Fairfield Community High School - Reflector Yearbook (Fairfield, IL)

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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

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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.

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