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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1952 volume:

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STERRENBERG Smile, Darn Ya, Smile WILLIAM WAGNER Man With The Horn RAYMOND I. THOM AGNES RAPP Fa c u 11 g in fiction DAREN COX Wonderful Guy MARLENE EACRET BERNITA FREDERICK People Will Say Can't Help Lovin' We're In Love Dat Man CARRIE GOTT ALLEN GOUGE “Lady Be Good Jersey Bounce LEE HAIR I'm Nobody's Baby RICHARD HANNIE The Night Was Made for Love BERNIE HARRIS I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire JOHN HILDRETH Oh, Johnny THELMA KILGUS Happy Talk BILL HARRIS I Haven't Time To Be A Millionaire MARJORIE KAFER To Each His Own RANDALL KIPER I Surrender Dear MARION MEISS PAT MAXSON Painting The I'll Follow Clouds With Sunshine M Secret Heart KEITH MOSER Five Minutes More” CAROL NUSSBAUM Me And My Shadow JACK RICE LOIS PERKINS Kentucky Babe Coquette PEGGIE KRETZER Peg O' My Heart CHARLES MALEY Don't Fence Me In VELDA LEMAN Sophisticated Lady JEANNIE MATTIOLI Daddy's Little Girl JANET RICE ESTHER RINKENBERGER Take Me Out To Look for the Silver The Ball Game Lining BETTY ROGERS “I Can Dream, Can't I” DELLA ROMIG The Skater's Waltz RONALD SCHILZ Brush Up Your Shakespeare JEANETTE SMITH Who? i i i MARGARET TARPY Slow Poke JACK TOMLISON Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair MAXINE ZEHR THELMA ZEHR An Apple For Dark Eyes The Teacher DEAN WATERS JOHN WATERS Cool Waters They Didn't Believe Me RONALD ZIMMERMAN So In Love Arfiuitits BETTY BARNES: Transfer. F.H.A. 3,4; Chorus 3,4. JOHN BURT: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; F-Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Science Club 3,4. DAREN COX: Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2, (Manager 4); Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Class President 1,2,4; Class Secretary 3; F-Club 4; Chorus 1,2; F.F.A. 3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Crier Staff 4. ROBERT CUMMINS: Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; F-Club 1,2,3,4, (Treasurer 4); Basket- ball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3,4, (President 4); Boy's Quartet 3,4; Crier Staff 3,4; Student Council 1,2. MAX CURRINGTON: F-Club 3,4; Modern Language 3. LESLIE DeFRIES: Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Track 1,2; Chorus 1,2; F.F.A. 3,4. ALLAN DURHAM: Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,4; F-Club 3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3; Crier Staff 4. MARLENE EACRET: Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Friskies 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Crier Staff 4. JOAN ELLIOTT: F.H.A. 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Class Treasurer 4; Crier 4. BETTY JANE FENDRICK: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Modern Language 3,4; (Secretary 3); Chorus 3; Friskies 2,3,4; Class Secretary 4; Crier Staff 4. BERNITA FREDERICK: Chorus 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Friskies 1,2,3,4; Tartar Staff 4. JOHN FRYE: Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4; F-Club 4. BUD GOSLIN: F-Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Modern Language 2,3,4; Presi- dent of F-Club 4; Class Vice-President 1; Class President 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4. CARRIE GOTT: Transfer. Band 4; Science Club 4; Latin Club 4. ALLEN GOUGE: F-Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3. LEE HAIR: Chorus 1,2,4; Tartar Staff 4; Basket- ball 1,2. RICHARD HANNIE: Football 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; F-Club 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Chorus 1,2. BERNARD HARRIS: Industrial Arts Club 3,4. WILLIAM HARRIS: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,3; Class President 1; Crier Staff 4. BILL HELMERS: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Track 1,2; F-Club 4; Chorus 1,2; F.F.A. 3,4; Class Vice-President 4. JOHN HILDRETH: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, (Sentinel 2); Basketball 1. MARJORIE KAFER: Cheerleader 1,2; Closs Treas- urer 2; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Friskies 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Chorus 3. THELMA KILGUS: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 4; Chorus 1,3,4. RANDALL KIPER: F.F.A. 1,2,3; F-Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4. PEGGIE KRETZER: F.H.A. 