. THIRD GRADE Neil Robinson, Roseann Park- Tommy Wal- ras, Lois Den- 17 SECCND GRADE Library left to Right: fTop Rowj Gary McNutt, Bobby O'De1i, Artie Ross,and Jeanine Keefer. fBot- tom Rowj Pauline Funk and Mike Houghtlen. Spelling Left to Right: Allen Walcher, Hugh Schimpff, Jimmy Ryerson, Hedy La Rowe, Robert Shauck, and Karen Wheeler. Reading Connie Carnahan, and Carol Reilly, Music Left to Right: Mr, Kohli, Sharon Uttley, Vick- and Janet Garner, 18 Left to Right: Becky Baxter, Susie Bauman, Duane Edwards, Mrs, Price, James Burwell, ie Wilken, David Bistline, Donald Thurman, FIRST GRADE Music Reading Left to Right: Jean Ann McPherson, Glenn Mc- Left to Right: John Morrow, Kathy Keiser, Pherson, Buddy Thurston, Mrs, Ross, June Baker, Jimmy Rang, Mrs. Ross, Patricia Schlenbaker, Nancy Walcher, and Gary Moser. Nancy LaRonde, and Cheryll Shauck. Flash Cards . Left to Right: Connie Moser, Judy Hintz, Danny Sengstock, Jimmy Moser, and Brenda Shipman. Flannelgraph Recess Left to Right: Larry Bowers, Bobby Tackett, left to Right: Allen Nielsen, Danny Hilton, Steven Lockyer,Kenneth Robinson, Richard Sous- Wayne Sexton, Claire Strauss, and Linda Fish- land, and Iky Schneider. baugh, 19 CAFETERIA 'TT u Q F, Wilcox, Mrs, Bishop, Mrs, Hershiser, and B, R. Phi11ips,Mrs. Bishop,T.Jordan,Mrs, Hershiser Predieri and D. Edwards TO THE COOKS Each day's menu was a careful plan, Of variety, flavor, and special dishes. The faculty and students extend to you both, Their grateful, sincere wishes. cusToDlAN 4. BERNIE MAERKISCH A helping hand, a friendly grin, When favor's are requested of him, Never idleg always eager to aid. This is our custodian--of these things he's made. 20 - om: IZATIUNS I STUDENT CCUNCIL Left to Right, Standing: Mr, McNutt, Sponsorg Vaugh Fife,Carol Morrow, Kathy Reed,Suzanne Gahring, Dian Earl, Danny Schimpff, and John Holden, Seated: Donna Coats, Roger Sweeting. Jim Gahring, and Sandra Sanders. Officers President .,,,........,,, Roger Sweeting Vice President . . . . . James Gahring Sec'y.--Treas. . . . . Sandra Sanders The Student Council, made up of representa- tives from the six upper grades, works for the creation of better understanding between students and teachers, for improvements in our school, and for the promotion of activities which bene- Preparing Copy for fit the entire school, It approves and establishes The Torchlight , a calendar for the activities of the various class- TUIFSW? es so that parties, dances,basketba1l games, and outside community activities will not interfere with each other. Drink Up! The Student Council sponsors the Cole mach- ine,proceeds from which are used to pay for the rental of chairs used in the auditorium, A new project, which is of much interest to First Edition all the students, has been undertaken this year. It is the,reviva1 of the school newspaper, THE TORCHLIGHT, which has not been published for several years. A staff was organized and the first issue of the paper was distributed on Wed- nesday, November 25, Plans were made to pub- lish succeeding issues on the last Friday of each month, ANNUAL STAFF Left to Right, Standing: Mrs, Signs, Sponsor, Barbara Conaway, Annabelle Chase, Vaughn Fife, Jim Hlte Russell Conaway, Julia Ann Sweeting, Margaret Seidel, and Roberta Cherry. Seated: Barbara Chandler, Larry Brown Johr' Holden, and Vaughn Fife, Not Present: Eugene Sands, Yvonne Burras, Juanita Smith, and Bill Pierce. Preparing Layout Assoc, Editor . , , , Business Manager , Assoc, Bus, Mgr, , , Photography Editors Sports Editors . , , . Dramatics . . . Activities . .... Organizations , , , Music . . . . . . Class News . . Elementary , , Organization Meeting Editor . .... . . . . . Staff Photographer .u . Staff , ,,,, Larry