Fairbury High School - Trail Yearbook (Fairbury, NE)

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Uaif of H ommyligunioz Cyan Qbfa Kenneth Howell, Vernon Ratzlaif, Ruth Helvey, Bob Dove Daryl Milius, Lila Jean Howell, Bob Nelson, Marvel Weininger, Kenneth Bonawitz. deaf of Hgaga Gqcfuicali anioz dfaai fpfa Ruth Brickell, Lloyd Jackson, Dick Sullivan, Ar1eneThomas, Lois Rita. True, Jack Snyder, Thelmar Humphrey, Ja ck Williams. fPage Sixtyl

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.qnzacficing foz Hijfzyfs onzafgn Ugziafmai Cyanfczfa For those who have not seen an informal rehearsal for a Cantata, the above picture is submitted. Mrs. Marsh was hidden by the piano she played, while Miss Norton directed. Notice how seriously the .lunior High kiddies in front are taking part and compare with the high school students who occupy the upper rows. In the center is Leo t'Whoops Cawdry who said t'XVhoops when his voice broke on a high note during the performance given tor the public. Do you remember? Eiifziczf Eacfamafozy Uonfsifanfi Clarence Henkel Anna Marie Krauss Max I-Iosier Zoe Backer Winners in the loc-al dec-lalnatory contest were, Anna Marie Krauss, Clarence Henkel, Max Hosier, and Zoe Backer. In the district meet Ularencce and Max were rated 'flood' while Zoe and Anna Marie were rated Average . The local one-act play. t'Suppressed Desires . as enavted by lion Goldstein, Marvel Weininger, and Estaline Austin was entered in the Midland College tournament and the district one-act play contest. In the latter a rating ot Excellent was received. Q fPage Flkfl3 7li'l16

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ffiam 60121 ifz any glcocfucta Usam Jack Snyder, Kenneth Bonawitz, Dale Terp, G. T. Boone, qCoa.chJ. For the fourth time in six years Fairbury's Dairy Products Judging Team has come home from the state contest with the winner's cup. Jack Snyder contributed most to winning the trophy when he was awarded a gold medal and four ribbons for his work in judging of various dairy products. In addition, Jack was given the State Farm- er degree which resulted from his passing the necessary test. He was one of the two boys who made perfect scores in the examination. At the convention the local Future Farmers ofAmerica was awarded the plaque for being the best chapter in the state. This was the second win in three years. Last year the chapter was runner-up . Wayzata It is to be regretted that many noteworthy affairs occur so late in the year that it is imoossible to have a record of them in the annual. This year the pageant, Mother Mine , which was given May 55 senior sneak day, May 103 and the al- ways colorful junior-senior prom and banquet. May 19, must all be left out of The Trail . Although they cannot be recorded here, let us remember them as important events preceding commencment ex- ercises. fPage Sixty-onej