Fairfield Community High School - Reflector Yearbook (Fairfield, IL)
- Class of 1948
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S I, tl' 4,05 J' as -lx 1 'V' 4' I . . f' if ' K I-:Fug My, but our office force looks My goodness but the shop boys pleasant here. lt's a shame they can't look industrious Do they work always have such a congenial expression that hard, I wonder when Mr on qlqggr faces iE5peqiaIIy when one Illinik is called to the office? is tardyw Dori't stop long here, because there are many interesting and humorous activities awaiting you as you turn the pages -- Homecoming and our Queen- the prize winning tloats and jokes galore- these and many other things are to follow, so be on your way. Heres hoping you like every bit ot it. r I -, 2 . Am nf NTT f ff! 'I ini, Milf 5' TT C CHLICH the Faculty HI IN THE HI l on U , OUR PRINCIPAL Mr J Ed Holt has been prlncupal of our school for sux years He has during the past year especially shown the students that he has had their best Interest nn mlnd by hrs whole hearted approval of the declsnon of the student body to have a student council He has backed the council lOO per cent Our otflce force thus year conslsted of Mrs Dale O Neal bookkeeper Muss Mary Pen nnngton secretary and Fauth Peddncord secretary of the Veterans organlzatuon x4 V' tw . . rt Q 3 I ' ll - X5 rv . l - A nw vi - - .f,'zf'ii, an ff 's 3'1fe 7-Qtxl A vf.s .,41-'f 1. ,. , ' AA I ' K A - Pl I , -.f'r' A s as .L 'Y 'art l SCHOOL BOARD Our school board composed of Mr C L Jeffrey prcsxdent Mrs Helen Klmmel secretary Mr Don old Carter Mr Orlle Burkltt and Mr Harold Werner mad a stride forward thls year by setting up a new salary schedule lt shows that our board does have be a better teacher MR HAROLD WERNER NAR ORLIE BURKITT MR C L JEFFREY MR DONALD CARTER MRS HELEN KlMMEL - foresight and realizes that a well-paid teacher will FACULTY J ED HOLT AM BofEd Prlnclpal COR I N E JESSOP B Mus De Pauw U Lyceum Art Conservatory Rosary College U of Chucago Western Ken Northwcstcrn U Chrnstnanscn School of Conductlnb Tayola U Dean of G rls W F WETHERINGTON B M E Murray State College Vcc I C LADYS ST I ERWALT B of Ed lll State Normal U Transylvanua College Lexmgton Ky Physnology Physlcal Geography Cornrncrcu lGeo raphy l'E'2MAN KIRKPATRICK B cf Ed oclology Amer can Hustory DELLA MARLIN M U of Escuela De Verano Mexuco D F U of Colorado Englush Sponsor of Publucateons CEORCE E SMITH ot I Voc Agn CLADNS BRACII De Pauw U 1 LEO I-IUTT Murray ta c Teach rs Ccllcg Phys cs Mathematucs Football Coach RUTH ELLEN WRIGHT Murray State Co lege Home E , . A. . . III. sf I. of ' , . . . . . B. S. U, ll. ' ' Q B. s., M. Sf Music. Instrumental U. of lll. a Engl LI , Vh,5. Eul. - - B. S. - I S f . . B. S. S. l. U. Z' S ' :, FACULTY McDOWELL MARTIN B of Ed N Phys Ed Soc Scnence Drrector of Athletncs Asst Football Coach Track Coach Basketball Coach ADELAIDE DUNN B of Ed Englnsh Latnn R IVERS Ewung Academy W B T S ex o Ed S N Consumers Ec World Hnstory Soc Scnence HELEN STOLTZ B of Ed Ill State Normal U Stenography Il Ty nngl II ROBERT L ILLINIK Certlfned Smngh Hughes Teacher Four years machvne shop expernence Voc Machnne Shop MAMIE WALKER B of Ed E Ill State Teachers College III State Normal U Bnology JOSEPH B GRUBB S M Columbla U Lnbrarlan Englnsh VEDA A BALLEIN III State Normal U Stenography I Bookkeepnng CARL EDWARDS B S an Chemnstry of I III State Normal U Blackburn College Math Chemnstry HENRIETTA W WORELL M U of B of Ed III State Teachers College Mathernatncs sf I. .U f . ' . . A. B., . . U. s. I. U. H I ' . B. s. in L. s.. U. of nu J. . n M.-A., U. of au. B, of Ed. S. .... -T . ' ' B. f . .L .U. - Q ' , U. ' ll. pg ' . Q A. .. . nn. lb 1 , a N -.1 the Classes I HITTINC THE HIGHLICH on SENIORS l O B Caudle Treasurer Wulma Wallace Vice Presudent Wanda June Ashbrook Presudent Freddne Ackman Secretary Sponsor Mnss Della Marlnn Colors Snlver and Blue Motto Push pull or get out of the way Flower Yellow Rose This class of 48 had the dnstrnctnon durung thenr Sophomore year to be judged the oufstandnng class of the year. lt ns seldom an underclass recenves thus honor, and we were very proud of if. FRED ACKMAN 7 Treas, Freshman Class, Pres. F Club, Football, Basketball, Masque ol Two Strangers, Student Councnl, Choir WANDA JUNE ASHBROOK - Pres. Junlor Class, Pres. Semor Class, Treas. GA,A., Pep Cluh, Drum Mayor, Masque of Two Strangers O. B. CAUDLE - Treas. Senior Class, Football, Basketball, F Club MARY LOU LEWIS - Treas. Junuor Class, G.A.A., Pep Club, Annual Staff, Masque of Two Strangers, Band JACK WALTON f Pres. Freshman Class, Vuce- Pres. Soph. Class, Vuce-Pres. F Club, Football, Basketball, Junuor F Club WILMA JEAN WALLACE -- F. H. A., Peo Club, Conservatlon Club, Hostess-Open House, Stu- dent Councll, Vlce-Pres Sennor Class JOHN BOOK -- 500 Club RACHEL LOU SLAGEL 7 VICCYPYQS. Junior Class, G.A.A., Pep Club, Co-Edutor Annual Staff, Commerclal Club, State Speech Contest, Dele- gate to Press Conference CHARLES M. STEINER -- Commerclal Club, Pres Youth Councnl, S00 Club, Chou VIRGINIA LYNN SELF Pres. Scuence Club, Sec. Sclence Club, G.A.A., Vice-Consul Latm Club, Pep Club, D.A.R. Award, Co-Edltor Brayer 0. 19 JOHN EDWIN HAEGELE 7 Sclence Club, Com- mercial Club, Band CHARLENE TRIBE 7 Annual Staff, Brayer Staff, Comrnerclal Club, Qulll and Scroll, Hostess - Open House .19 JAMES LANGDON -- Scnence Club, Pres. Com- mercial Club, F Club, Annual Staff, Brayer Staff, Band VIOLET HUDELSON - Latnn Club, Science Club, Pep Club, Treas. Commerclal Club, Pres. Stu- dent Councll, Freshman Queen Attendant, Breyer Staff GORDON JENKINS -4 VnceAPres. Youth Club, 504, Club, Basketball, Football, Annual Staff, Scl- ence Club Chonr 154 MARJORIE BURTON Vlce-Pres, FHA., Senlor , Flower Gnrl, Cholr BILL K MUSGRAVE Pres. Latm Club, Sec- Treas SU, Club, Sclence Club A PAT DICKEY - GA A Football Queen A kj! 1. Q 4 .., . H . I . I . f.,' . gg, un.: . , wklw . ,x HL N use ls. 294 CARROLL E VOGEL -- Sec -Treas. Soph. Clasi, ill., Club, Pres Shop Club, Pros Youth Councrl '47- '48, Cbolr VIRGINIA BUMPASS -- Pep Club, Scrence Club, Commercral Club, Vrce-Pres, G.A.A., Cholr TED MATTHEWS -- F Club, Scrence Club, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, Cbolr, Band NORMA MARICLE K Pep Club, GAA., FH A. Hlstorran, Co-Edrtor Brayer DAVE MCKENNY A- F Club, Latln Club, Foot- ball, Boxmg, Chorr BARBARA SCARBROUGH --A Pep Club, Latln Club, Cornmerclal Club Corlservataon Club, Annual Staff ALLEN SPAULDING Y F Club, Football, Basket- ball Manager, Track, Cborr PHYLLIS DeMENT Pep Club, Annual Staff CHARLES WERNER SMU Club, Student Cmlncll Band JUANITA JESSOP -- Buyer Staff, Pep Club Conzervatlon Club, Qulll and Scroll Society ROBERT L. GRIFFITH -- Scrence Club JULIA JELLY Conservatlon Club, Stuclent Councnl JOHN L. HANCOCK - Sclence Club, Youth Club, Football, Basketball, Masque of Two Strang- ers, Cholr DOROTHY FELIX - Treas. Scrence Club, Sec. G.A.A., Sec.-Treas. Latin Club, F.H.A., Senlor Attendant, Courtesy Award '45 DALE FELIX -- FFA., F Club, Football, Baketball BARBARA KELLEY - Student Councll, Cholr BILL LEAR - 500 Club, Youth Club, Alternate Student Councll BONNIE GADDIS - Treas. F,H.A,, Pep Club, Latln Club, Brayer Staff, Sec Conservatlon Club SENIORS RICHARD L. REINHARDT - 500 Clulv, Band JANICE ROBBINS - Pep Club-Pres., F,H.A.- Pres., G.A.A.-Treas., Latin Club, Delegate- F.H.A. Camp, Annual Staff, Brayer Staff, Quill and Scroll, Cheer Leader, Football At- tendant Soph. and Jr, Years, Fall Festival - At- tendant ROBERT E, ELLIOTT - Soph. Class -Pres., Fresh. Class - Vice-Pres., Commercial Club, Football l94S-46-47, Basketball l945-46-47-48, Track l946-43 BETTY JO ROBERTSON - Pep Club, Commercial Club, Conservation Club, F.H,A. Song Leader - 46-47, Reporter l947-48, Choir KEITH HOFFEE - 500 Club ELEANOR CABLE -- Junior Class - Sec., Pep Club, F.H.A., G.A.A., Choir CLYDE ENGLEBRIGHT - Carmi High School, C. Club, F Club, F.F.A., Science CIub-Vice- Pres., Conservation Club - Vice'Pres., Football l946447, Track l945-46-47-48, Basketball l946 EMOGENE PRICE + Pep Club, Latin Club BILL THEOGANOPOULOS - 590 Club Sgt. at Arms, Commercial Club, Science Club, FFA., F Club, Shop Club, Track, Football ILA MAE BELL - F,H.A. HERB I-IAWBECKER -- Science Club, Commercial Club - Vice-Pres., Art Club, Band BETTY WOOD - F.H.A. FRENCH TICKNER - Art Club Asst. Sec., 595 Club, Science Club, State Music Contest, Mask of the Two Strangers, Choir MYRTA DALE -- Brocton, lll., Spanish Club - Sec., Choral Club, Book Club, G.A.A., Choir JOE FEARN M- 5425 Club-Pres., F.F.A., Football, Mgr. Track Team, Cheer Leader, Commercial Club, Science Club MARJORIE COURTRIGHT - F.H.A., Commercial Club DICK MCCOY - Science Club, Commercial Club, Art Club, 500 Club, Choir, Football, Basketball CONSTANCE ROSEMARY TICE - Pep Club, SENIORS 'Q -11 K 1 ' ' I K 7,1 . ? A Mel ar R LOIA EVELYN FREDERICK Conservatlon Club F HA Commercnal Club JOHN STEWART JR LOIS ETHELYN FREDERICK Conservahon Club F HA Cornmerclal Club Musnc Contest 2nd JAMES L MCGILL LEONA KEARFOTT F H A BILL MATHES J 0 Club Science Club F Club Basketball I945 46 47 48 Football l946 47 Boxing 1947 CHARLENE WEBBER Conservatnon Club Pres Pep Club Annual Staff ROBERT MEEKS Annual Staff CHARLETTA WEBBER Conservatron Club Pep Club Annual Statl Student Councnl CARROLL ELLIOTT Shop Club F F A MARGARET TATE Latm Club Latln Honor Soclety Award Co Edltor of Annual Quill and Scroll RANDALL G SCOTT Shop Club WANDA JEAN VALJGHAN VERNELL CRAVENS MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSON FHA LESTER E. WILLMORE - F Club, Football l946f47l Student Council AGNES REED Pep Club RANDALL ELLIOTT 4 Commerclal Club-Sec., Latnn Club, Conservaluon Club, Brayer Staff, Qulll and Scroll, Lnbrary Staff, Annual Staff SENIORS CHESTER G. GREGORY - F.F.A,, Commercial Club, Conservation Club MARGIE MEEKS - Commercial Club CLELL WORLEY - F.F.A., Sclcncc Club, Conscrvaa nor' Club, Football I947 MARGARET MCCULLOUGH - Pop Club, Basket- ball l946, Baseball I9-17 LLOYD G. ROSE ALICE MARIE ANDREWS - Latln Club, G.A.A4, 5 Basketball l946, Baseball l947 . CHARLES MCCLURE - Commercial Club, Sclcncc -.ji Club , WANDA E. CONWAY - Pep Club, Commcrcual Club ' 5452 CLAUD EUGENE HALL M shop Club, EEA, ml, ' JUNE MURIEL GRUBB - F.H.A., Comrncrclal Club MORRIS HOLMES JEAN HARLAN -A F.H.A., Commercial Club CARL FARRIS --f Band, F.F,A 40' LUCINDA M. WILSON - F,H.A., Pep Club, Com- mercial Club ALVIN EUGENE CARTER -- F.F,A. RAYMOND WATSON DONALD ROSE --- Comrncrclal Club, Larm Clulr