Fairfield High School - Eagle Yearbook (Fairfield, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

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It may seem difficult and trying at times but always continue to keep that goal in sight. f 4 SU PEERHNTEN flDlli1N'Fl S Nl ESS G lil The history of mankind is a record of men and women who have overcome adversity toward a more perfect life, both spiritually and physically. This book, which is ahistory of your class, will record in like manner, your climb toward the same goal, As al- ways, the faculty wish you the very best of success and hope that you too will add your bit to the record of man- kind. Mcaaizys SCHUOL EWUDPX RD G5 QQ If D DITTO ENN ET D sr KQQP 579 NUI D pictured EPQA '46 Anlllln. X-19-1' R. LNWXQMS xv? RADCL 10M we QSW wic e BHHXX RO . :Cd cw NGVX if-ff 11 E Z' -P Qk 6-if N Q .f ' 'xii' if fab J' fu- wi ..fX'1-an Qgfi-L+ Kp gp' I AMER, X ' C ESGLXSYX - - ,fi AN HISTOR V15 'Q lv- M1 U53 4 . YS Y HB... X1 4' M , N ' N W .k QVGLISHIV' J,-.44 CARPENTRY EDGAR BARRETT Montana State College Montana State University Arizona State University Geometry, Adv, Math, Algebra, Physics, KEVIN EARLY Carroll College University of Portland Montana State University General Math, World History, American History, Problems of Democracy, Guidance, Athletics. ki! ,an CONNIE CAMMERON University of Washington Great Falls College of Education Great Falls Junior College English III, IV Journalism XX Ml x ll xi' X t ESTHER BUCHANAN Montana State College Home Economics I, II, III Physical Education EDWARD KONEN Carroll College Great Falls College of Education Montana State University Colorado State College English I, Il Library J Qu-s ...af CHARLES NEMEC Montana State University Social Science, World History, American History CLINTON TRACY Carroll College Billings Normal College Montana State University High School Band High School Chorus Elementary Music sr' WILLIAM RONEY Wyoming University Montana State College General Science Biology, Physical Education Athletics ARA VAN DUSEN Montana State University Bookkeeping Shorthand I, II Typing I, II Office Practice 'Lv' HAROLD STENSLAND Montana State College Agriculture I, 11, III 'X -ok Ev Nemec af A AF .f , 'I 1 9: I f l ffm Buchanan M n Olson L? 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FHA 1, 2, 4: FHA Convention 2: FHA State Convention 1: Girls' Basketball 1, 2: Chorus 2, 3: Chorus librarian 3: Pep Club 3: Annual Staff 4: Senior Play 4, J 'Tha CHARLES DAVID ACKERMAN ..Gus.. Electrical Engineer Youth is not a time of life, it's a state of mind. Chorus 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Heisey Award 1: Annual Staff. MAXINE MARIE BATEMAN Magazine To be a nurse. I'm not flirtatious, just friendly. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3: FHA Convention 2, 3: FHA State Con- vention 1, 2, 4: Girls' Basketball 1, 2: Chorus Librarian 2: Pep Club 3: Annual Staff 4: Senior Play 4. ' , 3 -v '- 4'5 gag DA LE LEE BRADY 'And a mighty boss was he. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Octet 2, 3: Heisey Award 3: FFA Officer 3, 4: Honor Chorus 4: Assistant Choral Director 4: Annual Staff 4: FFA 1, 2, 3: Color Guard 3. PATRICIA JEAN BURBRIDGE Pat Many a woman who can't add can certainly distract. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 1, 4: Heisey Award 2: Pep Band 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Annual Staff 4: Eagle Editor 4. WILLIS MARIAN COFFMAN Mechanic The real problem of leisure is how to keep other people from using it. Band 1, 2, 3: Pep Band 1, 2, 3: FHA 1: FFA 1. WAYNE I, DALEY Heavy Fish and Wildlife work. No man can be wise on an empty stomach, FHA 1: FHA State Convention 1: Band 1, 3: Pep Band 1, 3: Chorus 1, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Photo Annual Staff 4: Letter- men's Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 4: Lettermen's Club Officer 4. C in DOROTHY ROSE DE ZORT Bookkeeper. What are men - that we should consider them. FHA 1, 2: FHA Convention 2: FHA State Convention 1: Pep Club 3: Girls' Basketball 1, 2: Annual staff 4. ARTHUR WILLIAM DICKHOFF .. Art.. Engineer 'Few of us can stand prosperity. Another man's I mean. Chorus 1, 2: FHA 1: Track Mana- ger 1, 2: Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual staff. 