Fairbury Cropsey High School - Crier Yearbook (Fairbury, IL)

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TOP: R. Dellinger , S. Somers, R. Rapp, T. Boitnott, C. Moser , B. Winterland, J. Allen. ROW 2: R. Hoffman, D. Vaugnan , M. Jenkins, R. Zimmerman, L. Walker, D. Johnson. ROW 3: D. Kaeb, C. Schmidtgall, K. Reavis, W. Kaisner, G. Weber, K. Ireland, K. Denison. BOTTOM: Mr. Fyke—Co-ordinator, S. Smith, W. Runyon, J. Taylor, D. Tollensdorf, D. Wilson, B. Seifert, P. Mehrkens. Roger Schlipf (absent). Agriculture Program The Interrelated Co-operative Education Program of F .C .H .S . was initiated for the school year 1965-66. The above pictured students are charter members of this program which also includes membership in the I.C.E. Club. These students were selected for the program because of their particular interest in learning about a trade or occupation as part of their school work and the willingness of certain businesses in our town that were willing to offer their facilities and a trainer to help the students gain skills and knowledge in the occupations of their choice . Mr. Fyke is the co-ordinator of the program and is responsible for co-ordinating the student's on-the-job training with a related class which meets daily with all the students in attendance. Most of the students spend at least three hours a day on the job which along with the Related class earns them two credits toward graduation. The officers of the first I.C.E. Club are Steve Smith--President, William Runyon--Vice President, Joyce Taylor--Secretary, and Debbie Tollensdorf--Treasurer. The club this year put together a colored film slide and a tape recording which was used to acquaint the community with the new program. It sponsored the first annual Sadie Hawkins Day dance and gave a banquet at the OLD SUSANNAH honoring each of the employers and trainers with which the students were associated this year. CLUB 23

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MAJORETTES Doris Bushman

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A.F.S. STUDENT ABEL DE JESUS Abel Ribeiro De Jesus from Salvador, Brazil was the third American Field Service exchange student for Fairbury-Cropsey High School. During the past year Abel has taken part in the Mathematics Club, the Senior Class Play, Student Council, French Club, and National Honor Society. Abel stated that in the U.S. he was particularly impressed with school clubs, snow, hamburgers, the opportunities for women, and the high standard of living; he expressed some dismay, however, over the constant hustle-bustle of the people and--cold weather. We have enjoyed the friendship of Abel and his interesting discussions about his own country; we sincerely hope that he will take with him many pleasant memories of Fairbury. Abel will return to his family and home in Brazil after the completion of a U.S. tour scheduled immediately after the close of the school year. Brazilian Family Antonio De Jesus and Family American Family The Walter Paternosters