Braycr Staff, Annual Staff HAROLD MOORE - F.F.A., Science Club SENIORS ELLSWORTH E, MAYER - F.F.A.,SI'1oD Club ROSEMARY MATTHEWS CECIL LEINARD 7 Student COur1cII ROBERT BONE -- Latin Club, Conservation Club, Boxing I947, Cholr MARY BELLE MILLER - F.H.A, BENONI K, KENSHALO - Shop Club, Football 1946747 RICHARD PENNINGTON sw Annual Staff JEAN MCNEW JAMES RALPH CASH --- Latm Club, Chow GENEVA PAULINE HARRIS BILLY SHELBY HELEN LOUISE SOWARD -A F.H.A. RICHARD DUANCE LOCKE f Goldcn Gatc, F.F.A CHARLES FRAZIER A- Wayne City SENIORS WHO WERE NOT PHOTOGRAPHED ROBERT SOLOMON --- F.F.A. VIRGINIA CLEVENGER F.H.A. JAMES EMMETT BUCHANAN --- Scucncc Club Shop Club, Student Council SENIORS fjlrlfk Q F rlmc A lccn Alberta AllCC Annc Barbari B v Corlnne D l a Dorothy Dons Edna Enleen le nor Llghl Nobly Brtght Noble Cheer Gractous A Stranger God x Oath Chervshccl Maude' ACCor'nmPdatung Grft of Gorl The Sea H-mov 'vly Own One Fruvtful Ilen L ght Elrzabcth Worshtppcr E ther Good Fortune Exelyn Hazel Nut Francls Free Fl IGVWCC Vernal Bcauty Gertrude All Truth Cladys Lame Harriet Noble Birth Helen Captrvatlng lncz Irene Irrnq Jane Jean Joan Star of the Sea Peace lnnCCCnt purc God s Graco Loxrng Jane t ef the Lorr JPVCC Joyful Katherlne Pure Gnr A lint Ewrth LNJ7 Chccrhl Albert Vlwnly Alexwtlp Ler Jl N en T Arnold r uni, Ln, C Anflrmx Nlwnl bruce l-luppx Cfnfluer Cnr Manly Cl Harm nx Charl JlC Nplrl el Che ter Warlnkn l renee Brrgh C llforfl Valcrr u Dunlel A Drvrne Jurlg Dywald Prourl Chlcf ouglas Dirk Crm Edvvirrl Happv Keeper Eugen N lDlQ Fellx Ha pg F rtunw L Frtnk Generous C Oroe Hubbtnornin Cul rdor Gencrfuw Howwr ht nrt, Jwnwe u pltv er Jrhn ,VIC r Joseph Arldutlr w Kgnn t C me x Kar Relolclng Lwvrcncu mwn cl vw CL L l Lena To Depend On LM5 Good Desurablc Locale htnrng L ulCC pugnacl Nflargwret C ld of Lrqht Nlargorle nlrl t Lrg t 'vlartht Lady Mary Nancy Ph llS prolly Rachel Ruth Sarah Vera XI3 0llN.C ExaltCd Crace A Green Bfu,, V ff the A Ewe Beauty A Prlnces X Uncertarn Llxcly ll C Vrrgunra Pure LL Vlwrlf Flinrtnwer Pttruclf Nrble l 1 Peter t Phlllp ,., Rwlph Pure' Help Rwfrt 'trl l L T x wwr Rlih hlctrtcl R pert ww r w V l LHJCI C Klvig Q C tt Th mu Werner F' te Arm I 1 Lff XV C xr Xvirrl XV rrew t r ns Frlen l l f . . ft .ff IZ I ' Y. 1 l lf ll . - Allan G 5 ' . tr HCI v ' ' Nl 1 1 All erl Gwrfl Cmunicllflr Cf? 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A t ru 'if ea w V, , rl f f XfVvl lpn D ,- v ' png Q X .r alt r PQ: grtn r . lf 1 f g r Pr, cot '1 ' ff JUNIORS W of 'Ns JA S pf-x ,lik t-mf lxrst Ron Jlrnmy Lind Betty l-larruson Bull Garr tt Elolsc lvcrs Wnlllam Cl mons Norma Holmes John Dllges Bcrnuta Thacker Gary Emory S onl Row Betty Martin B ll Burkett Pat Mugragc Jcrry Bates Elmnor Vanway Ruymond Brucc I-l len Trlbc Dale Barr J cnc Rumbcrg Third Row Roger Qmnth Lcnora Mcrrutt James Zuber Svdonla Jctt Frcd Book Dorothy Schofrcld Carroll Buchanan Shurlcy Smlth Donald Sampson Fourth Row Betty Fruedley Arthur Xanders Delores Solomon Ed Kimmel Alberta Tuckner Bull Caudle Norma Bruce Darrell Self Louls Muller 'ir Q f3 2 0,1 B l vi It 5 2 K . Ax ,S 'QALAM D 'I jf A Q ' 1 J A 3 J . v my D 1 ' 5 ' 5 ' J N - J gl B tw. gs Q, 1 J at l 5 B . I 9 B H F' vf ,si s V 2 , . , ,h r 'ii' R 'Ea l ' X Ll., tt 1 J - 5 , l K X f ,V Q V g K l Q -1 Y , 37 X94 . -4 ,,., ,. ' 'Y' it llwxd , fi r t 'Q - J bt Ftrst Row Charles Lee Jean Barnett Nalown Shelton Arllne Smith Bob l-larrus Helen Martin Charles Butler Roxue Pollard Richard McRnll Row Betty Ostendorf Leroy Kenny Pat Wagner Bull Kulle Mar lone Etheridge Dale Smuth Maxnne Mathews Robert Jesop Dons Pfeffer Second Thrrd Row Elnas Sampson Ella Louls Bobbctt Loren Bone Phyllis Lucas Vurgul Sprag.1e Anna Mae Klune James Prlce Muldred Auvnl Clydc Brown Fourth Row Tommy Flcmung Edlth Dye Jam Musgraves Mildred Rogers Jnm Zlmm rman Alberta Smuth J Smysor Betty Kearnes Raymond Bryant Eufth Row Edna Hunley Clarence Buchanan Betty Atklnson Gene Turner Mary Hutchcraft J B Tyler Allcc Swutzer QL KJ 'Y gi I 41 'N Z 'Nll 55 JUNIORS 4 .-.ll , f fe Bt J ff' 1 ' ' gf 5' ,x . ' 'V fl I 94? , l I ' V V X 1 N' ' :J x V 4' ' . S 2, ,ff .3 Al, V 7 ' U .gf Q ' A '- p J l V V 1 X 5 ,,-, V, , A Vifhx X?V,,D VV, . 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Htllegetst, JOC Wulefzrw, Altce Srmnwftnw, Bull Bob Hav- warc1,Anrt Rtley, Btll Vleans, Norma Clark. Eugene Mcfutll Sixth ROW: Wllma Murphy, Dauglas Atteberry. Mary Ann Vaughan, Bull Bcxell, l-lelen Jean Reeycs. Jarnes Nflugrage, Marx Sue Wardell, Vance l-larrtg. Glen Eilen Mttchell Seventh Row' Juntor Stalltnge, Joyce Guy, Den- nus Bowles, Gladys Lerncns, Larry Htlle- getst, Lyla Cunt Frankltn Cltrte, Anna Letnard, Delbert Vaughan J Y ,S '49 - ir fx!! Q If rl X ' 3, .ve Jw, r my ' Hua QL, At Y 3 35 . 1 YQ , - 1... l Q Q , ' 'gif -. J r, S, A 83 J' ' wr' ,K f, 5' , gy RJ? , .pm .. .nk Y -1. ' . ' . ta.. ,. if? J I -mv I t 'nw 1 l'ciA5 N' 4 A if J c ref: X f' ec it vu it . 1 - , ' J ' Q 0 ' i ' 'Q K , ! tv ,W 4 A fy, 4 'C 2, y- T 3 , X' K A ,f A ' s Ls- AfAs r , 5 t Q. bv A .. I , 'A 1 tt -M, X-f c A XX .9 159, .3'C. .,., kg 1 1 A .XX ...yi sm, 5 1-1 z., N.. .I 1 . SOPHOMDRES . Flrgt Row: Floyd Cox, Betty McCullough, Elclo Vaughan, Wllletta Heucltngcr, Kellzxe Stopher, Dorothy Porter, Charles Medler, Cora llcb Robert Worley Second Raw Allele Vaughan James Mauck Delora Humphrey Danlel McNew Bar bard Hurte Wayne Green Mary l-ltghflll Clenn Ellls Clara Bell Cox Thrrd Row Rwy Shaw Mwry Cox Bernard Car ter Eleanor Srmms Charles Vaughan , o Nelda l-larshbarger, Bull Mason, Elizabeth Kelley, Leon Tlclball Fourth Row Rose l-hrrus Noel Vaughan Vtr Inna Grlfflth Donnle Hull Glorta aw rence Curtts Jones Barbara Bestow ay 'ackburn Norma Blades Fufth Row Jtmmy Wood Hazel Eckleb rry lack McClure Dons Gallher Marguente Rose Betty Hodges Altce Hofrnger Pearl Pwrrent Leona Rogers lJun1Orl uxll n ll 4? za W X if SOPHOMORES g ' , , L - . -a : ,,,,, R . . - B- , , , I , V A X ' ,C ., rl 1 5 bf A N ' 'tial' fi , S A y 1+ I Q N1 X. '::'f Z V' - at lx, . . l ' 9 'f ' ', A ,, ' 'l fi! s . . 9 Q K F 'Z 1 - . VA ' . ,, , gl V J Q f 1.1 r r ' N t I I , - , hi If ' U V A ' G. W QQ Z , V L ,A . 1.33 5 M Q q' All 3-xl 2' . ii, Ni H I 9 T? A al C G' 'F U Ax ' I K K 11-W l , 'VV X ' lin f . V C x ' 3 f ea- ' -I S . f v T. . . A X Y nn af :Q Bow: Eddie Aikman, Wanda Morgan, Robert Christy, Betty Brown, Raymond Van Busktrk, Maureen l-lall. Gene Jack- bon, Eltzabeth Adams, Mxron Cnoldblatt Ftrat Second Row: Betty Borah, Dnoglas Bates, Oltye Bompass, Robert Stterwalt, Malone Feltx, ,lrrnmy Joe Turner, Jeanng Parker, Tommy McCltntock, Colleen Borah Row: George Butler. Betty Sue Hacks Kenneth Woods, Fern New, Peter An- drews, Sally Smysor, Carroll Taylor, Phyliss Muller, Rex l-lodge 'lhtrrl Fourth Row: Buddy June Fonkhcoser, Donald Wells, Anna Lou Stewart, Btll Snrnoson, Peggy Scott, DuWayne Cate5, Norma Blake, Gabby Andrews, Dorothy Frye Fttth Row Harold Rosh. Jean Lyons. l-larold Harper, Joyce Stalltngs, Glen Berg, Ann Donegan, Dean Marttn, Elleen Robertgon, Kenneth Johnson S xth Row Janet Bunttng, B.ll Ptleher, Darlene Ddncgan, Mfaync Nlew, Jvyce Ethenclgc. Ted Farms, Dortfthy lyers, Bull McConnell, Martha Book Seventh Riw Robert Dye, Ollte May Gray, Del- bert Harms, Charlene Odom, Bull Worley. Ernnwadean Holman, Mlg-rrtt Day, Margze Harm, Bernard Chapman no A' mf V ' I xg-'Win x , W, P XS ' 'Q , C ,Ay l 2 - - 'A I ' 'E -3 sf ra H W l , x, 3' B ,x gig 1j'i',,'. .5 v, ' Q 5 ft ,M X asf' '-7, W at 1 4' XX NZ, V, ff lr by----. . - - -N Q 265 L 3: ,7 K 1 , 5 - IU 9 . 1' f sz' , , . V , xy ,. B Y 42 4 ' 5 4- a P 2 fe? FRESHMEN 5 Y' Q.-A , . at .fi W E fur Q S F' 'G' li ri U AY!! First Row: Vernon Elliott, Arline Atteberry, Robert Mayfield, Martha Richards, Carroll Gibson, Molly Garrett, Gene Wheat, Betty Lou Fenton, Joe Paul Sicond Row, Ouida Mae Wood, Alvin Morris, Emma Jane Carter, Donald Worley, Caro- lyn Owen, Dale Day, Margaret Service, Bill Borah, Mary Lorene Meeks Third Row: Raymond Soward, Joyce Owen, Clarence Moore. Mary Scott, Wayne Shut- fett, Joan Borah, Robert Dosier, Alice Snnett, Leslie Tidball Fourth Rowg Marylee Merritt, John Burgess June Ellis, Grant Hoskins, Jane Stmpson Glen Stopher, Wilma Harris, Lex Oster- man, Betty Hawes Fifth Row: Guy Eckleberry, Joyce Potts, Ecl- mund Grimes, Barbara Harrison, Don Pike Rosemary Shelton, Robert Vlliles, Elsie Fen- ton, Kenny Kiester Sixth Row: Gladys Farmer, Lloyd Sherman Nancy Blades, Donald Harris, Loulse Isles Francis Hallam, Robert Merritt, Joe Lee Mary Ann Haught Seventh Row: Delbert Ellis my ' X ' 554115, fi.: 'fj,,,, f A .. 'ri' Atl!-13 it X 2 ' ' lit, 'wllf L., X. M gi V- r ' 4 ff 1 x V y H ' 'lvl' V Wall' W r W S A '--' xx f- 5 Q- Qi xgr al 1' Xxx . l 1 wfllif 72 L I I 3- -f N i. , 4' A It I. ,434 1 ka V i l I. n Ni' E Fl., i-A ,E l Q J L U FRESHMEN -. AMY--' I ' vc V- A , 1 Y - 'Q ... ' ,Vx . xv 1 'V-, M 2.4g,' ' Y - k' bf L'.' VlT5Vf'? g fil'-V5 1. f . . - Til 'ir--,A FQ v- 1 iifill' V14 M bf 1- L-iw + in i-Q,-.' ' ' -fig'-L 354' ?, ' ,.. L .P 'fZ'.-.Qfg ,, ,N - N , f , ., , xr , 1 ggi . J. 2 K K 2 1 r -I -Lax I---NA X as N Qi 1 ,J 4 'f-Q2 Lg v ff 41 X' n-. A -'R' D ww -'4 ,T n,, . ,. .ve 2' xl f 4 1' ,L '. . r.IqV4 ,,. Vu, G i 'Q' 25 f . , 'I ' ,' ' 5 -2 +: q-1.1: . , My ax. ' vi, ' ' ' VW gs-fix. ' rf' ' 3 J! y. p.f.,r.' I ., .qvf ., ' sv. 4 , Q 'ff I ft' 4r .'Tx-' if 'O 1. FN P' J xrv eva. ,f , N ,-gk if Y I '-'Qx ii' 7'-..: .