4 11- I 7. V rx. KARL JAY DEHN Blackie To go to college. If someone betrays you once, it's his fault. If he betrays you twice, it's your fault. Transfer 2: Chorus 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 4: Senior Play 4: Junior Play 8: Boys' Quintet 4: Interscholastic Meet 4. N01 -0 l CO E' .J Q ,IO 5 - 5 MAURICE FABIAN FORNALL Pete Music Teacher I am not a politician and my other habits are good. Chorus 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Officer 3: Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 43 Junior Play 3: An- nual Staff 3: Interscholastic Meet 2, 45 Boys' Quintet 4. FAREY RAE FEE Feeg - Elementary Teacher, The secret of life is not to do what you like, but to like what you do, Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girls' Basketball lg Girls' Chorus 1, 25 FHA State Convention 1, 2, 35 FHA 1, 2,45 FHA Convention 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 35 Annual Staff 45 Eagle Staff 45 Senior Play 4, WILLIAM JOSEPH FOLDA Lively - Teacher Ready to work when it's all been done. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 FHA 15FHA State Convention5 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Photographers Club 45 Junior Play 35 Boys' Quintet 45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4g Annual Staff 4, r is J J BOYD CLYDE FOSTER Foss - To be a professional foot- ball player with an accountant business on the side, A handful of good life is better than a bushel of learning. Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA Officer 2, 3, 45 Track 45 Interscholastic Meet 45 Most Valuable Football Player Award 45 Basketball 3, 4. RAYMOND VICTOR GRAF Ray - To go to college, Life is one long process of getting tired. Chorus 25 Band 3, 45 Pep Band 45 An- nual Staff 45 FFA 15 Wrestling 1,2. DOROTHY JOANN HEYER Dot Policewoman Her key to friendship is her smile. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Basketball 1, 2: FHA Convention 2: FHA 2, 3: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: An- nual Staff 4. NELS LEONARD HOLLO Ne1s A good archer is not known by his arrows, but by his aim. FFA 1: Annual staff 4. 'Q . 1 IRENE ADELINE JANKE John ffisitf- ' , L . 5, tg? MARGARET KATHERINE HOVDEN uMargIl Be a nurse. Give a man enough rope and he'l1 skip. Chorus 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3: FHA Convention 1: Basketball 1, 2: FHA Officer 3: Class Officer 3: Annual Staff 4: Eagle Staff 4. Go to Alabama and be a house wife. Keep your eyes open before mar- riage and half shut afterwards. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3: FHA State Convention 1: FHA Con- vention 1: Pep Club 3: Senior Play 4: Annual Staff 4: Eagle staff 4. MILDRED ROSE JANKE Millie Operate a motel. 'Silence is a gift divine. Band 1: Chorus 2, 3: Annual Staff 4. is ,-- 55 j' 1 1 Jn ' f ,ir-fl.. .if I 4 '-'A Q . Ov' Nh, 3 , ,I X 'hu . ' .4 MARIAN ELIZABETH KUEHN Koonie To go to Texas. Women have many faults, men only two: what they say and what they do. Chorus 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Girls' Chorus 1, 2: FHA 1: FHA Convention 1: Girls' Basketball 1: Senior Play 4: Annual Staff 4, .ff ' -f 1 W n CHRIST EDWARD KOLSTE Deacon Farmer A word of advice, don't give it. Chorus 1, 4: Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: lnterscholastic Meet 2, 3, 4. PAUL DUANE KOLSTE Punk Half the world does not know how the other half lives. Band 1, 2: FFA 1: Color Guard 3, 4 DARLENE PATRICIA LARKIN lf men knew how women pass their spare time, they'd never marry, Chorus 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: