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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

,1rl +fz'2,L THE TOMAHAWK AUTHOR - SENIOR CLASS 1954-55 FAIRFIELD LOCAL SCHOOL NORTH FAIRFIELD, OHIO PUBLISHER THE AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY DEDICATION TO MRS. HELEN WOODWORTH: We, the Senior Class of 1955, are happy and proud to dedicate our an- nual, the Tomahawk. Mrs. Woodworth has been with us six years, during which time she has been everyone's friend. Her ready smile has made the school brighter, better, and more enjoyable. As stu- dents, we have appreciated the per- sonal interest she has taken in each one of us. We are proud to dedicate this publication to our friend and teach- er, Mrs. Woodworth. 2 QQQ4 NNUAL STAFF Left to right, Top Row: Merlin Baker, Lyle Anderson, Roger Robert Dotson, Earl Eastman. Bottom Row: Garland Lykins, Sweeting, Jim Gahring Margaret Sweetmg Pa Humphrey, Mary Lou Seidel, Donna Gullett, Joyce Edwards, Marjorie Cherry Mrs Johnson, Helen Light, Jack Sweeting. CLASS MOTTO Character is the corner stone of CLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS FLOWERS Red and White Carnations 3 SUCCESS SCHOULBOARD YN 5 Left to right: Mr. Harold Keiser, Mr. Elroy Walcher, Mrs. Adah Parker, Clerk - Treasurer Mr. Ralph Gahring, Mr. Philip Lewis, Vice Presidentg Mr. Virgil Giles, President. SUPERINTENDENT Through our four years of high school, we have found Mr. McNutt to be under- standing, fair to all, dignified, full of fun, and impartial. We wish him the best of luck in the future, 4 F CULTY XY' Left to right, Top Row: Mr. McNutt, Mrs. Reese, Mr. Zarone, Mr. Walters, Mr. Cunningham, Mr. Wood, Mr Kohli, Mrs. Woodworth, Mrs. Johnson. Bottom Row: Mrs. Snavely, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Price, Mrs. McNutt, Mrs Prater, Mrs. Keiser, Mrs. Hinckley. SCHOOLB ILDI G .W I 4' K .. -A f ,M 5.-2. ,- We have been very happy here for the last four years. Here we have known many hours of study as well as many hours of fun. 5 CAFETERIA CUSTUDIANS 5 1 s '13 fx wp ff K 4 g. ., BUS DRIVERS GILES, JR, SENIORS MRS. WOODWORTH CLASS ADVISOR JAMES GAHRING Jim Oh, well! Baskeball 1,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Play 3,45 Annual staff 4g FFA 2g Chorus 1,2,3gBand l,2,3,4g Student fCounc4lj3,4g Track 3g-Glass Pres, 2, if 4g V. Pres. 35 Torchlight Staff 3. KATHY REED Kate Better be dead, than out of style. Chorus l,3,4gBand lg Play 3,4g FHA 1,2,3g Annual staff 4g Torchlight staff 3g Student Council 35 V. Pres- ident 4. MARGARET SWEETING Marg A friendly smile, a little say, Can go a long, long way. FHA l,2,3,4g FTA 43 FTC Pres. 4g Chorus 3,4g Play 3,4g Annual Staff 43 Class Secretary 3,4g Girls State 3. LYLE ANDERSON Andy A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the best of men. Annual Staff4g Play 3,43 Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball l,2g Treasurer 4. 7 MERLIN BAKER Ba'ke 'Full of pep and lots of fun5 But he'l1 be there when there's work to be done. Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Play 3,45 Student Council 45 Class Treas. 35 Class Pres. lg Annual Staff 4. MARIORIE CHERRY Margie 'Tis only one life, 'twill soon be pastg And only what's for Christ will last. V. Pres. 25 Student Council 2g Torchlight Staff35 Chorus 3,45 Play 3,45 Annual Staff 45 FTA 4. JOYCE EDWARDS IO If at first you don't succeed, Try, try, again. Play 3,45 FHA 3,45 Annual Staff 4g FTA 4. BERTRAM BERNER Bert A smile is worth athousand frowns In any market. Fo0tball3,45Basketba1l2. Play 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Student Council 25 Class Treas. 35 Track 2,35 Boys State 3. ROBERT DOTSON Bob We don't want him any longer, he's long enough already Baseball 2,45 Play 3,45 Annual Staff 4. 8 DONNA GULLETT Gu1ley' I'rn fast and snappy, full of fun, If you catch me, you're going some. Chorus 4, Play 3,43 Majorette 3 Annual Staff 4. PATRICIA ANN HUMPHREY Pat Free from worry, free from care, When she talks, she says her share. Band l,2,3g Chorus 3,45 FHA 1,2,3: Annual Staff 4, Class Sec. and Treas. lg Play 3,4. EARL EASTMAN Skip' It takes a swift man to cut a dash- ing figure. Basketball 1,3,4, Baseball l,2,4 Play 3,4g Annual Staff 4. GARLAND LYKINS Gay10rd I can be serious, I can be funny, At other times, I try to study. Basketball 1,2,8g Baseball 1,2,3g Play 3,4g Track 3, Annual Staff 4g FFA l,2,3. HELEN LIGHT He1en' My appetite grows while eating. Annual staff 4, Play 3,4g 9 MARY LOU SEIDEL Lu Lu Lu Lu is witty and clever with W oodles of pepg She is exceedingly capable, just watch her step. Play 3,4g FHA l,2,3g Chorus 3,45 Band l,2,3g Cheerleader 45 Class Sec. and Treas. 2g Annual Staff 4, V. Pres. 1. JOHN SWEETING Jack Books and tests don't me annoy, For I'm a carefree farmer boy. Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Play 3,45 Annual Staff 4, FFA l,2,3g Track 3. ROGER SWEETING Prog Even tempered, smooth and quiet, Unruffled by the world's mad riot. Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Track 3g Band 1,2,3,4g Play 3,4g AnnualStaff4gClass Pres. l,3g Boys State 3g Student Council 1,3,4g Torchlight staff 3. DAVID WHEELER Davy Some like English, math or geogra- phy, but science is the subject that's for me. RUTH ANN WILHELM Shorty Good things come in small pack- ages. Chorus 3g FHA 2,33 Cheerleader 2, Play 2,3,4g Annual staff 4. 10 . -.,, ...:, sffizsfip ,12.t :Rift CLASS HISTORY Let's take a voyage through our years in school. In the harbor of the first grade we started with nine members aboard: Helen Light, Kathy Reed, Merlin Baker, Earl Eastman, Mary Lou Seidel, Pat Humphrey, David Wheeler, Roger Sweeting, and Margaret Sweeting, with Mrs. Price as our Captain. During that entire year we sailed without any changes. W In the second year, however, a new Captain was given to us, Mrs. Rogers. When we entered the port of the third grade we were pleased to find three new crew mem- bers: Lyle Anderson, who came from Litchfield: Jim Gahring, from Norwalk: and Marjorie Cher- ry, from Steuben. Our Captain had been changed again, this time to Mrs. Willis. For two years we kept our same Captain and Crew Members. In port five, Mrs. Tully took over the com- rnand. In the sixth grade another crew member, Bob Dotson, came aboard, along witha new Captain, Mrs. Stevenson. Fun really began when we started in the sev- enth grade with more teachers and changing classes. It was in this port that Jack Sweeting came aboard. While docking in Harbor Eight, Donna Gullett came from Willard. We sailed on into Port Freshman where we acquired three new crew members: Garland Lykins, from Steu- ben: Ruth Ann Wilhelm, from Plymouth, and Joyce Edwards. This same crew sailed along until this, our Senior-year, when Bertram Berner came from Norwalk to complete our crew of nineteen. As with ships, so with our class. The trips to sea and to different ports must end and each crewrnan will report to new duties and to new ships. Itis our hope that our future cruises will be as interesting and as helpful to ourselves and to others as has been this one of the past twelve years. 