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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

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He has varied inTeresTs and qualificaTions which recommend him highly for The Task of direcTing The many acTiviTies of F.C.H.S. He has a B. of Ed. degree from SouThern Illinois UniversiTy, a MasTer of Science degree from The UniversiTy of Illinois and is a member of Kappa Phi Kappa and Phi DelTa Kappa honorary educaTional TraTerniTies, as well as The social fraTerniTy, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. For Twelve years he has been The presidenT of The Illinois High School AssociaTion. 3 Z? jdyd Smfl, IQ:-incipa Jlhgl Salou! -Ti 4- -1. -as 1 ,. li ttf f' ss.ss. Q' I ,R ' it time 4l' s acukg Qi S MCDOVVELL MARTIN B, of Ed.g S,l.U.g Social Scienceg Dean. DELLA MARLIN A.M.g U. ot Illinois, Escuela De Verano, Mexico, D.F.g U. of Coloraclog English. CARL EDWARDS BS, in Chemistryg U. ot lllinoisg lll. State Normal U.g Blackburn Collegep Chemistryg Mathematics. CORINE JESSOP B. Mus. DePaul U.g Lyceum Art Conservatoryg Rosary College, U. of Chicagog Western Ky.g Northwestern U.g Christiensen School ot Conducting, Loyola U.g U. ot lllinoisg Speechg English. GLADYS M. STIERWALT E. of Ed.g lll. State Normal U4 Transylvania College, Lexington, Ky.g Physiologyg Geography. JOHN BOOK B.M.p lll. Wesleyan U.: Greenville Collegeg Ill. State Normal U.g Bandg Choir. MAMIE WALKER B. ot Ed., E. lll. State Collegeg Ill. State Normal U.p M.S.7 University of lllinoisg Biologyg English I. GEORGE SAWYER B.S. in Ed.g S.I.U.g Assistant Coachg World Historyg American History. DWIGHT S. ALVIS B.S. in Ecl.g Southeast Missouri State Collegeg Me- chanical Dravvingg Artg Assistant Coach. ROY GATEWOOD BS in P,E,g U. ot Illinois, Coachg Physiology. NORMA HOLMES Secretary. CHILE? Q' R. F. ESPENSCHIED B.S. in Agr.g M.S. in Ecluc.g U. of Illinoisg Voc. Agr. MRS. GEORGE FRESHWATER A.B. MacMurray Collegeg U. of Illinois, Home Eco- nomics. JOHN PERONA B.S. in Business Ed.g Indiana State Teachers Collegeg Shorthandp Bookkeeping. HELEN STOLTZ B. of Ed.g Ill. State Normal U.g Indiana U.g Typing. EDWARD MERLE BRIGHT B.S. in Ed.g S.I.U.g M.A. Indiana State Teachers College Columbia U.g North Carolina State Collegeg Indiana U. Mathematicsg Drivers Training. GLADYS BRACH B.S.g DePauw U.g M.S., U. of Illinoisp U. ot Wisconsin Escuela lnteramericana De Verano-Saltillo, Mexicog Englishp Spanish. I . . I ..,. fe. , A- -.. .., ,T- : ' -PM , , ,, 'R ,?'i1.a:r. , . . , ! IM' 5 at Max MARSHALL E. PROVINES B. of Ed.g III. State Teachers Collegeg U. of Michigan Indiana Universityg U. ot Illinoisp Algebra lg Physics Drivers Training. BETTY HARRISON Secretary. JOSEPH B. GRUBB A.B. in L.S.g U. of Illinoisg A.B.p S.M.U.p Columbia U. Librarian. MRS. J. D. KNODELL BA., Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tennesseeg Eng Iishg Latin. JOHN EMIL BAKER B. ot Ed.g S.I.U.g U. of Minnesotag Colorado A and M Industrial Arts. 1 E P ..- enior President .......... Vice-President .... Secretary .....,..A Treasurer ...,. 66155 OMCQPJ FLOWER Red Rose MOTTO Good, better, best. Never let it rest, 'Til good is better, ......Eddie Ackman Mariorie Felix Emmadean Holman Mary Ann Holland And better is best. COLORS Red and White SPONSOR Mr. Bright eniord MYRON GOLDBLATT 1 H Science Clubg Latin Clubg Footballg A Date With Judy 5 Commercial Clubg F Clubp THE REFLECTOR Staff. BETTY RUTH BROWN Pep Clubg G.A.A.g Commercial Clubp THE REFLECTOR Staffg A Date With Judy. MARTHA BOOK Pep Clubg THE REFLECTOR Staff. RAYMOND W. VAN BUSKIRK Commercial Club: F Clubg Football Captain, Basket ballg President Sophomore Class. JOE LEE Commercial Clubp Art Clubp Science Clubg Spanish Clubg A Date With Judyug THE REFLECTOR Staffg The BRAYER Staff. JOYCE ETHERIDGE Q' A 11' ii iim Q3 7,ii ,. y ,,:. L ,,,,, 1 1 . .--11 .wwawiaewmeiwwa . scc.,,, ,. s, 1'fv.. n,946 X s'i:li'S3Q5allill 3 . fx '1 , . H Wiizwit JIMMY J. TURNER BUDDIE JUNE FUNKHOUSER Commercial Clubg Pep Clubg Editor The BRAYERg THE REFLECTOR Staff: A Date With Judy. ANN DUNEGAN Pep Club. GENE JACKSON F Clubp Commercial Clubp Basketballg Footballp Art Club: Vice-President Junior Class. M, - . fv,: X'-- Q1 I 5 ,.k. Il' 7 ' A REX HODGE Secy. Junior Classy F Clubg Commercial Clubg Football Basketball. JEANNE MARIE PARKER President and Vice-President G.A.A.g Vice-President Pep Clubg Secretary and Treasurer Science Clubp A Date With Judy p Editor THE REFLECTORg The BRAYER Staftg National Honor Societyg Commercial Club. MARJORIE ANN FELIX Treasurer F.H.A.g Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Classy Secretary Latin Clubg Vice-President Senior Classy G.A. AJ THE REFLECTOR Staff, The BRAYER Staff: A Date With Judy g Treasurer Commercial Club. DELBERT HARRIS it M it A s I x.o A I eniorfi ROBERT MERRITT DARLENE DUNEGAN Pep Clubg THE REFLECTOR Staff. ARLENE ATTEBERRY F.H.A.p Latin Clubg Commercial Clubg THE REFLECTOR Staff. LOWELL DEAN