Fairbury High School - Trail Yearbook (Fairbury, NE)

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Off the field action during and before athletic contests. Above Cleft to rightl: Members of the basket- ball squad eating in the North Platte High School cafeteria, and a section of the crowd at the Thanksgiv- ing Day football aarne with Beatrice. Below: The cheer leaders in action fMildred Lea, Bruce Taylor, and Anna lvfaraaret Aanenl, waiting for transportation at North Platte fRichard Miller, Harold Iones, Leonard Hand, and Bill Gearlg and giving Way to substitutes in the Beatrice game fFrank Shipman and Leonard ltandl. T' E' lo H N S O N MCLUCAS LUMBER co. P 1 u m b i n g C o. Building Materials and Coal Mule-Hide Roofing, Celotex DR. C. H. LUBKER CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH SERVICE P H 0 N E 1 8 5 315 E Street fGround Floor of State Bank Bldg.l Fairbury. Nebraska lnsulation, S t o k ol Stokers M A R TIN 'S BEST WISHES M U S I C S T CD R E to the Seniors of '42 M CLE AN' S MARY-ETTA HOTEL MARK WALSH. Manager YOU RING-WE BRING ..,,..,v , , .,

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State Champions - - Demonstrating the versatility of Fairbury High School's big-four track men Cljrank Shipman, Leonard Hand, Richard Miller, and Bob Kortel, this quartet won the annual state pentathlon competition. ln this competition, each ot four men competes in tive eventsefand the points are totaled to arrive at the team score. Among the individual performers, Korte, Shipman, I-land, and Miller ranked second, fourth, sixth, and ninth, re- spectively, in Nebraska. Fairburys track team, easily the state's best in field events, won the Fairbury invitational, Southeastern Nebraska, and Mid-East champion- ships. Prior to May 6, when this copy was prepared, Korte had the state's best javelin cast to date, Hand lead the discus throwers, Miller had the season's second-best pole vault, and Shipman was near the top in the broad jump and hurdles. As the state championship meet neared, the Ietts loomed as one ot the two or three favorites to win the Nebraska high school title. IEFFS IN ACTION BELOW Upper lelt: Bob Korte. Upper center: Richard Nestor and Eugene Mees. Upper right: Leonard Hand. Lower lelt' Darwoocl Long. Center' Richard Miller. Lower center: Frank Hayes. Lower right: Frank Shipman. Not in pictures' Harold Iones, Calvin Hager, Lawrence DeBusk, Don Kenney, Darwin Hamm, and Bill Gear. at,::r,.., W. X L Q E

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. . . , Here and there with the F. H. S. students. Above flett to rightlt Sid Hiners Ford and the usual number ol occupants, Page, Leslie, Prather, and Quinn in the alley, and Gear e and the ubi uitous Lum and Q C1 some kibitzers. Below: Dove and Cook plotting, 'Prairie Doll and F Queen Barr, terpsichorean t tt . by Scott, Harris, Schmitt, Stocker, Russell, and Denney, and Hula Girl Aubert. CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1942 W. G. FREEMAN FURNITURE GAUGHENBAUGH'S PAINT 6. WALLPAPER STORE R. C. KING ELECTRIC All General Electric Appliances MA A fi' E In I Unvzuuivi S Q E WE GIVE S. 6. H. GREEN STAMPS ON THE PURCHASE OF COAL, PAINT 6. GLASS HOWELL LUMBER COMPANY PHONE 777 I