11 CLASS PROPHECY HELLO THERE! I'm Kathy Reed, a roving reporter for the New York Her- ald Tribune. Recently, Iwas assigned to do a story on small town life, so, I thought I'd do a report on my old home town, North Fairfield, and the kids with whom I went to school. When I arrived, I noticed how big the town had become.. I made my way through the crowded streets to a hotel, and whom should I find managing it but Margaret Sweeting, who had married abusinessman in Fairfield, whose name I can't recall, and Jack was married to his schoolday sweetheart, Carol Smith. I finished unpacking about noon, and, being quite hungry, made my way to the same, but considerably enlarged Village Inn, where I found the proprietors to be none other than Donna Gullett, Mary Lou Seidel, and Pat Humphrey, each of whom had a one-third interest in the establishment. I no- ticed that the girls' cooking had improved somewhat over the years! After I finished a most enjoyable lunch, I stopped in at the bank, the name of which had been changed to The First National Bank of Fairfield. Much to my surprise, I found Merlin Baker to be the president, and Lyle Anderson, the manager. They were both married, and each had a home and family. I found out by talking to Merlin, that Joyce Edwards had been teaching school in Cleveland and was married to the principal of the school. Merlin also told me that Jim Gahring had his own carpen- ter shop in Fairfield and was very prosperous, that Roger Sweeting and Bob Dotson were in partnership, and had re- cently taken over Reed's Garage, now known as The Fair- field Center Garage. As we chatted, more and more of my classmates' names came to mind, solasked Merlin to Give me the dope. My notes, which I jotted down hurriedly, showed these facts: Ruth Ann Wilhelm las lhad suspectedj was the bank pres- ident's wife and home manager. Marjorie Cherry was anight nurse at Fairfield City Hos- pital, and rumor had it that she was up for a promotion. Good work, Marj! !! Bert Berner was living in the suburbs of Fairfield, close to Norwalk. He had completed law school and was a very prominent lawyer in North Fairfield and Huron County Courts . 12 Garland Lykins was living in the heart of North Fairfield. There he owned and operated a hot rod establishment, where he was building, selling, and repairing hot rods. Merlin stated that Garland was classified as one of the five richest men in North Fairfield. Helen Light had a great honor bestowed upon her last month, when she was chosen as Fairfield's Shortest Woman for l965! ! ! This should be only one of the honors this young lady will receive, for she is to compete in the Miss Amer- ica contest next year!!! Good luck, Helen !!! lf you want to see a real radio and TV center, added Merlin, spend a few moments of your stay here in David Wheeler's shop. I-le's really the authority on these things in this area. By the way, I remembered, as l began to put away my ever-faithful pencil, What's happened to Earl Eastman? I-le's in the courthouse most of the time, replied Merlin. Just knock on the door that says, 'Mayor'. He'll be glad to recall old times. He's really proving an efficient and progressive leader in our community. This 'gab' session had been most enjoyable, but, having kept Merlin from his duties for so long a time, I felt I should leave. So, offlwent to visit as many of these old classmates as time would permit. After all--there was a 'deadline' to meet! PET PEEVES Donna - Cold feet Mary Lou - People who wear loud perfume Jack - Loud mouthed people Kathy - Boys in red convertibles Margaret - Certain seniors crowding in lunch line Helen Light - Eugene Sallee Pat - Nosey poeple Merlin - Ruth Ann Ruth Ann - Merlin's teasing Lyle - People who drive with one hand Joyce - People that can't take a joke Jim - WORK Roger - People who don't like basketball Earl - Garland Garland - Earl Marjorie - Women who smoke Bob - Gordon Williams Bert - Teen-agers who smoke and drink David - Radio's that won't work 13 LAST WILL AND TESTAIVIENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF FAIRFIELD HIGI-I SCHOGL We, the class of 1955, of Fairfield High School, of the village of North Fairfield, county of Huron, and state of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. First, we direct that all our just debts and encumbrances be fully paid and satisfied, as soon as conveniently may be, after our departure. Second, we do give, devise and bequeath unto each of the subsequent, together with all the appurtenances and hereditaments thereof, the fol- lowing bequests: Margaret Sweeting wills her ice-skating ability to Sharon Schimpff and Barbara Bordner. Donna Gullett wills her flirting ability to Helen McPherson. David Wheeler wills his ability to operate radio to Howard Burwell. Marjorie Cherry wills her ability to enunciate words clearly to Fran- ces Wilcox. .Ioyce Edwards wills her curly hair to Carol Morrow. Merlin Baker wills his driving ability to Artie Wallrabenstein and Randall Garner. Ruth Ann Wilhelm wills her ability to grow tall to Ann Phillips and Virginia Purcell. Lyle Anderson wills his ability to be quiet in class to Frank Risner. Robert Dotson wills his appendix to the North Fairfield Department of Scientific Research. Bertram Berner wills his regular attendance at school to Henry Cole and Jim Houghtlen. Garland Lykins wills his curly hair to Homer Sands. 14 Kathy Reed wills her ability to write shorthand to Nadine Baker and Joan Noftz. Earl Eastman wills his ability to keep quiet to Gordon Williams. Roger Sweeting wills his ability to leave girls alone to Walter Wilhelm. Helen Light Wills her ability to learn Spanish to Phyllis Farrington. Pat Humphrey Wills her ability to crochet a mile-a-minute to Joyce Coleman. Mary Lou Seidel wills her ability to keep secrets to Ed Woodworth. Jack Sweeting wills all his love to Carol Smith. Jim Gahring wills the Senior Class Presidency to any unsuspecting Junior. Last, but by no means least, we will a sizable amount of good will, friendship and a spirit of loyalty and cooperation to the time-honored student body, to the faculty, and to the other administrative units of dear, old Fairfield High, in order that her standards of scholarship and citi- zenship may be raised still higher. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we, the CLASS OF 1955, the testator, have set our hand and seal hereto this twenty-seventh day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-five. THE CLASS OF 1955 fSealj Signed, sealed, published and declared as and for their last will and testament by the CLASS OF 1955, the above-named testator, in the pre- sence of us, who, at our request and in the presence of each other, have subscribed our names hereto as Witnesses on the day and year last a- foresaid. 