MARTIN F Clubg Football Manager, Basketball. GRANT HOSKINS Commercial Clubg Art Clubg President and Secretary F.F.A. ROSEMARY SHELTON F.H.A. N BLADES eniorzi NANCY AN Vice-President and Secretary F.H.A.g Secretary G-.A.A.g Commercial Clubg Spanish Clubg THE REFLECTOR Staffp A Date With Judy. GLEN A. BERG Science Clubg Latin Clubg Commercial Clubg F Clubg THE REFLECTOR Staffg Football. LOWELL HARRIS JEAN LYONS Treasurer F.H.A. FAYE HUDSON Pep Club. BERNARD CHAPMAN F.F.A.g F Club, Trans. Moons. Wayne Cityg Latin Clubg Many bf .luv ANNA LOU STEWART WAYNE SHUFFETT F.F.A. ED J. ACKMAN President Freshman Classy President Senior Classy F' Clubp Commercial Clubp A Date With .ludy g Football Basketball. MARJORIE ARLINE HARRIS Pep Clubg Commercial Club. LEAH COLLEEN BORAH Cheerleader, Pep Club: G.A.A.g Commercial Cluby Art Club. BILL WORLEY Vice-President F.F.A.p Science Club. ROBERT JOE MAYBERRY The BRAYER Staffg F Clubg Science Clubg Spanish Cluloy Commercial Clubg Manager, Junior Play, Football. WILMA LEE HARRIS eniom EILEEN ROBERTSON Pep Clubg G.A.A.g The BRAYER Staff. THOMAS T. MCCLINTOCK President Spanish Clubg Vice-President Commercial Clubg Sec.-Treas. Art Clubp Latin Clubg F Clubg The BRAYER Sfaffg THE REFLECTOR Slaffg A Dale With Judy g Basketball, Footballg National Honor Society. DAVID KEEN MOLLY GARRETT - Cheerleaderp Pep Clubg G.A.A.p F.H.A.g Commercial Clubg Art Club. GLADYS FARMER Latin Club. BILL PILCHER Football. eniom PHYLLIS MILLER F.H.A.p Science Club. ROBERT DYE F.F.A. DONALD HARRISS Science Clubg Commerc ial Clubg The BRAYER Staff, Mgr. A Date With Judy. JANE SIMPSON THE REFLECTOR Staff. MARTHA RICHARDS F.H.A.g Pep Cluby The B VERNON J. ELLIOTT Art Ciub. RAYER Staff. Y? E S, 'Qin OLLIE MAE GRAY DON WORLEY Science Clubg Treas. F.F.A.g State Farmer Awardg Vice President State F.F.A., Section 235 The BRAYER Staff GLENN R. ELLIS F.F.A.p Farm and Home Beautification Award. CAMILLE CAROLYN HABERSTICK Art Clubg F.H.A. KENNETH BROCK President Art Club, Football: Trans. Phoenix, Ariz Must C - - ' ' ang ongress, Sec, Treas. Senior Hi Yg Mgr. Basel ball. CAROLYN OWEN Glee Club. JOYCE POTTS Pep Clubp Art Cluby The BRAYER Staff. DELBERT LEON ELLIS F.F.A. if eniom GEORGE BUTLER Basketball, Footballp Commercial Clubg F Club. MARY LEE LANDERS Trans. Mt. Vernong Art Clubg F.T.A. DOROTHY JEAN FRYE Science Clubg F.H.A.g Pep Club. DALE C. DAY ROBERT DOSIER The BRAYER Staffg F Club: Science Clubg Football Mgr. EMMADEAN HOLMAN Secretary-Senior Classy G.A.A.g F.H.A.p Commercial Clubg THE REFLECTOR Staff. eniorfi CARROLL G. TAYLOR F Clubg Commercial Clubg Lions Musicp Footballg Basketball. WANDA MORGAN Vice-President Art Clubg Pep Club. LADONNA ROSE MCCLURE Pep Clubp F.H.A. LLOYD SHERMAN Club Award for BILL SIMPSON JOYCE STALLINGS CARROLL GENE GIBSON SALLY SMYSOR G.A.A.f Vice-President Science Clubg THE REFLECTOR Staff. JOYCE ANNE OWEN G.A.A.p Pep Clubg Latin Clubf THE REFLECTOR Staff. ROBERT A. CHRISTY Vice-President Freshman Class and Sophomore Class Treasurer Junior Classy F Clubp Art Club: Football Basketball. MURIEL DAY MARYLEE MERRITT F.H.A. MARLENE MASON SAMUEL EVERETT KINNEY eniorfi JERRY L. BEATTIE President, Freshman Classy Farinap Latin Clubg Com mercial Club, Cheerleader. BETTY HICKS G.A.A.g Pep Clubg Commercial Clubg F.H.A.p THE RI:- FLECTOR Staff. MARY LOUISE MORRIS I A Date With Judy g Pep Clubg G.A.A.g Latin Club DONALD WELLS LEO GREEN DARLENE WALKER en iam MARY ANN HOLLAND Vice-President F.H.A.y Pep Clubp Science ClubgAr1 Club, Treasurer Senior Class. JOHN E. BURGESS Latin Clubg Science Clubg A Date With .ludy g THE REFLECTOR Staff, DOUGLAS BATES Foofballp F Club. BARBARA HARRIS F.H.A.p Art Club. PEGGY SUE GARRETT Pep Club. 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Sally Smysor . . . Mary Morris Martha Book Darlene Dunegan Buddie June Funlchouser Tom McClintock . Miss Della Marlin - 0 '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. . . - JEANNE PARKER editor of The Reflector J .746 lggffeffof sw . . . . ... . ... . ... . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . '.'.'.'.'.g.g.1.3.I.g.g.......,-,.,.,-,-,-,-,-, ' ' ' ' '. . . . . . - 1 . . . . . . . . . . .. BUDDIE JUNE FUNKHOUSER Editor of the BrCIy9r f7Ae Payer ga Editor .... News Editor . . . . . Business Manager. . . Circulating Editor Organizations . . Sports ...... Features . . Staff Typist . . Sponsor. . . --.. .......---. ' ..-...... .. .... ' ' -...D-....-.-... .'. . .'. . . . .'.',-lv.-'. .'.... ,-,-.-.-U..-u..-.. .