-as-lr 4, X sk E. W X Q ,5 Yf f' ' ,,tf'f'L 1-41. ' A ,p 'Q 4 'V X- me If fum- 0 , ,A f' 1-4, afxfdf I.. K ffvw. 1 ' ' Tv. , -', E , f , X1 gh JmM1i,:g f,i.5,',:'v4R'v Q ,ff 1,.f'g:w-A Yr Raw K-5 'Q-,V 'fi lww 'JAAL .,-yr 2' nr MESS' Q gf: wax the Athletics I HITTINC THE HICHLICH I on SCIENCE CLUB The purpose of the Science Club is to build good will in the community and gain scientific knowledge. This year the club had a stand at both football and basketball games. They made a trip to St. Louis to see the ICE CAPADES. The members donated money with which food and clothing were bought. From these, twelve baskets were filled and given to needy families. President: Eloise lvers Vice-President: Clyde Englebright Secretary: Virginia Self Treasurer: Elias Simpson Sponsor: Miss Walker CDMMERCIAL CLUB The main objective ot the club is to produce a business atmosphere and a busi- ness background. The members are en- couraged to study the new developments of business, to become business-minded, to become social-minded, to develop high stan- dards of scholarship and to learn to appreci- ate the value of good business ethics. Presidentz James Langdon Vice-President: l-lerb l-lawbecker Secretary: Randall Elliott Treasurer: Violet l-luddelson Sponsor: Miss Stoltz Emmit Buchanan, Clell Worley, Rog- er Smith, Virginia Self, Marjory Spenser, Clyde Englebright, Bill Barrett, Miss Wilker, Nelda l-larshbarger, Gladys Lemons, Tommy Flemming, Donald Wor- ley, Sidonia Jett, Betty Ostendorf, Edith Dye, Bill Craig Raymond Bruce, L. D. Mathews, Franklin Cline, Charles Lee, Dorothy Schofield, Elias Simpson, Carrol Buchan- an, Jimmy Zimmerman, Darlene Laws, Arn Riley, Barbara Jackson, Albert Brown, Lynn Humphrey, Pearl Parrcnt, Roger Eckleberry, Eloise lvers Randall Elliott, James Langdon, Wanda Conway, Miss Stoltz, Margie Meeks, Marjorie Etheridge, Jean Harlan, Charles McClure, Violet Hudleson, Lola Frederick, Betty Robertson, Charles Steiner, Rachel Slagel Joe Fearn, Jeene Rumburg, Richard McCoy, Margie Courtright, Babe Scar- brough, Bill Theofanopoulos, Doris Pfef- fer, Rosemary Tice, Lucinda Wilson, l-lerh Hawbecker, Donald Rose James Wood, Daniel McNew, James Mauck, Mr. Smith, Noel Vaughn, Eldo Vaughn, Allan Oster- man, Dale Felix, James Mugrage, Leon Tidball, Donald Pike, Bill Ma- son, Virgil Sprague, Alvin Morris, Bill Boxell, Dale Barr, J. B. Tyler, Arnold Kincart, Leroy Kinney, Glen McGrill, James Zuber, Lesley Tid- ball, Glen Ellis, Wayne Green Charles Medler, Kelzie Stopher, Lex Osterman, Charles Vaughn, Vance Harris, Joe Lee, Joe Paul, Bernard Chapman, Eugene Carter, Delbert Vaughn, Robert Dye, Delbert Ellis, Donald Worley, Eugene Hal- lam, Gene Wheat, Harold Harper, Richard Hoskins, William Worley Charles Werner, Richard Rhine- hart, Gordon Jenkins, Richard Mc- Coy,, James Zuber, Martin Christy, Virgil Sprague, Ed Kimmel, John Dilges, Mr, Wetherington Bill Theofanopoulos, French Tick- ner, John Book, Keith Hoffee, Wil- liam Lear, Charles Steiner, Joe Fearn, Carroll Vogel, Bull Musgraves, John Stewart FFA The primary aim of the FFA is the de- velopment ot agricultural leadership, co- operation, and citizenship. The motto ot the Club is: Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. The FFA has loaned out over SZOOO to purchase registered animals for projects and has not lost a cent yet. The members also participate in live-stock judging contests and other things both interesting and educa- tional. President: Noel Vaughn Vice-President: Charles Vaughn Secretary: Jim Zuber Treasurer: Dale Barr Sponsor: Mr. Smith ,S f S SW CLUB This year the members of the 590 Club have been in charge of the popcorn con- cession at all the games. The purpose of the organization is to promote school spirit and leadership, and although it isn't as old as scme of the other clubs here, it has done a fine job so far. President: Joe Fearn Vice-President: Carroll Vogel Secretary-Treasurer: Bill Musgraves Sponsor: Mr. Wetherington F. H. A. Janice Robbins ....AA Jean Rumburg ,,..... Joan Galiher ..,w,., Dorothy Felix ....,. Wilma Wallace ..... Molly Garrett Wanda Morgan Marjorie Felix Virginia Self Lila Curd Betty Jo Robertson Emmadean Holman Virginia Griffith Jean Lyons Mary Hollard Arlene Atteberry Betty Hicks Alice Simmons Anna Leinard Janet Bunting - + L S Girls in the F.l-l.A. try to learn to leave a better life today in order that their lives and those of their families may be better tomorrow. F,H.A. girls are the Future Home- makers of America, OFFICERS ......President s,s..YVice-President ,..s..Secre-tary ..A,.,Treasurer .....,ParIiamentarian MEMBERS Rosemary Shelton Alkie Vaughn Pearl Parrent Alice l-lotinger Phyllis Lucas Joan Borah Nancy Blades Lois Frederick Loia Frederick Barbara Harris Barbara Scott June Ellis Sponsor, Miss Wright ANNUALSTAFF Margaret Tate Rachel Slagel Randall Ellrott Btll Theotanopoulos Donald Rose Bully Brrckett Charlene Trnbe Pl'tyll1S Dehllertf Betty Harrlson Charletta Webber Sldonra Jett Charlene Webber Marjorne Spencer Ann Rrley Myron Goldblatt James Langdon Cordon Jenklns Mary Lou Lewrs Rrchard Pennnngton Barbara Scarbrough Pobert Meeks Janrce Robbrns Mrss Marltn Mr Wetherrngton Smce the annual IS a Semot composed mamly of Scmoxs most of whrm a1e tak1ng Engllsh IV Thxs makes 1t much easlex for the sponsm Mlss 'viallm to keep 1n touch vs1th and SUPPIVISS the wolk of the staff Thls same plan 1s used IH 103, 11d to the p'1pf1 eta The mz1Jo11ty of ts staff members come fxom the Enghsh IV class The Pxaxu staff vu AS hu-.x II wt n plfllllt xx ts ta en P1 Jhshttl oncl math mnth 1 1 c It ltlx e 1 h dmnt body Co Edrtors Busrness Manager Assrstant Sports Reporters Organ: atron Clas Edrtors Asststants Musrc Edrtor Prophecy W1 l Features Calendar Sponsors BRAYER STAFF Randall Ellrott Norma Marlcle If lfll C Donald Rose Charlene Trrbe Norma Bruce Betty Harrrscn Vnolet l-'lucldelson John Drlge Brlly Btrckett James Langdon MISS Marlrn French Trckner Bosrness Manwger Lllt Sports Reporter Features Pep Club Rep rter Classes Vocatronal R pnrter Sports Reporter Musrc Reporter Sponsor Art Edrtor lNot1n prcturel LQ !S .. V g a S It ,, COAE ers F , ' U S e r ' , ,,1., I rf r f X , , ,,,,, ,,,., ,,,, K V V V Y V 'V Class project, its staff is - ' ff. 1 ' 'A ' 1 Q ut wt 'k H 'l 1' this ' - ': .' ' k . 1l - - -' ' n . th- l'I1:yA1 1: g -1 -' njfyvd y the- stu BAND The band was still rather small this year, but before very long it showed that in spite of its size it could hold its own among the bands in southern Illinois. This year Mr. Wetherington formed the Band Mothers' Club to try to foster better relations be- tween the student, the school, and the parents. During the year the band played for all of the football games and put on an extra show at some of them by doing some forma- tions on the field, they also led the home- coming parade, Music was furnished by the band for only the last two basketball games because of the lack of space provided for it. lst Row: James Langdon, Mr. Wetherington, Marty Christy, Colleen Borah, Bill Simpson, J. Smysor, Norma Blades, Jean Smith, Wanda Ashbrook, Shirley Smith, Robley Banker 2nd Row: Charles Werner, Richard Reinhardt, Bobby Gene Smith, David Crackel, Joan Gali- her, Carroll Taylor, Ted Mathews, Jeanne Parker, Myrta Dale, Billy Bob Hayward, Pat Morris, Dor- othy Koontz, Jimmie Joe Turner Dale Smith, Eileen Robertson, Gene Jackson, Eloise lvers, Eliza- beth Adams, Herb I-lawbecker, Carl Farris, John Haegele For the Carmi homecoming the band traveled to Carmi to take part in the home- coming festivities, which consisted of a parade through the main section of town in the afternoon and a combined maneuver of the Carmi and FCHS bands before the game and at the half. Another trip was made to Albion to combine with the Albion band to furnish a little extra entertainment for the football game held in that city. The main event of the year was the music contest held at Bridgeport, which the band attended as a group and also entered a few soloists. ?H 'Q CHOIR A new policy was inaugurated in the choir this year. Miss Jessop, who has been director of the choir for many years, gave up her post to Mr. Wetherington, who now has charge of all the musical activities of the school, The choir consisted of forty-one voices with Gloria Lawrence and Dorothy lvers, accompanists. For the first time in the his- tory of the school the choir purchased robes in which to give their performances. In order to pay for the robes, which were pur- chased at a cost of 3675, the members un- dertook two selling campaigns, They sold Christmas cards, which netted them SISO profit, and they also sold subscriptions to lst Row, Top: Dick McCoy, Charles Steiner, David Haught, Allen Spaulding, Jack Walton, John Hancock, Gordon Jenkins, French Tickner, David McKenny, Ted Mathews, Robert Bone, James Cash, Dean Martin, Billy Bob Hayward Zncl Row: Buddic Funkhous- cr, Betty Brown, Anna Mae Cline, iff Joyce Owen, Dorothy Ivers, Charlene W e b b e r, Virginia Bumpass, Dorothy Fry, Barbara Kelley, Jean Hutchison, Anita Karr, Myrta Dale, Mr. Wetherington Marshall, Shari Eleanor Cable, 3rd Row: Doris Pteffer, Betty Borah, Wil- Dorothy Koontz, Mariorie Burton, ma Wallace, Gloria Lawrence, Helen Martin the Wayne County RECORD. In addition to this, several donations were received from citizens and organizations. During the year the group sang for sev- eral special occasions, including the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner, the Rotary Club, and the Lions' Club. They also par- ticipated in the district music contest held at Bridgeport. At the first of the year it was evident that the choir was a well balanced group and as the year progressed they become a highly efficient and polished organization, which received much praise through the local papers. PEP CLUB The purpose of the Pep Club is to pro- mote school spirit, leadership, and interest in athletics. Some of the things to be re- membered about the Pep Club this year are: the Valentine Party lsome will never forget thatll the drill they ALMOST did at the Homecoming gamei the Pep Club Banquet: the contribution to needy families at Christ- mas, and the new pins for the members. President: Janice Robbins Vice-President: Norma Bruce Secretaryi Betty Harrison Treasureri Roxie Pollard Sponsors: Miss Jessop and Mrs Vera O'Neal Top Row: Olive Bumpass, Pat Morris, Bernita Thacker, Violet Huddelson, Betty Hicks, Gloria Law- rence, Roxie Pollard, Betty Atkinson, Phyllis DeMent. Wanda Ashbrook, Rachel Slagel, Mary Lou Leviis. Norma Maricle, Virginia Bumpass, Eleanor Vanway. Alberta Smith, Darlene Dunegan Second Row: Miss Jessop, Betty Borah, Shari Karr. Frances Baskett, Sidonia Jett, Norma Holmes, Mildred Rogers, Rosemary Tice, Martha Book, Margery Harris. Margaret Simpson, Maureen Hall, Doris Haught, Max- ine Matthews, Jecne Rumburg, Mrs. Vera O'Neil, Ann Dunegan Third Row: Delora Humphrey, Alberta Tickner, Colleen Borah, Elizabeth Adams, Eileen Robinson, Lu- cinda Wilson, Wanda Conway, Arlene Smith, Betty Martin, Helen Tribe, Barbara Bestow, Norma Clark, Betty Brown, Jeanne Parker, Buddie Funkhouser, Doris Pteffer Bottom Row: Betty Harrison, Pat Wagner, Juanita Jeszop, Bonnie Gaddis, Virginia Self, Jean Smith, Helen Martin, Wilma Wallace, Betty Robertson, Pat Mugrage, Robley Banker, Norma Blades, Anita Marsh- all, Eleanor Cable, Janice Robbins, Molly Garrett MEMBERS lst Row: Fred Book, Jim Land, Charles Butler, Jim Musgrave, Bill Kullo. Clyde Englebright Znd Row: Bill Garrett, Don Simpson, Bill Mathes, Dave Mc- Kenney, Lester Willmore, Jack Walton 3rd Row: Mr. Martin, Fred Ack- man, O. B. Caudle, Bill Theotano- poulos, Jerry