Fairmount High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Fairmount, IN)

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riviniiul-I 111i1 1 1 - Iyl- - Black anti Quik - ---' ------ - -'- -H'-H Sebieiiiiirs :ire learning that practice inakes perfect. 10---,luiiiiir-Senior pzirty 15 CUTS. -Seiiiiirs practice. lu-Seiiii irs practice. l7-Ki1rI1YHCEltl1,r1l. ixxllmt 20-Seiiiur Play. Big 5 21-Dittu. 23-Operetta practice. 27 1 2 3 -Operetta practice. . Beautiful clothes, clever 1Pl'Og1'E1lll and delicious her week passed. Will the end never come? UCCCSS. MAY XYhere are the May l'll4lXYt'l'S.? -Qperetta practice. -Uperettzi practice. .1 4- Once in gi Blue llmiii. 7 9 -Ramsey and Bird rule the fUllY1JL'3lflUli. ffSeui1ir girlw finishing graduzitioii dresses at last. l7-Not much sehiml this week, Zl-The very last day. lid Lzifler weeps. JQKES liimger Clerk tu lfziyiie Melielln-Iwgullirl Null eidleet that hill? scare me. lfayiie- Xu, sir. He kicked me dmx'ii stairs? L'lerk- Yiiii gn hack and get that 11111111-y. I'll slimy him he ezm't .se fs ,-z Mrs. NC6lil'Et'Ell'fl1llj'Jiudvullw e lmikeii the iiriiiiiise Xuu 111g11lg 1119-' Mr. Neeli Nex'er mind, dmft cry. l'll make pm ziiimlier wie. .4 .-z .Q-z Nr. Xiellmxiii- ,X lmiiiifl weighs less 2 Cl'lUZll1lI'.H trfmi the C4lllEllfll'.H it the iiwrth pide th'm 'mt the 1 1 India llzumltim- llie1i l think l'll he :iii 'irrtic e i JC .L-C 2-C Xl hart-1' amd lu-1-li away t,U.1'g1- kidhiisf NdHllil'C siiiiliiiu-11 111 udlegr ihie Q-gl, in I 1 'L rhei1m:il1r trwiiqli 'llllllCSlllXX'IllllllDlIl'11lI1Q Iiliiit .I-.m... n1,,1,,.- .1 1 , , 1 . 1 Nlllllt' UYCI 'f' ' - g2 - ' ' - -'1- -vw- - -1- -11-H+

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IN BABYLONM The c'Street Crier was in his element in historic Babylon three thousand years ago. Written matter was of no avail on the illiter- ate massesg Wherefore traders havvked their Wares unto a purchasing public. What a contrast to our American civilizaf tion! Our widely scattered millions now read the ancient crier's evolutionized message at approximately the same moment. The ad' vancement in our public educational system has made it possible to harness this tremendous force novv known as Advertising. We pride ourselves that our mental equip' ment enables us to patronize advertisers and by so doing we contribute to the economic greatness of America. L f J f SE- .- v 9 Y 'fi N WE' PEIJM GGX , 'of J SN c-rt is prinii-41 on P YVIIITIC f'u:ll4-il llouk mnilr- Inv IPIII Q VULLINN CU.