FHA 1, 2: FHA Convention 1, 2: FHA State Convention 1: Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Annual Staff 4: Eagle Staff 4. MARY LOREEN LASHWAY 'Shorty' Telephone Operator. Being short has its advantages. Transfer 1: Chorus 1: GAA 1: Girls' Basketball 1: Pep Club 1, 2: Senior Play 4: Annual Staff 4: Eagle Staff 4. CHESTER WILLIAM LEACH Chet - Pharmacist Hold the fort boys, I'm coming. FHA Convention 1, FHA 1, Band 1,2, 3, Pep Band 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Boys' Octet 2, 3, Boys' State 3, Junior Play 3, Eagle Editor 3, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 4, Track 4, Senior Play 4, Annual Staff 4, Mixed Octet 4, Eagle Staff, RICHARD LEROY LEASE Dick - Biologist Show me the short cut and I'll take it, Chorus 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3,4, Eagle Editor 3, Let- terman's Club 4, Football 4, Annual Staff 4, LOIS MAXINE MILES Missionary. Go to Africa. 'Books and friends should be few and good. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, Junior Play 3, Annual Staff 3, Eagle staff 4. ROBERT RAY NELSON o To become better than ever Man IS the only animal that blushes or needs to Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 3 4 Pep Band 1 4 Sexuor Play 4 Boys Octet 2 3 M1xed Octet 4 FFA J, 2, 3, 4 Honor Chorus 4 Q, 4 s 'buf F qv' K BEVERLY JEAN MAYER Matt Nurse There's never been a red-headed saint. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, FHA Convention 1,2, FHA State Convention 1, Senior Play 4, Annual Staff 4. 1527 , -3 V77 M 'Uv' C Q in in Q 6 IIB bl! - t ' . V T v:- -- 1 I 9 F I U 3 A Q g I . : ' : f V E if'jc',w, y , ' Q . i T 4,2-'irffififpfv gf is V L13 X 9 IACK HUGO PARCEL Hugo - Teacher Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Heisey Award l, LE. Young Award 1, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Interscholastic Meet 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Boys' Octet 3, Boys' State 3, Class Officer 4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play 4, ALLEN LA VERNE OAKLEY HAI.. Drive in the Pan-American road race. 'Speeches are like babies, easy to conceive but hard to deliver, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 4, Interscholastic Meet 2, Class Of- ficer 2, 3, Iunior Play 3, Eagle Editor 3, Annual Staff 4. JOHN OSCAR OLSEN Johnnie - Pharmacist One of the greatest laborsaving devices of today is tomorrow, FHA l, Chorus 2, Letterman 's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, Eagle Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play 4. .If-uv EDD ALMON PERRY Wormy - Veterinarian To do injustice is worse than to suffer it. Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Basketball 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Officer 4, Class Of- ficer 3, Interscholastic Meet 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Boys' State Alternate 3, FFA l,2,3,4, FFA Officer 3,4, Dis- trict FFA Officer 4,Footba1l Captain 4. vv TERRANCE ROY RADCLIFFE Terry - To see the world 'Better go to heaven in rags than hell in embroidery. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Student Council Officer 4, Class Officer 1, 2, Boys'Octet 3, lnterscholastic Meet 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Boys State 3, Quintet 4, Football Captain 4. KAREN LA JEAN REYNOLDS Katy - Teacher If you want a thing well done, don't do it yourself unless you know how, Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA Officer 2, 3, 4, FHA State Convention 2, 3, Girls' Basketball 1, 2, Student Council 2, Annual Staff 4, Class Treasurer. NEVA LOUISE RINDAL Rindie - Air line hostess She's been on more laps than a napkin, Girls' Basketball 1, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, FHA Convention l, 2, Pep Club 3, Twiner 1,2,3,4, Eagle Staff 4, An- nual Staff 4. 