Fairfield High School - Crucible Yearbook (Fairfield, AL)

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T II E C R r C I B L K 1929 Alta Li cile Thacker— Lu Fairfield High School ‘27, '2H, ‘29: Athletic Association ’27, ’28. '.'V: N’atmr Study Club ’27; Delphian Club '28, (lire Club 28. ’29. Ambition: To add one more home to the world. Motto: Live to love. I lobby: Eating:. Ron Tidwell Fairfield High School ‘27, '28. '29; Athletic Association ‘27, '28, 29; Hi-Y Cluh '28. 29; Delphian Cluh '28. '29; Commercial Club '27, '28, '29; Most Dignified Senior '29. Ambition: To do my best in all I undertake. Motto: Test each bridge before you cross it. Hobby: Swimming. Louise Evelyn Walsh—“Lou” I'airfield High School '26. J7, '28. '29: Athletic As-sociation 26, '27. '28. '29; Vice-President. Sopho more Class '27; Vice President. T. I , tl. Club '27; Ph«tnK:as h Editor, Crucible '29; MikIi School Flapper '29. Ambition: To make a success out of life—and yet to get a kick out of it. Motto: Beyond all, be yourself. lobby: Ramblin’ with “Boots. Clyde M. Wilson Fairfield High School 26. '27. '28. '29; Radio Club '26: I'oremnc Council '27, '28. '29; filer Club '26; Track '26. '27. Athletic Association ’26. ’27. ’28. '29. Ambition: To get out of high school. Motto : Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Hobby: Cutting English class. Rost Mae Wilhite—' Rosie Fairfield 11 t«h School ‘20. '27. 28, '29; Athletic As-•ociation '26. '27. '28. ‘29: Orchestra '28: Dice Club ‘26. ‘27: Delphian Club 27. '28. '29: Basketball 27. 28. 29: Nature Study Club '26. 27. Ambition: Let me live in a house by the side of the road, and be a friend to man. Motto : ’Tis not the gale, But the setting of the sail That determines the way you go.” Hobby: Jus’ being a good little bad girl.” TteentyotJt

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T HE C R U C I B L E -4 3fcp 1929 Marion Louise Morris— Red Fairfield Htsh School '26. '27. '29. '29: Athletic A» sodaiion -6. '27, 29. ‘29l Vanity Ha kctbail 26, .7. '29. •.»« ; -F Club 26. 27, '29. ‘29: President. Promethean Club '29; Vice-President. Promethenn Club '29: tiler Club '26: Most Athletic Girl '29: Most Conceited '28. '20; National Honor Society 29: AMiitunt Uuiiuc Manager. Crucible '29. Ambition : To finish school, ami then—! Motto: Do not drift—but row. Hobby: Being with John in that ‘little gray Ford'. James B. Njewbolu Fairfield Itieli School '26. '27. ’28. 29; Athletic Association -6. 27. '28. '29; Football ‘28: “F Club '29. 29; Vice-President. Thucydides Club '28; Radio Club '26. 27: Ili-V Club '28. '29. Ambition: To rival Henry Ford. .Motto : Keep trying. Hobby Trying to make an Overland “do 60. Charles Ei wari» Olson— iuuty Fairfield High School 27. '29, 29; Vice-President. Delphian Club '29; Mhlrtic Asaodatirm 27. '28. '29; Hi V Hub '29. Ambition : To make an A in Miss Lee's English class. Motto: I might he down, hut I'm never out. Hobby: Playing baseball. Evelyn Louise Pharr— Roots Pair Add ll««h School '26. '27. ‘28. 29; Athletic As donation 26. 27. '29. '29: Glee Club ‘26. 27. '29, 29; Delphian Club '26: Promethean Club 27. '28. '29; President, Sophomore Claw '27; MnM-up Date '29. Ambition To lx- a successful pianist and organist. Motto: Remcmltcr you can't have the rainbow without the rain. Hobby: Ramblin' with Lou. 1 saw- i.i.k Sellers—'' Id die Fairfield 11 k1» School '26. '27. '29. 29; Promethean Clnb 26. '27. 28. '29; Athletic A»«ociation ’26. ‘27. '2 . '29; Glee Club '26; President, junior Class '28; Editor •in- Chief, Crucible '29; National Honor Sndrty '29. Ambition: To do all the good I can. in every way I can. for everyone 1 can. Motto: “Half of greatness is grit. Hobby: Laughing. Bexiiam Stewart Fairfield High School '29; Forrntic Council 29; Chaplain. fli-Y Club ‘29; Physichetnbio Club 29; Athletic As iciation 29 Ambition: To roost on the top limb. Motto: To thine own self l»e true. Hobby: Driving a Ford. Twenty Jive

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1929 T H E C R lr C I B L E - - - — m Class poem Oh! Senior Class of Twenty-nine. How swiftly the years have gone hy, Now we arc ready to finish school And here arc the reasons why: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield Through the years our motto has Ix'en. We've learned to love one another And to l»c friends to all men. We’ve striven to prove ourselves worthy l:nto God and unto man. We've sought for only the good things And have, learned to say, “1 can.” We've found friendships, joys, and pleasures— Things that make life worthwhile. We stored up golden treasures To direct our after lives. We've not yielded to temptations That have strewn our paths and ways We've thought of this good motto Through all our high school days. Let's take our motto with us That Life's Purpose may be fulfilled To strive, to seek, to find. Yes and not to yield. Mary Elliott. T irrHtysiei