Brown , , Eugene Sands . . . John Holden Barbara Chandler , , , , Folly Phillips Annabelle Chase Juanita Smith Russell Conaway James Hite , , , Margaret Seidel Barbara Conaway , . Yvonne Burras Vaugh Fife , , Julia Ann Sweeting , , , , Bill Pierce . Roberta Cherry 22 Preparing Write Ups Left to Right, Top Row: Audrey Wheeler, Ellen Eastman, Kay Cannon, Suzanne Gahring,Phyllis Farrington, Patty Humphrey, Ann Phillips, Barbara Chandler, Joyce Edwards, and Mary Minnear, Middle Row: Helen McPherson, Barbara Bordner, Carol Smith, Donna Coats, Nadine Baker, Karen Burras, Bertha Deruy, Barbara Predieri, Sharon Schimpff, Joyce Coleman, Ruth Ann Wilhelm, Margaret Sweeting, Frances Garner, Frances Wilcox, Leota Ather- ton, and Mrs, Prater, Sponsor, Seated: Kathy Reed, Sandy Sanders, Margaret Seidel, Mary Lou Seidel, and Julia Ann Sweeting. F. H. A. F,l-l,A, Initiation Officers President .............. Margaret Seidel Vice-President .......... Mary LOU Seidel Secretary ..... . . . Sandy Sanders Treasurer . . . Carol Smith ' is 7:7 3 P , ' 9 - if, f ..,, A V -.Q , y .,Ai i pn, - - E X - Q -5, ,Be 1 y s ' ' as 1 s xx , u , ,Hz ,F g kg I N ,lg 2 Q K I' . ., Q x N' K .. . 3 ...,,.. ,.., . 0 N 23 BAND 40-IQJO Quads W. 13151 :b,1 1.:'4'Qa Left to Right, Top Row: Sharon Schimpff, Mary Lou Seidel, Roger Mclntyre, Roger Sweeting, Jim Gahring, Ed Woodworth, Larry Lee, Patty Humphrey, and Paul Mclntyre, Middle Row: Carol Morrow, Karen Burras, Suzanne Gahring, Kay Cannon, Nadine Baker, Kathleen McNutt, and Donna Phillips, Bottom Row: Joyce Coleman, Carol Smith, Barbara Bornder, Bertha Deruy, Julia Ann Sweeting, Margaret Seidel, Barbara Chandler, Ann Phillips, Fran- ces Garner, and Donna Gullett, The band had a full schedule this year--working both summer and winter months. We took part in the annual Pet and Pup parade in Nor- walk in May and marched in the Memorial Day parade in North Fairfield. We had two practices shortly before school started in September in order to prepare for the Huron County Fair. During basketball season,we per- formed at the Greenwich, Alumni, ,New London, and Wakeman home games. The band attended the Huron County Music Festival at New London on March 12. We had our usual Spring Concert, May 5g finally, following the tradition of past years, we played two selections at the commencement program on May 28. , - s.. 'R N. - 6 ,au 4 X In N. F. Formation Marching Practice 24 HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Left to Right, Top Row: Janice Rowe, Teddy Gullet, Janice Lykins, Audrey Coats, Shirley Garner, Ramona Swan- der, Phyllis Lykins, Anna Osborn, Joan Walcher, Helen Woodworth, Donna Phillips, Sandy Dendinger, Betty Mc- Farlin, Dian Earl, Deanna Burwell, and Diane Parker, Middle Row: Margaret McPherson, Alice Atherton, Joyce Pengov, Alice Bistline, Karla Rice, Judy Pierce, Mary Irvin, Georgia Baker, Patty White, Donna Vogel, Margie Gullet, Martha Harris, Jeannette Gordan, and Rosetta Green. Seated: Betty Farrington, Bobby Osborn, Eldon Ly- kins, David Williams, Paul McIntyre, Larry Lee, Bobby Smith, Darryl Edwards, and Margaret Harris. 25 VARSITY CLUB Left to Right, Top Row: John Holden, Jack Sweeting,Jim Gahring, and Roger Sweering. Bottom Row: Bill Pierce Folly Phillips, Russell Conaway, and Larry Brown. The Varsity Club, a new organization this year, has been formed for the purpose of promoting closer unity among the letter men ofthe base, ball and basketball teams. As members of the Varsity Club graduate this year and in coming years, they will still be eligible for membership in the organization, thereby creating a stronger tie between graduates and the school. Several activities were planned and carried out by the club during the year. One