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

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .... Donald Dunlap Vice-President . . Kenneth Broquard Secretary .... Charles Farley Treasurer . . Willis Schwarzwalder

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Pko Shirley: Speaking of farming, you know Lyle Wessels owns most of the farm land around here, and he raises so much stock that he’s hired Margaret for his personal veterinarian. Barbara: She studied up in Canada, didn’t she? It must be her new Brit- ish accent that peps the animals up. Shirley: Harley is Lyle’s hired man. They’re putting Mr. Maurer’s ideas into practice and are they ever taking in the money! Barbara: While we’re on the subject of money, did you know A1 was taking over the other bank here in town? He has so much money now that people don’t even try to argue with him. Shirley: Bennie and Jim Wharton were having a big argument last month about who could grow the longest beard for the centennial celebra- tion of our graduation. Barbara: I imagine Bennie will win. He used to grow a whopper in the old days. Shirley: I don’t know about that. Jim has invented a face lotion that makes the hair grow faster. Barbara: Mary Ellen and Nila are going to lead the parade. Nila has a big family now and they are all living in a chicken house in the country. Shirley: I hear Mary Ellen has opened a beauty parlor in Chatsworth and is catering to men. Barbara: Mary Ann is managing the Crossroads now. She used to spend most of her time there anyhow. Shirley: Did you know that she has hired Willard Walter as a bouncer and Jim Harris as a bartender? You see, Jim attracts the women and that makes more customers, but if any of them become violent Willard takes care of them. Barbara: While we’re talking about Forrest I hear they are building a new hospital there. Shirley: Yes, Thelma is supervising the project. She couldn’t stand to see all those people suffering from smashed faces and twisted arms until they could be brought to the Fairbury hospital by horse and buggy. Barbara: While we were visiting here I believe we have talked about everyone of our graduating class 1 Shirley: No, We missed Florence Zimmerman. Barbara: Of course; she always said she was last in everything. What is she doing now? Shirley: I just found out the other day. She is giving advice to the lovelorn in Peoria. Now she can tell people what she thinks because they asked for it. At this time a lone figure is seen hurrying down the street. It halts be- side the visiting women and speaks. “They’ve given me a reprieve because of the centennial celebration. Hallelu- jah, here I come!” Figure leaves. Barbara: Thank goodness, we can all be together for the celebration now. Shirley: I really must he going. I’ll see you at the parade tomorrow. 23 M oss Coveted Wef I

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Row 1 : Alice Schmidtgall. Bonnie Woodward. Barbara Somers, Phyllis Thompson, Arlene Zehr. Paul Whately. Robert Zimmerman. Row 2: Chester Travis, Frankie June Somerville. Elizabeth Weeks, Shirley Winterland. Shirley Wagenscllcr. Margaret Thomas, Dorothy Rice, Carolyn Shult, Ray Zimmer. Row o. James Steidinger, Ronald Woodall. Harold Schroeder, Gene Spence, Bill Snider. Dalian Wesscls. Fred Wing. Albert Tavener. Richard Steidinger. Row i: Elmer Aupperle. Robert Perkins. Diane DeMoss. June Leetch, Delores Hofmann, Maria Giancarli, Jean Hair. Row 2: Dean Gerdes, Lucille Monroe, Ruth Miller. Helen Honegger, Florence Haase. Shirley Nance. Everlyn Bess. Sylvester Fosdick. Carl Bradley. Row 3: Lauretta Nash. Clinton Harris. Charles Farley. Donald Dunlap. Joan Kelson, Charles Brewer, Peggy Hoffman. Marilyn Peter, Jerry Headley, Donald Johansen. 0