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4. VELDA LEMAN: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1. Acflmties JEANNIE MATTIOLI: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Crier Staff 4. PAT MAXSON: Friskies 1,2,3,4, (President 4); Chorus 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Modern Language 3,4; Crier Staff 4. MARION MEISS: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, (Secretory 3, Reporter 4); Baseball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; F-Club 2,3,4; Tartar Staff 4. KEITH MOSER: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. CAROL NUSSBAUM: Transfer. Chorus 3,4; F. H. A. 3,4; Crier Staff 4. LOIS PERKINS: Band 1; F.H.A. 2,3,4, (Vice- President 3); Cheerleader 3,4; Friskies 2,3,4; Class Secretary 1; Crier Staff 4. JACK RICE: F-Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 3; Science Club 2. JANET RICE: Friskies 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1, 2 3 4. ESTHER RINKENBERGER: Modern Language Club 2,3,4, (Vice-President 4); Friskies 1,2,3,4. BETTY LOU ROGERS: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Band I, 2,3,4; Chorus 1. DELLA ROMIG: Modern Language Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Friskies 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1. RONALD KEITH SCHILZ: Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4, (Vice-President 3); Base- ball 1,2; Crier Staff 4. JEANETTE SMITH: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 2,3; Friskies 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,3,4, (Secre- tary 4); Crier Staff 3,4. WAYNE SUTTER: Basketball 2; F-Club 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3. MARGARET TARPY: Band 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4. DARLENE TAVENER: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, (Secre- tary 3); Friskies 2,3,4, (Treasurer 3); Band 1,2,3,4, (President 4); Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leader 4; Crier Staff 4. JACK TOMLISON: F.F.A. 3,4; Chorus 1,2; F-Club 4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Foot- ball 3,4; Track 1,2. DEAN WATERS: F-Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2; F.F. A. 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Track 1.2.3. JOHN WATERS: Basketball 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; Baseball 1,2; F.F.A. 3,4. JOYCE WESSELS: Chorus 2,3,4; Friskies 1,2, 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Crier Staff 4. FERN WILKINS: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, (President 3); Student Council 2.3.4. (President 4); Class President 3; Girls' Quartet 4; Crier Staff 4. MAXINE ZF.HR: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. THELMA ZEHR: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Friskies 1.2.3.4. E. Adams A. Bahler P. Bod ley I. Branstetter E. Broquard R. Cooper M. Dameron F. Donnally P. Doran T. Doran L. Elliott E. Ferguson M. Ferguson N. Goembol P. Hoffman D. Holland D. Holland S. Huber M. Ifft D. Kaisner J. Kennedy D. Kilgus N. Kilgus M. Koehl W. Kohlman V. Kyburz L. Moser R. Moulton C. Mundell B. Nonce R. Nussbaum H. Pshard R. Ramseyer K. Rigsby H. Runyon J. Runyon K. Runyon L. Schmidtgall I. Stoller L. Strode D. Thomas F. Thomas J. Traub M. Travis J. Wessels R. Wharton R. Zimmerman io pboniorrs ROW 1: Kathryn Traub, Barbara Funkhouser, Carol Huddleston, Janet Hofmann, Carol Gott, Charles Rapp, Johnny Albee, Phyllis Cox, Carolyn Leman, Donna McCullough, Gail Bruniga, John Maley. ROW 2: Miss Hild, Doris Nussbaum, Mary Farley, Marvin Travis, Rose Emberton, Twyla Harris, Doris Lee, Vonna Barnes, Rita Wink, Norma Doran, Beverly Gipson, Helen Monroe, Edward Zimmerman, Richard Friedman, Richard Lawrence, Mr. Maurer. ROW 3: Karen Moser, Leonard Rabe, Franklin Fosdick, Frances Hines, Elna Winterland, Harold Vansickle, Jim Helmers, Nick Nimbler, Ronald Davis, Bill Tribley, Ray Hall, Tommie Winsloe, Anna Gibb, Joan Pingle, Faye Tollensdorf, Gloria Fultz. Freshmen ROW 1: Jerry Schahrer, Dale Ifft, Darrell Strode, Earl Peters, Roy Funkhouser, Elmer Readle, Ronald Zehr, George Lane, Junior Cook, Bill Bills, Bob Hoffman. ROW 2: Nancy Rogers, Nancy Pitcock, Carol Winslow, Beverly Harms, Rose- mary Grace, Lynn Wessels, Irvin Bachtold. ROW 3: Mrs. Orth, Alice Dennison, Dorothy Cooper, Diane Gipson, Eleanor Kafer, Colleen Moser, Suzanne Broquard, Evelyn Traub, Joan Huber, Phyllis Neview, Barbara Ruther, Eileen Maurer, Geneva McGuire, Sharron Bolliger, Sandra Schlipf, Betty Frye, Marlene Kaisner, Ida Hofmann, Beverly King. ROW 4: Jim Smith, Joan Stoller, Lara Wessels, Shelby Piercy, Taylora Sears, Barbara Nance, Estella Shove, Doris Brockman, Lucille Schmidtgall, Lorene Steidinger, Barbara Goembol, Margaret Killian, Diane Moulton, Judy Foster, Velda Steidinger, Mary Grosshans, Virginia Beverage, Corinne Roth, Marjorie Williams, Connie Hobart, Shirley Walter, Mr. Foard. ROW 5: Wallace Huber, Donald Price, Bob Cox, Fred Feldman, Ronald Thomas, Warren Zehr, Bernard Kelson, Carl Borngasser, Dick Stevens, Dorrence Brucker, Gene Bazell, Ronald Schlipf, Billy Dennick, Frank Pratt, Shirley Hall, Shirley Payne, Tom Bradley, Joan Rathbun. FOR WHOM? SUNKIST n a ? ? s JOY BOY AH, WHAT TECHNIQUE I ISN'T LOVE GRAND? WHAT'S COOKING? LAWBREAKERS 1 Student Council ROW 1: Marilyn Ferguson, Daren Cox, Fern Wilkins, Jeanette Smith, Gloria Fultz. ROW 2: Lloyd Moser, Corinne Roth, Sheron Huber, Darrell Strode, Kathryn Traub, Johnny Albee. ROW 3: Mr. Thom. President------- Vice-President- Secretary— Treasurer------ ----Fern Wilkins -----Daren Cox — Jeanette Smith Marilyn Ferguson The Student Council is the student governing organization of Fairbury High School. Their purpose is to work hand-in-hand with the faculty and administration on all student problems. They sponsor most activities in which the entire student body is involved such as an annual magazine drive and the educational assembly programs which the entire student body attends. The group is advised by Mr. Thom. «artar