project, the printing of basketball programs which were sold at the home games, was well received. Fathers' Night was held Wednesday, February 6, at which time the club members' fathers were given reserved seats in the front row at the basketball game with Mon- roeville. After the game, the fathers were entertained at abanquet given by their sons in the school cafeteria. Preparing Programs for a Basketball Game l 26 TORCHLIGHT STAFF Left to Right. Standing: Jim Gahring, Editorg Mrs. Signs, Sponsorg Kathy Reed, Business Mana- gerg Marjorie Cherry, Class Newsg and Roger Sweeting, Production Manager. Seated: Phyllis Farrington, Art Editorg Donna Coats, Sports Editor: and Sandy Sanders, Feature Editor. Planning Copy Mimeographing Pages PRODUCTION OF THE TORCHLIGHT Typing Copy Assembling Newspaper SPRING PLAY Miss Dill .... Miss Goodin ,.., Miss Ogilvie ..... Mrs. Clendenning . , , Mr, Harper ...... Coach Guthrie . . . Pamela Jones . . . Mr, Lundquist . . . Bugg Bailey ,..... Shalimar ........ Midge Murphy ...... Faversham Lightly, Jr. . Tallulah Ploetz ..,,. Tick Tok .... Mrs. Ratchet .... Ronald Sassoon , . Elmer B. Ames . . NO MORE HOMEWORK Cast , , Margaret Seidel . . . Yvonne Burras Emma Jane Barnett , , . Roberta Cherry , , William Pierce , , , , John Holden Julia Ann Sweeting , , , Tom Clemons , , , , , Eugene Sands , Barbara Chandler . Barbara Conaway . . . . Vaughn Fife , , , , , Lois Garner , Russell Conaway , Annabelle Chase . . . . Folly Phillips , , , , Larry Brown 28 Rodney Dodd . Henrietta . . . . Iodwillow . . . Charlotte Allen Aunt Myra . . Dr. Bell .... Nurse Trent . . Ned Steerwell Doris Winthrop Maribelle , , , Hawkins .... Dickens .... Mrs. Rooley . . Miss Batson . . Jade Darnelli . Scorpio ..... Officer Brady . You Rang, Sir? FALL PLAY ONE WILD NIGHT Cast , , I, ., luliac Ann Sweeting , , Eugene Sands . Barbara Chandler Larry Brown . . . Yvonne Burras . . . . John Holden Ruth Ann Wilhelm . . . . . Bill Pierce , , Margaret Seidel , , Juanita Smith , . Vaughn Fife . . . . Jim Gahring Roberta Cherry , Annabelle Chase Barbara Conaway mm -2. Makeup Time ' '. '. . . Folly Phillips use Russell Conaway what Happened? Doc Holden and Nurse Wilhelm Yes. Mr. D0ddl 29 FRESHMAN INITIATION Yea Team, Rah! Watch the Birdie! My Little Gypsy Sweetheart! Happy Am I! Twirl it, Bob! Boots! G'Nite! Pow Wow! 30 ACT lvwms i ., Mi: FRESHMAN INITIATION One of the most outstanding events ofthe year, freshman initiation, took place Friday, October 2, 1953. The senior class planned the costumes that were to be worn by the fresh- men and, on initiation day, the freshrnen class was made up of gaily dressed cowboys, cowgirls, cheerleaders, major- ettes, gypsies, football players, witches, and black-face Topsies, The entire student body gathered together at two-thirty to watch the formal initiation in which each freshman par- ticipated in a special feat. Everyone, including the fresh- men, enjoyed the program, and the seniors wholeheartedly welcomed the freshmen into full high school membership at the close of the program. That evening the freshmen were entertained at a party given for them by the seniors in the high school gymnasium. '-vi q. 55 t fp Mya., Q is X f 31 :Z mb SCENES FROM JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM JUNIOR-SENIOR PRCM The Junior-Senior Prom, one ofthe outstanding events of the school year, was held Saturday, May 2, 1953 at the North Fairfield School gymnasium. The gym was attractively decorated in a nautical theme--a theme which was predominate through- out the program. Guests were welcomed aboard the S.S. PROM by Steward Roger Sweeting, and were assigned to their tables by Captain Jim Gahring. After dinner was served, toastmaster Eugene Sands introduced the speakers--Larry Brown, Barbara Chandler, and Eldon Eastman. Entertain- ment was provided by the Willard Dance Studio which presented several song and dance acts. The evening was broughtto aclose by dancing to the music of Kirkpatrick's Orchestra. 