Fairbury High School - Trail Yearbook (Fairbury, NE)

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5 cqcgnowfacf 5 No worthy project can be a success unless it has the cooperation of all concerned. If this book is in any sense a success in its representation of Fairbury High School, then much of that achievement be- longs to others than the regular staff. May the trail of 1939 take this opportunity to acknowledge the help given it in various ways. To genial and capable Bill De Vriendt of the Capital Engraving Co. for his helpful suggestions and every-ready cooperation, to Mr. Buckman of Milburn and Scott, printers of this annualg to Don Shearon candid shots used throughout The Trailg and to those busi- of the Fairbury News for the use of many through their advertising helped make this book possible, the 11ess and professional men of Fairbury who editors and adviser wish to give thanks in the fullest measure possible. CCDNGRATULATIQNS CLASS F 1939 BONHAM THEATRE Hcqfwayi 64 goof! Algown liPage Sixtyfthreej

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rbhgufa .fufaili oem! .gyfiow of 7939 Back Row-left to right: Don Goldstein as Senator Peasoup, Bill Hull as Johnny, Max Hosier, Jack Aasen. Bill Garrison, Bernard Goldstein, Russ Hawes, Emmett Edwards, Randall Butterbaugh as King' Polo-Polo. Front Row: Ferdinand whose innard.s are Dick Dove and Clem Krauss, Bob Garrett as the girl with the up-side-clown stomach, George Newton as Reggie Van de Vere, Max Meyers as Princess Hello-Hello. One of the most popular presentations of the year in Fairhury lligh was the high school road-show, Hula Lulas , given April 28. On the languorous Isle of Kitchyniokoko life was easy. The native girls and boys were swinging their way through a native hula when life was disrupted by the rebellion of the sacred Volcano, Mango- Mangog the appearance of a Major Bowes unit that became lost on its way to Fairburyg the landing of the hero, Reginald Yan de Vere who was swimming his way around the earth, and the demand of Mango- Mango for the sacrifice of Princess Hello-Hello. The cast of Hula Lulas was composed of the following characters: Princess Hello-Hello, Max Meyer, King Polo-Polo, Randall Butterbaughg Native Messenger. Max Hosierg Reginald Van de Vere, 110013150 NSWUJHS JOIIIHIY, Bill Hull? F91'diI1H11d, Dick Dove and Clem Kraussg Hula Girls, Emmett Edwards Bob Dove, Joe Neville, Bernard Goldstein, Darrell XViles, .lack Aaseng Native Boys, Russell Hawes, Bill Yoachim, Bill Garrisong Girl with up-side-down Stomach, Bob Garrett. The Major Bowes VVOo lVoo unit was composed of the Sisters of Swing: Pat Ainlay, Ruth Brickell, Doris Catlin, Joey Goodin, Aspasia Karabatsos, XVilma Moyer, Josephine 'Lesher and Patricia NVandsg Piano solist, Bill Owensg crooner, Bob Nelson, sweet singer, Doris Zanderg tap dancer, Bettie Riley, cowboy singer, Jack Williamg saxophone quartette, Harry Dalke, Bob Kenipes, llarold Boone and Earl Benson. The show was written and directed by I. V. Tobler. assisted by Lorene Norton, who made the musical arrangements. Mary E. Mills had charge of the costumes and .lancy Lou Johnson assisted with the make-up. Ujage Sixtyftwoj

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