ROW 1: Helen Monroe, Bernito Frederick, Phyllis Cox, Mr. Houser, Marilyn Ferguson, Margaret Tarpy, Betty Barnes, Norma Kilgus. ROW 2: Delores Kaisner, Maxine Zehr, Jack Tomlison, Harold Runyon, Donna Thomas, Kay Rigsby, Pat Doran. ROW 3: Marion Meiss, Sheron Huber, Keith Runyon, Bill Helmers, Frances Donnally, Lee Hair. Editors------------------------Marilyn Ferguson Keith Runyon Under the leadership of Mr. Houser, an organization of journalistic minded students was formed to publish a school newspaper. The staff was composed and the paper published through the voluntary efforts of the students. Their faculty sponsor is Mr. Houser. ROW 1: F. Fosdick, V. Kyburz, B. Harris, R. Moulton, M. Currington, W. Sutter, J. Albee, L. Rabe, M. Travis, T. Winslow, R. Friedman. ROW 2: M. Travis, L. Strode, J. Runyon, J. Rice, M. Koehl, T. Doran, R. Zimmerman, H. Runyon, C. Maley, R. Wharton, E. Zimmerman, Mr. Gooch. ROW 3: J. Burt, A. Gouge, R. Hannie, R. Davis, A. Durham, F. Thomas, B. Harris, R. Zimmerman, C. Rapp, A. Melvin, B. Tribley. President——-------------- —---- — Bud Goslin Vice-President-------------------Allan Durham The buzzing of the saws provides the background music for this group of handy boys. Promotion of ability in woodworking, leather, and metal arts are stressed. Mr. Gooch sponsors the organization. ROW 1: I. Stoll er, M. Meiss, P. Hofmann, D. Kilgus, Mr. Maurer, L. Elliott, L. Moser, A. Bahler. ROW 2: B. Hofmann, R. Zehr, D. Brucker, R. Schlipf, W. Huber, D. Waters, G. Bazell, J.Frye, J. Tomlison, B. Dennick, D. Dox, R. Nussbaum, W. Kohl- man, R. Steidinger, R. Funkhouser, L. Wessels. ROW 3: J. Schohrer, D. Ramseyer, C. Maley, W. Zehr, J. Hildreth, K. Moser, J. Waters, B. Helmers, L. DeFries, H. Poshard, E. Readle, N. Nimbler, J. Helmers, J. Wessels, H. Vansickle, J. Maley, J. Traub. President------- Vice-President' Secretary------- Treasurer------- Duane Kilgus - Lloyd Moser - Ivan Stoller Paul Hoffman Learning to do, doing to learn, learning to live, living to serve is the motto of this progressive organization. Probably the most active group in our school, they are winners of many awards from shows and the National F. F. A. Mr. Maurer is at the helm of the organization. ROW 1: D. Thomas, B. Nance, Miss HI Id, M. Ifft, M. Dameron. ROW 2: C. Huddleston, B. Funkhouser, N. Kilgus, P. Cox, D. Kaisner, D. Brockman, L. Schmidtgall, M. Ferguson, R. Wink, C. Mundell, D. McCullough, H. Monroe, C. Roth, D. Moulton, B. Frederick, L. Perkins, M. Tarp , T. Kilgus. ROW 3: D. Davener, D. Romig, R. Grace, A. Dennison, B. Harms, J.Mattioli, F. Wilkins, P.Maxson, G. Fultz, F. Hines, J. Foster, C. Hobart, P. Kretzer, E. Ferguson, T. Sears, I. Hofmann, E. Shove, G. Bruniga, J. Hofmann. ROW 4: B. Gipson, N. Goembol, J. Holland, D. Nussbaum, K. Rigsby, B. Fendrick, C. Nussbaum, B. Nance, J. Rathbun, E. Winterland, J. Stoller, F. Tollensdorf, L. Wessels, A. Gibb, S. Hall, J. Huber, C. Leman, M. Farley, I. Branstetter, M. Kaisner, B. Ruther, J. Elliott. President----------------------------Marlene Ifft Vice-President----------------Betty Jane Nance Secretary---------------—-———--------Donna Thomas Treasurer-—-—-----------------Marjorie Dameron The Future Homemakers of America Club is composed of all the girls who have taken or are taking home economics. They are aided by Miss Hild and the chapter mother, Mrs. McCullough. At every meeting one member talks about a subject of general interest. They are a part of the National F. H. A. Association. ROW 1: Miss Sharp, P. Neview, K. Traub, R. Wharton, K. Runyon. ROW 2: M. Tarpy, L. Steidinger, E. Maurer, E. Traub, T. Zehr, J. Mattioli, L. Schmidtgall, P. Doran, B. Frye, T. Harris, M. Ferguson, P. Bodley, G. McGuire, G. Bruniga, S. Schlipf, B. Goembol, M. Killian, S. Broquard, S. Bolliger, R. Cooper. ROW 3: M. Kafer, J. Holland, D. Holland, J. Wessels, M. Eacret, S. Huber, F. Donnally, C. Borngasser, B. Kelson, E. Adams, E. Peters, R. Thomas. President-------------------- Kathryn Traub Vice-President-------------------------------Roe Wharten Secretary------------------------Phyllis Neview Treasurer----------------------------------Keith Runyon The Latin Club consists of a group of Latin students under the capable guidance of Miss Sharp. This club promotes programs to inform the members about life, lore, and taxes of old Rome. The group is also active in contest work and faithfully attends all conventions and because of this, they are held in high esteem by the National Classical Society. ROW 1: Miss Sharp, Esther Rinkenberger, Nancy Goembol, Doris Holland, Maurice Travis. ROW 2: Della Romig, Jay Kennedy, Betty Fendrick, Maurice Koehl, Pat Maxson, Jerry Runyon. President------ Vice-President- Secretary— Treasurer------ — Nancy Goembol Esther Rinkenberger ----Doris Holland ----Maurice Travis Parlez vous francois? The acquainting of students with the customs of France and Latin America is the purpose of the Modern Language Club. An international feel- ing and spirit prevails at their meetings. Our linguist. Miss Sharp, is their advisor. ROW 1: Phyllis Cox, Jack Frye, Bob Cummins, Helen Monroe, Rita Wink. ROW 2: Arthur Melvin, Janet Hofmann, John Burt, Charles Rapp, Cary Gott, Larry Bean. ROW 3: