Fairbury High School - Trail Yearbook (Fairbury, NE)

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Ruth Hein Kathryn Kilmer Marie Mar-11 Frank McIntyre Maury E. Mills f ' B. Se. -lvlliY9l'- sity of N1'lil'2lHkil- ltvtlflllllillti inflt-ed is tlu- school thzit hzts suvh :ln insti'uc'to1' on its st:iI'I' :is Miss Mills. Her setwict- tn I-'Ezii'l1u1'y High grit-s way be-- yontl her tt-:xr-liiiig' ut' iun1-x'oQn- tinnnl lunni- t-4-uiunnic-s. Nut only chit-s she he-:ul the .lt-l'I't-ts but givt-s t1i1c'c-zisiiigly of her time :intl 4-t't'u1't to innlu- other t-nrltzztvors worthwhile. Litllliil NlllLT0l'fA. B.---l'llii'e1'- slty of Nebraska. New t0 F:ii1'lnii'y High this year, Miss Ninger ste-ppt-fl into the coin- im-rt-inl clt-iizlrtnit-lit with the :ii nt' :1 Vett-i':1n. l'i1'9Slllll0ll soon wt-rv willing' llvl' their r-l:iss spon- SUV. t'l:nule Rc-ynolnlsfll. A.fITni- versity of Nebraska, l-'ziirlvury lligh Sclmul's vt-iittirv intt, the tit-ltl tit' x'm'zitiini:il adu- t-ziliuii Vounml Mr. lit-yiioltls ns crm- tzu-t mztn ht-twt-en stutlt-nts regi- stt-in-cl thi' tha- 4-nurse :intl business mt-n with would ,five tht-in tiztin- ingx Suiilwiium-s clzxim him its tht-ir vlztss simiism' while thi- l'l'l'SlllllA-'ll sny ht- is their urien- tzition insti'ut-thi: Delores SlN'lll'PfA. ll.--Ducln esne t'olleg'e. Aiiother of' tht-se with try tt- nmkt- the inritht-i' ttingiu- the spok- en :intl written ln1ig'u:1,2'e- oi' high st-limil sturlt-nts is Miss Siu-not-. I-'ni' those who have unusuzil rliffi- r-ulty, Miss Siu-tice gives ri c'0urse in rt-int-diztl iw-zttling' :intl gets Ve- sults, Simiisiwiiigi of tht- .lunirir t'l:iss tht- pzist yt-str wus llUI'1ilPi1S- urn-. I. V. 'l'ohler- -A. B. Peru Teach- ers Collegre. Huw wt- tivk ztntl why is the linsis of Mr. Tolilens biology 1-utirst-. In zmrltlitinn he st-rw-s sci- 4'llllflCfljOl,1l2lSll in the form nt' :gen- t-rzil Suit-1ic'e tu tlieiyoting'stt-rs 0' tht- high sr-lnml, lietwt-t-n Chiss- c-s Mr, Tohle-i' simnsorerl the Sen- ini' f-hiss, wats utlvisi-1' of T114- 'l'i':iil :incl gain- tillC0ll1'Il5.Z't'll'IGl'1t in varying' tlegrw-t-s to sevrernl other l'Xll'il-C1.l!'l'lt'lllIll' activities. G. ti. Carnes-A. B., Il. Sc.- llissouri and Nebraska Im- H-rsities. Another oi' the llllll-j't'1ll' new- c'mnfi's to the Iaivulty was I1l26iDl'2l ti-:telling Mig Uzirnes who took ow-i' the first semester ztlgf-bin 1-lnsses thztt hurl been taught hy vziriuus lll24ll'llt'ltJ1'S, XH1'lll2ll Trxiint-1's lie-t-zinw ncquztinted with him lllftlllllll rurztl srwiolugy, W. F. Fitton-A. B.fDoane Collegw-. lt's not what mztlu-s the World gn '1'th'Lllltl.' th:it's iinimrtztnt, but it's thzit which ltftmn-its on it :ts it Hoes ziiwniiirl. This is whzit 4-hunts in ilu- ininfl ot' this astute iiistrtlctui' nt' history, civic-s. :intl 4-t-uiirmiiiit-so t'rn-s1imisu1'iiig the limistei' t'luh inztcle Mr. I-'itton gn 'ruuiul. liorene Norton-A. B.-Peru 'l'eau'l1e1's College. Miss Nm-ton divided her time lu-tween .lunirvr :intl Senior High Swliimls. llnth gninetl the benetit ut' her u1usir':'tl ability, Fresh- men lntvt- lt-zirnetl fimin her the .X, ll, tj, 1-tc-., :tru not only letters hut also unknown quatntities in 2ll,Ll't'llI'1l. t'laiir Sloanfll. S0.fl'niversity of Nebraska. ln tht- 4-latssromn it's business lzzw :incl Alil1'l'CilH history, In the lit-lfl nt' spurt it'S fuotlnlll, basket- lmll :intl trztvlc. gxlllltlllgh each yt-ati' luis i'onn1l no f1x't-1'-nlrttndalir-e wt' ztthletic' 4-Izzy, 00-14-11 Sloan is zilwztys uhh- to inolsl vt-ry gi-Ofl iu-plic-ns wi' sun-cessful ta-ztms. Phyllis 'Fliornton-A. B.-Iln1- versity of Wisconsin. The ivhysit-:il scicncesgehemis- try and physics-plus English nc-1-upy insist ot' the time of Miss 'l'lmr'ntrm. it is through he insistence- that the elim-in students 4-miipmiiiil those L-vil smelling: substances. t'o-spoiisrwiitg tht- llfmster Vluh kt-nt her in Close trnielt with the L-Xtra-ciirI'iCul:1i' :itlolusct-nt. .luck Hel-'al1'l:xiitl-A. B.-Nelh raska Wesleyan. All work :tnd no play makes .Inu-k very luimiy about the whole thing. llut in his mztthematics 1-lzlsses ht- is often very unhappv. lkii' ns sturln-nt come zinfl students go there nrt- still those who never zlfi tind nut that nu-rely marks tht- spot. M11 Mcl :ii'lz111d assists in :tthlt-tic-s to relieve inatltemat- it-ul tension. Jzlney Lou Johnson-A. B.-0k- lnhonm I'n1vers1ty. .Xt the mirl-year, it was neces- sziry to zulrl at study hall super- visor. Miss Johnson zi newcoiner tu I-'nirlniry wats elected to this 1-ztpztcity. She provetl of grent help in nssisting' the speech dt-- Iizirtint-nt with vnrit-tts t-lideavors. fPage Ninej Mary I-I. Mills Wm. Fitton Lidusn Ning:-r Lorene N orton flillltlt? Reynolds Flair Sloan Delores Spence Phyllis Thornton I. V. Tobler Jack Hclfalrlzlllcl C. G. Garnes Janie Lon Johnson

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