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.',','.',',',' a n'u.n.a 1 0 s u 1' 33 Buddie Funkhouser Tom -MCC Iintock Eileen Robertson . . Jeanne Parker . . Joyce Potts . . Robert Dosier . . .Sara Knodell . . . Peggy Scott . Martha Richards . Mr. Joe Grubb 348 Band The band is the most select group of the department, as all members have to be able to play an instrument before becoming a member. Muchtime was spent in the football season on marching and colorful formations for home games and our game at Salem. The band appeared also in concert at fall institute and the Shriners' benefit football and marching band clinic at Carbondaleand was named one of the outstanding bands present. This band played forall school functions and several civic parades. During the summer months many will be members of the City Band of the summer camp band at Egyptian Music Camp, Duquoin. James Blakely, Colleen Borah, Jack Webber, joe Lee, Sue Smysor, Marybelle Giannopoulas, Carole Williams, Elaine llosley, Jimmy Smith, Lewis Songer, Glen Berg, Bernita Dunlap, Joan Friedly, La Donna Rankin, James Griffith, Edgar Wilbur, Ferdc Dickey, Avis Aman, Kenneth Burton, Robert Wilson, Knofel Staton, Wesley Walters, Harriet Metanghlin, Mr, Book, Norma Swan, Patricia Cunningham, Anna Bean, Frances B1ades,Mari1yri Downers., Dorothy Poya, Gloria Show, Kay Cox, Irene Musgrave, Jerry McQueen, Buddie Funkhouser, Eileen Robertson, Ann Lloyd, Sara Knodell, Patricia Nail, Rex McGahee, Clarene Payton, Ruthie Parker, Lary McCoy, Mary Thomas, Carroll Taylor, Carole lnskeep, Harvietta Englehart, Eleanor Simpson, Knova Staton, Rita Simpson, Jeanne Parker, 34 QA , CAOPUJ This musical ensemble of girls is an integral-part ofthe music department, affording its members the opportunity to study and sing music in ensembles of three parts. This group consists mostly ofunderclassmen, aswell as former choir members. Concentrated study was spent on contest numbers in the spring. Muchtime was also spent on Familiarizing all members with music in general. Doris Harris, Joyce Shuffett, Mary Eckleherry, Shirley Ellis, Dcloris f-ft' Lnger, llelen Wilcs, Wanda West, Betty Prine, Faye Atteherry, Freda Colclasnre, Wanda Rumhnrg, Rnhy Mctilcary, Mary Wood, Site Mngrage, Norma Hill, Charlene Gaston, Kathern Garrett, Eva llurt, Patsy Bruce, Margaret Savage, Della Gregory, Jean Johnson, Shirley Cox, Ethel Smerdon, Roberta Gibson, Marjorie Hollinger, Carolyn Wagner, Barbara Ellis, Betty Koontz, Leona Hooks, Dorothy Kline, Marilyn Odom, Jo Ann Wylie, Charlotte Gash, Loretta Eclcleherry, Lois McKihluen, Cleda Farris, Earlene Rankin, Joan Smith, Mr. Book, Norene Kline, Mary Ruth Borah, Shirley Farmer, Marjorie Kelly, Virginia Owen, Armintzi Grimes, Karcnleffrcy, Doris Gardner, Waunitn Conway, Knova Staton, Inea Bell, Norma Parkinson, Yvonne Wilson, Btlflllld Dunlap, Kay Cox, Wilma Samford, Doris Simpson, Joan Ross, Shirley Fulkerson, Lillian Friedley, Sandra McQueen, Joan Friedley, Jeanne lsle, Joyce Etheridge, v , ' vw W ' ' - L r lx i lx 3 l ln... 35 WXQJ Harold Werner, Charles Smith, Verdayne Hudson, Carl Murphy, Bill Simpson, Clifton Galrher, Dean Cunningham, Glen Berg, Eddie Ackman, Donald Samford, Robert Mer- rit, Fred Colchasure, Tony Smith, Curtis Tannahill, Pat McClintock, Leroy Parkinson, Donald Wells, Ferdie Dickey, Charles Mitchell, Ray Van Buskirk, Carroll Taylor, George Butler, Bob Flemming, Carolyn Hearn, Martha Richards, I KAOU' Arlene Atteberry, Alice Clark, Mary Lee Merritt, Dorothy Frye, Margaret Savage, Mr, Book, Bernetta Berg, Peggy Garrett, Gladys Farmer, ,lane Simpson, Peggy Scott, Louise Vick, Lavern Self, Lanna Faye Hill, Mary Landers, Faye Hudson, Ruby Turner, Geraldine McGill, Carolyn Owen, Colleen Borah, Molly Garrett, Imogene Vau Scott, Emilie McCormi k ghn, Betty C , Wilma Wood, Norma Blackburn, Mix eultimate are mostl ed choir is th goal of all in vocal ensembles . Its members y upperclassmen and come fromall other activities ofthe school. Music is sung either a cappella or accompanied . Attempts are made to form smaller ensembles within the choir such as boy and girl octets, trios, and quartets . Repetoire included sacred music, secular, folk tunes, and Negro spirituals. Few programs were given until spring, except by small en- sembles. Seasonal music was studied and programs were prepared. The highlights of the choir were their spring concert and mu ' their performance at graduation. 36 sic contests , and 33 er Lowell Harris, Bill Worley, Richard Vaughan, Robert Dy Delbert Ellis, Glenn Ellis, Richard Jackson, Boyd Hawkins, Ray Allison, Doug Baker, Jerry Withrow, Bob Shaw, Elvis Endsley, Gene l-losselton, m Carter Gordon M llard Brown, Elliott, Jim y , Frank Cunningham, John Borah, David Dye, i ' W'throw, Harold Holman Guy Williams, Roy Allison, Larry 1 h les Sanders, Carroll Laws Earl Gregory, James Marsh, C ar I Dale Gash, Ray Withrow, Leonard Porter, Curt Kincart, Leo Doty, Eldon Harlan, Lowell Wilson, Mr, Espenschied, Kenneth Moore, Frank Etheridge, Donald Gaither, John Tibbs, Carl McRill, Larry Englebright, Perry Borah, Robert Eldon Barr, Eugene Hallam, Ray Rush, Duane Marshall, William. f the Smith-Hughes act, This calls for ervised Vocational agriculture is taught under the provisions o systematic instruction in class and a supervised farming program at home, A complete sup farming program for the high school student would include productive enterprises which would earn money