7,5 W is C 4 Qs, M-,Jwffzr fi.. C9 ti M, 52 in sow L3-X 5 gk J S U E N N I I O O R R PROM On May 1, 1954, at Fairfield High School, awell-planned Prom was given in honor of the Seniors of 1954. We, the Juniors, used the theme, The Little Dutch Gar- den. In keeping with this theme, nut cups became miniature windmills, and the center of the gym floor took on theform of a rock garden full of many-colored tulips. Small white picket fences, lined with grass and more tulips, separated the dining and dancing areas. Following an excellent turkey dinner, entertainment was provided by the Stower Sisters, Webster Flemming, and Moss and Conaway. Dancing completed the evening's program. I .f'N , JU IOR CLASS ., . pw. . k KIA. 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' - t ' i K - .. i .ii 1 if Left to right,top row: Mr, Zarone, Joyce Coleman, Howard Burwell, Carol Smith, Frank Risner, Joan Noftz, WalterWilhel1n, Left to right,second row: Carol Morrow, Gordon Williams, Randall Garner, Ann Phillips, Left to right, third row: Artie Wallrabenstein, Frances Wilcox, Nadine Baker, Virginia Purcell, Left to right, fourth row: Phyllis Farrington, Barbara Bordner, Helen McPherson, Barbara Predieri, Sharon Schimpff. Not in picture: Henry Cole, Homer Sands, Ed Woodworth, J. Houghten, 6 The highlights of our junior year have been: Our class rings, the Junior Play, and the Junior-Senior Prom. We have worked hard this year to make enough money for the Prom. Our main source of income has been our refreshment concessions. Other means of raising money have been: A dance, a bake sale, and the Junior Play. Our junior year has been WORK, but with the WORK came FUN and CLASS OFFICERS PLEASURE, and best of au, the JoY of preS,-Nadine Bake, WORKING TOGETHER for a COMMON V, Pres, -Walter Wilhelm PURPOSE, Sec,-Barbara Bordner 17 2- - if OPHOMORE CLASS . is 4 2 5, 'Q , ,rw-M, . .Wir Q l i R , l at 'mf J 'C C ww o ,C C - J if R v J C g'g - , r 'E '.K:: U - M L I , fs , , R sse 5 rf!-am, J Ag J k , Q 5 wi , R r S M. ,,,. r. . 'H N xiii riff-vas: :swf V in fi '53 all -fa r,,, lre A , rpsryr , ii iiies , ., 1 it r C, . f . . ' t S v LKm-k l ,, W , fy FJ .J J! W fy ag J J 1 J uf at , i' C 'ze' r--he M- M . M f J? ', Q- L5 r ff-M , 1 --,k 1.5! 4 ,-f' ' K W . f L,-- J ' m:k 7 .A-' A A ti x: 1 . -ma rafts- IQ, f Vyif J 5 I M K I V.kk ki , gk .V 1 ,. .h lrkk is ,. K, ,E K, gr K ,ig 3? f M ,Lg QQ f J ff ,Q f, i4R,rfmi I '53 ,J f ,W pl gh J- r aff' S f 'lt' 'Wi -fi! f all L J ,,tr Q 4 ii 4 , A 1. hit? I JA qw? x l Left to right, toprow: Mr. Cunningham, Kay Hinckley, Roger Carnahan, Ellen Eastman, Gerald Palm, Mary Minniear, Roger McIntyre, Left to right, second row: Karen Burras, Tom Signs, Bill Honaker, Donna Coats. Left to right, third row: Roger Chase. Audrey Wheeler, Robert Wilhelm, Frances Garner, Harley Reed, Suzanne Gahring, Lowell Brown, Left to right, fourth row: Gale Dotson, Richard Con- away, Bertha Jean Deruy, Larry Coy, Leota Atherton, Jimmy Sweeting, Wayne Lewis, CLA SS OFFICERS Pres,-Jim Sweeting V, Pres.-Donna Coats Sec,-Bertha Jean DeRuy Treas,-Karen Burras 18 Our sophomore activities for the school year consisted of the follow- ing: A bake sale, held at Norwalk last Octoberg a Christmas party, held at Jim SWeeting's home during the holiday seasong and a spring dance, held at the school auditorium in April. On the whole, the past year has been a successful and a happy one for the sophomores. FRESI-IMA CLASS A K F ,L f 24' 12: Q2 'S fs, ff- 'C 2 15? 535i 1, ff . 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W it , T J irei 1 , , ' ' A 'L'g A t ', ' 7 R ,....-num Left to right, top row: Mrs,Johnson,Tommy Zeigler, Rosetta Green, Ralph Cherry, Karla Rice, Jerry Sweet- ing, Betty Honaker, Bobby Osborn, Shirley Houghtlen, Left to right, second row: Clarence Ward, Phyllis Lykins,Ronnie Rice, Benedict Phillips, Shirley Garner,Douglas Thorne. Left to right, third row: Anna Os- born, Mike Sanders, Mary Irvin, Tom Jordan, Ruth Graham, Larry Swanders, Martha Harris, Danny Schimpff. Georgie Baker, Left to right, fourth row: Audrey Coats, Eldon Lykins, Donna Phillips, Darryl Edwards, Mar- gie Gullett, Ronnie Chase, Clifton Light, Not in picture: Wayne Bond, Janice Rowe,Wayne Hammond, as First and foremost on our School Calendar for the past year was the FRESHMAN INITIATION, when we had to portray comic characters. The evening of the initiation, THE SENIORS gave us a party. At the party, we played games, while THE SENIORS served cider and donuts. The freshmen helda class meet- ing just before the holidays, and a bake sale. At Christmas, we re- ceived treats from 'the Student Coun- CLASS OFFICERS cil and exchanged gifts. Pres,-Shirley Garner V. Pres,-Phyllis Lykins Sec,-Donna Phillips Treas,-Margie Gullett 19 EIGHTH GRADE J '5 ' ',,. , , - agf f l - 5 - , M9is?iSll' J P - ,sos my h: . P511 P ,R g s G s f . sslr I J . --'-'- 'tr --' f is ,J . . W 5 J Q J, 'J - , ,. L- : LL,,L - fliggi' G ,, s , - ig 1 ' N--1' .. is pr ' P , 'J W , . I LL: . ' V- ' 1 A LAW:k L G X iw .1-ffm: 35 s I Q, ,Milk uw Zag, 7 5 Z .:',g ,Q ' h1'lp,aZ5'fffiv'fQ5-hir 5155 755555.43 Uliffv -'25 fuk f g,'Tz?1if?f , g,3,g5 , ..Q.,,n .1,,,2gi,,tQ K ,Q 'vs p f: Z Lfjfflfii 5i?fQff2?V :',fEE. isiMsiff,, ' 'lg1iTY3?fa599!!Q!5. 77555, ,r W ,Miz Nw- 7.1 sa,-gpfs asyefw .,, 1's?Zg3. z shaft , ,A . Y ,f'1ws,,,sttmr-,af-, -Q . ,af - -sm- ,f , -:iv-. me -, K sig UQ? 1 R 9 its li, o Q KA 1 Q if 6 if ,K 3 .sw 0, as W N. sl 2 X pi ' ' 5' . ' L .fLi5safie3f:',2':i-5 1:-',, -WE N : Wi, ' L A11-9 i rf Q-K wif-ff f,s,i:,esw,Q,2ig,i E M eh, Sif t , vi' ' if ' was ,mi Q ' ' -' P, J G G 1 Iliff? if Left to right, first row: Mrs, Rees, Ronald Schimpff, Teddy Gullett, Reginald Phillips, Judy Graham, Dav- id Williams, He1enWoodworth, Leo Dotson, Donna Vogel, Left to right, second row: Hobert Wil1iams,Alice Atherton, LeRoy Foster, Robert Smith, Joyce Pengov, Jerry Giles, Left to right, third row: Deanna Burwell, Paul McIntyre, Sandra Dendinger, Jeanette Gordon, Patty White, Deanna Parker, Betty Jo Farrington, Mar- garet McPherson, Janice Lykins. Left to right, fourth row: Harry Lee, Bonnie Purcell, Ramona Swanders. Joan hvalcher. Dian Earl. Alice Bistline, Gladys Berner. Not in picture: Margaret Harris, Shirley Ann Welc , We elected the following officers at the beginning of the school year: President-Teddy Gullett Vice President-Leo Dotson Secretary-Janice Lykins Treasurer-Dian Earl The seventh and eighth grades enjoyed a Ha11owe'en Party in the school auditorium, Friday evening, October 22, 1954. An exchange of gifts followed the special Christmas Program, the afternoon of December ZZ. An Oyster-Chili Supper was served to the public, the evening of February 19, 1955. This was fol- lowed by an exhibition of calisthenic s 20 ' .,,. SEVE TH GRADE ' 5 1 Y - ' , ' , ,. vs' :Q .W E' -' ' . A I , F -- Q -- W W' ' f i f sw' X , ,gk,. , VA,v , , J M ,, W , L gym. , 1. - it . g f ' -- . ' ,: w - vga 2' '- g-sew,-H - 'V K, - . -za' . 