Bates, Ted Mathew. Mr, Hutt MEMBERS lst Row: Dorothy Felix, Mary Lou Lewis, Pearl Parrent, Barbara ji Bestow, Jean Smith, Robley Bank- er, Roxie Pollard, Miss Brach, Jeanne Parker Znd Row: Virginia Self, Delora Humphrey, Norma Holmes. Betty Harrison, Norma Blades, Virginia Bumpass, Norma Clark, Janice Robbins, Doris Pteffer, Betty Mar- tin rQ: :'- -' ' V F CLUB C A A PURPOSE The purpose ot this organization is to promote among its members a knowledge of fellowship, sportsmanship, leadership: to stimulate a spirit of co-operation and under- standing between members and the student body toward sporting activitiesg and to pro- mote better athletics in F. C. H. S. OFFICERS Fred Aclcman ..,... ...... P resident Jack Walton . Vice-President Jerry Bates ....... ...... S ecretary-Treasurer The purpose of this club is to develop co-ordination ot the body, as well as ot the mind, through clean sports. Girls belonging to this club live according to good health rules. Two highlights ot the club this year were Play Day, held at Vxfayne City, and the stage play. Lady VVindermere's Fan. which was presented in St. Lcufs. OFFICERS Betty Harrison ...... . ..... President Virginia Bumpass. . ,. Vice-Pregident Janice Robbins, , . Treasurer Barbara Bestow ..,.. .,.. S ecretary ucen Pat Dickey Football Co captain Bob Elliott Senior Attendant Dorothy Felix Junior Attendant Norma Bruce Sophomore Attend nt Barbara Jackson Freshman Attendant Betty Brown Senior Flower Girl Marjorie Burton Junior Flower Girl Helen Tribe Sophomore Flower Girl Shari Karr Fre hman Flower Gir Molly Garrett omcf onimq ucv unc! .fllcfncfru fs 6555 aff? 1 all The homecoming queen this year was Pat Dickey, She was voted queen by the school and is from the Senior Class. The queen attend- ants, and flower girls rode from the school to the County Courthouse aboard a beautifully decorated truck. On the courthouse steps. with a large audience present Pat was crowned Football queen of i947 by co-captain Bob Elliott. The attendants were: Dorothy Felix from the Senior class Bar- bara Jacksori from the Sophomore class Norma Bruce from the Junior cla-s and B-tty Brown from the Freshman class. For th first time Fairfield had flovxer girls from each class. They were: Marjorie Burton from the Senior class. Helen Tribe from the Junior cass, Shari Karr from the Sophomore class and Molly Garrett from the Freshman class. The attendants and flower girls wore forrnals this year instead of the traditional red sweaters and black skirts. Our lovely blond queen was dressed in a blue formal, not the white sweater and skirt which prec ding Fairfield Football queens had worn. eff- First prizes ,, ,Science Club Second prize ,,,A v ,,. 5 Club Third prize ....... ....... C onservation Club -. ,. flnnnfununq AfLnNs The Science Club float consisted of a miniature house erected on a truck with a Fairfield mule standing on the green lawn. Our mule, Roger Eckle- berry, means business with his club ugzraised ready to keep the Flora wolf from the door. Second deserving prize winner was the 5 o Club float. The mule certainly liad lcnee action, gathering from the appearance of the bleeding wolf lying at the Fairfield Mules heels. The mule left the wolf's head on, but apparently fatally wounded him. Probably the hottest of all floats was that of the Conservation Club, Look at the streamlined beauty, Char- letta Webber, in the bathing suit. Bob Bone is actually burning down the place with his guitar music. The stove adds to the warmth as though it were needed with all that blazing pulchri- tude of Juanita Jessop sitting on the fenders. Naturally we expect the wolves to howl, but. girls, we mean from pain. un-F,-4 r C RY11.. GLUB Burlrly June Funkhouscr, Betty Brown, Joyce Ann Owen, Anna Mae Ciine, Dorothy Frye, Barbara Kelly, Mr. Wetherington, Betty Jo Robert- son, Pauline Harris Jean Hutchison Anita Marshall, Myrta Dale, Virginia Sclf, Eleanor Cable, Mariorie Burton, Doris Pfeffcr, Betty Borah, Wilma Jean Wallace, Dorothy Koontz Gloria Lawrence, Helen Martin David Haughf, Dick McCoy Charles Steiner, Allen Spaulding, Jack Walton, French Tickner, Tcrl Mathews, Dave McKenney, Gordon Jenkins, John Hancock, Billy Bob l Hayward, Dean Martin, Kenneth Kiestcr, Bob Bone, James Ralph Cash, Mr. Wetherington GIRLS' CLEE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club, under the direc- tion of Mr. Wetherington, has made var- ious personal appearances in the community the school term. They sang for the Chamber of Commerce of Fairfield and at the high school Christmas program. Mr. Wethering- ton has done a grand job of teaching both popular and classical songs to the girls. lt's enlightening to hear these beautiful voices of the Glee Club sounding throughout the bottom floor. Glee Club, however, does not offer a full credit toward graduation, but the classes do not meet every day. lt offers a wonderful opportunity to get acquainted with good singing and to be able to enioy it. The Boys' Glee Club, like that of the girls, has made various appearances at school and throughout the community. These boys do wonderful singing. They aren't lazy either: they sold Christmas cards and the Wayne County RECORD subscrip- tions in order to help pay for their new choir robes. The director, Mr. Wethering- ton, has taught our future Sinatras and Crosbys many songs. We should hear more from the high school Glee Clubs in the future. They have entertained many busi- ness and civic organizations. James Ralph Cash ci Ser LATIN CLUB CONSERVATION CLUB The Latin Club this year was under the sponsorship ot Miss Dunn, One purpose of this club is to emphasize the cultural value of Latin to students engaging in activities which they could not study in class. This year the club saw the movie, The Last Days ot Pompeii. and went Christmas Caroling, They are planning to have their cwn Roman banquet this year. Members of the club prepared reports on Roman times The Conservation Club is a new club under the sponsorship ot Mr. Kirkpatrick, The president of the club is Charlene Web- ber, The clubs purpose is to teach students to protect and preserve objects ot Nature without injury. The number ot members for a new club is usually much lower than that ot this one. The club has a total of around thirty members. Various members gave re- ports pertaining to soil conservation and other subjects which co-ordinate with the purpose of the Club Doug Bates Ken weth Johnson Miss Dunn Doug Attclverry Betty Harri Noel Vaughan Clzrahelle Vaughan Mary Cox Gladys Lemons Neld Rae Harshbarger Joyce Guy Siclonia Jett Marqaret Odom Mary Que Wardell Roxio Pollard Edna Hunley Barbara Bestow DorothY relax Glen Ellen Mitchell Ollie Mae Gray Delora Humphrey Norma Holmes Frances Baskett Janice Robbins Norma Clark Anita Mar hall Mary Catherine Hightill Bett! O endorf Bll Kulle Jerry Bates Margaret Ann Tate Jirnn f Land Chester Gre'J0V r rl B ok Clyde Engle rqht an soo B C cr ey a S mpson LCO N' 5 , c rr ta a Je ty Charles MCC ure O a refer lc s er c i 1 t eerae Rum er, Vr, C iw c add s Char etta ei te Bcttf Jo Robertson Alrerta T ls C ima la e Scartrot h ar ne Nei Fe et rah t lo e Q Mr Kirkfatrick f r , Sl ti U, son, i 1 3 , , S I I . gt , t , i NX xr, n C C. E: i , Boi B' c Bot: Jes til Caud l Clel ff i Eli 2 r , ' in M ins Bill .aa ctt Juan- Jessip JJ: l' i L l F j ig I Lo Frei i k S don a 'et,J b n icfia S-l' Eo s S i i 'fr' if ' r , I , lr rt r W l , Nat c V Ea' s 5 ij Ch I3 X ,, r E t, Ez . Cu rs n K Fmt fgl' El, r tt Sryarmur sf i 'I 'I 14 kt Nw 'M s i mf. 7, V, F Viz 4 lf, Y 1 I OI1 the Sports H HITTINC THE HICHLICH COACH LEO HUTT Mr. l-lutt, a graduate of Murray State Teachers' College, has been at FCHS tor two years, serving as football coach, as- sistant basketball coach, and as assistant track foreman. This year Mr. l-lutt worked untiringly with the boys who were out to play foot- ball, and out of this work came a brilliant team which won tive ot their eight games. FOOTBALL SQUADS Top Row: Myron Goldblatt, Harold Rush, Carroll Glenn Taylor, Kenny Woods, Gilbert Andrews, Robert Mayberry, Bill Mason, Kenneth Johnson, Fred Book, Kenneth Kiester, Bernard Chapman 2nd Row: Douglas Bates, Glenn Berg, Ray Van Buskirk, Lynn Humphrey, Albert Brown, Roger Eckleberrv, Bill Craig, James Mugrage, Robert Wheat, Ted Buck, Tommy Mc- Clintock, Louis Cox, Bill Means, Vernon Elliott, John Hancock l, ,.-f 3rd Row: Coach Mac Martin, Clell Worley, Arthur Xanders, Dick McCoy, Bill Theofanopoulos, Kenneth Kenshalo, Clyde Brown, loe Fearn, Frcd Ackman, Jack Walton, Ted Mathews, Dale Smith, Clyde Englebright, Coach Leo Hutt -lth Row: Bill Mathis, Jim Land, co-captain Bob Elliott, Allen Spaulding, David McKenney, Lester Willrnore, Bill Garrett, marager Jerry Bates, Don Simpson, Ed Kimmel, Bill Kullc, Jim Musgrave, and co-captain O. B. Caudle, not shown in the picture l . 1 X. wk ,U 6 Z7 ' -.. 1. 9 I 3' 1 7 . 7 .AV 'I H' 4 1- R Q mf .K Q4 3 . 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M u ! s . yng if 2 8 U 4' x I 42 Q , fly 4' BASKETBALL TEAMS Top Row: Tommy McClintock, Kenneth Wood, Kenneth Johnson, Eddie Ack- nnan, Carroll Glenn Taylor, Rex Hodge, Dean Martin, George Butler, Donald Wells, Bob Christy, and Raymond VanBuskirk 2nd Row: Dick McCoy, Ted Mathews, Bill Garrett, Don Simpson, captain Jack Walton, Bob Elliott, O. B. Caudle, and .lim Land 3rd Row: Coach Leo l-lutt, managers James Mugrage and Jerry Bates, coach Mac Martin COACH MAC MARTIN l Coach Mac Martin, director of the Athletic Department, is a graduate of S. l. U. and has coached in Fairfield for a number of years, serving as basketball coach, assistant football coach, and track foreman. With a long string of success- ful teams behind him, Mr. Martin has proved his ability as a coach. Mr. Martin has worked untiringly and has based his work on the principle of fighting to the finish. win, lose, or draw. 3 as Dare Nfzx Nm Nov. Dec. Dec Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec, Dec Dec. Dec. Team NN'ayne Cnty lvlt. Vernon TVlcLeansboro Mt Carmel Carms Lawrencevllle 'OlnCy Flora All3lOn Tllden Tech Charlesmn lvlr. Vernon Edwardsvllle 11 AS Place Here There Here There Here There Here There Here 'VH Vernon Tourn, Ml. Vernon Teurn. MT, Vernon Town, Mt. Vernon Tourn, We C5 22 48 -TO 58 10 63 -11 70 71 51 36 51 14111-TA ThCy 26 39 38 -15 32 15 3-1 45 25 32 49 59 53 1 ., ll 3111115111 Jan .lan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 2 Olney 2 Flora 9 Salem 10 Brldgeport 16 Lawrenceyulle 17 Carml 23 Salem 30 