Fairfield High School - Crucible Yearbook (Fairfield, AL)

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BENNY BRADLEY BILLY ANDERSON JOAN OWIN' JUNIOR OFFICERS President Vice-President. Secretary-T reasurcr Benny Bradley Billy Anderson Joan Gwin J f yon were to ask any member of the Junior Class what their aim was for next year, he would almost surely reply “To make the school better and to be the best senior class Fairfield High School has ever had.” If that is what they want, everyone can just sit back and watch them do it. Why? This class is made up of leaders. The Gilley winner was a junior, the delegate from the Birmingham area to the Red Cross conference in California this summer is a junior, the representative from our school on the Citizenship tour was a junior—in short, they’re already well-versed in carrying the resjjonsibilities that go with the privileges of being “big dogs.” Not only are they leaders in that sense, but they have an exceptionally good scholastic record and, to round out their personalities, some of our best athletes are in the junior class. Therefore we, the seniors of 1948 feel sure that we are leaving Fairfield High School in good hands when we relinquish our places to the senior class of 1949.