5 tg ,1 1 , ,3. ,L :Shri 5.3-f yi, . Y K my gy K if 1.1 17 f li-:TY 4 - u M ' - ate- : f sr I '- ' . 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Left to right, second row: Jim Westerman, Kathleen Meyers, Gary Wilcox, Jeanine Trembley, Dick Garner, Margaret Minniear. Left to right, third row: Kathy Lewis, Van Woodworth, Patty Wallrabenstein, Robert Houghtlen, Connie Hoyt, Larry Christie, Kathleen McNutt,Lamar Phillips. Left to right, fourth row: Dale Biller, Linda Rice, Tommy Resor. Margaret Phillips, Not in pic- ture: Richard Bistline, Naomi Jewell, Paul Parker, Barbara Ruggles, We elected the following officers at the beginning of the school year: President-Kathleen McNutt Vice President-Gary Wilcox Secretary-Patty Wallrabenstein Treasurer-Van Woodworth Reporters-Dick Bistline Barbara Ruggles and tumbling by Joe Kotys, a member of the 1948 and '52 Olympic Gym- nastic Team,and several of our stu- dents. A new feature of entertainment was the Junior High Spring Hop, which was held in the school audi- torium in April. The music was furnishedby an orchestra, composed of several parents of the students. 21 J -J SIXTH GRADE V ' . 4. Q. ' ' fi-if . 93' , F S' , T A ' '.Oft,i!Ol12-ifiili T. T . :Q ' '. A E t .fe 1 1, 1 W I ,mx At .1 .fi.i.xa-M, ..- .. , - 5,3 Q sggg .4 1 . - . A . 'TJ H 1.11. E Q ,., ' QE i. V,kk K Mfliyf K - an I . LVLL, 4 YKVL VLLVV I V .I fi-2.1 '-Lh .. : A Qf,.f . .Q',,b 1 f ' gi Eff?-2' 1' in ' K H f. 1 T ,V A S I A 5 s .ilfaatrfirsrss 5 mm,L .fi 3 Ill ' fi Left to right, top row: Mr. Walters, M. Phillips, I. Morrow, D. Berner, L. Baker, L. Parker, N. Myers, D. Williams. Second row: M. Atherton, B. Chupp, P. Houghtlen, D. Trushel, B. Craft, R. Dendinger. Third row: B. Farrington, M. McPherson, L. Stoneham, L.Iewe11, L. Coats, L. Coy, I. Pengov, C. Schimpff. Fourth row: D. Cook, S. Swand- ers, H. Hall, P. Skinn, K. Grooks. Not in Picture: B. Honaker, B. Risner. ROOM MOTHERS Mrs. Morrow Mrs. Raymond Baker ACTIVITIES: A Christmas Party: a Hallowe'en Party: birthday treats: prizes for magazine sales: a class picnic in the spring. FIFTH GRADE P if ff A L - X i,.. mf 'K , ts' ,w-fvvq YW... 'pf s ' ' - 21: , ra A ,.f'jQ'll'f. p If A if ,,..' . . s,,' 'X sg. -.--, ,sg an .... , .f .9 ,. ,-1 - s as 1 - A Qi 3 5 ,L JM Lung., 3.:-,j:- 'v 5 .W 'TQ '52 -ts' ' I :...+ . 'io is ' ltsl 3 fig 'M' ' 0 Pg: lf T . s 'L ' - iii wi.. F 'it' L . T.. . ' .s.s. f F- f A W ' . -2 .A fr. S -WT' 'S 6 any ' I I fr 'E ' 5,45 PT' li M..-T 'I . as -an ...s 1. .C aa... . ' f ' , ,.gg,gg.,., ,W t .. ' ij, 5 , , V V W. 1 A dn ,Q ...df ..VL I A 2 sg. V, Ml w 'T'-2 , 'I A ' Sv .f .a sift? -Ltlalffs Left to right, top row: Mrs. Keiser, I. Farrington, C, Chup, J. Hintz, M. Wade, J. Whitright, M. Chisholm, R. Hathaway, L. Irvin. Second row: I. Giles, B. Bennett, D. White, M. Atherton, R. Baxter, F. Anderson. Third row: E. McPherson, E. Funk, J. Chase, P. Craft, J. Christie, R. McDaniel, J. Skinn, J. Earl, G. Phillips. Fourth row: J. Baker, E. Foster, J. Baumeyer, K. Reilly, B. Purcell, J. Graham, R. Houghtlen, T. Cook, R. Berner. ROOM MOTHERS Mrs. Writwright Mrs. Baumeyer ACTIVITIES: Geography - exhibits and map construction. American History - units supplemented by appropriate song and folk dances. English and speech - first-hand experience with wire recorder. Social - various Holiday programs and spring activity trip. 22 FOURTH GR DE ,g-'16, '. - - fm- cr F' ff' 'i A ' -M . 1 'wt '- ai' 1 fi - '. . -- Z V M, I N4 Sig, Ver -V I. -. . . , .- b f 3--sf -fl Unit E15 A,LL', ., 4--.. as it .f 'fs ii f 'L , 57 ',,.' -Q A jiff?D,,E2f-wx ef Y 'vs 1 .'f74x,,? '.. ' - We -, D P353 Vi f ' - Li D 9 s if A'..' fit-ll ' tmp? ta? mmmmmamwta Wllnm..V ' F T V i ffn2g+?gQa llii f?gg raf'u+HED iiii iiaqi 1 ff- T' 'W .. T 'i H ef . 'H' F' 'L L , I- , V rf, V V A ,V V :,iVZT5l'VVq.3 . :Q f 'is .,-. .. i S. f 4' 3122 . Q .4'QfQT5?f F. ,V ag ' ' V, , j Vf,f V V , VV .1 .,7i,. ' ' -get . 55.1 g f - ' S 1 1. 1 a aah Left to right, top row: Mrs. Prater, L.Houghtlen, P. Signs,H. Hall, M. Morrow, R. Schaffer, V. Wilcox, T. Walch er. Second row: I. McFar1in, R. Parker, A. Lewis, K. Wilkin, C. Light, S. Bauman. Third row: P. Honaker, N Walcher, M. Gahring, J. Hoyt, C. Minniear, C. Sweeting, J. Lykins, N. Robinson. Fourth row: L. Dendinger, C Lather, C. Burras, S. Purcell, M. Rosales. HOME ROOM MOTHERS Mrs. Fred Seidel Mrs. Elroy Walcher We have enjoyed our year very much, making gifts for our mothersg putting on Christmas and other programs, and field trips. THIRD GRADE tg . ,ay Y: :Q J-.. ,.. ,..., 1. 2, Lf ,- ' .KQQQLVV A . V4.1 7 egg. ' ,gg ,fi ..... . e as T .- . .V MF' t. ik af. HL f. if -A Eire ff' i'5wxtg?f'U - .. 'xy 2' t.',. - .V-asf 7 ' V ..k'k 1 r'., L, V 3 'V .QV gixf. .riff . .f St...-....w...,a V . KV .V iV,' VVVQ! V y A V? Y 5 r ..-.' , W ..,. . .Kill H ,V .V,,V ,wi ,gg .g ',-' 5321 f, .la - , V flislsll!,.s'f l . , L T ' mi X Q .2 ,ef 'f A 5 V I .fl-154. . fr' . k.'.'., I' 1 ' E i.a.- is zltffmafitf... Left to right, top row: Mrs. McNutt, G. McNutt, C. Carnahan, R. Shauck, J. Jewell, H. Schimpff, J. Keefer, A Parrot. Second row: J. Burwell, J. Garner, A. Walcher, K. Wheeler, J. Bennett, C. Rei1l'ey. Third row: P. Funk, R. O'De1l,B.Baxter,J.Ryerson, N. Purcell, D. Edwards, V. Wilken, D. Bistline. Fourth row: C. Boice, M. Hought- len, H. Rowe, A. Ross, S. Bauman. Not in picture: M. Risner. HOME ROOM MOTHERS Mrs. Wilken Mrs. Edwards Interesting things done were: Visiting the Post Office on an English Project, making a Thanksgiving Mural and Christmas gifts for our parents, receiving new library books. 23 SECO DGRADE j Z. 3 , 5 ,. V VV 1 g s - , - 3 V -f' , ..-rf - ef . ,, .,- ,. . 1... ,. Q. ,f , N . ,L ' Q., ,, . L if f ,gg .Q L 1 - V Mini L' iz , -' - 'M V' ff ,. 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'a-'1. 3n-. fly. . 23. 5 '4 5I , fine tfiif ii ' V- - L 5.5125 ,a'I'!- eh 'fse'.f f .Lha.::--..i S.. ,ff -5111:-WI:-I -- 1:2 H.:-..: - il tr a. .. ,-rw , -GV-31:2 -egf.Vf,.,5 ff Maia. P5 2 -F' 'fff.Af:i's ' r sg yt if ' V- -vs. ., -,f. ,S ig tu, ...,, . W. ,K . .J .. . s-- . gf K- -- . - . ' ,V-Ax-. ' -' ' ,-wg X V55 ' ff,-'iff if-f ..-f N ,tg 1 , - 1 Qs- sm MV -59? ,, . ..... . . .,t, . .... ..... . 