Mr. Ferch, Mr. Sterrenberg. President-------------------------Bob Cummins Vice-President--------------------------John Frye Secretary-Treasurer---------------Helen Monroe S-S-s-s-BOOM—ooh—what an odorl Thissociety for the advancement of scientific research works under the guidance of Mr. Ferch and Mr. Sterrenberg. Though their membership is small, they can create monumental developments. B. Goslin, V. Kyburz, T. Doran, D. Kilgus, D. Ramseyer, W. Sutter, L. Rab , L. Strode, J. Rice, M. Meiss, M. Curringfon, Mr. Foard, Mr. Hainline, A. Bahler, L. Elliott, J. Traub, D. Cox, J. Tomlison, B. Helmers, F. Thomas, A. Gouge, R. Zimmerman, A. Durham, P. Hofmann, R. Hannie, J. Burt, D. Waters, B. Cummins. President-----------------------------Bud Goslin Vice-President-----------------Ronald Zimmerman Secretary--------------------------Allan Durham Treasurer--------------------------Bob Cummins This active organization abounds with young men who have won one or more major letters in athletics. The attractive new cheerleader outfits were purchased by the F-Club, and they also found time and money take trips to Chicago and to sponsor the Homecoming dance. Coaches Foard and Hainline shared sponsorship responsi- bilities. Irish ies M. Kafer, E. Rinkenberger, M. Ferguson, P. Bodley, B. Frederick, M. Dameron, L. Perkins, D. Romig, N. Kilgus, D. Kaisner, N. Doran, D. Tavener, J. Holland, G. Bruniga, T. Zehr, E. Ferguson, J. Hoffmann, K Moser, M. Ifft, J. Rice, D. Holland, F. Hines, F. Donally, J. Smith, M. Eacret, K. Rigsby, S. Huber, G. Fultz, P. Maxson, J. Wessels, B. Fendrick. President------------------------------Pat Maxson Vice-President---------------------Marilyn Ferguson Secretary----------------------------Norma Kilgus Treasurer------------------------------Marlene Ifft The sponsor of the annual Snowball is the organization known as the Friskies. Girls become eligible for membership on the basis of their participation in intramural activities. Key chains and car plates are items sold to the students which help to mdre them more money. Mrs. Orth is the advisor. Doris Nussbaum, Barbaro Funkhouser Helen Monroe, Fern Wilkins The girls quartet has furnished specialty numbers for each choral concert and has made many other publicperformancesduring the year. Two of its members, Fern Wilkins and Barbara Funkhouser, represented Fairbury at the All-State Chorus held in Champaign during the Thanksgiving vacation. ROW 1: C. Huddleston, M. Ifft, B. Funkhouser, N. Kilgus, E. Traub, M, Dameron, F. Wilkins, Miss Pampel, F. Tollensdorf, C. Mundell, H. Monroe P. Cox, S. Bolliger, J. Elliott, S. Broquard. ROW 2: B. King, T. Kilgus, A. Dennison, B. Harms, S. Schlipf, D. Cooper M. Tarpy, J. Mattioli, M. Ferguson, P. Bodley, D. McCullough, G. McGuire D. Brockman, L. Schmidtgall, M. Killian, P. Kretzer, C. Hobart, J. Foster D. Kaisner, I. Hoffmann. ROW 3: R. Grace, D. Tavener, D. Nussbaum, C. Nussbaum, J. Rathbun, K Rigsby, J. Wessels, C. Gott, E. Winterland, J. Stoller, F. Donnally, J. Smith M. Eacret, S. Huber, L. Wessels, J. Huber, M. Farley, D. Thomas. ROW 1: B. Hoffman, R. Nussbaum, B. Smith, L. Rabe, I. Stoller, L. Bean F. Pratt, F. Feldman, R. Wharton. ROW 2: W. Huber, B. Goslin, R. Thomas, L. Moser, A. Melvin, M. Meiss F. Thomas. ROW 3: L. Strode, L. Hair, J. Burt, R. Zimmerman, K. Runyon, R. Davis H. Poshard. ROW 4: W. Kohlman, C. Rapp, R. Schilz, MissPampel, R. Cummins, R. Rams- eyer, C. Maley. ,e.l the ;s unde V ROW 1: M. Robe, T. Kilgus, J. Wilson, S. Sparks, D. Holland, K. Moser, D. Holland, S. Sparks, J. Rapp, L. Steidinger, I. Branstetter. ROW 2: J. Smith, P. Cox, C. Leman, B. Goembol, D. Moulton, J. Smith, D. Smallwood, H. Abbey, R. Schilz, J. Huber, S. Huber, D. McCullough! ROW 3: R. Huber, D. Tavener, L. Rabe, J. Hartman, B. Frye, R. Davis, R. Hall, D. Brucker, M. Wagner, P. Hoffman, D. Hish, R. Hoffman, L. Ferguson, M. Bach, M. Ferguson, N. Goembol. ROW 4: A. Melvin, J. Steidinger, J. Foster, G. Fultz, J. Zimmerman, J. Hacker, H. Monroe, B. Cummins. ROW 5: Mr. Wagner, R. Steidinger, F. Feldman, C. Roth, K. French, J. Stevens, M. Kafer, J. Schilz, J. Leman. President-------------------------Darlene Tavener Vice-President----------------------------Marilyn Ferguson Secretary-Treasurer-------------------------- Bob Hoffman Librarian-----------------------------Bob Wince Marilyn Rabe, Thelma Kilgus, Judy Wilson, Sally Sparks, Doris Holland, Karen Moser, Dorothy Holland, Sue Sparks, Judy Rapp, Lorene Steidinger, Imogene Branstetter. The band, under the direction of Mr. Wagner, has given two splendid con- certs this year plus participating in the Tri-School Music Festival and the music contests. In addition to these activities the band provided a peppy atmosphere for all home athletic contests. Two new bass horns and a new baritone were purchased with the money derived from the concerts. Jeanette Smith represented the band at the All-State Band in Champaign during the Thanksgiving vacation. R , Junior THE CREW Director----------------------Carolyn Kirkwood Stage Manager-----------------------John Traub Crew--------------Maurice Travis, Jay Kennedy Harold Runyon, Maurice Koehl Ronnie Nussbaun, Virgil Kyburz Property Crew--------Ruth Cooper, Pat Bod ley Dolores Kaisner, Doris