1 A I ARLISS ARTHUR SCHWARTZ Ug - Forest Ranger The way to fight a woman is with your hat, Grab it and run, Band 1, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, lnterscholastic 3, 4, Track 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Officer 4. IDA MAE SCHROCK Shock - Stenographer Underneath all her foolishness is true worth, Band 1, 2, FHA 1,2, FHA Conven- tion 1, Annual staff 4, FHA Con- vention 4, Girls' Basketball l, 2. ft.. VALEREE YVONNE ROSS Val - Secretary We are not sent into the world to be miserable, Band l, 2, Senior Play 4, Girls' Basketball 1, 2, Annual Staff 4. inn., f if Q xxnl T' X MARLENE IO STAIGMILLER Staig - Teacher Be good, and let who may, be clever. Student Council 15 FHA 2, 3, 45 FHA Officer 45 Convention 45 District Officer 45 Chorus 35 Girls' State 35 Pep Club Officer 35 Annual and Eagle Staffs 4. ff -15' MARY YVONNE SNIDER Snidey - Air-line hostess There is no such thing as a dangerous woman, --only susceptible men. Girls' Basketball 15 Chorus 1, 25 FHA 1 2,45 FHA Convention 1, 25 Pep Club 35 Twirler 1, 2, 3,45 Annual Staff 4. DOLORES ANN SPARTZ Sparkle - To learn the tricks and trades of wedlock. The chain of wedlock is so heavy that it takes two to carry it, sometimes three, Girls' Chorus 1,25 Band 1,25 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Student Council 35 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA Officer 35 Pep Club 35 Senior Play Annual Eagle Staff, S QL , Sk x 1 X x I Y s xg,,u. ' 1 '-5 c-wi ,N Q55 QV--v BONNIE DEE STENGRIMSON Stinky - Elementary Teacher 'Music is well said to be the speech of the angels. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1,2, 3,45 FHA 1, 2,35 Band Officer 35 FHA Officer5 Girls' Basketball 1, 25 FHA Con- vention 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Class Officer 25 Student Council 1, 45 Heisey Award 35 Senior Play5 An- nual Staff 45 Mixed Octet 4. DENNIS CLARK TENNEY Timly - Jockey Napoleon was little too. Basketball Manager 45 Football 45 FHA 15 Wrestling 15 Photo Club5 Annual Staff 4. JAMES WILSON TENNEY Jim - Rancher In every sport he sets the pace but he's faster yet in cupid's race, FHA 1, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Interscholastic Meet 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Football Award 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, FFA Officer 4, LEROY RONALD TETZEL Lee - Travel to a south sea island, All too often a clear conscience is the result of a bad memory. Wrestling l, Junior Play 3, Basket- ball 3, 4, Football 4, Letterman's Club 4, Color Guard 3, gl, M 04 LOYD MARK TRACY Trac - Help clean up the vice in American cities, Learn to labor and to wait. Eagle Staff 4. DIANE LOUISE YOUNG Young - Work for the Government As flighty as a paper air-plane in a breeze. Girls' Basketball 1, 2, FHA Con- vention 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Concert Chorus 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, Interscholastic Meet 2, Feature Band 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Heisey Award 3, Mixed Octet 4, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Pep Band 1,2, 3,4, An- nual Staff 4, Eagle Editor 4. -1 'RK 5-Q5 CHARLES TIADEN Chuck - Take over the farm Why should the devil have all the fun? Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Color Guard 3, Sen- ior Play 4, Annual Staff 4. HUBERT OBER Hubey - Insurance A pink tea: Giggle-Gabble Gobble-Git. FFA 1, 2. rigs 'K-...nun 4.