Fairbury High School - Trail Yearbook (Fairbury, NE)

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Umfgqdfwf Inspired by a deep spirit of patriotism, the students and faculty members of Fairbury High School have given immediate and effective support to every worthy project suggested by local, state and national war agencies. This enthusiastic cofoperation is our sch.ool's emphatic acceptance of democracy's chalf lenge to freedomfloving youth in a world wide struggle against the forces of tyranny and oppression.

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ng I A:., . , gil 1 'J' At tht- brgqinmnq at each new week, all students stand in reverent :rtti-ntzon as the American Fla is raised ato th g p e building to the atirrrnq strains, ol the National Anthem, played by the band. Harold Long is picture-d taismq the Flag ln accord with thr- demand lor skilled workmen to operate the nation's machines, students study automobile motors in the shop. Lett to right: Marion Stone, Bruce Snyder, and Dan Snyder With the entire world embroiled in a titanic struggle, students in history :lasses must follow developments on ever-changing maps Lett to right: Elizabeth Thurber, Gene Schroeder, and Harold Preston 'l'o thr- unsual olfr- mas ot home economics classes, new units, adjusted to conditions created by the war, have been added. Pictured in a sewina class treading clockwise tram lower lettlt lna Mae Iones, Betty lhll, If-an Buttr-rbauah, Miss Mary Mills Cdeceasedl, Betty Eng! hsh, ltutlt Port:-r, and Norma Poe'-hlman Upon the Secretary ol Agriculture's statement that food will win the war, is based the vocational-agriculture curriculum, Iudging cattle, above, are treading clockwise from lower leltlg Instructor Harold Duts, Leonard Wendlandt, Harold Long, Willard Schwtsow, Frank Hayes, Stanley Babcock, Donald Witt, arren Flagle, lohn Cunning- ham, Leland Iohnson, Glenn Ebbers, and lohn Culp.