Fairbury High School - Trail Yearbook (Fairbury, NE)

 - Class of 1948

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lt bells brought out the 'lCheer! Cheer! for Fair- Up with the Colors tt? .ww 5 J K ljigi BACK HOW Cleft to rightlz Donna Snell, Iune Austin. Ianice Eisenhauer, Martha Vculek, Mary Ann Pavlicek, Bette Pleis, Dorothy Schwisow, Anna Weidenhatt, Geraldine Sisler. Patty Arkland, Ioan Elgert. SECOND ROW:' Pat Mahlman, Mildred Eret, Bonnie Fielder, Mariel Lenahan. Marilyn Pleis, Wilma Hirsch, Ioan Fraser, Mary lane Schwxsow, Mrss Margaret Morris. FIRST ROW: Iollnn Corbin. Beulah Lurz, Betty Witt, Marian Schultz, Loretta Brown, Lois Ward, Ella Mae Ianz. This year's FHS Pep Club was represented by thirty-six members of whom only two were se- niors. Miss Margaret Morris sponsored the group. The purpose of the organization has been to boost the morale of the football and basketball players at all games. Seated next to the band, the girls harmonized with the rest of the cheer- ing section. Red and gold streamers and cow- Up with the Colors can well be applied to the pepsters as this ye-ar's uniforms consisted of red skirts and yellow pullover v-neck sweaters. Next year they hope to get in tune with a stand- ard uniform. They took part in several skits at rallies and presented a skit, Reminiscin', on Stunt Night. Officers for the year were: Martha Vculek, president, Pat Mahlman, vice-president, and bury High. Several Pep Club girls ushered at the Messiah presented by the vocal groups December l8, and also at the band con- cert February l7. A bus was chartered to take the girls to the Crete football game, October lO. Miss Margaret Morris and Mrs. William Yoachim accompanied the group to the Beatrice bas- ketball game, February 3. The girls entertained both teams after the Cozad basketball game, February 14, Hot dogs, potato chips and cokes were served in Room llU. Popular music was heard on the radio. Anna Weidenhaft, secretary-treasurer. xfgv G All aboard! The Fairbury Pep Club yells Beat Crete as they start on their journey to attend the Fairhury vs. Crete 'football game. With these girls cheering for the Iefis. xt was a sure victory. Page 63

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Cn the Old Spanish Trail Language can either be a powerful means to bring about harmony among the peoples of the world, or it can be a cause of jangling discord, for without words it is impossible to convey one's thoughts to others-or even to think. To make language serve the former purpose is one rea- son why classes in many modern tongues are held in high schools and colleges all over the world. ln the Spanish classes in FHS, students are taught something of the language of most of the nations south of the Bio Grande. What is more important, they learn that appreciation and re- spect for melodies and countermelodies of peo- ples which is so necessary for good inter-Amer- ican relations. The history of Pan American Day really be- gins with the first congress of independent South and Central American countries in l826, which was held at the instigation of Simon Bolivar, Latin America's beloved liberator. The United States was invited, but did not attend. That and most of the other early conferences were chiefly political in character. ln l889 delegates from all the American re- publics met in Washington, D. C. By this time the scope of the conferences had become much broader. Economic and cultural subjects took their places beside politics and the interpretation of inter-national law. On April l4, during the l889 conference, the resolution creating the Pan American Union was framed. From this day dates the observance of Pan American Day-a day to remind the American peoples of their mu- tual dependence and their individual contribu- tions to the culture of this continent. Since l889, conferences have been held about every five years in various cities in the American republics, the latest being the l948 congress in Bogota, Colombia. Through them, cooperation among the American nations has steadily increased. This year, as usual, the Spanish classes plan- ned for a program. These plans, however, were upset when the instructor, Miss Dolores Spence, was suddenly called away. Although prepara- tions continued for some time after she left, the program was finally abandoned, and will have to go down in the school annals as the big one that got away. BACK ROW fleli to rightJ: Charlene Hoover, Marilyn Iones, Bruce Ackerman. Sam Thomas, Ruth Dalke, lack Olgevie, Bob Howell, Doyle Austin, Darwin Smith, Glen Hoge. FRONT ROW: Miriam Church, Mary Eleanor Moore. Barbara Banks, Marilyn Luce. Kathleen Kelly, Dorothy Huss, Carol Else, Betty McKay, Elaine Holtzen, Nancy Pickering, Mary Ann Pav- licek, Barbara Morris. Page 62 l



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all YOU do C Three Ma1dR1tes coming up says Mrs Hazel Cleo Hummel Dale W11son and Beverly Gambs Iohnson to Bob Hammond M1r1am Church and Kay gaze longmgly as Claude Wheeler and Rex Lxchten lones. as they drink cokes at the new and modern berger display these thick. 1u1cy steaks at one of MAID-RITE SANDWICH SHOP. HOWARD'S SUPER IGA MARKETS. Whdf your BEN Here it is! The serviceable BENDIX AUTOMATIC For the best in service and merchandise stop at HOME LAUNDRY at KNOBEL'S HARDWARE STORE KLOCKNER MOTOR COMPANY. Tom Hutt, Pauline catches the eye of Iim Vigen. Mary lane Schwisow. Schoen and Edward Mais pause to inspect the lat Donnabelle Knobel and Max Showalter. est auto accessories for the 1948 STUDEBAKER. 5 . 3 I For one of those out of the ordinary malted milks MOSIMAN'S is well known for the finest in women's that suite your taste. go to I.INDERSMITH'S. Here clothing. Mary Lou Robinson helps Mariorie Huss Orville Poppe, Betty DeBoer and Lois Zabel enjoy try on a IOHNNY IR. dress. lean Brown is sporting cokes served by Iames Walklin. a FASHION BILT suit. Page 64 -

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