3... fs., ..t.t,,t, . . asa. . . Wg, .vgsnms ,, .. .XA g., , , V,.v Sa... ,, .,,. Q, .t5,,.s.., .,,,.sa9g,. ., . r ,t , if N ', VL:-SS LW? gm HM '-ff+tL1 U H-wx: K V- ' -Vw-L, 2 'Q ' - ' , , w 1 L Left to right, top row: E. Chase, B. Thurston, E. Eastman, E. White, N. LaRonda, D. Sengstock, P. Rice, J. Moser, Second row: P. Hall, K. Keiser, J. Rang, J. Hintz, K. Robinson, J. McPherson. Third row: J. Baker, M. Baker, P. Schlenbaker, L. Bower, L. Myers, S. Lockyer, C. Moser, R. Souslen. Fourth row: G. McPherson, D. Berner, C. Shauck, N. Walcher, G. Moser. Not in the picture: L. Fishbaugh. HOME ROOM MOTHERS Mrs. Rang Mrs. Sengstock Interesting things done: Visited library in September, enjoyed Ha11owe'en, Christmas, and Valentine Parties, and rainy-day entertainment from interesting books and games received from the Legion Auxiliary. FIRST GR DE , , W ,,,, , . . , , O-Tfifi I I s Lfg: E' L- f, V 2,5535 'I 'E g if ,: 2:5 is--' ' ., Wxxbgxi jlfw .yf 1 ' ' 1- Egf u . L' My ' r J 'MYR ' ' 5' Us - 'T ' EN . t 'X' 655, .541 . an-7, s' - '- wg: S3 ,f 'Z 5 ,f . gs- , W 3135- V rg VV, .g .Lil V ,WWA : -.1 F if ipnvllrli-names .,,2s,.V. - A , A wld .4 -5 - , , , VIRZZSE' wif' 525- -1- , f.'1'l,,g3fs: if , fV3sq..,523.s,. .-if Wuta - it i---ft .tsDFz,eV5,- ,tw - , 1552555 as-1 it-swf. -- I sir E V, A A A- W I tg.. V-. age, V-,U-V., .1 15 f-if 2- -- -1 Q wt 'x VV-.sw 2121 Q1 IV 23 , .- if . 7-wx tszf:'t: ,.vz: ,fm9vL1g.5 ' 94 'TVii'5-'UH '.: '.e-fl: -A 7 flff,- ?1:.f'.:5 I5-f,VV : I : r ' .36 ff 'f Q- , -2i.1w'Sfu, .- L.ss1:i.a2: t --M ', ., 5 wf.,' Zi? f- 55 '5' ,gi L V- . . iii? V, Q51 4 L., W ' . if '.. -3 ' - ' W --fr.. ,Q ' ,,l 'QV , ieiii f. V E A , .Q 'A 'li QF? ,, F-FSE: ' ' -. ' Y , Lf 4' as W3 JL '.,,:..Q5,, 15. . , '3 ,. K, -re' ? lag .L , , .1 s L -H L V .. V --,.- -. Via Vw Vw V,,.s,-2, ,.,,-VM-2,-f -sa.Vw-m55gs..s,V.,Ks,im, .,w..s,s.t ,si--Z fr .',, , Q ss:-ef - 1.2 . L' Viwf-leaf E5 -vVivV1f:':isw-atv-1:s?ii3iEVsii M ' .fL,2iL.-.1i',:V,.3-.9-vfg, ' K.-..k,,,:xV , if 1. - .Vis . V 3 ... , gt-a -I .,-Liz. f V ,V 1, -.L E- 1 4 'L fgsrmf, L -- 1, . Left to right, top row: Mrs. Ross, Ruggles, J. Trushel. Second row: row: J. La Ronde, J. Walcher, S. D. Miller, N. Rei11Y, I. Cook, V.Purce11, R. Fife, L. Hinck1eY.K. Williams, P. G. Ebinger, C. Fishbaugh, B. Moser, B. Eyler, I. Underwood, L. Coats. Third Reilly, B. White, C. Lather, W. Sexton. Fourth row: C. Wheeler, J. Gahring, R. Biller, K. Parrott, S. Immel, D. Sexton, D. Wilcox, P. Keefer, B. O'De11, D. Stoneham. Fifth row: L. McIntyre, H. Myers, G. Eastman. Not in picture: D. Wilken, M. Chapman, D. Wilson. HOME ROOM MOTHERS Mrs. Ralph Walcher Mrs. McIntyre The firstgrade hasenjoyed a very busy year studying, and having parties at Ha11owe'en, Christmas, Va1entine's Day, and at Easter, given to us by our home room mothers. 24 Q M X SPRING PLAY DONT TAKE MY PENNY at at CAST Sally--the maid .... Ruth Ann Wilhelm Norman Porter--publicity man. . . Garland Lykins Penny--pretty little miss . . Kathy Reed Caleb--her absorbed father .... . Jack Sweeting Mark---her farm-minded brother. . . Merlin Baker Mavis--her attractive sister ..... . Pat Humphrey Lydia--her busy mother ........ . Marjorie Cherry Joanna-her loyal girl friend ...... Margaret Sweeting Kerry--her resourceful boy friend. . . , Jim Gahring Greg---his pal with ideas .... . . . Roger Sweeting Gram--just herself .... Joyce Edwards Monsieur Henri-french designer .... Bob Dotson Clairej .......... Mary Lou Seidel Elsie j--pretty young models ...... . Donna Gullett Lucilej .............. Helen Light Red---delivery boy ..... Earl Eastman Harrison Day-young author ..... Lyle Anderson A pretty, pert teenager, Penny Prin- gle, reads in the newspaper that a young author is coming to Glen City to hunt for the perfect girl to play the part of Dimity West. Pennybecomes enthused and drops everything but the idea of being Dimity West. There has also been a scheme be- tween Norman Porter and the maid, Sally, to make an attempt to better Sally's chances ofbeing chosen as Dimity West. However, Sally loses interest in the plan, when she and Mark become interested in each other. Penny's boy friend, Kerry, tried his best to encourage Penny to give up the play idea and participate in the tennis tournament with him. Kerry and his pal, Greg,put their heads together, with the result that Kerry imitates Harrison Day. Mavis, Penny's attractive sister, who is a radio announcer, finally ends up by being Dimity West. Penny finds that Kerry and the tennis tournament are more important to her than acting. 25 FALL PLAY MONEY MADM CAST Edgar Blakely--real estate agent . . . K, Jim Gahring Cora Blakel?y--his wife ........ . Marjorie Cherry Janet Blakely--I ......... Kathy Reed jhis daughters ..... '. Babs Blakely--I .... Ruth Ann Wilhelm Larry Hobson--his next door neighbor. . Jack Sweeting Maude Hobson--his wife. Joyce Edwards Keith Hobsonj- ....... Lyle Anderson his sons. . . Rickey Hobsonj- ...... Merlin Baker Effie Fugglej-- ........ Donna Gullett J--part-time domestic help Maggie Murphyj-- ....... Helen Light Mr. Grant---business man .... . . . Roger Sweeting Tony Smellero---a fish peddler. . . . . Merlin Baker Jimmy Collinsl-- ...... Earl Eastman Eddie Brock j-- ........ Bob Dotson Bob Turner I--Bab's high school gang. I Garland Lykins Gloria Horton I--. . . Margaret Sweeting Alma Gilmore J--. . . Mary Lou Seidel Dotty Regan l-- ...... Pat Humphrey Two families lived side by side. The money-mad fathers invested their chil- dren's educational funds in property, thereby causing a feud between the two families, including the maids. The children, Janet and Keith, showed their paretns how to handle financial mat- ters to such an extent that the original investment turned out to be successful. Not only were the two families on good terms again, but Janet and Keith were able to go to college as they had planned. The feuding of the maids, Rickey's pestering antics, and the gang's stunt night rehearsal added plenty of spice to the neighborly disagreement. Meanwhile, however, each family had decided to sell its house to the fish ped- dler, Tony. By accident-, the two families found out about each other's plans, and the feud started all over again. 26 BAND Left to right, top row: Larry Lee. Leo Dotson, Roger McIntyre, Roger Sweeting, Jim Gahring, Edwin Woodworth Pau1McIntyre, Bobby Smith, Left to right, second row: Carol Morrow, Karen Burras, Kay Hinckley, Carol Smith Ann Phillips, Barbara Bordner, Joyce Coleman, Sharon Schimpff, Mr, Kohli, Left to right, third row: Patty White Bertha Jean Deruy, Suzanne Gahring. Nadine Baker, Frances Garner, Kathleen McNutt, Mary Wade, The band played a concert of marches at the Huron County Fair in September, participated in the Hallowe - en Parade for children in October, and presented a concert for the PTA in November. The band also furnished the music, and presented a half-time show at the Alumni, Wakeman, Milan, Greenwich and New Haven games, respectively. In addition to the above activities, the band con- tributed the following: The Spring Concert. March 85 the County Festival, March 18g and the annual Memo- rial Day Parade, May 30. CHORUS The Girls' Chorus participated in the Christmas programg the Spring Concert, March 8g the County Festival, March 18g and the Baccalaureate and Com- mencement exercises. 