Mt. Carmel 6 Flora 13 Olney 20 Alblon 21 Bridgeport 27 Robinson 'Conference games at Flora Toomey Flora Tourney Here There Here There There Here Here There There Here There rxllllx 15.1 I 'X VT L1 . klnlll 1 l . k-Txrllrlllrvll fuss mzcruj 1 Was our trup last summer ever swell' We saw most of the old gang besudes havung a lot of fun Just as we were about to board the traun w notuced the conductor as he opened hus mouth to s ream all aboard and we knew the fune paur of bouncung tonsuls could belong to no one but Joe Fearn As we started on our uourney our furst stop was New York Cuty We stopped furst at the Walton Center to see our old pal Jack Walton He has be come a ruch oul magnate and just recently bought out Rockefeller As he was escortung us to our cab w notuced that he and the uanutor were old buddues Who should the uanutor be but an old churn Howard Porter After beung dusappounted un love several fumes he decuded to become a uanutor Wuth Jacks unflu ence we obtauned tuckets to Jack and the Bean Stalk who should be the leadung man but Gor don Jenkuns playung the beanstalk After the play we went to a duve called Club Zl Our usherette was an old fruend of ours Maruorue Courtrught Here we found two of our old buddues June Ashbrook and Duckey McCoy featured un the Barn Yard Stomp of Gobberknob Theur costumes were quute elaborate burlap bags caught un the muddlc wuth chucken wure We also learned whule un thus cuty that Frenchue Tuckner and Myrta Dale were starrung un Hamlet Frenchue us playung the part of Hamlet the would be better off dead anywayl and Myrta the part of Ophelua lshe always was sorta nuttyl Thus show was beung produced by Charletta Webber and durected by Raymond Watson Our next destunatuon was Atlantuc Cuty Whom should we see paradung up and down the Boardwalk solucutung votes for the Muss Ameruca contest of l97O but Phyllus Delvlent Whule un thus cuty we met a man of hugh socual standung Charles McClure the fearless F B I agent who recently captured the wuley Bob Elluott Bob has caused the death of many a young mauden lbroken hearts you knowl for unstance Emagene Pruce Loua Frederuck Bonnue Qufodus and Vuolet Hudelson Tampa Floruda was next Here we had a bug surpruse Red Reunhardt and hus Royal Red Mun ne5OfuanS were drawung crowds to Durty Duck s Saloon Thus establushment was owned and operated by Mar garet Tate Her head bouncer was Charlene Trube The band consusted of Charles Werner on the cornet John Heagle on the trombone Herb Hawbecker on the bass James Langdon on the drums and theur greatest attractuon Ted Mathews on the sax Ted never fauls to amaze hus auduence by playung the Royal Red Boogue wuth one hand whule leusurely drag gung on a cugarette held un the other hand Just out sude Durty Ducks stood a man wuth brught red haur yellung guaranteed staunless To our amazement we found that ut was Freddue Ackman After all these years he could kuss lyou know whol wuthout beung kudded by hus mother when he got home Our tume was growung short so we lumped unto the nearest cab not realuzung that ut was a new studo turtle Thus us the newest car on the market and has been produced by crossung a turtle and a Studebaker to slow up traffuc Thus car has been produced by three lamebrauns Charles Steuner Carrol Vogel and Bull Theo When we funally arruved at the aurport TWO DAYS LATE we found that ut was named for an old Faurfueld son Carl Farrus whose latest unven tuon the Super Sonuc Rocket Shup has brought hum world fame At Tallahasse Mary Lou decuded to vsut a haur dresser lBoy dud she need ut9l The best un town was Antoune aluas James Cash whose latest creatuon un the way of haurdo s us appropruately named Purple were surprused to fund that ut was owned by Norma lvlarucle ljust lately she has worked her way up from queen of the sudeshowl lnsude of the bug tent we wutnessed the performance of the world s rnost darung acrobat John Hancock Out of 620 performances he has never mussed a swung Charlene Webber whose extensuve traunung un vorce control made her a charn puon barker for the sudeshow was yellung her favorute yell Come one come all see the freaks of the world for only lOc one dume the tenth part of a dollar We decuded to see her show and as we went un we Saw some famuluar faces beung advertused Bull Lear whose nose trouble has made hum the only man un the world whose nose wull stretch for I3 un cold weather lalways was nosey wasnt he999l Vurguruua Self charms the snakes by mer ly sungung You re Too Fat For Me and Aluce Andrews as the fat lady lughtly tuppung the scales at 5lO lDud we say tuppungv We meant crushungl Dave Mc Kenny strong man lufts IO pound sacks of lvlarshmallows and wuth only one hand too ' Such strength ' Next we uourneyed to lvlobule Alabama where a great event was takung place Donald Rose the greatest lawyer of all tumes was defendung the State of Alabama agaunst the Double Dubble Bubble Gum J f j ' C . ff! 1' If 4.3 - ' . V Y ' . v e , A 4 r - . ' , I A I - - . u e . -- ' I ' . . D u - . . . . - 5 ' ' - V . A I V 1 b . Y- - - , - - Passion. We then decided to take in a carnival. We ' ' ' ' Q Q I I 3 KISS IU 7 Ill!! U c COmpahy Thus company us owned and operated by Vurgunua Bumpass Her attorneys were Clyde Engle brught and Eugene Carter The ludge presudung over th case was none other than Dale Felux After the trual we were very hungry so we went to the largest restaurant un the South lt was owned by John Book and Keuth Hoffee The head walter lwhom you had to tip S5 to get a tablel was Vernel Cravens The entertaunment was guven by a group of well known artusts Bull Mathes and Betty Jo Robertson gave theur modern versuon of the uutterbug A truo of gurls lMaruorue Burton Eleanor Cable and Barbara Kelly! helped Bob Bone wuth a hula dance as he played on the Hawauuan Guutar We traveled by bus to New Orleans When our bus druver turned around we at once recognuzed hum as Clell Worley Our hostesses were lla Bell a d Betty Wood We arruved un New Orleans durung the heught of the Mardu Gras At mudnught when the masks were removed we were surprused to see many old fruends Among them were Pat Duckey June Grubb and Jaruuce Robbuns wuth theur dates Ruchard Pennungtoru James Muller and Charles Frazuer respec tuvely All were dressed as old fashuoned brudes and grooms and much to our surpruse we learned that puly marrued for fuve years Whule roamung through the French sectuon we were amazed at what dyed haur and a dufferent name wull do for a gurl The gurl was Lous Frederuck starrung un the French Opera Grab That Man The show centered around the leadung lady and her pursuut of the leadung man Les Wull more across the stage On the plane to Tulsa we found that our pulot and hostess were old fruends namely Chester Gregory and Dorothy Felux lt us a new rulung that all hostesses must have red haur so we hardly recognuzed her at furst lmmeduately after leavung the plane we ob tauned tuckets to the matunee Rodeo Among our famous fruends there were Randall Elluott Bob Gruffuth and Emmett Buchanan who are world renowned for th r abuluty at bull doggung steers Wanda Conway was there by courtesy of Republuc Studuo that has employed her to substutute for the chuef cowboys un theur bronco bustung scenes She us really quute good at ut At the untermussuon as we rose to get a coke we notuced a team of horses brung a platform to the center of the arena Who should step out on that platform but Mary Lou Lewus and Rachel Lou Slagel Rachel s banuo accompanument to Mary Lou s beautuful rendutuon of Whats Lufe Wuthout Love was very strukung from the stage so strlkung ln fact that be tween them they had most of the fans out of the stands It was umpossuble for us to stay for the rest of the show as we had an early dunner date Whule havung a drunk ur- the lovely Horn Room of the Spurs and Saddle Club we recognuzed the bartender as Eugene Hall He unformed us that Jean Harlan and Julua Jelly furnushed the maud servuces for the hotel They are most noted for theur ummense collectuon of monogrammed towels from the number of hotels un whuch they have worked After our meal we decuded to go to the dancung room on the roof and who be the elevator boy but Carrol Elluott who attempted to guve us a lecture on the ups and downs of lufe The floor show was very enloyable because there were so many famuluar faces un the chorus The routune of the chorus was very untrrcate and those fruends of ours partucupatung were Marporue Meeks Rosemary Mathews Agnes Reed Leona Kearfott Margaret Mc Cullough and Mary Johnson Thus chorus was out standung for theur grace of movement They were so graceful un fact that they were bulled as The Stumblung 6 Early the next mornung we contunued our trup to Calufornua Beung as curuous as most people the furst place we wanted to see was Hollywood Our furst stop She us currently beung seen un Rude Em Cowboy Cecul Leunard Morrus Holmes and Ellsworth Mayer were workung at Republuc Studuos They are the best tour guudes un thus cuty As a sudelune they also sell buts of gossup to newspaper columnusts We lunched at the Brown Derby and swooned when Clark Mont gomery lDuane Lockl and hus sweetheart lBabs Scarbroughl sauntered un They are both starrung un IF YOU VJERE THE ONLY CIRL IN THE WORLD AND l WAS THE ONLY BOY OK BUT NOW LEAVE BE ALONE San Francusco us the one place we couldnt muss We went to Alcatraz to see our old fruend James McGull the warden He told us that three of our old chums Harold Moore Randall Scott and Robert Meeks were stayung wuth hum for ten years because they thought they were better at makung money than the government Also workung there as guards were Bull Musgraves and Lloyd Rose After our pleasant stay at Alcatraz we went to Portland Oregon By thus tlme we were un need Of a few supplements for our wardrobe The propruetor was Jean McNew who has gauned world game for her new creatuon of a dress that us short enough to be unterestung and long enough to cover the subuect J K ' u ' . 