Holland Lorene Schmidtgall, Frances Donnally Nancy Goembel, Marlene Ifft Electrician------------------------------- Paul Hoffman Sound Effects---------Jay Kennedy, Ivan Stoller Prompter------------------------Eunice Ferguson Publicity---------Francis Thomas, Marlene Ifft Pat Bodley, Ivan Stoller Tickets-------------------Kenneth Sterrenberg Ushers--------------------------Robert J. Maurer Senior Ping THE CAST Tabitho Towser Maudie Beggs- Omega Jones- Eve Langley— Dorinda Apple- Johnny Kelso— Sally Stewart— Student ----Daren Cox Darlene Tavener — Allan Durham — Bill Helmers — Marjorie Kafer Bill Harris — Marion Meiss Marlene Eacret Ronald Schilz Marlene Eacret — Joyce Wessel's Joan Elliott Robert Cummins Bernita Frederick — Jeanette Smith John Burt — Betty Fendrick Ted Wyatt------- Flossie Kissinger- Slug Magee------ Bill Apple------ Sis Judkins----- Obadiah Bartlett- Mike McGonigle- Student Director-----------------------Marlene Eacret Stage Manager----------------------------------Ronald Schilz Prompter------------------------------Carol Nussbaum Director-------------------------------Miss Kirkwood (trier ero iG I - v° a, Combinet� Souat� ROW 1: B. Kelson, H. Vansickle, R. Zimmerman, R. Wharton, W. Kohlman, D. Kilgus, V. Kyburz, L. Rabe, D. Strode, R. Thomas, R. Funkhouser, R. Lawrence. ROW 2: J.Helmers, R. Steidinger, F. Pratt, R. Nussbaum, D. Cox, H. Run- yon, T. Doran, B. Goslin, D. Ramseyer, F. Thomas, C. Rapp, J. Smith, L. Wessels. ROW 3: Mr. Foard, D. Stevens, R. Hannie, P. Hoffman, J. Burt, J. Frye, D. Price, B. Helmers, J. Tomlison, R. Zimmerman, A. Durham, G. Bazell, K. Runyon, Mr. Hainline. The fighting Tartar eleven roared over all competitors except Pontiac and Chenoa. Coached by Robert Hainline and Robert Foard the team placed second in the Mid- state Conference. The season record was seven wins and two losses. Fairbury- Fairbury- Fairbury- Fairbury Fairbury Fairbury Fairbury Fairbury Fairbury 20 20 14 33 34 45 27 26 0 Lexington Gridley — Pontiac — Minonk — Cornell — Flanagan - El Paso— Forrest — Chenoa — IN FRONT: Mr. Foard J. Tomlison, L. Elliott, A. Gouge, A. Bahler, R. Whatton, J. Rice, R. Zimmerman, A. Durham, R. Hannie, B. Helmers, D. Cox. Dec. 4 El Paso 45 Fairbury 68 Dec. 7 Pontiac 61 Fairbury 54 Dec. 11 Gridley 44 Fairbury 39 Dec. 14 Cornell 44 Fairbury 48 Dec. 18 U. High 48 Fairbury 44 Jan. 4 Lexington 64 Fairbury 50 Jan. 8 Minonk 39 Fairbury 40 Jan. 11 Octavia 40 Fairbury 62 Jan. 15 Gridley 50 Fairbury 31 Jan. 18 Pontiac 44 Fairbury 48 Jan. 22 Flanagan 42 Fairbury 59 Jan. 25 Forrest 69 Fairbury 32 Jan. 29 El Paso 44 Fairbury 45 Feb. 1 Forrest 68 Fairbury 40 Feb. 5 Chenoa 54 Fairbury 64 Feb. 8 Cornell 48 Fairbury 65 Feb. 12 Flanagan 47 Fairbury 53 Feb. 15 Mi nonk 42 Fairbury 43 Feb. 19 Chenoa 52 Fairbury 56 Feb. 22 Lexington 72 Fairbury 49 Jr.Darsitn ROW 1; Mr. Foard, R. Zimmerman, R. Stevens, G. Lane, B. Kelson, R. Thomas, L. Rabe. ROW 2: R. Hoffman, D. Brucker, B. Smith, H. Poshard, H. Vansickle, J. Smith, J. Schahrer. The Fairbury Tartars finished the season with a record of 12 wins and 8 losses. For the first time, Fairbury was host to their own tournament in which the Tartars walked off with the first place trophy. The Fairbury five was coached by Bob Hainline and Bob Foard coached the Junior Varsity squad. The Tartar basketball squad finished third in the Midstate Conference. Lois Perkins, Dorothy Holland, Betty Jane Nance, Darlene Tavener Four little girls in green and gold Order the boys to Fight 'em bold . They create pep and lots of steam To encourage and reward the team. (Tta £n� t Is $ £ XtfHo U S Ci T? J t (fix Ip r it I £)o ijou tave ecrtlfe Ambihons, -STlr- fe r rents rjj? MONDAY, 27—Everyone is anxiously waiting to get his first glimpse of the new faculty members. TUESDAY, 28—Mary Convishasa new attraction —a beautiful diamond. Nice going, kidl WEDNESDAY, 29—Wonder why Joan E. has that lonely look these days. Do you miss Vernie, Jo? THURSDAY, 30—Classes are being held outdoors today to relieve the poor students of the terrific heat wave. FRIDAY, 31—Mr. Potts seems to be having trouble with his advanced math class. They really aren't such bod kids, Mr. Potts! MONDAY, 3—Phyllis Neview and Bob Smith are reconciling. Isn't making up fun? TUESDAY, 4—Fern W. and John B. create new romance scandal. Love must be grand. WEDNESDAY, 5—Say boys, how do you like the new Home Economics teacher? Pretty nice, huh? THURSDAY, 6—Miss Kirkwood's speech class has already developed the art of being at ease. Tell me, how informal can one be? FRIDAY, 7—Rumors have been flying that Miss Eacret is informally engaged. Is this true, Mar- lene? MONDAY, 10—Several senior girls look as if they had a rough weekend. TUESDAY, 1 1—Margie D. and Charles M. seem to enjoy quarreling so they can kiss and make up. WEDNESDAY, 12—Today the following girls were elected as cheerleaders: Lois Perkins, Darlene Tavener, Betty Nance, and Dorothy Holland. We know that they will really keep up the school spirit. THURSDAY, 13—Corrine R. and Allan D. slyly exchange their little love notes. FRIDAY, 14—The mighty Tartars pulled down their first victory tonight at Lexington. Nice work, boys. MONDAY, 17--A bottle here and a bottle there don't be alarmed; they