33 HCMECOMING Queen Margaret and Escort Tuesday evening, December ZZ,1953,Margaret Seidel was crowned Home- coming Queen of the 1953-54 basketball season by Russell Conaway,honorary captain of the basketball squad. The queen and her escort, Russell Conaway, were attended by Barbara Chandler and Folly Phillips fseniorslg Ruth Ann Wilhelm and Merlin Baker fjuniorslg Janet Durling and Randall Garner fsophomoresjg and Audrey Wheeler and Richard Conaway ffreshmenj. The attendants were chosen by the basket- ball squad, and the escorts by the four high school classes. After the crowning ceremonies , the queen and her attendants were escort- ed to the blue and white throne awaiting them on the stage, from which they reigned during the varsity-alumni game. Closing a hard-fought contest, the varsity team came out victorious with a score of 66-45. The evening was climaxed with the Homecoming Dance sponsored by the Student Council. Queen and Her Court Coronation Processional 34 . f2f1t!E: .N . 7 x - ' -:1 3, :.- :,: , . US' T, , Q - 'leaf Superintendent Eugene Sands STUDENT TEACHER DAY Wednesday, November 18, the Senior Class ob- served Student Teacher Day in connection with Edu- cation Week. Members of the class made applica- tion for the particular type classes they preferred and, after an election was held, the following stu- dents were hired . Superintendent ....... Eugene Sands Science ....... . . Larry Brown Phys. Ed. . . .... Folly Phillips English . . . ...... Vaughn Fife Home Ec. ...... Julia Ann Sweeting Commercial ..... Barbara Chandler Jr. High English. . . Barbara Conaway Math. and History . . . Roberta Cherry Prior to the day on which they were to teach, the students contacted the regular teachers for instructions on the material to be covered in class. During Student Teacher Day, classes ran very smoothly and the spirit of cooperation among stu- dents in the classes was particularly evident and much appreciated by the student teachers. During the day,members of the senior class who were not teaching, acted as board members and visited various classes as they were in session. Student Teacher Day was so well received that plans were made to have a Student Teacher Day in the grade school in the spring. Miss Sweeting Mr. Brown 35 Miss Chandler Mr. Fife Miss Cherry one-4-dw Left to Right: fStandingJ Henry Cole, Jack Sweetingg Mr. Domonic, Coachg Larry Brown and Roger Sweeting fSeatedJ Merlin Baker, Folly Phillips, Russel Conaway, and Randall Garner. VARSITY BASKETBALL vvs 55 11120 43 11125 59 11127 41 1214 63 1215 45 12111 71 12118 66 12122 49 118 46 119 43 1115 62 1116 52 1122 70 1123 56 1129 78 212 51 215 66 216 79 2113 60 2119 45 2123 Berlin Heights Milan' Birmingham' Greenwich' Thompson Monroeville' New Haven' Alumni' Monroeville New London' Wakeman Berlin Heights' Milan Ruggles - Troy' Greenwich Ruggles - Troy New Haven Thompson' Birmingham Wakeman' Tournament - - QNew Havenl 36 THEY 61 44 47 58 57 60 58 45 61 45 55 49 88 64 53 65 59 81 75 59 48 Left to Right: fTop Rowj Tommy Signs, Billy Honakerg Mr. Domonic, Coachg Harley Reed, and Clarence Ward. fMiddle Rowj Jimmy Sweeting, Lowell Brown, Garland Lykins, Randall Garner, Gary Palm, and Wayne Lewis. fBottom Rowj Artie Wallrabenstein, Eddie Woodworth, Earl Eastman, Jim Gahring, Richard Conaway, Robert Wilhelm, and Lyle Anderson. RESERVE BASKETBALL WE THEY 38 11120 Berlin Heights 33 36 11125 Milan' 37 33 11127 Birmingham' 23 37 1214 Greenwich' 23 36 1215 Thompson 24 