-Z. C ll-, SS foil Sflllf l R F Y In the year of 1951, 59 green Freshmen found their way into the halls of Fairfield High School, Chester Leach led the class as President, Bonnie Dee Stengrimson was elected Treasurer but her work was light-no funds! Patty Burbridge's penmanship was finally noticed and she was elected secretary, To replace our President when he was absent, we chose Terry Radcliffe as Vice President. Our Freshman year wasn't too exciting, but when our Sophomore year came around, we put on one of the best shindigs ever held at F. H, S. This was a party held in the gym and added considerably to our funds, Mr, Olsen, our sophomore sponsor, was very much surprised when our class put on a mock wedding to honor him before he became a married man, The Junior Prom, with the theme, April in Paris, and our Junior play, Dear Ruth, made our Junior year a real success, Four of the girls got hooked during the Junior year, Those leaving us to take up cooking were: Betty Pedersen, Joann McCann, Shirley Styren and Eloise Phillips. Last, but not least, we reached our Senior year, We finally made our goal. In this great year we put on the Senior Ball which was decorated to the theme of Silver Bells, Our Senior play was also a success and was entitled Our Miss Brooks. To climax our four wonderful years at F,H. S. graduation week was filled with many festivities,which were Baccalaureate, Sunday night: Class night on Wednesday, and Commencement on Friday night. in l l CL ASS Wlllblls, CHARLES ACKERMAN wtlls h1s 1955 Chevy to Dtane M1lls MAXINE BATEMAN w1lls her ab1l1ty to have only one false tooth to Mary Jean Kmd ELVINA BIRDEAU w1lls all the uckltsh spots to Cordell Iensen DALE BRADY w1lls h1s nrghtly work to Lloyd Wallace Come tn early Lloyd PAT BURBRIDGE w1lls her botsterous ways to Carol Phrllxps WILLIS COFFMAN w1lls h1s yearly 5 cred1t to Mary Norrts WAYNE DALEY w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to sleep 1n Mr Early s P O D class to Janet Pearson DOROTHY DEZORT w1lls to Marte O Loughltn her brown curly hau We thought you mtght l1ke a change IH color KARL DEHN w1lls h1s supersontc 4 speed Ford to Eddre Adamson Take tt cool! ART DICKHOFF w1lls hrs Atr Natronal Guard outftt to Lester Smtth Thmk you can learn to fly? FAREY FEE w1lls her glasses to Mon1da Beck They really help Mon1da WILLIAM FOLDA w1lls h1S ab1lxty to gatn wetght to SI3S13 Pobanz MAURICE FORNALL w1lls all h1s mtstakes on the Bass Horn to Melvm Pearson Now you take t e blame Melvrn BOYD FOSTER w1lls to Sandy h1s hands-to hold wh1le he IS gone DOROTHY HEYER w1lls her mckname Slrm to Lourse Calder Try an egg d1et Loutse NELS HOLLO w1lls h1s tacrturmty to Add1e Hawthorne MARGARET HOVDEN W111S her shorthand ab1l1ty to Esther Nelson Try for 120 Esther IRENE JANKE w1lls her ntckname John to Mary Sands I hope you can get rtd of tt MILDRED JANKE w1lls her helght to Dtck Loss Need some st1lts D1ck'7 EDWARD KOLSTE w1lls the hatr on hxs chest to Bob Clarke DOLORES SPARTZ w1lls her Semcr year engagement luck to Leta Flsh Take It real easy Leta BONNIE DEE STENGRIMSON w1lls her ab1l1ty to stay out of trouble? to Charlotte Mayer MARLENE STAIGMILLER w1lls her ltttle fmgers to Rtchard Kanamasu DENNIS TENNEY w1lls hxs ablllly to get tnto class wlthout a permanent admtt slxp to anyone W1Sh1Ilg to try tt JIM TENNEY w1lls h1s basketball ab1l1ty to Allen O Loughhn Crazy huh LEROY TETZEL leaves h1s ab1l1ty to dtg the Chevy to June McCann CHARLES TIADEN w1lls h1s small feet to LeRoy Schenk LOYD TRACY w1lls lus way w1th the teachers to Ed Hollo DIANE YOUNG w1lls her first chatr tn band to Bev Ely x AV V . . , . . h RAY GRAF wills his Drum Set to Allen Schwartz, He doesn't dance, anyway, ' ' n - n - . - ' - ' PAUL KOLSTE sard I arn t got nothrn I want to get rrd of MARION KUEHN wrlls her Job at the Telephone Offrce to Pat Brrdeau DARLENE LARKIN wrlls her place as F H S drum majorette to Gwen Jonke Watch the left turns Gwen LOREEN LASHWAY wrlls her art abrlrty and slrrn hrps to Ida Larson She has the equrpment too Ida CHET LEACH wrlls hrs brother Bob to Georrgra Tetzel Addrng Handle Wrth Care DICK LEASE wrlls lus prnk car? to Rob Eastwood Hope you can make rt run BEVERLY MAYER wrlls her nrckname of Matt to Charolette Mayer LOLA MILES wrlls her abrlrty to graduate rn llg years to Roy Konen BOB NELSON wrlls hrs lrttle green bug to Gerald Beck Addrng Be Sure to Handle Wrth Care ALLEN OAKLEY wrll leave thrs enterprrse wrth hopes of never returnrng HUBERT OBER wrlls hrs abrlrty to get rnto