are only from the coke machine. TUESDAY, 18—Dick Ramseyer seems to have lost his ring somewhere. Don't quit looking, Dick, you might find it yet. WEDNESDAY, 19—Some freshmen are just natur- ally lucky. Dick Stevens has Tom Bradley chauf- fer him to school. THURSDAY, 20— Big Wheels conference after the mormons” are dismissed. Translation--- faculty meeting after school. FRIDAY, 21—Fairbury Tartars won their first home game. Score: Gridley 6- Fairbury 20. MONDAY, 24—Pretty baby number 1. Betty Fendrick. TUESDAY, 25-Student council members were elected today. How about getting some improve- ments I ike television and upholstered seats in the study hall? WEDNESDAY, 26—Bernita F. (Watching the huddle on the field): There, at it againl I do hope Richard won't repeat that joke I fold him last night. THURSDAY, 27—English IVcl ass is heard croon- ing Shakespeare's sonnets. FRIDAY, 28—Our winningsrreak was broken to- day. We lost to our old rivals, Pontiac. TUESDAY, 2—The sophomores ore TRYING to learn to square dance. Don't give up, kids, you might learn yet I WEDNESDAY, 3—Jerry A. is trying to keep Bev- erly G. and Nancy G. both happy at the same time. Do you find this difficult, Jerry? WEDNESDAY, 17—Certain senior girls have cer- tain accusations thrown at them. Are they true, girls? THURSDAY, 18— Mr. Moore shoots for the Crier today. Just look at the camera, kiddiesl THURSDAY, 4—Three dignified senior boys FRIDAY, 19—The mighty Tartars conquer Flana- (R.Z., B. H., and A. D.,) are learning gan. The final score was 45-14. THURSDAY, 4—Three dignified senior boys (R. Z., B. H., and A. D.,) are learning to dance. Even Mr. Hainline is getting into the swing of things. FRIDAY, 5—The Tartars played an excellent game tonight to resume their winning streak. Nice go- ing, boysl MONDAY, 8—Teachers attend school while stu- dents get a short vacation. TUESDAY, 9—Wewill have tostartstudying now. The school books arrived today! WEDNESDAY, 10—Many conscientious students go broke buying books. THURSDAY, 11—Miss Kirkwood celebrates her birthday today. English IV celebrates also. FRIDAY, 12—School is dismissed because of the Cornell football game this afternoon. We won— HOORAY I I MONDAY, 22—Senior girlsstart preparing them- selves for the Homecoming Queen election. TUESDAY, 23—Big election today! Lois Perkins is chosen as our Homecoming Queen for 1951. WEDNESDAY, 24—The members of the queen's court are announced. Congratulations Jo E., Pat M., Darlene T., and Fern W. I THURSDAY, 25—Homecoming skits were present- ed in home room period today. Big bonfire and snake dance is held at Sunken Park. FRIDAY, 26—The big day is finally here! Homecoming festivities fill the whole day. Big parade, Big game, big dance, BIG time after- wards I WEDNESDAY, 31—BOOH MONDAY, 15—Mary F. just can't quite get hold of Bob C. Need some help, Mary? THURSDAY, 1 — New romance blooms between Johnny A. and Virginia B. It isn’t spring yet, kidsl FRIDAY, 2—Jack T. and Mr. Hainline make a little bet. Jack won 25c for hitting Mr. Houser's bald spot with a water pistol. MONDAY, 5—No school today I This would surely be a wonderful habit to form. TUESDAY, 6—What’s this we hear about certain seniors kissing in John B.'s car? Do you know anything about it, Lois P., Daren C., Darlene T., and Bill H. ? WEDNESDAY, 7—Country kids are snowbound. This just means another less day of mental exertion I THURSDAY, 8—Pretty baby number 2: Little Billy Helmers. FRIDAY, 9—Certain football stars visit hospital after strenuous game with Chenoa. AllanD. spends the night in the maternity ward) MONDAY, 12—Can't you find a better way to spend a vacation than nursing injuries, boys? TUESDAY, 13—We hear reports that Bud G. is entertaining the nurses at the hospital. Do you give them a thrill. Bud? WEDNESDAY, 14—The senior class goes to Bloomington to have their pictures taken. Mr. Hainline offers to wait until last so the camera will still be usable for the class. THURSDAY, 15—Businessmen visitour honorable institution today. School is dismissed at noon. FRIDAY, 16—Big brawl in the girls' locker room. Nancy Goembol shows Peggy Kretzer howto fight I MONDAY, 19—Mr. Gosl in has returned. Enough said 111 TUESDAY, 20—Pretty baby number 3: Della Romig. WEDNESDAY, 21— What a dull day I What's the matter, kids, are we losing the oldschool spirit ? THURSDAY, 22—A new couple is seen today. Yes, Virgil K. and Faye T., we are referring to you I FRIDAY, 23—Larry B. creates a disturbance in the middle of a home room program. You couldn't help it that the chair slipped, could you, Larry? MONDAY, 26—The Friskies have big pot luck . Everyone eats plenty of meatloafl TUESDAY, 27—Roger Z. is seen in M'. Potts' clothes. Don't your own clothes suit you, Roger? WEDNESDAY, 28—Mr. Thom and Mr. Gooch escort Bud G. to Bloomington to have his picture taken. Did you behave. Bud? THURSDAY, 29—The question for today is: Are Richard and Bernita going steady or aren't they? FRIDAY, 30—Pretty baby number 4: Jeanie Smith. MONDAY, 3—English IV class listens to crooner Goslin. Miss Kirkwood swoons 1 TUESDAY, 4—Today English IV class is entertain- ed by The Fairbury Thrush , Miss K. WEuNESDAY, 5—Students complain! Why wouldn't you let us see Santa