1 . , S I -I ' n I I 7 - fheY Were not d3TeS. but that the-Y had all been Flap' was to see Juanita Jessop, an up-and-coming starlet. . U 1 gi . . - . - b , 4 N1 .J K '. rms' - ,Hill Iwi! ri 45 We just received a bulletin from Washington that Senator Blowhard lAllen Spaldingl has just been re- elected Senator from Mississippi, His faithful aids are Junior Stewart and Robert Solomon. We were just in time to attend the Festival of Roses. The Queen was our good friend, Wanda Vaughn, Her attendants were Rosemary Tice, Helen Soward, Lucinda Wilson, and Wilma Wallace. At first it was a little hard for us to believe that the Queen and attendants were all old Fairfield chumsg then we saw the iudges - - Pauline Harris and Mary Belle Miller --- now isn't that a coincident?? Immediately after the Festivals were over, we parted, feeling very elated at having renewed our friendship with all of the Class of '-IS. Gordon must go back to New York to resume his part in Jack and the Beanstalk, and Mary Lou to meet the Rodeo in Denver. Dear Miss Lonely Hearts: I have heard rumors that I am a very popular girl. Should I believe the rumors, or is it really true that I am the prettiest girl in school? Beautifully yours, Emogene Price Dear Miss Price: You must remember that Beauty is as beauty does. That is the only way to compare beauty with others. LONELY HEARTS CLUB Miss Cupid Lonely Hearts 'W ll Y!! We. thc Senior class of I9-l8 ot the F8lf'llClClCOfT1' munrty l-lrgh School, belng of sound mrnd and sane body fno matter what the oplnron ot others Isl. hereby revoke any prevrous wulls and make our LAST wull and testament. Our treasury has lrttleg our treasury owes much: the rest we leave to the poor. The Class as a whole bequeaths to the Junrors ali the chewung gum they have deposrted under desks. seats, floors of the local theaters. bleachers. and any other convenlent place. They may sell lt to Mr. Wrtg- ley at a dlme a chew at they wash. lt as vvorth more than the chemung gum they can get at Overbee's. havlng been already broken nn, To the Sophomore class of l9-l8 we leave all the cigar stubs, cigarette butts, and plpe ashes found ln the bowler room, the rest rooms. and on the front stepsg also we leave the halt used bex of stogres whrch the S Club makes the new members chew at unutla- ttons. To the Freshmen, God bless thelr lrttle souls and help them through the next three Years of trying to convince therr teachers that they have studned therr assrgnments, we leave our good manners lioke-Hall. our persuaslve way with teachers 'laugh agalnl, and all those third-hand comlc books that are left lying around lockers, We srncerely hope that you take your unhcrrtances and make the best possrble use of them To the whole school we gladly leave our teachers. The lust that follows may make you the hear of some Senlor Char- actenstrc or complex. Rtchard Pennungton leaves to Arthur Xanders one zcrewdnver sllghtly used but almost good as new. l-le may call for lt at locker number l52, middle floor, any day between 8230 and 4:00 Randall Scott leaves to Vlrgrl Sprague has gun. Vvfhrch gun? Why, the one he's always shooting the bull wlth, of Course. Carroll Curley Elllott leaves Jtm Land to anyone who wants htm. John Haegle leaves to nm 'tclmla' wood that sack of Lay Cr Bust chlck starter rn the hope that he does the latter, Margie Meeks leaves to Helen Tribe her sweaters. Don't wear them backward, Helen. Charles Sterner leaves to Jerry Bates all those empty bottles out back of the schoolhouse. No, Jerry, they haven't anythlng tn them, but you stlll mlght enjoy smellrng them. Harold Moore leaves to anyone, who rs lucky IINN enough to get by woth ut hus hablt of never gettung to school untll 9 30 Clyde Englebrvght and Donald Rose leave to Ednth Dye and Leona Rogers theur seats an Englush IV Herb Hawbecker leaves to Betty Sue Hlcks one whlte rabbut wuth long ears punk eyes short tall and roman nose John Dock Hancock leaves to Eugene Hall has gym trunks Wlth a llttle waist adjustment they should serve as trousers Bull Theofanopoulos leaves to Eluas Sumpson one paur of small lsuze IZI tennls shoes Duck McCoy leaves to Dale Barr hrs Ways and Means Commlttee lDark Town Poker Clubl and hus slogan lm always A W O L or Always Walt :ng on Louuse Juanuta Jessop leaves to Helen Martln her new novel How to Avoud Competutuon Rachel Lou Slagel bequeaths to Dorothy Koontz her abuluty to Interpret poetry umpersonate a certaln ut casualness Loma Frederuck leaves to Ella Louuse Bobbett her Classtcal technuque at the piano and her rendltuon of SOME OF THESE DAYS To Bnlly Burckett James Ralph Cash leaves has SAVOIR FAIRE and the memoraes of all the charm :ng gurls he has known nn the class of 48 Wanda Ashbrook bestows her ACLAT loomph that as nn Englushl to Betty Martnn Phyllus DeMent bestows upon Muldred Rogers that Ah vant to be alone Garbo lune and wlshes to lmpart the advlce that she use lt only when a certaln char acter IS about Mary Lou Lewus leaves to Norma Bruce those Dark Eyes that Well here lam attutude and her graceful carnage lthe one that has four wheels Buick you knowl Charletta Webber leaves to Betty Borah her looks un a bathung sunt and her abuluty to sneer and say Forget It kvd just forget rt Vurgunua Self leaves to Anuta Marshall her pos: tnon as fullback on the Snake Island football squad her love of horses and the arlas from CARMEN and LA TRAVIATA she srngs whsle playrng basketball for the G A A Loss Frederuck leaves her Ah me sughs to Betty Frueclley lOh that American Hlstory l Barbara Kelley leaves to Betty Harrlson that res onant alto voice and all those A s an chemistry The ambutuons of Charlene Trube havlng been real uzed now that she IS Bob Hopes chlef gag writer leaves to Jlm Mugrage the BRAYER feature wrltung Pat Dlckey bestows upon Norma Holmes her morse code vvhuch she uses In Amerncan History Bonnle Gaddus glves Alnce Swttzer her obstunacy to Stuck to her guns and stay nn the saddle lwnthout gluel She also leaves RAGTIME COWBOY JOE Allce Andrews leaves to Sudonla Jett her favorite sayung Oh you cad lla Mae Bell leaves to Mary Hutchcraft the type wrlter that must be overhauled every tlme lt 5 used Leona Kearfoot leaves to Betty Ostendorf her purs contamung one battered ltpstnck two eversharps one pen one book on etlquette three cngars four compacts two eyebrow pencnls one parr of gloves three combs one coln purse and ore naul flle Eleanor Cable leaves to Elouse lvers her soprano vonce tuny waist and the thought that THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE Myrta Dale leaves to take French lessons lThls doesnt concern Tlckner at all I Dale Fellx leaves to Robert Jessop has tltle of belng the strong snlent type and hls broad shoulders Betty Jo Robertson leaves to Marjorue Etherldge her book of addresses and telephone numbers also names of unavallable boys June Grubb guves to Alberta Smuth her seat ln commerclal geography wuth the warnlng B careful Mass Stnerwalt us a wonderful teacher but oh how Struct Marlorue Burton leaves to Roxle Pollard another Srnatra fan the bow tue she wore during her Sopho more year Vurgrnna Bumpass guves Dolores Solomon her book on HOW TO LEARN THE ART OF STUDYING wlth apolognes for mlssung page number forty four Cordon Jenklns leaves to Leroy Wrlson the stall e set up In the chemistry laboratory the one whuch dnstulls anythnng from corn lukker to orange lulce I CJ ll I!! , I I , . , l beegie character, and her air of l-don't-believe- ' I I ' If I ' I ' ' ' . e . . I F 4 I I-I INN Joe Eeurrr and Cirroll Vogel leave to Roger Smrth and Glenn McRrll therr share rn the consumrng depart ment of Schenley s grape rurce pune yurce and prne apple lurce Emmett Buchanan beoueaths to Raymond Bruce hrs abrlrty to keep calm cool and collected rn shop class Clell Worley lewves the rrght to become a Red hot basketball player and to captarn an rntra mural team to Bully Caudle Margaret Tate leaves to Maxrne Matthews her desrre to become an Englrsh teacher Watch out Mrss Marlrn you re gorng to have competrtron Brll Mathes leaves to Charles Lee that tatherly look and the rrght to be called Pappy Wanda Vaughan and Marrorre Courtrrght gladly leave therr places rn Bookkeeprng ll to any Junror grrls who want them Clyde Englebrrght leaves to Darrell Self hrs stand rn rn nglrsh V H rs nex to the he1d Of e Allen Spauldrng leaves to Torn Flernrng hrs polree record Allen as you know was arrested fer throw rng darts at the bubble dancers Ellsworth Mayer leaves to Nalown Shelton hrs Plymouth lt runs so smoothly you can hear the IS ton rung Betty Martrn l met the most marvelnus man d be vvcnderful for you Helen 'vlartrn ls he my type? Betty Martrn Yes he s alrve and breathrng Local Druggrst s Wrte ls everythrng hut up or t Q nrght7 Husband That depend cn you dear Exerythrng else Dorothy Felrx leaves to Arlene Srnrth her Latin book wrth the tlyleaf rnscrrptron of Grve me lrberty l m trre of Latrn We hope Mrss Dunn doesnt lose her lrrsh temper Robert Grrffrth leaves to Carroll Buchanan hrs srx teen years of educatron Julra Jelly leaves to Pat Mugrage a pencrl sharp ener and the remrnder that she shouldnt try rt on Curtrs Jones wooden head Cecrle Lernard leaves to Glen Stopher hrs honesty l-les worked ten years rn a bath house and admrt he s never taken one Margaret McCullough leaves to Lourse Mrller her trtle as the leader of her block on Krng Street She s a block head that rs Jack Walton leaves to Kellzre Stopher the follow rng advrce Never trust a grrl to do the sensrble thrng but remember she has some horse sense at trmes too Rosemary Trce leaves to Betty Brown her new Godfrey has nothrng on her Norma Marrcle leaves to Buddy June Funkhouser the wrshful thrnkrng she does rn Englrsh IV French Trckner leaves all those cute rrnpersona trons of hrs to Kenny Krester Rrchard Pennrngton Attorney Alvrn Morrrs Brll why do you prefer blondes Brll Musgraves Dont tell anyone but lm afrard of the dark Employer lrntervrewrng applrcantl Can you wrrtc sh rthandn Alrce Andrews Yes but It takes me longer And oh how darnty rs sprrng 'Nlature at sweet erghteen J l 'fl 1. l r g E l , e , t . th class. 