for the boy and is generally known as his project , The program should include an improve- ment project which is an undertaking designed to improve some part of the home farm and increase its value, such as improving the farm building, The third part of the farming program is known as ' - these are approved farming practices which the boys apply to the home ' ' l ure are eligible supplementary practices, feeding balanced rations. nrolled in classes of vocational agricu t ' ization of boys studying farm, such as Boys who are now enrolled or have been e The FutureFarmers of America is a nauonal organ ' l ral leader- to belong to the F,F,A, ' ' lture in public secondary schools, erica are the development of agricu tu vocational agricu The primary aims of the Future Farmers of Am ' ' ' ' and patriotism. ship, co-oper ation, citizenship, Officers: President .... . . Grant Hoskins Vice-President . . . .Bill Worley Secretory. . . . Jerry Withrow Treasurer . . . . Don Worley . Mr. Espenschiecl Sponsor . 37 ZJQA Earline Rankin, PatRedfern, Laura Burton, Freda Colclasure, Sue Mngrage, Ruby McCleary, Vada Wood, Wanda Rum- burg, Nancy Rose, Joyce Griffith, Pat Nail, Betty Douglas, Beverly llaegele, Alice Wood, Annis Stewart, Ellen Simp- son, Betty Prine, Betty Webber, Carolyn Felix, Rita Simpson, Joyce Felix, Lavern Self, Lonna Faye Hill, Clarena Payton, Knova Staton, Anna Stewart, Alice Kin- cart, Ellen Jones, Maxine Hungate, Mary Wilson, Carolyn Wagner, Della Mathes, Kay Tullis, Mary Keyser, Lillian Simmons, Martha Richards, Camille Haberstick, Lois Porter, Darlene Clevenger, Barbara Ellis, Naomi Tullis, Marilyn Walker, Donna Clevenger, Mary Wood, Marjorie Desch, Doris Gardner, Helen Mattox, Wilma Samford, Sally McGee, Norma Blackburn, Wilma Wood, Barbara Xanders, Waunita Conway, Mrs, Freshwater, Eleanor Simp- son, Kathryn Desch, Frances Smith, Maxine Green, Gloria Shaw, Nancy Blades, Doris Harris, Martha Wylie, Pay Cunningham, Anna Mae Bean, Joyce Etheridge, Irene Mnsgraves, Louise Vick, Shirley Johnson, Peggy Scott. President . . . . Joyce Etheridge Vice-President . .... Anna May Bean Secretary . . . . . . Shirley Johnson Treasurer . . . .Patricia Cunningham Sponsor . . . Mrs. Florence Freshwater The purpose of the F. H. A. is to provide wholesome individual and group recreation to further interest in Home Economics and pro- mote appreciation of satisfactions of homemalcing . 38 Cience To be elegible for membership in the Science Club, a person must be taking a course in science or must have had a year of science. This year each member is working on an individual or group proiect which will be entered at the State Junior Academy of Science which meets at Bloomington this year. The clup plans to take another trip sometime during the year. All expenses will be paid from the receipts of the club's hot dog sales. The officers ofthe club are as Follows: President . . . . Danny Sanger Vice-President . . Sally Smysor Secretary . . . . . Jeanne Parker Treasurer . . . Donald Samford Sponsor . . . Miss Walker Glen Berg, Lillian Simmons, Myron Goldblatt, Eileen Robertson, Pat McClintock, Burr Lloyd, Richard Vaughan, Jack Mathews, Jim Marsh, Sandra Overbee, Lowell Harris, Bill Worley, Sue Smysor, Pal Files, John Burgess, Donald Harris, James Blakely, Miss Walker, Wesley Walters, Jeanne Parker, Sally Smysor, Donald Samford, Danny Sanger, Van Musgrave, 39 The Art Club was organized this year to encourage art activities such as exhibits of art work, tea parties, other group gatheringsand to stimulate art development and appreciation. - The football season hasiust ended, and up to this time the club has painted mules on the new hot dog barn and announcer's booth, taken second place prize money in the Homecoming Float contest, and has done work to help the appearance of the art room. The Art Club is looking forward to helping decorate the interior of the cafeteria when it is completed. ,444 CM Mr, Alvis, Bob Christy, Wanda Morgan, Bill Jordon, Edgar Wilbur, Shirley Brittingham, Helen Vaughan, Vernon Elliott, Donald Musgrave, Tony Smith, Doris Ewing, Bill Simpson, James Simmons, Darrell Kennett, Jack Mathews, Lowell Harris, Patricia Cunningham, Donald Wells, Barbara Harris, Joyce Potts, Martha Gwaltney, Marjorie Kelly, Molly Garrett, Kenneth Brock, Tom McClintock, Joyce Etheridge, Imo Gene Vaughn, Carolyn Hearn, Joe Lee, Peggy Scott, Darlene Walker. 