Fairbury High School - Trail Yearbook (Fairbury, NE)

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X .i ' A a BACK ROW lleTT To righTl: Donnabelle Knobel, Carol Else. Dick Ford, George Holloway, Allen Wood, Willis Else, Jean- neTTe Hayes, Helen Eilrs, Richard Johnson. FIRST ROW: Dick The NaTional Honor SocieTy of secondary schools, which was Touncled in l92I, was TirsT sponsored in The Fairbury high school by Miss Myra Cramb. ATTer Miss Cramb's deaTh in I936, Miss KaTharine Lam- barT became The sponsor of The local chapTer. When Miss LambarT passed away in I948, a TaculTy com- miTTee was appoinTed as sponsor Tor The year. The NaTional Honor SocieTy has Tour main pur- poses. They are: To creaTe an enThusiasm Tor scholar- ship: To promoTe leadership: To sTimulaTe a desire To render service: and To develop characTer in The sTud- enT oT The school. Each year The Fairbury chapTer has a banquei' which is aTTended by all acTive members. The oTTi- cers Tor This year were: Kay Jones, president George Holloway, vice-presidenT: and JeanneTTe Hayes, sec- reTary- Treasurer. Juniors and seniors who have a scholarship ranlc in The upper Third of Their respecTive classes are eligible Tor membership in The NaTional Honor SocieTy. Leadership, service To The school. and characTer, are also necessary To admiT a sTudenT To The organiza- Anderson, Marvin PaneiTz, BerTha KaTz, LaFaun Foreman, Jaclc Soder, Lonnie WeidenhaTT, Bob Howell, Janice Eisen- hauer, Pauline Schoen. , Wafiona! .Honor Sciefy Tion. The NaTional Honor SocieTy pledge reads: l pledge myselT To uphold The high ideals and purposes oT This SocieTy To which l have been elecTed, sTriving in every way by word and deed To malce iTs ideals The ideals of my school. Nafional Honor SocieTy officers Tor nexT year are: LaFaun Foreman, vice-presiclenT: BerTha Kah, secreiary-Treasurer: George Holloway, president 45

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BACK ROW lIeTT To righTl: Mr. J. H. McDonald, Dick Ancler- son, Dennis Carroll, Mervin CarsTens, Gerald Dallman, Bob DeBord, KenneTh Duensing, Dick Ford, Dick Furrow, Marvin Hein. Phil I-Ieidelk. THIRD ROW: George Holloway, LeRoy Hughes. Joe Juarez, Jerry Keane, George KarabaTsos. Bud Kirby, Ed Kruger, Ivan Loyd, Don LoeTTerIe, Francis McCord. A crimson or gold sweaTer or a whiTe iackeT wiTh a large F over The hearT symbolizes The members oT The F club. Many oT The co-eds who Tondly eye These emblems may noT Tully appreciaTe The TaIenTs demonsTraTed in order To aTTain Them. They accounT Tor many hours oT hard work on The TooTbaIl Tield, The FirsT and second semesTer F club officers were: Dale Walker, Dick Ford, Phil Heidelk, Ivan Loyd, and Dick Anderson. 44 Mr. Frank Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Dean Michels, STanIey Oberhelman, Marvin PaneiTz, Orville Poppe, Bill Riley, Bob Regnier. FIRST ROW: PaT Seachord, Dick McKenzie, Joe Mees, Charles Merrick, Douglas Thomas, Dale Walker, Lonnie WeidenhaTT. CLA baskefball courT, or The cinder Track. Any varsiTy IeTTer winner in any oT These sporTs auTomaTicaIly becomes a member oT The F club. The F club is an honorary body organized To bring The aThleTes closer TogeTher. Brains, i-niTiaTive, TighT, and The courage To sTick iT ouT when The going geTs rough are necessary TacTors Tor Those who wish To become members oT The F club. Our IeTTermen proudly represenTed Their school This year in all Three maior sporTs and did especially well in TooTbaII where They capTured The Mid-EasT championship crown. The F parTy, which was presenTed by The BoosTer club in honor oT The IeTTermen, was held March 24. The F Oueen, who was nominaTed by The members oT The F club, was crowned by PresidenT Dale Walker aT The high schcol audiTorium aTTer The banqueT, which was held in The MeThodisT church basemenT. The TirsT semesTer oTTicers oT The club were as Tollowsz presidenT, Dick Anderson: vice-presidenT, Ivan Loyd: secreTary-Treasurer, Phil I-leidelk. The second semesTer oTTicers were: presidenT, Dale Walker: vice-presidenT, Jack I-luTTg secreTary-Treas- urer, Dick Ford.

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When lhe senior class of I'-749 decided lo have a yearbook, a slaff of nine members was chosen. com- posed ol six seniors and 'rhree juniors. Each member of 'rhe slaff was assigned lo a cer- 'rain parl' of The yearbook. and each person was re- sponsible for gelling his pages in on lime. Under lhe sponsorship of Mrs. Dolores Lesher, 'rhe slaffworlced fogerher during school hours and a'F'rer school, spending many frying, buf enjoyable hours working 'ro mee? deadlines. The carloons rhroughoul' The annual were furnished by Bill Everell, well-known local ar+is'r. 46 L , , ,,,,,, - ,,,,. ju if ,Qu ! Edifor-in-Chief .......................,... ...... W illis Else Treasurer, Adverfisemenh and Business Manager ,.,,,,,,.,,,A,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, P auline Schoen Secrefary and Underclassmen Edifor .......... Allen Wood Senior Class Edifor .................................. Richard J0l'Ir1S0n A+hle+ics, Admins+ra+ion, and Facul+y Edi+ors ...............s...... Dick Ford and George Holloway Pho+ographic Edi+or ............ 1 ....,...,,................. B05 Howell Organizafions and Acfivifies Edifor .......... .. LBFBUI1 FOYSITIGH Music and Drama+ics Edi+or ................ Mary Eleanor Moore Ar+is+ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,.,, ,,,, , .... ,,,.,.,,,,,,,.... B i l l Evereif Sfaff Adviser ..... ..,,. M rs. Dolores Lesher