Fairfield High School - Crucible Yearbook (Fairfield, AL)

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loft to right Scatodi B. Rowtint. Mri Wood. J. Sm.lh, Sionding: C. Doniol, W. Bow n. J. Sapp, P. Towns. I. Young, B Jobnion. N. Myorv, f . Ejtock, H Murdock. B. Whotloy, P- Boiloy THE LIBRARY CORPS As Fairfield High School marches forward to win its battle over ignorance and undesirable isms , the library is keeping in cadence colled by these petty officers of the written line. FRENCH CLUB French Club activities center around the support of a war orphan, Francis Valentin, who lives in Paris. Several money-raising projects were undertaken this year with oil proceeds going o help Francis. Letters and gift boxes are sent to him regularly. The club has received a beautiful scrap book from Francis os a token of his appreciation. Lett to right, lit Row: J. Horvoy, J. D. Blackifono. B. Holtond. P. Patrick. G. Coppi. R. Jonei. B. Whotloy. J. Smith, E- Johnion, 1. Murchl-ion, J. Catei, S Sidoi. 0. Stuart. J. Lackey. 2nd Row; K. Myers, W. Glaigow. B. Cunnlnghom, C. Kelley. I. Young, M. Sarmopoulos. L. Mitchell. P. Kay, L. Camper. D. Gobor. N. Horwood. N. Smith. M m Hawaii. 3rd Row; C Jones. R. Dedeli. F. Whiten, J. Studlnko. K. Carlton. R. Wood . B. Boiloy. P. Bailey. C. Jordon, F. Hall. Sherrod Gibion. B. Horten, 4th Row; J. Crowlord R. Cough-ren, J. Sanderi. R Swift. J. Blair.

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Lott to fight, lit Row: E. R Thomoi. D. Zelglor, G. Yorchok 2nd Rowi G. Pink, orlon, C. Marim. Mary J. Chondlof. F. Luik. S. Stioln, V Tonnyion, F. Johnson, $. Hood, G. Lowery. Mr. Mum power. DRIVER TRAINING Without a systematic driver training course, the average high school student may know something obout on automobile but little about traffic rules and traffic hazards. In fact, the traffic records of young drivers prove that systematic troining for driving must now be a serious concern of the public schools. F-CLUB The F-Club is an organization for boys who have earned letters in one of the four major sports at Fairfield High School. It strives to bring forth good sportsmanship and build admirable character Bottom to top. lit Row: J. Vowoll, B. Blanton. E. Berry, B. Scott, I. Monatco. B. Ponder. B. Gunter, B. Lowery. S. Ward. 2nd Row: J. Crawford. G Walters. 3rd Row: F. Miller, B OoVioie. 4th Row: B. Toylor. Cooch Inman. 5th Row: Cooch Lee.

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Left to right, l»t Row: I Shonnon G. Woter . 2nd Row: M Holder L. Mitchcl A Reynold , N Sicolo Jo A Rizzo, S. McGInni . j. Cate . P Patrick, B. Moy, V. Farmer. M. Sarinopoulo . R Truck . P. Reave , Y. Wood, K Walter , A William . p. Gordon. I Murchiion, Carol Cartledge. Mory L Snyder, E, Sesiion . H. Hollifield 3rd Row: G. Hochko. B. Johnson Jo A. Shipman, N. Myert, B Bailey. S Side 4th Row B Cunningham. Jane A Teat. Jo A Fitzgerald, P Ettock. G. Dovl», M. Lindsey. M Crook . N Webb, J. Thomo . C Donnor, S. King, Mr Hoynei 5th Row- M Car ninghom. L. Camper, $. Toy lor, P. Town . C. Johnson, N. Freeman, S. Flynn. 6th Row: P. Kay. S. Scott. M. McAvoy, Sara N Patrick, E. Jackton, H Batton. R Wood . S. Reach, CHI- Y- TEENS The Chi-Y-Teens carry out a well-rounded program to help a girl grow spiritually, mentally, and socially. They are ever striving to fill their worth-while projects, such os, dressing dolls at Christmas, sending chocolates overseas to celebrate Y-Teen Week, and the annual selling of potato chips to raise money to send the Y-Teen president to conference. RED CROSS The Red Cross has done much good work this year. Under the guidance of Miss Norma Short this worthy organization helped at the Crippled Children's Clinic and the Blood Bank. They also filled gift boxes for veterans and children. Left »o fight. 1»t Row: J. Odum, P. Reeve . M. Lindsey. I Fortner, B. Maine . M. Smith, P. Patrick. J. Jackson, B Blanton, 8. Covington, R. Hilton, B. Bishop. 2nd Row: 0. Gober. J. Earl. J. Meek , F. Eorp, J. Studinko. R. Byrd, 8 Gunter. F. Lambert, B Dovl . R. Gucrry. D. Hudson. J. Cox. J. Everitt, B. Moore, C Cartledge. P. Por-tow . Mi » Short.