Fairfield Area High School - Fairhian Yearbook (Fairfield, PA)

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0 Third Row : McC1eaf, Neely, Sanders, Newman, F. McC1eaf. Iozan. Strayer Second Row: Bream, Narv. Heintzelman, E. Newman, J. Shullev. Hankey Geigley, Burkhard, White, First Row : Weishaar, Musselman, D. Shullew, Derbyshire, Williams, Hebert. IQ59 UHOBGOBLIN HOUSEH Second Row: Mr. Slaybaugh, E. Newman, Sanders, Geigley, Hankey, Burkhard First Row : Weishaar, Derbyshire. R. Newman, McC1eaf, Williams, R6b6Pt

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-. - -..v,,..,,-.-Q Us 'mer 3:1-,57,w,,-,..-. ---.- W CLASS WILL we, the class of nineteen hundred and thirty-eight, of the Fairfield High School, of the town of Fairfield, county of Adams. state of Pennsylvania, being not less than four years of age, of sound body and mind, amiable disposition and gulltless character, and realizing the inability of the underclassmen to traverse the road ahead alone and unaided, do make, declare and publish this, our last will and testament. George Allamong bequeaths his musical ability to John Brown. Leroy Bierly bequeaths his ability to Play basketball to nChuckn McCanns. Helen Bream wills her coquetry to uTom' Sites. James Gluck leaves his love for the ladies to nwaltn Crouse. John Diehl wills his popularity to Clyde Bream. Calvin Helntzelman wills his good-naturedness to Rosle Myers. Ira Naugle bequeaths his ability to deliver crations to Esther Mae Geigley. Hannah Neely bequeaths her dramatic ability to Regina Kane. Ruhl Hebert leaves his scientific mind to 'Artn Wetzel. Junior Rohrbaugh wills his ability to translate French to Doris Nary. To Hwibn McCleaf, Margaret Sharrah leaves her love for Shakespeare's works. Ethel Slonaker wills her class ring to nBudn Derbyshire. Freda Stoneslfer leaves her love for nJimu to Justine Shulley. The entire class wills their ability to have petty arguments to the class of 39, Signed, sealed and delivered this first day of June, ln the year of our Lord, nineteen undred and thirty-eight, in the presence of Hannah Neely Helen Bream Junior Rohrbaugh Scribes of the Class of 1958 CLASS PROPHECY We, the master minds cf the Class of 1938, predict this future for our classmates. Margaret will graduate from St. Agnes Hospital and become a very capable nurse. uTubbyn Bream will also be a successful nurse at Johns Hopkins. Freda willbe the head stenographer in the office of R.M. King, Orrtanna. nSquirtu Slonaker will be teaching French at Fairfield High School. George Allamong will be playing first for the New York Yankees. Ruhl will be using his scientific knowledge in running the fruit farm for his dad, HMacu Bierly and Junlen Rchrbaugh will be coaching basketball and playing with nKaten Sm1th's Celtics. nBi1lH Naugle will graduate from Gettysburg College and will be elected to the House of Representatives, where he will be the main sneaker. nCa1n will be the best blacksmith in Adams County. HJakeN Neely will be the Home Extension Manager of Adams County. nJchnnynD1ehl is managing hisfather's farm and will be the only Master Farmer in this section of the state. nJ1mn Gluck will also be a well to do farmer and will give uJohnnyn a chase for ton honors. The entire class will be a very Drosperous group and will do much to improve the communities in which they live. Signed, J. Ruhl Robert Leroy Bierly Calvin Heintzelman James Gluck

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Fourth Row: C.Heintze1man. S. Rebert, Stoner, Schultz, Mc- Canns. Neely Third Row : Wortz. Pecher, P1ank,Ros. Kane. Rez. Kane. Har bauah. J. Neely. Sites Second Row: Yoder, Beck. Benchoff, White. Kenner. Weishaar, Mvers. Sanders First Row : Rohrbaugh, McClain. Derbvshire. Crouse. Loch- baum. Dollv Third Row : Baker. M.Slonaker, Sindlev. Seabrook, Kumv HoCleaf, Nauale. Sites. F. Slonaker, Robert, Scott Second Row: Baltzley, Wetzel. Benner. Deardorff, J. Cluck. Rov Musselman. P. Gluck, Nauzle. McG1augh1in First Row : Sites. Robert Musselman 23 ff?