40 --q -it -sr ag The obieat ofthe Pep Club is to promote school spirit. This year the Pep Club is sponsored by Mr. Smith, the principal. A few days before the homecoming game with Lawerenceville, a visitor to the high school might have thought he had entered a hot Factory from the noticeable activity in making ancl triming hats to be worn to the home- coming game. The rain on the day may have dampened the hats but not the spirits of the members of the Pep Club. Carolyn Felix, Pat Redfern, Janet Laws, Lonna Faye Hill, Lavern Self, Joyce Hutchcraft, Wanda Rumburg, Sue Mugrage, Freda Colclasure, Mr, Smith, Phyllis Jones, Dorothea Vaughan, Lillian Friedley, Mary Ann Holland, Dorothey Frye, Dorothey Poya, Carolelnskeep, Joyce Owen Mary Morris, Carolyn Hearn, Sara Knodell, Betty Brown o t Mary Helen Vaughan, Peggy Garrett, Laura Burton, Clarena Payton, Nancy Rose, Vada Wood, Earlene Rankin, Mary Wilson, Barbara Xanders, Waunita Conway, Anne Haefele, Elaine Fleenor, Elaine Bosley, Marybelle Giannopoulos, Georgia Dale, Norma Hill, Joan Smith, Martha Belva, Katie Colbert, Eileen Robertson, Harriet McLaughlin, Ruthie Parker, Knova Staton, Anna Mae Bean, Mary Ruth Thomas, Karen Jeffrey, Emilie McKormick, Betty Scott, Armenta Grimes, Marjorie Hollinger, Roberta Gibson, Marjorie Mc- Coy, Joyce Stallings, Betty Hicks, Molly Garrett, Barbara Ellis, Colleen Borah, Jeanne Parker, Wilma Wood, Buddie Eunkhouser, Darlene Dunegan, Martha Book, Ann Dunegan, Faye Hudson, Jeanne Isle, Sue Smyson, Carole Williams, Shirley Brittingham, Doris Harris, Harvietta Englehart June Heitman, Betty Porter, Jean Johnson, Maxine Hungate, Anna Clark, Donna Clevenger, Carolyn Wagner, Pat Bruce, Mary Wood, Deloris Clevenger, gpm Theobiectof the G. A. A. isto stimulateinterestingirls' athletics and gymnastics: to standardize and promote ideas of health and sports- manship. Thirty-five of the G. A. A. went toChampaignForafootball game in Septemberi ten members were invited to a play day at Flora in October: the float which the girls entered in the Homecoming parade tied For fourth place. Plans have been made For the members to go to St. Louis to see Oklahoma . The organization pays the expenses of these trips by selling candy at games and at noons. Anne Lloyd, Elaine Bosley, Pat Bruce, Pat Files, Janet Laws, Pat Nail, Georgia Dale, Clarena Payton, Miss Brach, Mary Wilson, Shirley Brittingham, Betty Scott, Dorothy Poya, Carole Inskeep, Eileen Robertson, Betty Brown, Carolyn Hearn, Mary Morris, Joyce Owen, Harvietta Englehart, Emmadean Holman, Morjorie Felix, Betty Sue Hicks, Patricia Cunningham, Eleanor Simpson, Harriet McLaughlin, Sara Knodell, Mary Ruth Thomas, June Heitman, Jeanne Parker, Nancy Blades, Joann Ross, Marjorie McCoy, Frances Blades, Marilyn Downen, Marjorie Hollinger, Roberta Gibson, Carole Williams, Ruth Parker, Sally Smysor, 42 laanidk The purpose of the Spanish Club is to promote an interest in the various Spanish-speaking countries, their people and customs, and to provide an opportunity for speaking Spanish. The group entered a float in the Homecoming parade and sold pencils to obtain money for their treasury . Joyce Felix, Martha Belva, Georgia Dale, Elaine Bosley, Anne Lloyd, Miss Brach, Nancy Blades, Kamen Jeffrey, Emilie McCormick, Lavern Self, Lonna Faye Hill, Alice Clark, Martha Wylie, Mary Helen Vaughan, Lillian Simmons, Louise Murphy, Anita Felix, Marybelle Giannopoulos, Wilma Wood, Frances Blades, Marilyn Downen, Mary Ruth Thomas, Sare Knodell, Louise Vick, Eleanor Simpson, Ruth Parker, Carole Williams, Marjorie McCoy, Joe Lee, Van Musgrave, Tom McClintock, Bill Gray, Doug Cochen- nour, James Griffith, Jack Webber, Bob Mayberry. 43 Glen Berg, John Burgess, Pat McClintock, Bob Young, Van Musgrave, James Blakely, Burr Lloyd, Carl Murphy, Daniel Songer, Della Marhes, Pat Bruce, Pat Files, Katie Colbert, Anne Haefele, Elaine Fleenor, Donald Samford, Mrs, Knodell, Mary Morris, Jean Johnson, Rita Simpson, Harvietta Englehart, June Heitman, Gloria Shaw, Joyce Hutchcraft. Jaffa C ug The Latin Club of the Fairfield Community High School has been organized that its members mightgain a more thorough knowledge of the Roman life and language. It is planned that some phase of Roman life will be studied and discussed in its programs during the year . 44 James Ratcliff, Emmadean Holman, Pat Bruce, Kenneth Burton, Sally Smysor, Joyce Felix, Eleanor Simpson, Patricia Cunningham, Mary Ann Holland, Marjorie Felix, Bob Young, Daniel Songer, Ray Lisron, Doug Cochennour, Richard Vaughan, agzzclenf Counci The Student Council is an organization composed of students elected by their fellowclassmates to participate in school governing, to assist in planning school programs and in the forming of school regulations. 45 P019 QC? Robert Dye is a conductor for the B 8. O Railroad. He keeps the passengers amused during their trip by singing the St. Louis Blues. Delbert Ellis is a great inventor. His most recent brain child is a self- lacing shoe string. Jean Lyons is also an inventor. She recently patented a new non-skid bobby pin. Gene Yoho is head chef of the Waldorf- Astoria. His specialty is fried turtle tongues. Glen Ellis is preparing to start to China to write a book on the customs of the Chinese. Imogene Vaughn is accompanying him as his secretary. Molly Garrett and Wilma Harris are engaged in private detective work in San Francisco. l.owell Harriss is now an artist, living in Grenwich Village at the present time. Carroll Gibson has a large designing shop in Evansville. Marylee