Fairfield High School - Crucible Yearbook (Fairfield, AL)

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J Jfi£L Civ it an J A Ctiitan-. as old as life, as young endless as lime. Aiy Hands do Ihe work of the world. They uphold the temple of industry and make clean the market place. My Sars hear the cry of children. Ihe prayer of women for peace. Ihe appeal of man for guidance, the call of the race for progress, and the song of the poet for unity. Aiy search for good men that I may with them be a Civitan and brother. My Mouth utters the call to daily duty, and speaks the prayers of men in every tongue. My Mind teaches me respect for the law. unqualified allegiance to our Government, and love and respect for the flag of our country. My Heart beats for every friendi bleeds for every injury to humanity; and throbs with joy at every triumph of truth. Uy Soul knows no fear hut its own unworthiness. Afy Hope is for a better world and a better city, through belter men and Civitans. My MottO. .. Builders of Good Citizenship. Afy (■ reed was proclaimed by the Man ol Galilee when He declared. Whatsoever ye would that men should do to you. do ye even so to them.' My Pledge to practice this Golden Rule: to make it pay dividends, material and spiritual; to bridge with it the chasm between employer and employee; to build upon it a belter and nobler citizenship. Mr. Bobby R Bearden Faculty Adviser Mike Laughlm Representative to the Jefferson County Citizenship Tour

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Freddy Hall Kay Brock Sue Brooks President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer “Through all our many cares and woes Thy guiding light we'll see. Our Alma Mater, Fairfield. Leads us to victory. From the day we first entered Fairfield High, we have used the last phrases of our Alma Mater as a reminder of what our school means to us. Through these past four years, we had many trials and always thy “guiding light showed us the right path to follow. During these four years, we were strengthened by good assembly programs and C.S U. meetings In future years our minds will be filled with memories of both the serious activities of our high school life and our many social pleasures.