27 'J HIGH SCHOOL CHORU Left to right, top row: Bertha Jean Deruy, Karen Burras, Donna Gullett, Carol Smith, Ann Phillips, Helen Mc- Pherson, Donna Phillips, Mary Lou Seidel, Left to right, second row: Margaret Sweeting, Frances Garner, Frances Wilcox, Marjorie Cherry, Georgie Baker, Marjorie Gullett, Barbara Predieri, Audrey Wheeler,Audrey Coats. Martha Harris, Mr, Kohli, Left to right, third row: Phyllis Farrington, Joan Noftz, Nadine Baker, Kay Hinckley, Joyce Coleman, Carol Morrow, Janice Row, Not in picture: Pat Humphrey, Kathy Reed, JU IOR HIGH CHORUS Left to right, top row: Dick Garner, Larry Christy, Robert Smith, Larry Lee, Leo Dotson, Tom Resor, Paul Mc- Intyre, David Williams, LeRoy Foster, Hobert Williams, Jerry Giles, Ronald Schimpff, Reginald Phillips, Paul Paker, Bob Houghlon, Van Woodworth, Jimmy Palm, Mr, Kohli, Left to right, second row: Kathy Lewis, Kath- leen McNutt, Connie Hoyt, Linda Rice, Sandy Dendinger, Dian Earl, Joyce Pengov, Joan Walcher, Margaret Phillips, Donna May Vogel, Jeannette Gordon, Deanna Parker, Janice Lykins, Teddy Gullett, Betty Farrington, Margaret Minniear, Left to right, third row: Margaret McPherson, Patty Wallrabenstein, Jimmy Westerman, Deanna Burwell, Betty McFarlin, Helen Woodworth. Patty White, Alice Atherton, Gladys Berner, Margaret Har- ris, . 28 THE TORCHLIGHT 'I s 2 as l 5 , Agfa 'N 5 if V i sg-v F-4 YM STAFF Left to right, first row: Phyllis Farrington, Ann Phillips, Barbara Bordner, Helen McPherson, Barbara Predieri, Left to right, second row: Donna Coats, Randall Garner, Carol Morrow, The Torchlight Staff of 1954-55 has tried to keep you readers informed as to the weekly occurrences at Fairfield Local High School. We have enjoyed working together, to bring to you a monthly edition of the Torchlight fb 29 TUDE TCOU CIL .I I , A...- 5 , Standing, Left to right: Kathleen McNutt, Jim Gahring, Merlin Baker, Mr. Wood fAdvisorj, Howard Bur- well,Jim Sweeting, Roger Sweeting, Ted Gullett, Seated. Left to right: Nadine Baker. Joan Noftz, Donna Coats, Shirley Garner, Phyllis Lykins, ACTIVITIES: The Student Council wrote a constitutiong sponsored aChristmas party: a dance, following the Alumni gameg and four assembly programs, in- cluding the Ford Circus, and the Allens, who illustrated radio sound effects, F.H.A. Left to right, top row: Jeannette Gordon. Donna May Vogel, Joan Walcher, Dian Earl, Sandra Dendinger, Helen Woodworth, Patty White, Betty McFarlin, Donna Phillips, Karla Rice, Deanna Burwell, Margaret Sweeting, Betty Honaker, Left to right, second row: Mrs, Rees, Betty Farrington, Teddy Gullett, Bertha Jean Deruy, Karen Bur- ras, Joyce Pengov, Suzanne Gahring, Phyllis Farrington, Joyce Coleman, Joyce Edwards, Connie Hoyt, Leota Ath- erton, Kathy Lewis, Margaret Minniear, Left to right, third row: Deanna Parker, Kathleen McNutt, Kay Hinck- ley. Ellen Eastman, Audrey Wheeler, Mary Minniear, Donna Coats, Georgie Baker, ACTIVITIES: The FHA girls held their informal initiation, October 26g their Formal Initiation of Candidates, February lg sponsored a public dance, February 11, 1955: and a summer picnic, 30 P.T.A. Mr, Harol Keiser, receiving the McCal1s' award Mrs, Douglas Bauman, Sec,-Treas, Mr. Sherwood fr01'n Mr. J. A. Greulich, Dendinger, Pres, ACTIVITIES: The PTA program this year has been a study-type program, cov- eringawide range of topicsg i.e., from SCHOOLS FULFILLING THEIR PURPOSE, to CHILD DEVELOPMENT. F.T.A. Left to right, first row: Helen McPherson, Donna Coats, Marjorie Cherry, Frances Wilcox. Mr, McNutt, Left to right, second row: Kay Hinckley, Carol Morrow, Margaret Sweeting, Carol Smith, Ann Phillips, ACTIVITIES: The Future Teachers ofAmerica have had an enjoyable year, On November 2, anumber of our group went to the Benedict School at Norwalk, to hear a lecture given there by a girl, about her European trip, and to view sev- eral slides illustrating this trip, shown by her. At intervals throughoutthe year. we have also had some interesting and enlightening talks given by various fa- culty members, concerning their actual experiences while at college or on the job, The FTA has proven to be most worthwhile, 31 TUDE T DAY ,i In A xii A w. School Board -Left to right: Supt. Bert Bernerg Donna Gu1lettgSec,-Clerkg J. E. Gahring Bob Dotsong Lyle Andersong Ruth Ann Wilhelmg Merlin Baker, Mr, R, L, Sweeting Science Mr, G, R, Lykins Seventh and Eighth Grades 10, 19 11+ 32 Miss. Marjorie Cherry English Mr. J. R. Sweeting Industrial Artsg Coach Miss Patty Humphrey Mr. E. E. Eastman Commercial Social Studies Driver Education Miss Margaret Sweeting Miss Mary Lou Seidel Physical Education Office Secretary Home Economics D Miss Kathy Reed Librarian Miss Helen Light Hall Supervisor STUDENT DAY was a great experience for the stif- dent body in general, and for the Seniors in the American Democracy Class in particu- lar, because it broadened our understanding of the manner in which a public school is conducted. HOMECOMING THE QUEEN AND HER COURT THE CROWNING OF THE QUEEN THE QUEEN ON HER THRONE The Homecoming Game and Dance, held Friday, January 7, was a grand success. Queen for the night was Ruth Ann Wilhelm. Her attendants were Mary Lou Seidel and Joan Noftz. Royalty was elected by the varsity basketball team. Queen Ruth Ann was escorted to the throne and crowned by Roger Sweeting, Captain of the Basketball Team. The Queen's attendants, Mary Lou Seidel and Joan Noftz, were escorted by Jim Gahring and Merlin Baker. The affair, an annual event of North Fairfield High School, was sponsored by the Student Council. 34 VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to right, top row: Mr. Zarone, coach, Jack Sweeting, Henry Cole, Roger Sweeung hm Gahring, Bill Honaker. Bottom row: Eddie Woodworth, Richard Conaway, Randall Garner Earl Eastman, DATE Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. OPPONENT Thompson Ruggles -Troy Wakeman Plymouth Berlin Heights Milan Greenwich Monroeville New Haven Ruggles-Troy Alumni Wakeman Berlin Heights Milan Greenwich Monroeville New Haven New London 35 SCORE THEY 44 63 50 38 55 54 91 58 62 63 46 39 62 62 63 67 51 49 I im Gahring Henry Cole Richard C onaway VARSITY SNAPS Roger Sweeting, Captain Earl Eastman Randall Gamer 36 I ack Swearing Merlin Baker Eddie Woodworth RESERVE BASKETBALL Left to right, top row: Mr. Zarone, coach, Mike Sanders, Wayne Lewis, Jerry Sweeting B111 Honaker, Darryl Edwards, Tom Signs, Danny Schimpff, Ralph Cherry. Bottom row: Jimmy Sweeting Robert Wilhelm, Artie Wallrabenstein, Eddie Woodworth, Walter Wilhelm. Center front Tom my Zeigler. DATE Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. OPPONENT Thompson Ruggles -Troy Wakeman Plymouth Berlin Heights Milan Greenwich Monroeville New Haven Ruggles-Troy Alumni Wakeman Berlin Heights Milan Greenwich Monroeville New Haven New London 37 SCORE THEY 26 40 Z7 38 31 37 Z9 45 27 37 4Z 35 19 42 Z1 38 24 