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

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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

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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. . 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'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