Fairfield High School - Beaver Yearbook (Fairfield, WA)

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ODE TO COMMENCEMENT GNQKIJ ls This a duploma which I see before me Hs rubbon 'foward my hand7 Come lel me clulch Thee I have lhee nor and yer I Icnow I wxll Arl Ihou nol lovely vlsnon senl To me To be mme own Ionlghl'7 Or arf 'rhou buf Thal :deal of my mind lhal Iaur creahon Long chermshed In my sludy blessed brann'7 I see Thee now IO form as deslrable As Thar I dreamed I saw Thou marshall sl me lhe way Ihal I was going And promlsecl such a reward I was 'ro wan Mme eyes have seen Ihee off rn all my dreams A pruze worlh all rhe resl I see Thee now And wnlh lhee blls of rnbbon hed In bows Faurer Ihan hoped belore Thrs IS Ihe Ihlng For whlch I sludued all 'rhar would Inform And Irann mine eyes Now wnlh my happy class The race ss won and all our dreams long soughl Cur glornous vuclory we would here and now Thank every Teacher every Irxend who helped By pahenl walch Io hold our sleady pace And guide our rambling slrudes foward The design We longed lor mosl Now sure and Ilrm ser earrh Walch all our sleps whnch way Jrhey walk and hear The very sfones prale of our whereabouls And 'rake The presenl honor ol lhe hrne For Iulure promuse Classmales may we lnve Thar words Io deeds lhenr noblesl spur may gxve We go our school worlc done The world nnvnles us Hear 1+ my classmales lor 1+ ns a bell Thar summons us Io achon Now farewell' lFrom lvlacbelh I Farewell Io Ihee old Faxrlleld Hugh Anolher class buds you adneu Remxnsscmg over years gone by Elernally our Ihoughls relurn Io you We will always remember Evenls we have enloyed and loo Learning lessons you ve laugh? so well Leavung behmd fhese cherlshed memorles The Sensors bud you all FAREWELL . . . . l h I T I Are ours Io keep. As we celebrale . . . .

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BOUQUETS TO SENIORS DORCTHY CUNNINGI-IAM Shes a man haTer so she says buT we re wullung To wager ThaT shell make more Than one male hearT beaT TasTer beTore she us Through Thus blue eyed Sensor us largely responsuble Tor The ed1Tuons of Beaver Tracks ThaT came ouT Thus year she beung eduTor She has also done a wonderful 'ob as chaur man oT The Bond and STamp commuTTee Well muss her name on The Top oT The Hugh Honor Roll and her uob OT lerkung sodas aT her dad s drug sTore We do T know whaT she wull muss mosT aT school buT we re sure uT wonT be Physucs FRANK KENO IT only we could have The knowledge Frank has un Physucs I know oT a number oT sTudenTs who would be saved many headaches He has been a IuTe saver To mosT oT The gurls Tor he always has The answers To The mosT complex problems Thus Tall blonde good Iookung Tellow us very quueT wuTTy aT Tumes and mas Terly He knows whaT he wanTs has hus own opunuons and sTucks To Them AT Tumes he us abrupT buT Thus can be explauned by The TacT ThaT he Iukes To argue Well muss hus presence un The pung pong room and hus good naTured personaIuTy LOUIS HAUBER Here agaun There agaun gone agaun Flannugan so Louus Hauber remunds us oT The old sTory Hus abundance oT IuTe carrues hum To many places and hus conTunuaI chaTTer geTs hum Tar buT usually To The oTTuceI STudues donT boTher hum un TacT noT many Thungs do He has a care Tree way oT dashung around and seems To Take a specual deIughT un arguung SomeTumes hus quurks geT hum unTo duTTucuIT posuTuons b.uT he usually Talks hus way ouT Well remember hum Tor con TrubuTung hus buT To band by doung hus besT on The Tuba and addung a bass vouce To muxed chorus He us a wullung worker and has conTrubuTed much Toward class plays Through hus sTage managung abuluTy and hus ever umporTanT 'ob OT pushung The buTTon To rung The door bell or The Telephone BETTY LANGE Shes an All Amerucan gurl and a real unspuraTuon Her Truendly smule and sweeT personaIuTy has helped many of her acquaunTances over The hard bumps She us anoTher Senuor To abandon The TursT chaur un band Thus Tume uT beung cIarur'eT SI-e has conTrubuTed a IoT To hugh school un Tour years beung so wullung and ambuTuous Her place on The Beaver Tracks wull be hard To replace and her grade A average us a challenge To her successors Well muss her haphazard way oT dashung madly around Tryung To geT several Thungs done aT once Then TorgeTTung whaT she sTarTed ouT To do un The TursT place and Tunally endung up where she sTarTed several munuTes laTe Well muss her acTung abuluTy un school plays un oTher words well lusT muss her peruod GENE HODGSON He s a valuable member oT The baskeTbaII squad and There wull be a real vacancy when he us no longer There To Tull Thus place Tekoa wll mus hus TrequenT vusuTs aT leasT They should because Gene has pracTucaIIy kepT The TheaTer runnung he and Two oTher Senuor pals The lasT year Rudy wull undoubTedly muss hus presence aT Waverly and well muss hus presence and abuluTy aT The dances Hes anoTher one who has kepT Thungs preTTy luvely by hus desure To be absenT Trom varuous classes CAMILLE DHONDT IT sulence were golden Then he would be a wealThy man ln hus case IT musT be ThaT sTull waTer runs deep aT lea T we would gaThe Trom The look oT hus reporT card He us especually TalenTed un Algebra and when he opens hus mouTh To speak you can be sure ThaT whaT he says wull be pIeasanT and un TeIIugenT He always has a sTeady pIeasanT way wuTh a buT oT humor Thrown un H us anoTher Senuor ThaT we wull muss and along wuTh all The oThers we wush The very besT oT luck and success un whaTever he chooses To do ARTHUR GREWC For Twelve years now ArT has walked The hard Tread paTh Trorn hus home To The school and once we even saw hum run He us a regular Man abouT Tekoa and he always Takes Thungs un Theur sTrude IT you hear a merrly whus Tled Tune comung down The road you can be sure ArT wull soon Tollow aTTer The halls OT hugh school have re echoed To Thus same whusTIe many Tumes un The lasT Tour years he has been here We wull muss hum on The baskeTbaII Team and Trom whaT he says he wull muss The neughbors caTs dogs chuckens and kuds doung a serenade un The early mornung when he us Tryung To geT some sleep aTTer beung ouT laTe The nughT be Tore WhaTever course he Takes we are sure ArT wull succeed un hus mussuon because he has a habuT oT goung aTTer and geTTung whaT he wanTs WruTTen by ROWENA ROECKS u u - - 1 - , I , . . . . . . . . .. H u - ' - u . .u - uu . u.. . .. u u n , , . -u . . , . . . , . -.. I ' I I I I T . , , . . . . . u . . , . I I I I I I u - u . . . . I ' T , . u . , . I u . ' u , . . . . . . . . . ., ., . . . . . . . . . - u . . I , . . uu uu - - u . . . . I u . , . . .. . . , . I 'T I . . S u , . . .. , I u . I I uu - 1 I ru . . uu - uu c f- . . V . S . , . u - 9 u U- . - ' - uu u . -u - . . . . . . I - u u . . , ' u u u . u I