'The class stands rn a crrclel recordrng of SLAP HER DOWN AGAIN, PA. Arthur . p - ' . i A 2 1 , ? he' as C ' . ' ' . ' L ' 1 s f ' ' F ' h X ,,, ,, ,ii rs. l 4' f ff!! llfftlli September 2 Everyone is waiting tensely and eagerly at the doorg finally the key turns and a door opened - - what is happening? School has started, you Freshmen. September 3 - School is in full swing and the girls are complaining about new styles while the boys talk footbalI. September I l --- Today cheerleaders were elected by the student body headed by the Pep Club girls. September l2 - Our well-dressed boys lrib pads. shoulder pads, knee pads! made a wonderful start tonight by beating Bridgeport 33 to 7. September l7 --V Home Economics Cluh, better known as the F. l-l. A., reorganized today. Incident- ally, there is a brand new club in school, the Con- servation Club. September l9-- Fairfield vs. Mt. Carmel, 25-O, our favor. September 22 - Do you like sandwiches? Well, if you do, you wcn't have to budge. because sand- ' lx f ' wtches. cokes, and candy are sold iight here Five Percent Club initiation also took place today. My conscience says l should stay, but my feet sav go. Who could forget Jack Rank in The Merchant of Venice? September Z6 - Um um, have I won green or have l. Good old Fairfield beat Olney 20-O. September 30 7 Today of all days is the last day for Seniors to have their pictures made. October 3 -f - This morning we had a pep session. Because the love bug bit Retha Payton, one of our cheerleaders, we elected a new one -- Jackie Monroe. The Juniors also selected their class rings. Some of the group pictures were taken today. This was a busy dayl Tonight we played Salem, here. lf you ever have seen a close and thrill-packed game that was it. Salem has been a football rival for many years and this was a game everyone wanted to see played overl The final score was l3el-l. lTheir favor.i October 3 Joan Bishop. a past quiz kia and a good musician, performed for us this morning. So t r most of the students are very well pleased wuth the Lyceum numbers October 9 Our only afternoon game was played today wuth Albuon at Albuon We won 3I O Actual If the reason we were so full of pep today was basuc ally because there wasnt any school Teachers l tutute you know October IO Today there was a Southeastern Duvusuon meetung at Robunson October I4 The Senuor proofs are at school nd do we look cute October ID Furst sux weeks end Need I say YTIOI' October I6 The Freshmen came across and brought a huge pule of furewood The bonfure us stull 'nolderung Or rather ut was untul the raun funushed It The snake dance left everyone feelung luke worms but we had a hularuous tume at any rate October I7 The day of days Homecomung As usual ut rauned but funally cleared enough to have our annual parade Thungs were dufferent thus year nd Homecomung was bugger and better' The Foot ball Queen and her attendants wore formals and the crownung was done un the court yard Even the nom unatung was dufferent thus year and there were also flower gurls Flora our opposung team cared not for our muddy fueld Oh yes ut rauned agaun thus eve nung October I8 The Pep Club gurls packed theur purses and went to Champaugn today We saw the football game between Munnesota and lllunous Whule we were there we vusuted a sororuty house The thung of the most unterest was the answer telephone note book all ut read was man called up one sude and down the other October 20 Grades appeared un the offuce and ome of us dusappeared October 2-I We played Carmu there Well after all ut was theur l-lomecomung and It wouldnt have been faur for us to wun October 3l The Roamers entertauned us thus mornung and everyone wush d they could have sung longer O November I Lawrencevulle seemed to be Shudler crazy and we dudnt come out so well School spurut7 November ll Another vacatuon' Now thug us what we luke and the teachers wull come back look ung so rested November I4 We played Wayne Cuty here thus evenung un our furst basketball game Guess who won? Well of course we dud' Yell books were sold today November I5 Student Councul Delegates go to rus nou l-l A has uts mon broadcast November Zl Mt Vernon won tonught November 22 The football boys took a trup to Champaugn to see Muchugan play lllunous U Some un I hear November 26 How tume flues' We just got through flunkung and NOW the second sux weeks end November Z6 27 Thanksguvung vacatuon We all were thankful that we were at peace once more wuth the world November 28 McLeansboro plays here The score? 38 48 our favor December l Just thunk there are only 25 more days tull Chrustmas' Grades also went to the offuce today The student councul us started December 2 Thus mornung durung actuvuty per uod questuons were answered about the student coun December 3 Students were nomunated for th student councul and the constututuon was approved Vuolet I-ludelson wull be uts presudent December 5 Mt Carmel won the basketball game tonught The Annual Fall Festuval beauty con test was held un the gym We have had a gurl who has accomplushed beung an attendant for two years now so the school usn t so bad December 6 Carmu and Faurfueld played here tonught December 8 Banana spuders Skunks and snakes we had them all thus mornung when Mr .lohn son told us about hus luttle fruends December I2 We played Lawrencevulle there December I5 Olney played Faurfueld here lt seems luke Frudays and Saturdays have turned unto basketball days December I7 We sang thus mornung and from now on we sung every Wednesday mornung December I9 Flora defeated us on theur floor tonught ' X f C11 VII! rlf' ' . 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December Z3 There was a Chrustmas program thus afternoon and the chour came out wuth theur new robes whuch us another added umprovement We also played Albuon here December 24 Chrustmas vacatuon start d Due to the fact that the uanutors wushed to mprove the study hall floor the Pep Club Chrustmas tree has to be taken down rught un the muddle of the mornung December 25 Santa was very good to most of us and the real purpose of Chrustmas hasnt been forgotten December 29 30 3l The l-loluday Tournament un Mt Vernon We came un fourth January 2 Another tournament at Flora Faur fueld came un fourth January S School re opened thus mornung and everythung was so clean that we hated to walk on the study hall floor Its surface was very comparable to a skatung runk also The shadow of semesters us begunnung to turn us all unto book worms January 9 Salem here January lO Brudgeport there January l3 The F F A helped maneuver th mules to the gym floor and what a game lvl Kurk patruck uust couldnt stay on lt must have been our Hustory lesson today The gym was packed to see the Donkey basketball game January l6 Lawrencevulle here un another thrull packed game Faurfueld beat Lawrencevulle January l7 Faurfueld won over Carmu January 22 Semester exams January 26 Because of the lack of power at the school on the 23rd exams were funushed today January 27 Junuor magazune druve started to BY January 30 Mt Carmel here January Sl F H A broadcasts from Mt Vernon February 6 Flora played here and the teana fought hard The Howells Derformed un front of the student body thus mornung F ruwry ll The Pep Club had Its annual Valentune party The Valentune ueen looked nuce and the Kung was handsome Every one unhaled to make theur vvausts smaller un order that ut wouldnt cost so much to get un The Pep Club gurls looked forward to theur new club puns and now they re here February l2 lt was Luncoln s burthday so con sequently there wasn t any school February 13 Olney agaun met Faurfueld un bas ketball February ZO Albuon played Faurfueld on thcur floor February Zl Brudgeport here February 27 Our last game was played tonught wuth Robunson un theur gym March 5 More grades are turned unto the otfuce March l The F F A banquet us thus evenung March The Noruonettes gave a performance before the as embly uon show thus evenung Dresses were shupped to the club and were modeled by the gurls of the club March 23 Sprung vacatuon Durung vacatuon we have been wonderung about what the Senuor play would be luke and just how many banquets we could go to March 3l School reopens A rul l5 James Dutton appeared thus afternoon and performed for us Aprul Zl The next to the last set of grades sent un to the otfuce Aprul 28 say you a we had a very une entertaunung group today the Deep Ruver Quartet May Zl Funal exams May Z3 At last the great day us arruvung Bac calaureate May 24 The rest of the funal exams are today Nflay 26 The last grades of the term were handed In May L8 Commencement Aduos from thc Senuor Class of l9-lb Q u u J Il l'IIl Ill . eb 1 -- . 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A. had its McCall's fash- ' - is Y, ' 1- l , - ll g f d . i - STUDENT COUNCIL One of the most lmportant hlghlnghts of the year was the organuzatuon of the Student Councll The councul had Its beglnnung when Eddle Ackman Dorothy Koontz Jeene Rumburg and Bob Elllott were chosen to form a constututlon and wuth Betty Mar tan Vnrganra Self and Vrolet Hudelson represented Falrfueld at the Student Councul Conference at Pans lllunous On December 3 l9-47 the students bya vote of 309 to 90 accepted the councul and the constututuon Later home room repre sentatnves were elected and on December l7 I947 Mr Holt admnnrstered the oath of office to the representatnves Each club has a speaking member to attend meetings of the councul The meetrngs are held on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month from l2 OO to l2 55 The councll decnded to place a fnve per cent tax on all clubs with selllng concessions and those who do not have anything other than dues will be charged a munumum of flve dollars a year In the past year the councsl has accom plxshed several worthwhile things such as sponsornng of fure drulls placing new flags In the varuous rooms and sponsorung the March of Dnmes Campaign The Advisory Commnttee represents three elective groups Mr Holt chose Mrs Worrell the faculty chose Mr lllsnuk and the Student Council selected Mr Kurk patruck The followang are the officers and e home room representatlves Vuolet Hudelson Presudent Dale Smuth Vuce President Bob Stnerwalt Secretary John Burgess Treasurer Fred Ackman Parllamentaruan Jack Monroe Betty Brown Joyce Guy Charles Werner Mary Ann Holland Bull Bnrckett Cecil Lelnard Marjorie Felux Barbara Kelley Julua Jelley Vance Harrns Junior Stewart The followlng are the club speakung representatuves Randall Ellnott Commerce Club Arlene Smith Pep Club Charles Stelner 5 o Club Lester Wlllmore F Club Ed Knmmel Latun Walma Wallace F H A a e Barr F Vurgunua Self Sclence Club Charletta Webber Conservatuo Dorothy Felix G A A Emmltt Buchanan Shop Club Januce Robbins Brayer Staff Club . . . . , th . l -T Ol ' ' J o I -F. . A. I mm Barbara Bestow Babs Betty Haws Betty Boop Btrckett Pretty Boy Bull Carrett Shot Gun Blll Mathes Pappy Bull Shelby Pete Bob Chrlsty Co Bob Harrls Sleepy Carroll Elllott Curley Carroll Vogel Pete Charles Butler Chas Charles McClure Doc Charles Stelner ew Charles Werner Chad Charletta Webber Detta Don Sampson Boluyer Eugene Carter Enghtball G orge Butler Tlp Gordon Jenklns Jakle James Langdon Strnky :Bel Am James Mugrage Elmo Jum Land Zeke John Hancock Doc Juanrta Jessop Dovey Ju va Jelly u y Martha Dlckle Pa Morrls Holmes Bubby Norma Blades Toots Randall Scott Scotty Raymond Van Busklrk Vannle Rex Hodge Fudgle Rrchard McCoy Ca Rlchard Relnhardt Red Robert Wheat Buckwheat Robert Eckleberry Dunk FRESHMAN CUTUPS Carroll Taylor Swlngnng on curtaln rods on stage Freshman Glrls Grggle gtggle Kenneth Klester Wonderful lmagrnatlon SOPHOMORE SAYINGS Barbara Bestow Oh :sn t he cute Delora Humphrey Well? Norma Clark Cow carnarcy Robely Banker Beats me JUNIOR DESIRES Bull Burckett Cokes Gary Emory What s the meanung of those three balls ln front of the pawn shop? Bob Harrls It means three to one you dont get st ack Cladys Farmer What dld you sa 7 Sally Smysor I dont know l wasnt llstenrng A woman wlll always cherlsh the memory of the man who wanted to marry her a rnan of the woman who drdn t Employer How long have you been workang rn thus department? Employee Ever slnce I saw you walk ln that door A yoke us not a thang but a process a truck ou play on the lustener s mlnd You start hum off toward a plausible goal and then by a sudden tw: t you land hum nowhere at all or just where he dldnt expect to go Bull Lear Red what do you do for exercrse9 Red Relnhardt I go to a mystery and let my flesh creep Carroll Vogel Daddy my teacher wants me to prove that the whlte man as superuor to the Ind: n Can you h lp me? Father Dont thang so son When the whlte man took over the country the Indlans were runnlng lt There were no taxes no debt and the women dvd all the work How could they lrnprove a system luke that7 ll fm Qs .Un . ' q i ., . . , Y., Ball ' - . XA b 74- gw b . 