38 BASEBALL A I Left to right, top row: Tom Zeigler, Jim Sweeting, Ed Woodworth, Merlin Baker, Jerry Sweeting, Artie Wallrabenstein, Wayne Lewis, Bill Honaker. Bottom row: Tom Jordan, Manager, Richard Conaway, Ran- dall Garner, Henry Cole, Roger Sweeting, Jim Gahring, Jack Sweeting, Earl Eastman, Mr. Zarone, Coach. DATE Sept. ZZ Z7 Z9 Oct. 4 OPPONENT Monroeville New Haven New Haven Greenwich 38 SCORE WE THEY 8 3 19 2 5 2 3 1 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Left to right: Mary Lou Seidel, Nadine Baker, Frances Garner, RESERVE left to right: Bertha Jean Deruy, Donna Phillips, Karen Burras 39 BASKETBALL Left to right, top row: Leo Dotson, Tommy Risor, David Williams, Leroy Foster, Hobart Williams, Paul Mclntyre, Jerry Giles. Middle row: Larry Christie, Paul Parker, Ronny Schimpff, Larry Lee, Dalton Biller, Tom Bond, Dale Biller, Gary Wilcox, Mr, Zarone, coach, Bottom row: .Timmy Westerman, Dickie Garner, Albert Conaway, Reginal Phillips, Bobby Houghtlen, Bobby Smith, Van Woodworth, Jimmy Palm. OFTBALL ,rv for 'fx Left to right, top row: Mr. Zarone, coach, Leo Dotson, Dalton Biller, David Williams, Leroy Foster, Ho bart Williams, Paul Mclntyre, Jerry Giles, Bobby Smity. Front row: Jimmy Westerman, Van Wood worth, Bobby Houghtlen, Dick Garner, Reginal Phillips, Larry Christie, Paul Parker, Lamarr Phillips, Al bert Conaway, 40 JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS BASKETBALL Date Opponent Score 'We They December 2 New London 58 9 December 9 Lyme 39 13 December 16 Greenwich 46 33 January 6 Townsend 16 39 January 13 Ripley 19 16 January Z7 New Haven 14 18 CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Margaret Phillips, Helen Woodworth, Patty White, Kathleen McNutt . September 30 October 7 October Z1 October Z8 SOFTBALL Greenfield Townsend Brons on-No rwalk Lyme Lost Won Won Won The Junior High Softball Team enjoyed a success- ful seascm, winning three games and losing one. A11 the members are looking forward to the opening of the spring season. 41 Forward, MARCH! ! ! ! ! ! The Cheering Section! ! The Handsomest Couple! I Shine, Mister???? It Goes In HERE, but it Comes Out I Want My MAMMA! ! ! ! ! ! ! THERE! ! ! ! ! Fairfie1d's Fairest!! The WINNER. BY Golly! ! ! ! !! 4-2 W4 ,Q h-L, 'fi SNAPPY SNAPS . 7 'L '22 il, 4 V-:ig 21522 J1K,2Vff I j ' Q L 3? T- 2 tg 2' ' 'f i ..,,?H-:': - ,. sf ' Q? W K. lf 535 A YN 1 ,Af V H , zy ff - he ge, if ' A f .,,. X 'EW ' fff Ml,g1,g,2gge 5 E The Pause That Refreshes VV What'11 It Be, Fo1ks? Wouldn t That Tickle You? Sweets To The Sweet Lunch Time ts H' Little Eva Ascends To Heaven M, 4 kk 1 rf - ,, --2111 1 Ja: , .,,t.,, T. ,S X ' , ,,Ee-Zy fv fsv Sai' sw H if-'L , Z X ,iL-LL 5 T f X ll'-. 43 NAME 1954 Roberta Cherry Eugene Sands Barbara Chandler Larry Brown Julia Sweeting Margaret Seidel John Holden Vaughn Fife Barbara Conaway William Pierce Annabelle Chase James l-lite Folly Phillips Yvonne Burras Juanita Smith Russell Conaway 1953 Cynthia Jones Brown Elden Eastman Marvin Wheeler Ruth Sheets Seidel Lucy Atherton Hannelore Neldert LaDonna Garner Thomas Clemons Audrey Cook Mildred Cole Anthony Predieri Nancy Gahring 1952 Haldon Smith Roger Hershiser Helen Swaney Vaughn Baker Phyllis Edwards Snapp Margaret Risner Kesler Betty Woodworth Smith Roger Graham John Leak James Wade ALUM Phyllis Minniear Reiderman 1951 Vilda Beckwith Eastman Robert Wade Betty Osborn Wade Roberta Garner Knudson Julia Predieri Danhoff Bernard Maerkisch Shirley Swaney Seville Samuel Risner Keith Bischoff Donald Smith 1950 Robert Deruy Joseph Holden Margaret Lee Joan Minniear Bond Norma Conaway Rang Emma Jane Brown McPherson Jo Ann Herner Catherine Cook Williams Charles Bischoff Roger Osborn 44 ADDRESS North Fairfield, Ohio Rantoul, Illinois Midland, Michigan North Fairfield, Ohio Bowling Green, Ohio North Fairfield, Ohio Bellville, Illinois North Fairfield, Ohio North Fairfield,Ohio Norwalk, Ohio North Fairfield, Ohio Wakeman, Ohio North Fairfield, Ohio North Fairfield, Ohio North Fairfield, Ohio North Fairfield, Ohio Norfolk, Va. 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GROCERY Phone 2595 North Fairfield Ohio REED9S GARAGE General Repairs Sohio Petroleum Products Good Used Cars Finest Grease Job in Town 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 2422 East Main St. North Fairfield, Ohio THE SAVINGS AND LOAN GLENN JENNINGS ll zz: AAVA Fi K BANKING COMPANY y Q' Ready-Mix Concrete Blocks , X I ' 3 5 ,lnlxlu u NEW LONDON' OHIO Builders Supplies if 11 32, a ll Member Federal L . Deposit New London Ohio ' ' ' ' 'i Insurance Corp. JOHN HOFFMAN Compliments Of PAINTING Ins'de or Out Hang or Spray OHIO BODY MFG. co. Route 2 N L a oh' Phone 7091 New London,Ohio ew on on 'O COMPLIMENTARY Cashman's Shoes-Plymouth B0yer's Grocery-Steuben Palmeijs-Willard Bailey Implements-New London Snyder Electric-New London Tom O'Donnell-Norwalk Willard Mobile Service-Willard Eckhardfs-Norwalk Dr. Humiston-Norwalk Mel Shipley-Norwalk Congratulations to the Class of ' 1955 WILLARD UNITED BANK Member of FDIC Off es at N h F fi ld G h Willard Compliments Of DURKEE'S HURON COUNTY FAMOUS FOODS INSURANCE COMPANY Norwalk Ohio North Fairfield Ohio FREY com. YARD Compliments Of NORWALK PARTS COMPANY Coal 8: Builders ' Automotive Parts - Distributors Supplies Cars, Tractors, Aircraft Shop Service Norwalk, Ohio Phone 2-8981 Phone 2-44ll Norwalk, Ohio ff? l lax Compliments f .Q ,4,.!vjFs of Compliments GREENWICH DIME STORE Of HAR-I-,S GROCERY Greenwich Ohio Greenwich Ohio Greetings from REYNoi.D's LUMBER co. BENDER Lumber and Roofing Home lnsuluiion Gieenwich Ohio Phone 64 New London Ohio MARY LEE The Finest of Quality Candies Visit Our Modern Studio and Retail Candy Shop Rt. 20 and Old State Road. Norwalk, Ohio THE HOME SAVINGS 81 LOAN COMPANY 16 East Main St. Norwalk, Ohio The best place for you to save Members Federal Savings and Loan Ins. Corp Federal Home Loan Bank System H. W. PARROTT 8- SON VALENTINE TIDSWELL CONSTRUCTION 81 SON Moving, Building, and Repairing Pop Corn and Supplies Telephone: Greenwich 2967 and 2962 N0l'fI'l FGIFIIGI'-'I Ohio WALT SIGNS TIRE SERVICE POHL'S Farm and Highway Clothing - Shoes Phone 2I24 Norwalk Ohio North Fairfield, Ohio HOLDEN'S Gas and Appliances Phone 2542 North Fairfield, Ohio HOLMAN .IEWELERS 5 East Main Street Norwalk Ohio Compliments of THE FASHION SHOPPE Quality Clothes at Moderate Prices 27 E. Main Street Norwalk Congratulations Rgy Pqlm from General Trucking Stone and Gravel E. J. Mitchell Phone 2l00 North Fairfield Ohio North Fairfield Ohio Compliments Livestock Trucking of R. J. UNDERWOOD KENNY EARL ARTHUR BURRAS Case Sales and Services Phone 24l2 or 2433 Phone 2594 North Fairfield Ohio North Fairfield Ohio HOYT TOPS DEPARTMENT STORE Groceries, Paints, Hardware, Shoes Phone 238i North Fairfield Ohio Service and Grocery A. J. Braucher Delphi Ohio THE CARD SHOP Greeting Cards, Books