Fairbury Cropsey High School - Crier Yearbook (Fairbury, IL)

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Dedication IN APPRECIATION The faculty and students of Fairbury High School, desiring to show their appreciation for the loyal and untiring service given to this school by Dr. Law, the former president of the Board of Education, dedicate this book to his memory. With the passing of Dr. Law, we have lost a kind and understanding friend with a deep philosophy of life which endeared him to everyone with whom he came in contact. His in- terest in the school and his conscientious effort in his relationship to us leaves a deep impression of a fine character and the high ideals which he upheld. Dr. Law was president of the Board of Education for ten years, during which time he gave his whole- hearted attention and support in helping to make this a fine institution for the education of many future citi- zens. Those who have attended and graduated from our high school can share in our sincere gratitude toward him. Dr. Law had the interests of everyone at heart and was a friend of all. Though a quiet person, he had a fine sense of humor which attracted many people to him. The fine memories we hold of him make us feel that he has not gone but is just away. The Crier » 1938 Three

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Foreword In this publication the Class of 1938 is attempting to uphold a long established custom of F. T. H. S. Our aim is to portray the various happenings of the past year through pictures, thoughts, and ideas. If to you this book is a work of art in which all inform- ation is reliable and authentic, no characters fictitious, and if you regard it as an educational institution in itself—we will have achieved our goal. As the time for us to leave F. T. H. S. approaches, we pause a moment and reflect on a very joyous and valuable span in our lives. We think of the happy hours we spent here, participating in the many activ- ities of which F. T. H. S. is so proud. We are also reminded of the time spent in studying our textbooks, solving our problems and in later years, as we take our place in this world, we may regard this institu- tion as the basis of our success. Mary Ann Alexander. Editor-in-Chief. Two The Crier » 1938

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TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION Board of Education Faculty Building CLASSES Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman ACTIVITIES Athletics Music Crif.r Staff Home Economics and Future Farmers of America Girls’ Athletic Association Commerce Senior-Junior Class Plays Junior-Senior Banquet FEATURES Calendar Advertising Humor Snapshots