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

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MORTON SHULMAN “Post” Some folks when born were given names. For- tunately I was given brains. JACK SPARKS “Sparkie” A quiet lad, but full of fun, and many a friend- ship he has won. JEANNETTE STRODE “Strodie” Toast of all the gentle- men; envy of the wom- en. A nice little thing to have around, espe- cially when you’re swim- min’. RONALD WALKER “Egg” They call him “Egg” for obvious reasons. His head’s shaped like that in all seasons. HARLAN WESSELS “Dude” He’s a shy and bashful youth. He seldom talks and that’s the truth. ERNEST SHULT “Peaches” In spite of all the learned have said, I still hold my opinions with- in my head. ELAINE STIVER “Elaine” She'll argue with St. Peter at the gate, and will probably win at any rate. DONALD TOLLENSDORF “Tolly” A nice guy is Tolly, he’s friendly and jolly. JACQUELYNN WEEKS “Jacaui” She talks and talks and talks some more, but her little tongue never seems to get sore. C. V. WING “C. V.” To study is a waste of time. To play and play, that's just sublime. 19

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NANCY MOULTON “Moultie” She leads Ihe band in fine style, and soon she’ll lead Harry down the aisle. ALICE NASH “Man-Hater She clangs the cymbols in the band. As a banger” she’s just grand. DARLENE PRICE “Darlene” Black is her hair, dark are her eyes. The man who selects her will surely be wise. WAYNE SCHULER “Joe” Oh, young Lochinvar trom out of the West—of all the cars, your Ply- mouth's the best. FRANCIS SEARS “Bud” Bud is handsome, Bud is shy, Bud is certainly one swell guy! RICHARD NANCE “Dick” A quiet lad won’t cause a row. But if he has a chance, Gee! Wow! LOIS PAYNE “Lois” Her happy smile is al- ways here, brightening corners far and near. ROBERT PRICE “Bob” I’ve pondered very hard, you see; so tell me why all the girls like me. JEANNETTE SEEMAN “Nette” Always jolly, always kind; just the sort we like to find. CAROLYN SHEARER “Carol” I don't want a banker or a tailor. To satisfy me would take a sailor. 18

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JUNIORS President - Bud Goslin Vice President - Fern Wilkins Secretary - Daren Cox Treasurer - Darlene Tavener Row 1—Gerald Abbey, Betty Barnes, John Burt, Mary Convis, Bob Cummins, Max Currington, Leslie DeFries, Marlene Eacret, Joan Elliott. Row 2—Betty Fendrick, Bernita Frederick, John Frye, Allen Gouge, Lee Hair, Richard Hannie, Bernard Harris, Bill Harris, Bill Helmers. Row 3—John Hildreth, Gilbert Ifft, Marjorie Kafer, Thelma Kilgus, Peggy Kretzer, Randall Kiper, Velda Leman, Charles Maley, Pat Maxson. Row 4—Marion Meiss, Keith Moser, Carol Nussbaum, Lois Perkins, Jack Rice, Janet Rice, Esther Rinkenberger, Betty Rogers, Jim Romig. Row 5—Della Romig, Ronald Schilz, Jeanette Smith, Wayne Sutter, Margaret Tarpy, Jack Tomlison, Lucille Ward, Dean Waters, John Waters. Row 6—Joyce Wessels, Thelma Zohr, Ronald Zimmerman. 20