Merritt and Jane Simpson are his favorite models. Wayne Shuffett is becoming enormously wealthy with his alligator farm in the Sahara Desert. Betty Sue Hicks and Rex Hodge are running a hospital for pet poodles in Washington, D. C. Dean Martin is a magician whose fame equals that of the Great Houdini. David Keen and Carolyn Owen are working in a Circus. Emmadean Holman is running a goldfish farm near Geff. Arlene Atteberry is now a chorus girl in Billy Rose 's Diamond Horseshoe in New York. Doug Bates just recently won the United States title of Pocket Billards champion. Jerry Beattie is a Fuller brush sales- man in the Fairfield area. Eugene Hallam is senator from Illinois. Myron Goldbatt is now one of Broadway's brightest stars. He rose to fame in the role of a pixie in Peter Pan. Delbert Harris is singing the lead with the greese spots, they have just completed a tour of the United States, Donald Harris is the U. N. delegate from the United States, the only delegate ever to out-talk the Russian delegate. Kenneth Woods is a driver at the Indianapolis speedway, has won two races in the last six years, and has had only 26 wrecks. Jim Turner has taken over management of Cheffords. He is world famous for his brilliant work in 46 MOP QC? labor-management problems. Sally Smysor is principal of Fairfield Junior High. Her policy of two hours for study and six for play make her very popular with the students. Jeanne Parker is working in a settle- ment house in the slums ofChicago and is known asasecond Jane Adams. Mary Morris just returned from a geology trip to Africa. As you know, she is the world's most famous woman geologist. Bill Pilcher is a school bus driver for FCHS. Thomas McClintock is President of the United States. He appointed Mary Ann Hollan Secretary of treasury. ln her first year of office she paid off the national debt. Kenneth Brock has a 10,000 acre ranch in Arizona. John Burgess is a great scientist. His latest discoveries are the terrible Oxygen bomb and a chemical to dissolve the skin off a grape. George Butler went to Texas immediately after graduation to become a cowboy but found the grocery business was more suited to his tastes. He is now working as head butcher in the Blades Super market in Dennison, Texas. Bob Christy is a world-renowned flag-pole sitter. His new sitting record of two years and 36 days will probably never be equalled. Dale and Muriel Day are professional basketball players. Grant Hoskins is the president of the Ford Motor Company. Head of his mass-production gas cap department is Joyce Stallings, who is tops in her field. Barbara Harris is a designer of ultra-fashionable clothes. Joyce Etheridge and Gladys Farmer are managers of Q home for the aged, called Happy Haven. Martha Gwaltney and Phyllis Miller are two of the nation's best female wrestlers. Vernon Elliott is captain of one of the submarines which race every night at the Fairfield Country Club. Joe Lee has his own band now. He plays for all the Community Center Dances. Everett Kinney and Lloyd Sherman own a large construc- tion company here in southern Illinois, their latest masterpiece is a bridge across the Skillet Fork. Joyce Potts and Joyce Owen are still working at Morris dime store. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Ackman have settled in '47 M010 ec? Fairfield. He is president of Brown Chevrolet but hopes in the near future to become vice-president of Brown Cadillac. She is the former Betty Brown. Rev. Glen Berg is a missionary to the heathen in Africa. His wife is the former Peggy Garrett, who aids him greatly in his work. lf the natives ever get out of hand, Glen just charms them with a tuba solo, and they calm down immediately. Eileen Robertson is a Metropolitan opera star. She recently made her debut singing the role of Carmen. Opposite her was the magnificent tenor, Carroll Glenn Taylor, singing the role of Don Jose. lf there isn't a part in the opera for Carroll, he just directs the orchestra. Eileen's understudy is Dorothy Frye. Don Wells has taken over the management of the new roller rink east of Fairfield. Miss Ollie Gray resigned to travel west for her health. Gene Jackson, casanova of FCHS in the good old days, is a movie idol in California. His most recent picture was Two Loves Have l, starring Miss Wanda Morgan, who won an academy award for her performance. Robert Dosier is manager of the Chicago Bears, a pro- fessional football team. Robert Mayberry is the present U. S. Ambassador to Greece. He says he enjoys the country and is affectionately known as Boofus fStupidj. Don and Bill Worley have a cattle farm in the New Hope area. They specialize in Angus cattle and recently sold one cow for S75,000. Robert Merritt now owns what was formerly known as Hill's coffee shop. He has enlarged it considerably and it is now the fashionable place in which to dine. Darlene Walker, Anna Stewart, Margaret Barber, and Marlene Mason are in the service of their country. Soon after graduation La Donna McClure joined the Wacs. Martha Richards is still working for Mr. Grubb in the library and often types for the Brayer of which Mr. Grubb is still sponsor. Martha Book is Fairfield's first woman mayor. Colleen Borah is her chief-of-police and Ann and Darlene Dunegan run the fire department. 