56 12111 Monroeville' 39 26 12118 New Haven' 25 25 12112 Alumni' 30 39 118 Monroeville 41 45 119 New London' 41 25 1115 Wakeman 33 40 1116 Berlin Heights' 38 41 1122 Milan 46 39 1123 Ruggles-Troy' 35 43 1129 Greenwich 39 46 212 Ruggles -Troy 41 28 215 New Haven 26 33 216 Thompson' 31 39 2113 Birmingham 29 31 2119 Wakeman' 36 37 BASEBALL Left to Right: fTop Rowj Ronald Chase, Roger Sweeting. Jim Gahring, Jack Sweeting, Henry Cole, Earl Eastman, and Richard Conaway. fMiddle Rowj Mr. Domonic, Coachg Jimmy Sweeting,Garland Lykins, Lyle Anderson,Mer- lin Baker, and Larry Coy, QSeatedJ Randall Garner, John Holden, Russell Conaway, Folly Phillips, and Ed Wood- worth. 'Tis spring once more, I will agree. To some this means sweet symphony, But spring, sweet spring, as you can see, Means JUST ONE THING to me-- BASEBALL! ! 38 Juniors Selling Candy at a Baseball Game. fl CHEERLEADERS Varsity Barbara Chandler, Barbara Conaway, and Julia Ann Sweeting. Reserves Frances Garner and Nadine Baker Nadine Baker, Frances Garner, and Janet Durling. 39 BASKETBALL Left to Right. fStandingj Coach Domonic, Ronnie Rice, Leroy Foster. Jerry Sweeting, Danny Schimpff, Darryl Edwards, Ralph Cherry, and Tommy Jordan. QBottom Rowj Larry Lee, Jerry Giles, David Williams, Tommy Zeigler, Paul Mclntyre, Bobby Smith, and Ronnie Schimpff. SOFTBALL Left to Right, fStandingj Coach Domonic, Danny Schimpff, Jerry Sweeting, Ronald Rice, Darryl Edwards, Eldon Lykins, Paul McIntyre, and Ralph Cherry. fSeatedJ Leroy Foster, Leo Dotson, Clifton Light, Bobby Osborn, Tommy Zeigler, and Larry Lee. 40 JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS 1213 12110 1217 117 1114 1121 1128 2120 BASKETBALL New Haven Mbn hdonroeviHe VVon Ripley VVon Townsend Lost Greenwich Lost Lyme Won Ripley Lost Tournament- -Townsend Lost CHEERLEADERS Mary Irvin, Patty White, Helen Woodworth, and Donna Phillips. SOFTBALL The Junior High Softball team enjoyed a fairly successful season, having played with Greenfield, Norwalk-Brons on, Lyme , Ripley, and Townsend. A11 the members are looking forward to the open- ing of the spring seas on at which time additional games will be played with the above schools. 41 P. T. A. We feel that the P.T.A. deserves a vote of thanks for the fine work it is doing in helping improve our school. We especially appreciate the new tables in the cafeteria which were fur- nished by them and the drapes for the gyni windows that are being made by the ladies so we may show moving pictures more clearly during the daytime. Students, parents, and teachers alike have enjoyed the many fine programs and interesting speakers who have been brought to us at the P. T.A. meetings each month. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins SPECIAL SPEAKERS State Patrolm an BUS DRIVERS Much like the proverbial postmen, our bus drivers make their rounds re- gardless of the weather, except when the roads are considered hazardous to the safety of the children. We appreci- ate the care they exercise in handling the responsibilities involved in trans- porting the students of our school to and from their homes. Finally, too, we appreciate the fact that they are more than just drivers, they are our FRIENDS. Og' Bob Reilly, August Bender, and Norman Gannett. IA iv Ready to Start Another Day ADVERTISING Congratulations to the Class of 1954 WILLARD UNITED BANK Member of FDIC Offices at North Fairfield Greenwich Willard 43 H OYT Congratulations from DEPARTMENT STORE NORTH FAIRFIELD MILL Larro Feeds Groceries, Paints, Hardware, Shoes Shdlingl Grinding' and Mixing Ph one 2381 Ph 2503 North Fairfield Ohio North Fairfield one Ohio FAIRFIELD SERVICE CENTER Refrigeration, Electric and Plumbing Service Complete Appliance Sales and Repairs