Claus, Mr. Thom? THURSDAY, 6—Chorus members present beauti- ful concert. It was really nice, kids! FRIDAY, 7—Band journeys to Forrest for exchange concert. Anything to get out of school I MONDAY, 10—Pretty baby number 5: Esther Rinkenberger. TUESDAY, 11—Freshmen kiddies begin writing letters to Santa Claus. THURSDAY, 20—Everyone is beginning to get excited about Christmas vacationi Just two more days, kids. FRIDAY, 21—Marlene E. gets her Christmas present early. Santa was pretty good to you this year, wasn't he, Marlene? WEDNESDAY, 12—Band gives a star-studded performance. Practice really helps, doesn't it? THURSDAY, 13—Mr. Houser and his civics class go to Springfield to visit the Capitol Building. FRIDAY, 14—Ah! Friday is here again. Another week is over! MONDAY, 17—The east side of the gym seems to be quite busy during the noon hour. Isn't this a bit public for such actions? TUESDAY, 18—Wheel I Another vacation! I wonder if the faculty enjoys this as much as we do? WEDNESDAY, 19—Santa Claus visits Fairbury. High school students state their requests for Christ- mas. TUESDAY, 2—Back to school again I Everyone looks as if he hod a rough vacation. Did you have fun New Year's Eve? WEDNESDAY, 3—Miss Kirkwood surprises speech class by giving a pop quiz. Don't you know that that is Mr. Foard's trick. Miss Kirkwood? THURSDAY, 4—Rumors have been flying that Mr. Hainline is resigning. Tell us it isn't so! FRIDAY, 5—Have you noticed all of the beautiful diamonds that are being flashed around? The high school boys had better get on the ball . MONDAY, 7—Three senior girls stagger into 7th hour study hall. Did something detain you,- girls? TUESDAY, 8—Pretty baby number 6: Jeannie Mattioli. WEDNESDAY, 9—Marilyn F. and Artie B. are seen together quite frequently. Does Moe know about this, Marilyn? THURSDAY, 10—Marilyn says that she and Moe have completely forgotten each other 1 FRIDAY, 11—Fern is still trying to decide which one it is going to be. May the best man winl MONDAY, 14—Donna M. and Mary F. charm certain senior boys during noon hour. Be careful, boys I TUESDAY, 15—Our esteemed faculty held a conference ogain today. WEDNESDAY, 16—The tables in the study hall are filled each noon with algebra students. Do you take turns doing the work, kids? THURSDAY, 17—Margie K. and Randall K. deco- rate the steps in the new gym during the noon hour. Are you two isolationists or something? FRIDAY, 18—Norma K. is kept busy shining horns for Mr. Wagner. It doesn't pay to be late to class, does it, Norma? MONDAY, 21—Helen M. tries in vain to regain certain senior boy's heart. Can't she change your mind. Bob? TUESDAY, 22— Show me the way to go home is heard echoing down the hall as Bob C., Ronald S., and Bud G. sing for English IV class. WEDNESDAY, 23—Miss Kirkwood threatens Crier editors! Do you really mean that. Miss Kirkwood? THURSDAY, 24—Pretty baby number 7: Bobbie Cummins. FRIDAY, 25—Virgil K. decided to come to school today! I like to drop in once in awhile to see how you are getting along. MONDAY, 28—Faculty has big rehearsal for minstrel show. Mr. Houser wows them with California, Here I Come . TUESDAY, 29—Roses are red, Violets chartreuse. We have good home room. Do youse? WEDNESDAY, 30—Junior class puts on home room skit. Roe Wharton displays his talent as a salesman. THURSDAY, 31—Pretty baby number 8: Bernita Frederick. MONDAY, 4—The question for today is: What does Mr. Foard find so fasci noting in Miss Pampel's room? Could it be Miss Pampel? TUESDAY, 5—Speech class studies to the strains of soft soothing music. Studies? WEDNESDAY, 6--Mr. Foard refuses to give his history class a lecture. Don't you think they need one, Mr. Foard? THURSDAY, 7—A new couple is seen. How long has this been going on, Geneva M. and Larry B.? FRIDAY, 8—Bookkeeping students complain that Mr. Dohlman just won't get off the subject . MONDAY, 11—Pretty baby number 9: Lois Perkins. TUESDAY, 12—Happy birthday, Abel School dismisses so everyone can celebrate. WEDNESDAY, 13—Everyone returns to the in- stitute after a day's vacation. THURSDAY, 14— FRIDAY, 15—Seniors go to Pontiac to attend College Careers Day . Are all of you going to college? MONDAY, 18—Faculty members visit Mr. Houser quite frequently. Television really draws a crowd, doesn't it, Mr. Houser? TUESDAY, 19—Jeannie M. writes stirring theme in English IV class. It stirred some people, any- way I WEDNESDAY, 20—English IV travels to Chicago to see South Pacific . We shock Chicagoans by going on a lion hunt on Dearborn Street. THURSDAY, 21—We are still looking for Iionsl FRIDAY, 22—Six senior girls celebrate birthdays of Jeonie S. and George W. (Mostly Jeanie S.) MONDAY, 25—Faculty presents minstrel show. It was really swell, teachersl Public popularity demands a second performance. TUESDAY, 26—Miss Kirkwood announces that she is thinking about taking the Kirkwood Play- ers and going on tour 1 WEDNESDAY, 27—Fourth hour P. E. class shows Mrs. Orth some new tricks in handling o basket- ball. Did the seniors beat you, Mrs. Orth? THURSDAY, 28—Tomorrow is leap year day, girls. Better start practicing! FRIDAY, 29—Unusual noises are heard in the Crier room as Marlene E., Jeanie S., and Bob C. work (?) on the Crier. MONDAY, 3—Teachersattendschool