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

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HIGH QCHODL PRINCIPAL RICHARD E. QTRAUP GRADUATION CLASS OF 1960 You have arrived at another milestone in your lives! The adult world is upon you. Have the past twelve years been a preparatory period for you? How well you have utilized this period will be very important to you! Not all of you have applied yourselves to the tasks, as in life, some were more successful than others because of the very nature of the human being. You are embarking upon one of the most difficult periods in the history of man. We define this phenomenon as progress. Progress presently is defined in the terms of missiles, outer space, and fantastic speeds. Therefore it is mandatory that to be prepared is the watchword for the day. As you move into this period of adulthood, many new problems will arise that demand and require immediate solutions. What should I do about . . . ? How shall I . . .? How can I direct . . . ? Outer Space . . . '? Speed . . . '? Missiles . . . ? The solution that you conclude will have a direct bearing on your capacities as a leader in your community, your church, and your home. We, the faculty here at Fairfield High School have been striving during the past six years to better equip you, so that you can better evaluate these problems of the Space Age. In the final analyses, it still was your responsibility and I your recognition of the many problems of youth that made our relationships successful. We wish to all of you much happiness, health, and success in building your life in the Great American Way. 10

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Gary H. Bechtel, B.S. Carol B. Bream, B.S. Esther M. Crist, R.N. Anthony R. Delzingaro, B.S. Edward B. Cashmore, B.S Helen L. Claypool, B.S.