Box 35 Phone 2593 81 26l5 North Fairfield Compliments of l.ATHER'S l.G.A. GROCERY Phone 2595 North Fairfield Ohio C0mplim8ntS Compliments of of MlTcHELL's CLEANERS R- J- UNDERWOOD Case Sales and Services Phone 26l4 North Fairfield ohio Phone 2594 North Fairfield Ohio 44 Livestock Trucking Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 KENNY EARL ARTHUR BURRAS ARMSTRONG AND MYERS Insurance and Real Estate Phone 2412 or 2433 North Fairfield Ohio Momoeville Ohio Phone 2101 7 ' BANK , Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK Norwalk, Ohio Congratulations ROY PALM from General Trucking Stone and Gravel E. .I. MITCHELL Phone 2100 North Fairfield Ohio North Fairfield Ohio 45 HOLDEN'S Gas 8. Appliances Phone 2542 Norih Fairfield, Ohio is V, 3 5, 0 i A . ' ',:. K ..., 15, J, - .Ta fp N , 'ix' -.iw 'uEe0fu1yhw6daz2m222L CLOTHES DRYER ' X-iff? xi ,,,. 4-Q... ,Sf ff X N. X ' if AXA ,v xQSI5 .ft - ' For Farm and Suburban Homes 46 CHAPIN AND CHAPIN Excavating - Ponds - Farm Clearing ,um:2,9,'LAL Compliments Route 20 - East of Norwalk Ohio Phone 2,4451 NORWALK IMPLEMENT co. Norwalk Ohio Compliments of THOS. A. MclNTYRE Your Plumbing and Heating Contractor Not the most, but the finest. Complete Line of Plumbing and Heating Material North Fairfield Phone 2181 W BELL DAIRY Grade A Milk and Ice Cream NORWALK MOTOR SALES N Ik 67 North Prospect St. Oh. orwa IO 60 E. Main St. Norwalk, Ohio NORWALK CENTRAL GARAGE INC. 00, Chrysler - Plymouth APP 0ClUfi0fl Sales - Service ' All Wrecker Phone 0 Service 2-5581 Adu,-fi,,,, 145 Hester St. Norwalk, Ohio Frank Laurencel le, Mgr. Clifford Brown PATRONS Lee Earnhart Mae Mack Dr. Drury Dr. Emery Dr. Swarner Dr. Pugh Dr. Starbuclc Dr. Holman Equitable Life lnsurance Co. Freeman 8. Freeman E. S. Kackery Dr. S. C. Black Huron County Bar Association THANK YOU - .lunior Class for your help in soliciting ads for the annual. We thunk you did a fine iob. We sincerely hope next year's class will help you as much as you have helped us! The Class of 1954 48 Compliments Of Cl0fl1i 9 Shoes J. C. PENNEY COMPANY The Family Store Norwalk, Ohio Norwalk Ohio Wonderful Team-mates Compliments of Sportswear from THE FASHION SHOPPE Quality Clothes at Moderate Prices Norwalk Ohio 27 E. Main Street Norwalk, Ohio Compliments Compliments of of HOLMAN'S JEWELERS B. C. TABER CO. Main Street Norwalk, Ohio Norwalk Ohio J. W. PITKIN RINGHOLZ-MEYERS Your Men's - Boys' Dependable Clothing, Hats, and Furnishings Jeweler 31 East Main Street Norwalk Ohio Norwalk Ohio 49 of ambitions achieved. . . dreams realized. Those hopes and plans for your family and farm - why not start saving for them, at our bank? The more fand the more regularlyj you deposit, the sooner you'll reach yom' goals. THE HURON COUNTY BANKING COMPANY Norwalk, Ohio The Oldest and Largest Financial Institution in Huron County -Q., Member Federal W M7 Member Federal Reserve stem T Deposit Insurance Ns N'--... , l at Corporation DURKEE'S Norwalk, Ohio Compliments Uf NORWALK LAUNDRY C0. Laundry and Dry Cleaning Phone 3-7251 Norwalk' s Beverage Headquarters THE MAPLE CITY ICE CO. 35 Benedict Ave. Norwalk, Ohio Phone 2-4021 Norwalk, FREY COAL YARD Coal 8. Builders Supplies Ohio Phone Compliments of NORWALK PARTS COMPANY Automotive Parts - Distributors Cars, Tractors, Aircraft Shop Service 2-8981 Phone 2-4411 Norwalk, Ohio Compliments Of NORWALK TRUCK LINE Norwalk, Ohio 51 DARBY PRINTING COMPANY Catalog and Commercial Printing 36 East Seminary St. Phone 3-I I94 Norwalk Ohio MACKIN APPLIANCES Your Frigidaire Dealer 42 E. Main St. Norwalk, O. Phone 3-4351 We service what we sell - just ash your neighbor. THEHOMESNWNGS 8 LOAN I6 East Main St. The best place for Members Federal Savings and L CO. Norwalk, Ohio