1 . fi J 7iY Y ii'-'W V V 772 WH , - f 2 y. French Tlckner - Frenchre 4 , l ' f- ll A f l -J d ' I - -Y Y A x f , . l fm- T W Y W V W Y ,Y Qentors Let us have done wtth vatn regrets and longtngs for the days that never wnll be ours agatn The pa t ts gone from us forever Darn It Steiner Jenktns what nattonaltty are you7 Jenktns I m half breed Stetner I-low as that7 Jertktns I m halt Scotch and half Soda B Il Garrett Keep Betty Borah for htmselt Jerry Bates Washtng machnne lbasketball clothes you knowl LOOK WHAT WE HAVE IN THE SENIOR CLASS James Ralph Cash Callnng All Girls Ted Mathews P99999 ntor Boys AXVOL 'after v-.em n or ltquort entor Ctrls Y s Grrls' IM DREAMING OF lvlr I-'olt Perfect attendance lust one day lVl1rnn A I rger school paper and annual lvltss Walker A qutet ttfth hour study hall Mr Ktrkpatruck Test no one can pass Mr Marttn More Btll Garretts Mr Hutt All star football team Btll Garrett I dreamed I proposed to very beau tt ul gurl IaSt ntght Betty Borah And what dad I say7 Concert Indeed ts the qutckest cure for shyness Kenth I-lotfee I hear your brother got ktcked off John Book They told htm to tackle the dummy and he tackled the coach lvltss Brach Use the word bastllle una sentence Lynn Humphrey Bastnlle my flutternng heart basttlle The saddest word of tongue or pen Are these tour words Be home at ten Complnments of Farrfreld Ice 6' Coal Co Phone 52 BFI Compluments of Faurfleld News Stand 206 East Mann Phone I08 R E Anderson Dealer Fanrfleld Creamery Co. COmp me 'S of Phone 302 50 0 Always backtng and boosttng the acttvtttes of F C H S 5 - I ,I , ' of I Z ' ' ' 1 a - ' ' f , , ,W Jam Land Wine, women and song the football Teaml Why? Se ' ' -A H 9 I . I I S ' -' 4 e , ' .I - v I I Mas . I .3 - . - d .. Mr Grubb Jummy what us the plural of chuld? Jummue Turner Twuns Betty Robertson What would you do uf l would cry? nneth Ken halo Id ha g t a sug we paunt Muss Dunn Januce how far from the answer to the furst questuon were you? Januce Robbuns About four seats Muss Stuerwalt Where us the caputal of the Unuted States? Maureen Hall In loans all over the world The gurl who goes to school to Pursue Learnung u smarter than the gurl who goes to Learn Pursuung FOUND Lady s purse left un my car whule parked Owner can have ame by descrubung ut and payung for thus ad lf owner can explaun satusfactoruly to Mary Lou how purse got unto my car vvull pay for ad myself Jack Walton Dear Muss Lonely Hearts l am very much luke Van Johnson but the gurls dont swoon when they see me comung l cant derstand thus You see l am a bashful boy wuth red haur and a few freckles just luke Van but l dont have the same effect on gurls Why? Swoomungly yours James Ralph Cash Dear Mr Cash You must keep un mund that Van Johnson us O longer the popular guy tht he used to be You wouldnt want a short turne love luke he had would you? LONELY HEARTS CLUB Muss Cupud Lonely Hearts COmP mef1fS Of Whute Kutchen Cafe Western Auto Stores MAIL ORDER PRICES Phone 512 A good place to eat' Mr and Mrs Henry Parrent . 1 , ' ' . ls ' K Ke s 3 ' n ou ' n t ' . 1 ' un- 3 n . ' . ' n NY a . . . 1 1 ' , . f Q . . u . . A Negro preacher began hns sermon by sayrng Brethren and Slsters here you IS comm to pray for rann l d luke to ask you lust one questuon where as yo umbrellas? Real Estate Agent Would you luke to see a model home7 Joe Fearn Glad to What tame does she qult work? Robert Meeks What ts a mushroom? Robert Bone A place to neck Dorothy Ivers Why do you thunk a gurl IS luke a bar of chocolate? Donald Wells Because she s half sweetness and half nuts DuWayne Cates That s a mlghty small cow Curtns Jones Yep Smart too Been that way sunce she read a copy of the READER S DIGEST Now she gnves nothnng but condensed mnlk These gags aren t gust corn they re golden banter Charletta Webber Whats wrong wlth the guy asknng you uf you can dance? Charlene Webber I was dancnng wuth htm when he asked me Jlmmy Woods Isnt that a ternble p:cture9 I look just luke a monkey Rlchard Pennmgton You should have thought of that before you had ut taken John Haegele My feet were stncklng out of the cover Jnm Zuber Why dudnt you pull them tn? John l-laegele Don t be snlly I ann t golng to have those cold thnngs an bed wlth me Mac Ivlartnn Bob dnd you take a shower bath? Bob Ellnott No us one musstng9 GIVE LANE CEDAR HOPE CHEST SHIRLEY TEMPLE tayt E ery Grrl Wants a Hop: Chest of Her Own' As Advornud m LIFE S39 50 Perfect glft for sweetheart sister daugh ter Be sure to gave one of our genulne Lane Cedar Hope Chests with exclusnve moth protectnon features f f HOWEY X T People who throw kisses are almost hopelessly lazy. , I I I S li u Y - : rf ,4 lx Dear Mass Lonely Hearts am very confused about a certam gurl rn Bone Gap I want your advuce on what to do whether or no I should go wuth her or perhaps you could sug gest a better method of solvnng my problem You have a famous reputatnon for such work us why I am asklng your assnstance Confuslngly yours Carroll Vogel Dear Mr Vogel Thank you for the complrment and we shall do our best to and you Have you trred the Falrfneld gurls yet? You could see them more often than you could one that lrved farther away LONELY HEARTS CLUB Mass Cupld Lonely Hearts Dear Muss Lonely Hearts There as a certam boy In the senror class that I luke very much Apparently he doesnt know l exlst What can l do to capture hrs attentnon wnthout benng too obvuous9 Desperately yours Eleanor Cable Dear lvlnss Cable The most wudely used way thus year rs unvnte hum to a party or somethlng of the sort Remember thus IS Leap Year LONELY HEARTS CLUB Ivlnss Cuprd Lonely Hearts Southern Wholesale Lumber Company 1 301 Elllott s Grocery Grocenes and hAeats lt pleases us to please you Phone 204 Davrs and Son MOBIL GAS SERVICE W Mann Falrfleld C- W Blackburn and Company Fairfreld, Ill I . y y e C t. ' , 1 - y A ' I r ,- y Fairfield, Illinois Compliments of Fairfield Candy Company Wholesale Merchandise Since l92l John Vurdulas Owner Bruce Motor Co., lnc. Dodge and Plymouth Sales - Service DODGE TRUCKS ll2 West Main Fairfield lll Southern Wholesale Lumber Company Fairfield Illinois Hill s Coffee Shop SANDWICHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE Ralph s Cleaners Alter ng and Repa r ng Phone 555 Fairfield Ill v . ' ' ? 1 a - We Deliver - i i i Complnments of If IHFIELII IXIIITIUIXIII MEMBERS F AN O E E I C E R S A J Poorman Presudent A L Garr son Vnce Presndent and Cashuer Chloe Weaver Asslstanf Cashier W I-I Boze Ass1sTanTCashler Howard Gaither Asslstanf Cashler Mary Beuswenger Dons Moore Lenore Clark Mamne Crews Emernal Owens Jr Dorothy Wilson DIRECTORS FohrerD1cI4ey D L Garrison C E I-Iaefele A J Poorman A I Steuner EDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION EMPLOYEES COMPLIMENTS OF BEEN-NUHHIS IIHUG BUMP!-WY Home of Sl Parker Pens Esterbrook Pens Textbooks School Supplies Young Man Add Thus to Your Creed DRESS WELL TO SUCCEED U S CLOTHING STORE KK YY Y 1 ' KS D1 9 Ira ,Brown F irfield, Illinois Phone 279 THIS ANNUAL was prmted by the Wayne County PRESS Complrmehts of Martun and Young Motor Company Your KAISER FRAZER Dealer Palace Cigar Store RECREATION PARLOR A E Shorty Curr Compliments of Farrfleld Pharmacy Sunderland Motor Co East Mann at Sixth Street Phone 460 Fairfield III Chrysler Plymouth Er Reo Trucks Sales C1 Servnce from Farrtreld Appllance Company PHONOGRAPI-l RECORDS of All Kmds 109 S E 2nd Phone 565 - - v CONGRATULATIONS Compluments of Johnson and Son FEED CEED com Brown Chevrolet Phone 247 Sales Service Genwne Parts Tures and Batrenes S1-em Hardware C0 Phone 28 Falrfleld III Electncal Apphances Genera! Hardware Housewares Genera! Eiectnc Appliances Sfokers Farrn Supplwes Myers Pumps For a delucuoos meal deftly served Fencnng Fan leld HI Leland Cox Manager Shaeffer Hardware Co. mvisif, ,, .F , . r COMPLIMENTS OF CHEFF ORD MASTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY INCORPORATED COMPLIMENTS OF L J KEITH 8: SON MILLWORK JOBBERS PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS ANNUAL HAMMACK S STUDIO Ph 236 J . . . by . . . 7 Laurel Street Fairfield III one - Compliments The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE E Stone Manager Robbins Tire and Supply FIRESTONE Tires Home and Auto Supplies Across from City Hall Phone 145 Wayne County Record Incorporated Thoughtful Printers 79th Year as Wayne Countys Leading Newspaper Printing supplies for truckers our specialty 8 East Main Fairfield I Werners Clover Farm Store West Side Court House Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Groceries Meats Frosted Foods Phone 127 W 1 ll ' ' ' , ll. if SOUND SORBER TOP LINING ',j W, Bulck takes the bows- ' III e QI ex 1:1 osl w1th ten sparklmg models, a new Vlbra Shlelded rude sensatlonal Dynaflow Dnve, 30 odd new advances IC C1111 11118 ll 111 1111 ll 15 lll 1114. 1 LIL II! ll 1117511 LH 111 f1s111m11 111110 1111 111 11mI1r11II1 111 XS I l 1 X llll 1 Sl1lLl1lL11 ll 1111111 111111 LIC HHS!- Clllll 1111118 011 111. 1111111 llll. 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