Fairbury High School - Trail Yearbook (Fairbury, NE)

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UF Frolic llighlighting the social calen- dar each year in Fairbury High School is: the annual F party, at which the lettermen ot the school are honored by the students in festivities sponsored by the Booster Club. This year's F party might have been can- celed because ol wartime conditions, had not the mothers: rallied to the support ol the event and staged the dinner. Ilclipssing other features et the annual event is the crowning ol the F Queen, chosen from among candidates nominated by F men. This Climaxing the annual HF party, lanet Barr was crowned F Queen lor the year. ln the photo- graph at lelt, principals in the crowning cere- mony are :shown in lront ol the huge 'lfazqiiir-rf from which the queen waz: ieverilr-fi to the audience. Clf-lt to riahtbi Dolhe Mae Prather, princemssg Paul Carter, lirizi-:zeiiiexter F Chili prerxiclentg Mix: Barr, lclcirolil lone'-iz, zzevonrl :aemeazter NF Club president, arifi llxie lliiimovi, princess. ln the iniflfile pliotoarapli flelll, I, V, Tobler i.: :zhown leaflirig :songs during the liangiiel at the F party Hecoaniznble inflivid- ualgx on the lelt: lfiigerif- loc'hen::, leaning brick in chair, Hex Scott, in the corner, l3ic'k Dove, at the end el the table lOn the ricilitli Coach Clair Sloan, Harley F. Glidden, Mraz, Cwlidfien, Mrzz Sloan, Harold lonexz, Helen Belle How- ell, lo Ann Traum lmlmogzt hiri- denj, lim Uenney, Lyle liiimliri, Dauglfn: Craiil, llazel liminley, and Fxie lhitfzon. ln the oval Cbelewi, giiepzln are shown dancing in the hivyh school gyiiirzcisiiiiii rlurinii the firiniial F party. year's gueen was lanet Barr. Princesses were Dollie Mae Prather and Exie Hutson. Friday, March 27, will be a memorable date in the lives ot all who attended this year':: F trolic. The meal, the ceremony, the speeches, and the dancing, were superline. Dick Dove presided as toastmaster at the banquet.

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The Farmers' Queen At a prearam aiven on Tuesday evenina, Marvli 24, tlie Fairbury rliapter ol tlie Future Far-mer:: ol Ameriva, Crowned Anna Maraaret Aarzen an F. F. A. Queen ter l942. A prearain war: presented lor tlie public, and a larae areiip attended, Olliversz aave tlieir larmal apenina Ceremony, and Glenn lfbberaz dave tlie liisstery el tlie vliapter. Fallewina tliisz, tlie vliapter initiated one new lianorary member, limil Dux llatlier Ol tlie Faire bury vliapter prefzidentl. Cliarlefz Fairley, Dan Snyder, and Leland lolin' :zen eavli aave a talk af-z a part of a public :speak- ina veriteut. l.eland lelmssen wen tlie Content, and wan: pre:aeiited a medal by tlie president. Since Leland lelinfsen was elected president el tlie Cliapter for tlie next year, lflmer Dux turned tlie rest et tlie prearam ever to liim. Elmer was tlien presented a medal lor out swtandina leaderrsliip in tlie Cliapter ter tlie pant year. The Curtain Closed, to be opened a lew minutes later with a beautiful patriotic: :settina on tlie stage. A larae red, wliite and blue UV was placed in the center Ol tlie staae, and tlie queens attendants and the F. F. A. ellicverrz were standing beside tlie Ass tlie drum rolled, tlie spotlight revealed the attendants, wlio unveiled tlie V and Miss: Aasen stepped to tlie :ztaae ta be crowned l94fl F. F. A. aueen. 'l'lie aueen':1 attendante were Pliyllis Hall and llrnerztine Craia. Klwll tn iitilitl' lleretliy lluileri. Bruce Snyder, Glenn Fbbfirzi, Darlene Sliinn, ll-rrnatlene Melrlier, llrrifwitirie Cram, Anna Mamixit-l Annu-n, Pnyllis llall, liene Sul1oeriret'lc, lllmer Dux, Patty Marxliall lwatli pillewl, Vera luraena, Harold Cer- bertlina lbavkl, Uenaltl 'Witt and Shirley Allen.