48 is-1 .. Q , ws , ff' ,551 WM-VL!'l LQ , fggmi GEORGE SAWYER ROY GATEWOOD DWIGHT ALVIS Assistant Coach Coach Coacking .ga Zlwfdaf .SZAQJML TEAM Bridgeport M1' . Carmel Olney Salem Albion Flora Carmi Lawrenceville PLACE Here There There There Here There Here Here 50 THEY 26 0 O 48 O I2 7 I3 goofgaffaggua FRESHMAN -- SOPHOMORE BACK TWO ROWS, Fred Smith, Manager, Curtis Tannahill, Verdayne Hudson, Robert Bruce, Bill Grey, Dick Wood, Eldon Eckle- berry, Jack Webber, Larry McCoy, Bob Dosier, Sr. Manager, George Sawyer, Assistant Coach, Dwight Alvis, Assistant Coach, Jim Griffith, Jim Guy, Ross DeBoskey, Louis Sanger, Tom Nicholson, Tom Files, Gene Ketzner, Harold Werner, Lee Roy Carter,tJohn Borah, Robert Redfern, Roy Garewood, Coach. VA RS IT Y FRONT TWO ROWS, Bill Pilcher, F., Bob Young, H., Darrell Sherman, T., Pat McClintock, T., Bob McManus, G., Tom McClin- tock, C., Myron Goldblatt, G., Bob Shaw, T., Fred Ketzner, E., Tip Butler, H., Danny Sanger, Q.: Gene Jackson, F., Eddie Ackman, H., Bob Christy, E., Bob Mayberry, T., Donald Samford, G., Jack Spencer, C., Doug Bates, G., Kenny Brock, T., Carrol Taylor, E., Rex Hodge, H., Ray Van Buskirk, Q., and Captain. FOOTBALL REVIEW The football spirit rose to a high pitch this year as fifty-two boys turned outfor the first day of practice headed by three new coaches--Roy Gatewood, George Sawyer, and Dwight Alvis. Even though our opponents, on the whole, had more weight and height than we did, we outscored them IO7-106. We had two boys who were outstanding this year--Van Buskirk, who made all-state and all-conference quarterback, and Samford, who received honorable mention on the all-state team. We ended the season with a 4-4 record, but, with a few breaks, our coaches thought we could have had a 7-I record. Everyone thought we had a better team this year than last, and the school was very proud of it. 51 goofdaf .7!1ri K 5 Look Af Her Fly Captain Van Buskirk Sixty-y Readyl Sell Gal Bro McClintock and Mascot Butler ard run by Van Buskirk ck, Samford, and BASKETBALL TEAM TOP ROW: Roy Gatewood, Head Coach, Lewis Songer, Jim Toombs, Bob Shaw, Ferdie Dickey, Tom Nicholson, Ross De Boskey Harlan Payton, George Sawyer, Assistant Coach- Dwight Alvis Assistant Coach MIDDLE ROW- Virgil Trower Dicke Wood, B111 . . . . , y Gray, Curtis Tannahill, Eldon Eckleberry, Tony Smith, Charles Smith, Larry McCoy, Bob Fleming. FRONT ROW: Pat McClintock George Butler, Dean Martin, Gene Jackson, Rex Hodge, Raymond Van Buskirk, Fred Smith, Bob Young, Danny Songer, Donald Samford, Mgr., Robert Dosier, Sr. Mgr. .gaiflefga Z sgladon, Although the Mules lost l7 games out of 25, they defeated some good teams which sport writers said would win. The outstanding player of the year was George Butler, who led the conference with the great- est number of points. Despite the inferiorheight of the Mules, they got their share of the rebounds and held a tight defense during most of the season. They should also be commended for their swell attitude and spirit which ran high even when the odds seemed to be against them. Letter-men of the season were George Butler, Rex Hodge, Gene Jackson, Raymond Van Buskirk, Bob Young, Fred Smith, Charles Mitchell, Tom Nicholson, and Dean Martin . The managers were Bob Dosier and Ed Ackman. The outstanding players of the season were Butler, scoring 333 points, Buskirk, scoring 126, Mitchell scoring 41, Nickolson, scoring 46, Smith scoring 25- Jackson scorin 24- and Hod e scor- ing 191. The school spirit at first was very low, but as the season came on, it rose to ahigh level. Every- body in the student body agrees that the team re- presented the school well. The team came home with a second place in the holiday tournament at Mt. Carmel, and the regional held at Mt. Carmel from February 26 to March 2. I I 9 1 9 I Team McLeansboro Mt. Vernon Mt. Carmel Carmi Lawrenceville Olney Flora Albion Salem Bridgeport Lawrenceville Carmi Salem Mt. Carmel Flora Wayne City Olney Bridgeport Albion Eldorado .fdcfion .Slab Varsity a nd Frosh -Soph Cheerleaders Action shot Action shot AZMLJAQK SZAQJMA Regional Tournament They Mt . Carmel 59 62 Albion 63 Carmi 44 5l Bridgeport 55 Olney 7l 65 44 63 37 45 62 49 53 66 57 59 58 68 60 54 69 57 Holiday Tournament 44 35 To be amember of the F Club, a boy must have earnecla maior or minor letter in one of the sports of the school . Minor letter winners are allowed to participate in all the affairs of the club except voting. Cnly boys with maior letters are allowed to vote. The main purposes of this club are to promote among its members a knowledge of fellowship, sportsmanship, and leadership, to promote better athletics in F. C. H. S. and to stimulate a spirit of co-oper- ation and understanding between the members ancl the student body towards sporting activities. ii CM Mr. Gatewood, Donald Samtorcl, Fred Smith, Bob Shaw, Bill Pllcher, Tom Nicholson Ray Van Buskirk, Dan Songer, Fred Ketzner, Robert Redfern, Kenny Woods, Bob Young lack Spencer, Darrell Sherman, Myron Goldblatt, Lewis Songer, Tom McClintock Gene Jackson, Rex Hodge, George Butler, Dean Martin, Bob Dosier. 