you to save! oan Ins. Corp. Federal Home Loan Bank System Compliments of C Z. NoRwAl.K CHICK I 0 'P0Q 'e tS HATCHERY fi U. S. Pullorum Clean N .F . Chicks W ,L ULTRN Norwalk White Goslin s I -7? P9 P A I fu Y 9 NATIQEM N It Y our year-round H930 'x Pvultfy Supply SQl31ffe?3'1'1::rxviftfijxgwytff headquarters. We Xil. 69 E. Seminary St. Phone 3-3l5I BLINZLEY FURNITURE Norwalk's Oldest and Largest Furniture Store Phone 3-65I I Norwalk, Ohio 52 K-I-I THE CARD SHOP DRUG Co' Greeting Cards Books P er sonal ized- Stationery Walgreen Agency Gills lmpons Norwalk, Ohio 40 East Main St. Norwalk Phone 2-534i Phone 2-7041 Res. 5141 HARTER PHARMACY Prescriptions Compounded G. R. GARNER Q,,,,li,y Dwgs Licensed Realtor Diabenc Needs Whittlesey Bldg. Norwalk, Ohio 2 W- Mdin Sfreef Pl l0l'1e 2-867i Norwalk, Ohio KAYE'S SHOES For All The Family l8 W. Main St. Phone 2-6693 MODERN MARKET Across From Post Office Groceries Fruits Vegetables Home Dressed Meats Norwalk, Ohio Norwalk Ohio J. F. Meyers M. Stark T. A. Batt SERVICE GARAGE INC. 29 North Hester St. Norwalk, Ohio OEXl.E'S RESTAURANT Good Food Fountoin Service 8 West Main St. Norwalk KOHLMYER HARDWARE Hardware Housewares Plumbing Appliances Norwalk, Ohio MARY ANN SHOPPE WILKINSON'S Wedding Dresses and Accessories W ' I eamnifppure Paint and Wallpaper I lnery 9 Whittlesey Norwalk, Ohio 26 Benedict Ave. Norwalk, Ohio Congratulatiorig piped Best Wishes HARLEY-DAVIDSON Class of 1954 Motorcycles THE PATRICK-HISS co. A, E, L,,,,,,,,,,,, Ik' I' S NOIIEZ: MZnQ:I:dILyoy:,re 82 Benedict Ave. Norwalk, Ohio Compliments Of LOUIS O'DELL Jeweler Watch and Jewelry Repairing Phone 3-I78I II W. Main Sf. Norwalk, Ohio 54 Compliments PERFECTED of PAINT AND APPLIANCE LIEBER,S SERVICE Complete Food Market Home of Qual ity Meats Fruits Groceries Phone 3-1621 Otto J. Lieber - Prop. 30 W. Main St. Norwalk, Ohio Norwalk, Ohio Phone 3-865I BETSCHMAN'S WEST END GREEN HOUSE Norwalk Ohio For a Better Deal on a New Pontiac or a Good Used Car See I.ORD'S MOTOR SALES Clayton C. Lord, Owner Monroeville, Ohio Phone 263i C I' f Compliments Omp lments 0 of THE FARMERS 8: CITIZENS BANKING COMPANY THE HESS HARDWARE CO. Phone 2III Monroeville, Ohio Monroeville Ohio S5 O'LEARY'S DINOR Monroeville, Ohio Studebaker Sales 8. Service R. W. ALBRIGHT, INC. U. S. Route 20 West Norwalk Phone 3-1261 Compliments Of MOTEL DORMA DELL Compliments Of CARL C. BLEILE Clothing, Furnishings, and Shoes Phone 2841 Monroeville Ohio MASSEY-HARRIS 8. FERGUSON FARM EQUIPMENT Congratulations to the Class of 1954 FEICHTNER STORE Men's and Boys' Wear Paul Metz Shoe, Norwalk Ohio will0l'd 01110 WILLARD MOBILE SERVICE Compliments O f Tires - Tubes -- Batteries Complete Line of Parts and Accessories JUMP 'S Lubrication Services Myrtle and Pearl Willard, Ohio Sandusky Willard Plymouth WHITE'S HARDWARE E. H. White, Prop. ll Myrtle Ave. Compliments Of SCHODORF'S FINE FOODS Manufacturers of Fancy Ice Cream Willard Ohio Willard Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1954 GUTHRIE CHEVROLET SALES Phone 207 20 Maple St. Willard, Ohio Compliments of Compliments Of R. P. SHARICK CO. Th . VERDEKAl.'S SHOE STORE e Leading Jewelers Willard Ohio Phone 4285 Willard, Ohio MERKLE 'S Ford Sales and Service Compliments C of ElEllHlD l lD A EF.-?E E L LAUNDRY E-21 a Q E W ' sag T if Phone 217 wulqfa, ohio Willard W Ohio Compliments BURRAS MOTOR SALES 207 Myrtle Ave. Willard, ohio Phone 249 C . THE WILLARD FARMERS' ompliments of EXCHANGE COMPANY Dealers 'n MITCHELL ELECTRIC Gmini F,w,,'Fm,, Coal, Tile, and Fence. 