while stu- dents enjoy vacation! Don't you find it boring, teachers? THURSDAY, 20—Ronald S. and Bernita F. race to Stephan's after school, to see which one can get a booth first I TUESDAY, 4—Pretty baby number 10: Marlene FRIDAY, 21—John T. creates a disturbance in Eacret. speech class. Don't get excited, Johnny! WEDNESDAY, 5—Allan Durham leaves school when he finds out that a certain freshman girl is absent. Now we know why he comes to school THURSDAY, 6— Kirkwood Players again pre- sent minstrel show. It was even better than the first time! FRIDAY, 7—Several students practice frantically for the speech contest. Good luck, kids! MONDAY, 10—Mr. Foard gives his history class a test. But that's not the half of it-there is to be another one tomorrow! Have a heart, Mr. Foard. TUESDAY, 11—Pretty baby number 11: Allan D. and Bill H. THURSDAY, 12—Freshie, Freddie F., displays his acting ability in home room skit. THURSDAY, 13—Seniors scramble madly for play books. Everyone is anxious for try-outs! FRIDAY, 14--Band students are in a dither over contest tomorrow. We wish you luck I MONDAY, 17—Everyone looks a bit “green today. It couldn't be because it's St. Patrick's Day, could it? TUESDAY, 18—Keith M. is beginning to look lonesome. Shewillbe back in a few days, Keith. WEDNESDAY, 19—Things are beginning to get dull againl MONDAY, 24—Back to school again after a nice quiet (?) week-end. TUESDAY, 25—Seniors work hard on the play. It will be worth it, kids! WEDNESDAY, 26--What's this we hear about the Keckills and the Rods ? Seniors have organ- ized some clubs. THURSDAY, 27—Pretty baby number 12: Marjorie Kafer. FRIDAY, 28—English IV class is unusually quiet today. Did Mr. Thom disturb your fun, kids? Note Passing Techniques IM THE STutW MALI, A TRIP TO THE PENCIL SHARPENER I? A GOOO PLAN— SLIP IT IN THE HOLE OF THE SHARPENER WHERE HOUR FRIEND UjHO IS NFXT, WILL POLL IT OUT. VERV SAFE if recipient is sitting IN FRONT OF NOU, NOTE IS SLlPPEO IN SlOt OF SHOE — EXTENDING OF THE LEO WlLL VIOU) BRING IT VOlTHiN A FED INCHES OF HOUR FRIEND. KRN UNOBTRUSIVE THE TEDIOUS HETHaO SIMPLN PASSING THE MESSAGE ALONG FROM PERSON TO PERSOM A OARING AMO DEVILISH DAM IS TO THROcu IT THROUGH THE AIR. IT SELOOrt HITS THE TARGET BUT IT IS VERM FAST WHEN IT N0ILKS P TUESDAY, 1—April Fool! WEDNESDAY, 2—Paul H. is again driving a car. Did you enjoy walking while it was being repaired, Paul ie? THURSDAY, 3—Pretty baby number 13: Velda Leman. FRIDAY, 4—Band goes to the District Contest tomorrow. Mr. Wagner is getting nervous already I MONDAY, 7—F.F.A. initiates Greenhands . Don't be too hard on the little freshiesl TUESDAY, 8—Shame on Dorothy and Jacklll WEDNESDAY, 9—That's more like it! THURSDAY, 10—Pretty baby number 14: Joyce Wessels. FRIDAY, 11—No School today because of Good Friday. MONDAY, 14—Our teachers are getting spring fever, too. They can hardly wait until school is out I TUESDAY, 15—Many couples are seen strolling up and down Hickory Street at noon. Isn't spring wonderful ? WEDNESDAY, 16—Senior play cast is putting the “last minute touches” on the play. THURSDAY, 17—Seniors gave a SUCCESSFUL performance. Nice work, kidsl I FRIDAY, 18—The second performance was even better than the first. Miss Kirkwood is going on tour again1 MONDAY, 21—Certain seniors look a bit tired today. Didn't you have a restful week-end? TUESDAY, 22—Pretty baby number 15: Randall Kiper. WEDNESDAY, 23—Band goes to Chatsworth to give exchange concert. Didn't you want to come home, Sheron and Joan Huber? THURSDAY, 24—The halls ring with song as the chorus rehearses for their concert tomorrow. FRIDAY, 25—Chorus concert a howling successi It was really nice, kids. MONDAY, 28—Pretty baby number 16: Carrie Gott. THURSDAY, 1—Miss Pampel and Mr. Foard should go into the babysitting business. Does Denny keep you busy? FRIDAY, 2—Six senior girls again celebratel This time it is Marlene E. birthday. MONDAY, 5—Just think--------only a few more weeks of school I Happy days are almost here 111 TUESDAY, 6—Pretty baby number 17: John Burt. WEDNESDAY, 7—Some girls are seen running around the soccer field. What's the matter, girls, didn't you win? THURSDAY, 8—Freshman girls are capturing senior boys. Leave us a few of them, freshiesl FRIDAY, 9—Band and chorus goes to Chatsworth for the Tri-School Festival. MONDAY, 19—The last week of school has at least begun I TUESDAY, 20—Pretty baby number 19: Daren Lee Cox. WEDNESDAY, 21—Couples are seen taking their last strolls around the campus. THURSDAY, 22—Many underclassmen break into cryingfitsas they think about the seniors leaving. Don't feel too badly, kids, we will come back to visit you I I FRIDAY, 23—Commencement exercises are held in the gym. Seniors bid farewell to the school, the teachers, and the underclassmen. Pretty baby number 20: Betty Barnes. MONDAY, 12—Pretty baby number 18: Dean and John Waters. TUESDAY, 13—Everyone is getting excited over the prom. Boys begin to ask girls for datesl WEDNESDAY, 14—Miss Kirkwood emotes in English IV class. It wasn't THAT bad, was it? THURSDAY, 15—Juniors decorate the gym for the big prom. FRIDAY, 16—A beautiful and successful prom was given. Thanks a lot, juniors. iStau? I am d-oxom (iCri2i V (' Qjuuwi. X 6 S