Personalized Stationery Gifts Imports Norwalk, Ohio THE PATRICK AND HISS CO. Norwalk Quality Clothes for Men and Boys Give him something to wear for Christmas Norwalk Ohio Compliments of JEWELER SERWCE Watch and jewelry Repairing Phone 3-1621 Phone 3-1781 Norwalk, Ohio 11 W. Main St. 30 W. Main St. Norwalk, Ohio WH-KlNS0N'S HARLEY - DAVIDSON Motorcycles Paint and Wallpaper A. E. Lindenau 26 Benedict Ave. Norwalk, Ohio 82 Benedict Ave. Norwalk, Ohio Compliments Congratulations of and Best Wishes to the Class of '55 BATTLES INSURANCE AGENCY Moore's NORWALK OHIO Norwalk Ohio SERVICE GARAGE 0EXLE'S RESTAURANT Oldsmobile Cars Tires Good Food Fountain Service Hester at Monroe Phone 2-5061 Norwalk 8 West Main St. Norwalk, Ohio --'-'- 'CQ il MIDWEST INDUSTRIES, INC. W' - Q Box 329 . H ' A 'Z' WILLARD, OHIO .E, ,,.,' ll Compliments Of BURRAS MOTOR SALES 207 Myrtle Ave. Willard, Ohio Phone 249 Compliments of WILLARD DAIRY Phone 4421 GARDEN OI: EATEN EDWARD B. CURPEN GOOD FOOD Jewelry 8g Gift Shop People's National Bank Building New Haven Ohio Plymouth Ohio HARTER PHARMACY Prescriptions Compounded Quality Drugs Diabetic Needs 2 W. Main St. Phone 2-8671 Norwalk, Ohio KAYESSHOES For All the Family I8 W. Main St. Phone 2-6693 Norwalk Ohio MODERN MARKET Across from Post Office Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables Home Dressed Meats MARY ANN SHOPPE Wedding Dresses and Accessories Wearing Apparel Millinery Norwalk, Ohio F. J. Meyers M- Stark T. A. Batt 9 whinlesey Norwalk' Ohio RExA1.1. DRUG C0 'Plij e'm o KAISER 8: WELLS Invite You to vi sit our newly enlarged Drug Store 1 West Main St. Norwalk, Ohio BLINZLEY FURNITURE Norwa1k's Oldest and Largest Furniture Store Phone 3-6511 Norwalk, Ohio WM-TER'5 SHOE STORE Phone 2-7041 1 Res. 5141 Foot wear for the entire family 5 West Main St. G.R.GARNER Licensed Realtor Norwalk Ohio Whittlesey Bldg. Norwalk, Ohio THE PIONEER RUBBER COMPANY Willard, Ohio Best Wishes to the class of 1955 NEW HAVEN SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Plumbing, Heating, Industrial Supplies N H Ohio Phone: Willard 218 A. E. MEYERS INC. Compliments Of DeSoto Plymouth l Se ' so es mee .lean Frocks, lnc. Corner of Milan and Gallup Aves. Norwalk, Ohio Phone 3-6344 Norwalk Ohio C0mplim67llS Wonderful Team-Mates of Sportswear from THE CROW LUMBER COMPANY THE PREIS STORE East Liberty, Vermilion l08 Whittlesey, Norwalk Norwolk Ohio Compliments - Of MEN'S - BOYS' B C TABER Clothing, Hats, and Furnishings U 3l East Main Street Norwalk Ohio Norwalk Ohio J. w. PITKIN BE'-L DAIRY Your Dependable Jeweler Grade A Milk and Ice Cream lk h 67 North Prospect St. Norwa O io Norwalk Ohio KOHLMYER HARDWARE Hardware Housewares Plumbing Appliances Norwalk, Ohio BETSCI-lAlVl'S WEST END GREEN HOUSE NORWALK OHIO Compliments 1 of NORWALK TRUCK LINE Norwalk, Ohio Pon inc or A Good Used Car LORIYS MOTOR SALES Clayton C. Lord, Owner Monroeville, Ohio Phone 2631 BANK Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1955 Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. TI-IE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK Norwalk, Ohio Compliments of Compliments Of TI'IE FARMERS 81 CITIZENS BANKING COMPANY THE I'IESS HARDWARE COMPANY Phone2III Monroevi IIe Ohio Monroevi ISI e Ohio Compliments . . Congratulations and Best Wishes Of to the CARL c. BLEILE Class M1955 ARMSTRONG AND MYERS Clothing, Furnishings, and Shoes Insurance and Real Estate phone 2841 Monroeville Ohio Monroeville Ohio Phone 2I0I Congratulations R0 Y PA LM from General Trucking Stone and Gravel E. J. MITCHELL Phone 2l00 North Fairfield Ohio North Fairfield Ohio Compliments Livestock Trucking vf KENNY EARL ARTHUR BURRAS R. J. UNDERWOOD Phone 2412 or 2433 Case Sales and Service North Fairfield A Ohio Phone2594 North Fairfield Ohio HQYT Compliments p DEPARTMENT STORE Of Groceries, Paints, Hardware KEISER HOME 55095 FOR FUNERALS Invalid Car Service Phone 2381 North Fairfield Ohio N0ffl Fairfield Ohio Compliments Compliments Of Of vAucHN AND EVELYN N- C' Undefwood Confectionery Store Frigidaire Appliances Phone 2445 Noffh Fairfield Ohio Greenwich . Sales and Service Compliments Home Freezers and Refrigerators of Sand Gravel CRUM'S HARDWARE SIMMONS DRUGS Phone 3285 Green wich Oh i 0 Greenwich Ohio Compliments GREENWICH MILL AND ELEVATOR Greenwich Boughtonville Compliments Of THE TOPS RESTAURANT Evelyn and Chuck Delphi Ohio Sales and Service KElSER CHEVROLET 24 l'lour AAA Service Sylberi Kei ser Phone 3194 Green wi ch Ohio .nv-vu. f x Henry's Flower Shop 26 Whittlesey Avenue The People's National Bank Open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays 9 to 12 Phone: 3-2681 Members F.D,l.C. Norwalk Ohio Plymouth Ohio Compliments White's Hardware Of E. l'l. White, Prop. Verdekal's Shoe Store ll Myrtle Ave. Phone 4285 Willard Ohio Willard Ohio Compliments Compliments of of Mitchell Electric R- P- 5 'iC Co' The Leading Jewel ers 7 East Maple Street Willard Ohio Willard Ohio Compliments Compliments Of Of IDEAL LAUNDRY .lUMP'S Phone 2l7 Willard Ohio Sandusky Willard Plymouth Compliments Of HElSLER'S INC. Your International Truck Compliments of BUCKINGHAM FARM EQUIPMENT and Packard Car Dealer Willard Airport Phone 5267 Willard Ohio Willard, Ohio IME, Congratulations to Class of 1955 FEICHTNER sToRE MER ,-E.S Men's and Boy's Wear FORD SALES Shoes 24 East Pearl Phone 206 Willard Ohio Willard, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 55 HOLLAND MARKET GUTHRIE Specializes In CHEVROLET SALES Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Phone 207 Willard Ohio 20 Maple Willard SllOeS for flte Family MOTOR SALES CAPOZZVS Telephone 7901 R.D. l BUS-l-ER BROWN SHOE STORE Willard, Ohio Willard Ohio WE INVITE OUR YOUNG NEIGIIBORS-AND OLDER ONES, T00 - T0 SAVE, REGULARLY, WITH US He has already learned the habit of saving. And no one knows better than G d ran ma the Wisdom of keeping everlastingly at it! THE HURON COUNTY BANKING COMPANY Member Federal Reserve System Norwalk, Ohio The Oldest and Largest Financial In sfituiion in Huron County i n n.r,nn Member Federal s I Deposit Insurance -3 I jr Co oration IP I?,j'1r!i -AAV . 3 'A in ' f f 5 f , , im- ' A Compliments of NORWALK CHICK HATCHERY c tl ac 'IP' 1- Chicks A in a a o an ommercla rm in 1 A 1 9 9 Norwalk White Goslings 001-EE!! 5 Y our year-round -'.k hl'EN1 36 East Seminary St. poultry Supply F WMQVEM, -5 Phone 3-1194 headquarters. l 4,jZf,2Z'jgjg'f'g2'CiSQQQydl? Norwalk ohio 69 E. Seminary St. Phone 3-3151 Compliments i of K ' H l l. P. BECKER DRUG Co' Wholesale Food Products Walgreen Agency Potato Chips, Noodles Once you try you'll always buy 40 East Main St. Norwalk Norwalk Ohio Phone 2-5341 HARRY VAN B K , Us 'RK STAN s i.-P THE AUCTl0NEER Lightning Protection P ennuti t- Water Sottners Norwalk Ohio 1 mile South - Route 250 and 13 GAS SERVICE Route No. 1 S. 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