7 East Maple Street Willard Ohio Willard Ohio Compliments of HElSLER'S lNC. WILLARD LOCKER Your International Truck and Packard Car Dealer Phone 273 P. O. Box 88 Willard, Ohio Willard Airport Phone 5267 Willard, Ohio Compliments of HOLLAND MARKET BUCKINGHAM S if 's FARM EQUIPMENT ' Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Willard Ohio Willard Ohio Compliments of WILLARD DAIRY Phone 4421 BATEHAM STUDIO who fhmished the Polaroid camera used by our staffphotographer. Best Wishes to the class of 1954 NEW HAVEN SUPPLY CO. Wholesale Distributors Plumbing, Heating, Industrial Supplies New Haven, Ohio Phone: Willard 218 59 Sales and Service C Z. omp iments Home Freezers and Refrigerators of Sand Gravel GREENWICH LUMBER COMPANY CRUM'S HARDWARE Phone 3285 Phone 282l Greenwich, Ohio Greenwich Ohio Compliments of Greetings from THE TOPS BENDER FUNERAL HOME Carl and Marilyn Delphi Ohio Greenwich Ohio Compliments Compliments of of HART'S GROCERY N. C. UNDERWOOD Frigidaire Appliances G'ee wich Ohio Greenwich Ohio DE KALB SEED CORN AND CHICKS M. C. Hunter, Dealer Phone 3293 Greenwich, Ohio BAILEY IMPLEMENT CO. Pontiac - International Sal es - Service l9 North Main St. Phone 9l New London, Ohio EDWARD B. CURPEN Jewelry 8. Gift Shop People's National Bank Building Plymouth Ohio THE PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK Open 9 a.m. to 3 p. m. Saturdays 9 to i2 MEMBER F. D.l.C. Plymouth Ohio THE PIONEER RUBBER COMPANY Willard, Ohio VAN SCOY TRACTOR SALES Green wi ch Ohio Compliments of GREENWICH DIME STORE Greenwich Ohio Soles and Service CRUM'S CHEVROLET GLENN JENNINGS Ready-mix Concrete Concrete Blocks 24 I'Iour AAA Service Sylbert Keiser BuiIder's Supplies Phone 3194 Greenwich, Ohio Phone 9 New London, Ohio Compliments GREENWICH MILL AND ELEVATOR Greenwich Boughtenville Compliments REYNOLD'S LUMBER CO. Of Lumber and Roofing OHIO BODY MFG. CO. Home Insulation New London Ohio Phone 64 New London Ohio THE SAVINGS AND LOAN Compliments Of BANKING COMPANY C L TWADDLE ? 51i'E 'aiv.ns ' New London, Ohio , . . , Tx 3 Anulnkl 3' Plumbing Heating N Member Federal Furnace SPO'-H509 K E Q --2 if 1 . Phone 126 E If I Deposgo New London Ohio Ig ij nsurance rp. Ek ., ,mW,,,, ,,. wEEKLEY'S D. M. Weekley Feed Grain Compliments of your Fertilizer cool Seeds G' E' Dealer P'10 '65 hmm SNYDER ELECTRIC New London, Ohio V New London Ohio MARY LEE The Finest of Quality Candies Visit Our Modern Studio and Retail Candy Shop Rt. 20 and Old State Rd. Norwalk, Ohio 63 Compliments o of f Compliments KEISER HOME VAUGHN AND EVELYN FOR FUNERALS Confectionery Store lnvalid Car Service Phone 2445 North Fairfield Ohio North Fairfield, Ohio REED'S GARAGE General Repairs Sohio Petroleum Products Good Used Cars Finest Grease Job in Town Phone 2422 East Main St. North Fairfield, Ohio Compliments of Norwalk: Fritz Hilltop Gulf Eckhardt's White Roofing Company Lesch Upholstery Dr. S. A. Humiston Mel Shipley Norwalk Motel Smith's Rexall Drug, Monroeville Simmons Drug Co., Greenwich Boyer's Grocery, Steuben Maple Lawn Dairy, Greenwich Palmer's, Willard Knapp Shoe Store, New London Cel eryville Greenhouse, Willard Seeler's Barber 8. Beauty Shop, C. E. Davis, NewHaven New London Western Auto, New London Fitchville Sohio, Fitchville Cashman's Shoes, Plymouth Plymouth Elevator, Plymouth F. A. Schneider, Plymouth 64 gy yy , f QW Wigjima 4 as F H55 KIEYQ Q we 33 Q wif ,mx Q EQ25 Ajg?9 M Q H ML Qf ' v-new-' . gm I, .f si? av! ,l . -Gi .1 A if- 54, LT' 2. .J nf: PE: !,. 1 r. Q, .s , . . f , gg 'sua-.+L-.5v,g..H-9 .. ' 54 .-N 1 if .r 'fd ' .14 J' ' 4. ,. .gn . w -' , .xv , li v-1? - ' : ff Siv- f Q-fr TQ , x K -V -455' M 4 X V . 1 1 - a :-47.,r4.', ' K v.' 1 ff ,N -b -xi, ,fy ' '. --' , . ui.,- L f-f' 'f1,:,,, nw' Q f ., y. vga ,, , -.4- : .Y .aff A4 33, .- faq' 1...r, , - SEQ -. KZ, A, + 4 ' . 5 .:' .. ,fp ph. ..,,afxzf5.f: av. .. F- 3 u ,KN 'A'-A .iii ! . 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