Fairbury High School - Trail Yearbook (Fairbury, NE)

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SZAOJ 13.0. MRS. EDNA GALBRAITH MR. T. E. KEANE MR. E. B. ACKERMAN Presidenf Vice-presideni' Secrefary MRS. DELORIS HENNEY DR. W. L. HULL MR. R. B. FELTON

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-1- il' lm! ,!40LTll.I'l, 1.5 fra fion . IinisI'1e5 TTQN smiles 65 he PRINCIPAL W- D' Fl . ncemenh' . . rmng annou wrihn9 The mo RQM and MRS' , ms' DARLENE HOLST S school asm- Owe 9 iNNicic cheerfully sims HELEN M ' Mies. SUPERINTENDENT W. E. SCOTT The morning of Seplember 6 lou d lh n e wallc in Ironl of Fairbury high school filled wilh sludenls. Suddenly 'rhe noise of lhe lhrong was inlerrupled by 'rhe ringing of lhe school bell. The doors were opened a d 'rh ' n e lourney was begun down lhe 'frail ol '48-'49. Well-marlced roules had been eslablished by Superinlendenl W. E. Scoll and Principal W. D. Fillon, who were prepared lo give lhe sludenls The besl possible educalion. The courses 'rhal were open lo lhe sludenls included: college preparalory, commercial, dislribulive educalion, general, voca- Iional agricullure and vocalional home economics. Allhough lhe roules w ere varied, all led 'ro The same deslinalion. The adminislralion gave The sludenl bod y every opporlunily +o Iullill 'rheir creed which is: I b an in +he fhings for which she slands - heallh in body, honesl' work, generous comradeship, and a reverence for 'rhe spiri+ual. I believe in achievemenl and I pray for forcefulness 'Io accomplish whal' I se+ oul' lo do. I believe in loyalfy fo our school and lo her fradilions. I pledge upon my honor +o help in all her underlalrings, in all +ha+ will make her a sfronger and nobler school, and I promise +o do all Ihal wilhin my power +o become a slude + who will n mafch +he Lofly Ideals of American- ism. elieve in Fairbury high school d

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FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS PresidenT ....,...........A, , I ........w.S...w.f...w.S Dick FOl'Cl Vice-preSidenT ,,,,,,,,. ,,,,...,. M arian Campbell Secrefary v,,S,A, ,,,,,,,Y,SSA.,w, M arilyn Luce Treasurer ,,A,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, R ichard JOhnSOl'1 BACK ROW lleTT To righTl: Roger Schnuelle, Bob Snyder Dick Ford, Phil l-leidellc. FIRST ROW: Joan Heidellc, Marlene GaTes, Marilyn Luce, JaneT Ackman. .Sirmlmf The STudenT Council is an organizaTion which Tries To promoTe cooperaTion beTween Teachers and sTu- denTs. The Council meeTs every Wednesday morn- ing aT eighT o'clock. There are sixTeen members in The organizaTion. These members are elecTed by The sTudenT .body aT The end oT each year. ' Numerous acTiviTies carried on by The STudenT Council are: The sponsoring OT a Treshman mixer and one addiTional mixer: selling aT TooTball and baslceT- ball concessions: The scheduling oT all mixers and concessions: sponsoring STudenT Council- FaculTy Tea: and making arrangemenTs Tor The convoca- Tions senT ouT by The UniversiTy of Kansas. , ConvocaTions presenTed This year Trom The Uni- versiTy oT Kansas included Harry C. WhiTe, scien- TisT and lecTurer: I-lowell Glass Blowers: WhiTe Hus- sars, a brass ensemble: Tommy Thompson wiTh mus- ical varieTies: The Robins: and Lesselli MarioneTTes.