Fairbury High School - Trail Yearbook (Fairbury, NE)

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the Inside Story Miss Katharine Lambart, assistant principal and normal training instructor, answers one of her normal trainer's questions. Holding a high place among these adminis- trators was Miss Katherine Lambart. Students knew her not only as assistant principal, but also as the artist ot the bulletin boards and as an understanding friend. The l947 VFW citizenship award was given to her. Competent aides to Messrs. Fitton and Scott were Miss Darlene Holstrom and Mrs. Helen Swett. Not only did they attend to all secre- Miss Darlene Holstrom, secretary to Principal Fitton. looks inquiririgly at Mrs. Helen Swett, Superintendent Scott's secretary, as she checks attendance reports. tarial details but Mrs. Swett also acted as treas- urer for all school organizations. Six lfairbury citizens served as a board ot directors tor FHS. These progressive board members could be called the underwriters ot the concert. With such capable directors and in- structors, such loyal and interested backing, it would have been strange indeed it the year had not been a success. Mr. L. F. Quinn, Vice-Pres. Mr. E. B. Ackerman. Sec. Mrs. Deloris Henney Pago 7

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Mr. W. E. Scott, superintendent of public schools, pauses lor or few moments while examining tiles. September 2, l947, Wos the Hopening night ot the FHS concert tor '-47348. The director, Mr. W. E. Scott, ond the concert mcister, Mr. W. D. Fitton, hod chosen seven se- lections, or courses, tor the concert: college preporotory, normcil trorining, commercial, voco- tionol dgriculture, vocoltionol home economics, distributive educcition ond generol. Together This Is Self-discipline Wos the order in Fl-lSg ectch student Wos responsible tor his own music. How- ever, he Wos obly helped by o versotile toculty who might hoive been compolred to the tirst choir ploiyers. Up-to-dote equipment was also oi note in FHS. The yeoir l947 sow the stort ot or new building. Noiturolly, morole Wos high. FHS students were proud ot having such torworrdelooking ord- ministroltors. these formed or bolonced ro rom tor oll lo ers. p g p Y Mr. W. D. Fitton, principal of Fairbury high school. looks up from writing announcements to listen to a tardy student's excuse. Page G Mrs. Edna Galbraith, Pres. Mr. H. M. Stearns Mr. T. E. Keane

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I2 fox ffia aaa .sz Mr. Wayne Moore, industrial arts and drafting teacher, describes a completed project to Mr. Harold Duis, vocational agriculture instructor. Miss len Ienkins, mathematics teacher, and Mrs. Ida Grubbe, English and junior business training teacher. chat before the bell rings. Miss Bertha Akin, Latin and English instructor, inspects the trophy case on second floor. Miss Iane Fairchild, Miss Frieda Rowoldt, and Mrs. Maxine Thomas, commercial instructors. view the typing books with approval. Miss Phyllis Thornton, algebra and mathematics instructor, and Miss Margaret Morris, world history teacher, walk leisurely home alter a long, busy day. Mrs. Marion Yoachim and Mrs. Genevieve Fitch, home economics teachers, enjoy a refreshing coke while they chat about projects ior the coming year.