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SENICR CLASS PROPHECY Were here To phophesy The days To come When as loTTy Senuors ouT un The world we roam We hope uT doesnT bore you we really hope uT wonT And now abouT each Senuor well add a luTTle noTe We pooled our Tunds TogeTher The day ThaT school was done We boughT a yachT and planned To have some Tun We sauled away Tor an usland pracT1cal ly un No Mans and There we began To luve on The Burnung Sand The heaT uT was TerruTuc The sun :T was so brughT The moon played uTs wonders every nughT The palm Trees swayed un Thus SouThern se Where no one ever wanTed To say eu As leader oT our luTTle band We ThoughT Ray Buob should Take The sTand He d played The role wuTh greaT renown When we were back un FaurTueld Town The only one who wanTed To work l-lus sTo e locaTed un The muddle oT Town 'Was The meeTung place Tor mules around Scholarly BeTTy Lange decuded her work was done ATTer graduaTuon she ThoughT shed have some Tun She Took up hula dancung under The SouThern moon On Thus lrTTle Isle where each one slepT Tul noon Playung The guuTar was DoroThy 5 TeaT Well admuT sne was hard To beaT Whule BeTTy danced DoroThy played Oh whaT a wonderTul paur They made They were The 'oy oT Thus whole sle To see Them Tolks would walk a mule STraughT As un school was always Theur aum BuT uT dud no good oh whaT a shame' JusT as oThers changed Theur sTyle So Gene he Scamp became worTh wh: e l le umproved hus ways hus words and ac s No more need we say Guve hum The ax Nadune was The belle oT our Taur Isle Sh had shunung eyes and a laughung Sml e Her personaluTy was A plus plus Over her There was many a Tuss ATTer graduahng Trom old F l l S Harold seT ouT Tor a long long resT l-lus books he Threw as Tar as he could For on Thus Isle They d do hum no good When we landed on Thus enchanTung lsle The naTuve dancers caused Harold To smu e l-le saud lThunk l ll sTay here Tor good We all agreed we ThoughT he should l-le en luke SunaTra a crooner became She always luked hum whaT a shame She crooned and crooned The luvelong a l'ler passage home we were wullung To a We walked one day along The sTreeT And Two old bums we chanced To meeT Well goodness sakes whaT do you know Louus and Camulle up Trom skud row They leTT us The munuTe we landed here IT caused us all To shed a Tear BuT now They re back we re all so glad The reason They losT all The money They a Vurgunua The raduoman oT our band KepT us un Touch wuTh The old homeland She always wushed she was back There oo So The sa lors she knew wouldn T Teel so ue Leonard had To leave hus gurl behund BuT we were sure anoTher hed Tund IT proved he hadn T long To wauT Because soon a sarong gurlue became hus maTe LasT buT oT course noT leasT Was Grrewe ArT wuTh Trousers creased The chueT oT The garbage dusposal TleeT We depended on hrm To keep Thungs neaT So we corne To The end oT our sTory We leTT ouT Thungs lusT Too Too gory Thus Isle oT The SouThern Seas us our home To old FalrTueld Town well never more roam Well sTay here To The end oT Tume And all our eTTorTs well combune To make uT a place oT world wude Tame IT uT s noT well sTay here IusT The same lm on Th s usland Too you see BuT I m noT as umporTanT as l used To be EduT ng Thrs annual was quuTe a chore ThaTs all There us no more LORETTA MUNSEL I 'l . I , ' 'u . ' ' u , ' - I I I ' I T f . . . I . d y ' P Y' ll , u '- 1 I I HH 'lin ' I I ' , uu fu. I Was Frank Keno, who became a clerk. If I I - bl . - 1 I I I I ' . F 'u . ' ' ' ' - - 1 T I ' '