55 Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oc t. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 8 Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec. I8 Ca LHJGP SEPTEMBER School started with a bang. Everyone rarin' to go--2? Elected freshman and sophomore cheer leaders. Elected Varsity cheer leaders. First meeting of G.A.A. Science Club had meeting to elect officers. Lost first football game to Bridgeport 26-12. ls my lipstick on straight? Mr. Hammack took pictures. F.H.A. meeting to elect officers. Received first paper. Beat Mt. Carmel 6-0. Beat Olney 26-0. Our cheering must have helped. Football team, G.A.A., and band went to Illinois. Oh, those bright socks and caps they came home with! OCTOBER Everyone having petitions signed in more or less boys vs. girls election. Voting for class officers. Salem beat us 48-7. Group Pictures. Spanish Club meeting to elect officers. School out for institute. Hurrayl Beat Albion 8-0. lt was close but Flora beat us 12-6. We beat Carmi 34-7. G.A.A. play day at Flora. You girls weren't stiff, were your? Pep Club meeting to elect officers. Student Council meeting to elect officers. NOVEMBER Such lovely hatsl I Have you seen Mr. Smith's? RAIN! It wouldn't have seemed like Homecoming without it. Queen, Betty l-licks, was crowned by football captain Ray Van Buskirk. Her at- tendants were Betty Brown and Wanda Morgan--Betty Porter and Jean John- son--Pat Bruce and Karen Jeffrey--Ruthie Parker and Clarena Payton. Wanta buy a sweater, pencil, pin, chance on a turkey, annual etc? They are being sold. Presidents of all classes met with Miss Jessop and Mr. Grubb to select lyceum numbers for next year. Freshman Class meeting to select class colors, flower, and motto. Everyone exchanging pictures. McLeansboro beat us at our first basketball game. Mt. Vemon beat us 63-33. Juniors ordered their class rings. DECEMBER Six weeks end, but to help cheer us we beat Mt. Carmel. We were beaten by Carmi. Lawrenceville beats. Everything is covered with snow. Beaten again, by Albion. Several are sore today from falling off sleds last night. But wasn'r it funl A victory for Flora tonight 65-48. Everything is looking like Christmas. The Art Club has a Christmas scene in the hall, and the Pep Club, a Christmas tree and a picture of Santa in study hall. Ccontinued on page 74, 56 omecoming HOMECOMING QUEEN: Betty Sue Hicks. SENIOR ATTENDANTS: Betty Brown and Wanda Morgan. 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Youth Club Christmas dance. Mt. Carmel tournament. We took second place. JANUARY Back to school after our long vacation. We started the year off right by beating Salem 65-63. The Cheer leaders had new suits for Bridgeport game. New books added to library. Beaten by Lawrenceville by a close 45-43. Mules bow to Carmi 62-44. Have you noticed kids studyingbefore school? We havea new study period from 8:30 till 9:00 in the study hall. Semesters, and, to top it off, defeated by Salem. Junior -Senior Magazine drive starts. Mt. Carmel wins 37-35. Sixteen band members go to Charleston, Ill., to participate in state band ensemble clinic. FEBRUARY We were defeated by Flora. Magazine drive ends with seniors winning. F.F.A. had skating party. Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Smith, evangelistic musicians, entertained. We were beaten by Wayne City. Did you get an apple? Mr. Smith has been passing them out. Mules defeat Olney 70-59. School closes for Lincoln's birthday. Valentine party at Community Center. Mules lose to Bridgeport. School out in aftemoon for paper drive. Fairfield beats Albion. Tip Butler receives award for high scoring man in conference. Eldorado beats Mules. Everyone has to be careful on the bottom floor or he will end up in cement. But it's all worth a new gym. First tournament game at Mt. Carmel. Fairfield beats Mt. Carmel. MARCH We beat Albion in tournament tonight. Fourth six weeks period ends. We played Carmi in tournament tonight and lost. but SOIIICOHC MS I0 1086. Everyone is happy today, because it's-teachers' institute. Out again for Good Friday. Easter vacation. School opens again. APRIL End of fifth term. Everyone is getting spring fever. Our new gym is progressing. MAY Why is everyone looking so worried? Semesrersl I As the time draws near, l think some of the seniors are sorry they won't be back next year. Baccalaureate Services. Commencement in the new gymnasium. 74 kk . 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