any class wrth a one day temporary to James Blrss JOHN OLSON wrlls hrs appetrte to Gary Jacobson Thrnk you need rt'7 JACK PARCEL wrlls hrs abrlrty to polrsh the teachers apples to Ronnre Jaraczeskr EDD PERRY wrlls hrs typrng to anyone who can stop talkrng long enough to make the assrgnment deadlrne TERRY RADCLIFFE says he would leave Lrnda but there are not boys rn the Junror Class worthy of leavrng her wrth KAREN REYNOLDS wrlls her abrlrty to be rn the F H S Band for 9 years to Nolan Kolste Don t worry she hasn t been rn Hrgh School that long NEVA RINDAL and MARY SNIDER wrll therr good behavror rn class to all the Junrors Brg laugh huh? VALEREE ROSS wrlls her natural curly and brownette harr to Edna Purdum IDA MAE SCHROCK wrlls her abrlrty to keep her glasses rn one prece to Addre Hawthorne ARLISS SCHWARTZ wrlls hrs formula to stay away from the grrls to Bob Leach Leroy T Farey F Joanne T Karen R mf El!!!-E ggi X E Sf ' , ,I x Ai 51534 if Adros Adreu Aloha He 5 hooked Aye aye yaye Soxs or Soakers mf' I :-- g 1 J f J fry - I I X LX? M W ,gf ff' , Av, X 4 'li I - P14 x All -N I f s,,,-cl D f D A I BEVERLY MAYLR as a whrte capped nurse Wrll keep folks from rrdrng rn a hearsel A snake charmer rn a srde show tent NEVA RINDAL turns out to be Lvery one to hrs own porson But rattlers are beyond me! Ihe Navy rs a frne organrzatron they say And strll collects hrs pay IDA SCHROCK has grven up bummrn She nabbed herself a rrch banker Now she s really hummrnl European sport s car racrng rs qurte the thrng Wrth ALLEN OAKLEY at the wheel you can expect most anythrng He drrves a souped up and crazy crate One day rt wrll mean hrs fate Some teachers are preachers But not all peaches are teachers KAREN REYNOLDS rs wrthrn reach And boy can that peach teach Wrrtrng strarght from her secret heart Wrth True Confessrons ELVINA BIRDEAU made a start If she ever attempts her autobrography I fear twrll prove spontaneous combustably LOLA MILES rn the Zula Isles Teaches fuzzy harred tots rn a Mrssron school At quotrng scrrptures she s a wrnner But watch out Lola when rt s trrne for drnner DIANE YOUNG was once so quret But now as a glamour grrl she s a rrot Posrng for someone who s glad he found her Lrke bees near a flower boys cluster round her TERRY RADCLIFFE wrth a two foot beard Became a hermrt as we feared He comes out each Chrrstmas to Crvrlrzatron Wrth enough rnventrorrs to startle the natron A smash hrt wrth hrs brg Name Band MAURICE FORNALL tours the land- Spendrng summers at Placrd and wrnters rn the South All because he can blow hot arr through hrs mouth! She arn't a secretary and she arn't a nurse, She doesn't work rn a factory or drrve a hearse, When lookrng for her, can't fmd where she went, DARLENE LARKIN must be a secret agent, ll as Ill DIPIIF CY' fell :Osh I 1 4111 ft, CHARLES TJADEN has retired after twenty years ' ' ! Now DENNIS TENNEY rs the tall man rn the crrcus tent It s hard to belreve that he was once smaller than the short gent F1ll1ng bottles and countrng prlls JOHN OLbON does rather well As a pharmaclst 1n the hrlls Wrth four cars and a horse to boot BOB NELbON thrnks he has rt made He s a cowboy but he can t shoot He loves sunshrne but srts rn the shade She couldn t marry Curtls so became a nurse MAXINE BATEMAN w1ll keep you from dropprn dead Her fees aren t h1gh but don t beneflt your purse Frrst he garned a srster rn law bnde wrth the mother Ln law run and hrde Then he acqurred a Now there s trouble NELS HOLLO better Two thousand acres of old dry land ED KOLSTE S as happy as he IS wlse He has a better farm than all the other guys Texas IS where MARY SNIDER went! In the orl f1elds she made her money Feedlng the workmen bread w1th lots of HONEY' MARG HOVDEN and FAREY FEE are secretarres To a large corporation W1th those handsome bosses It s a wonder xt s strll rn operatron BONNIE STENGRIMSON IS a teacher of the lrttle She should have thought twrce As tam t pleasant to be chased by mrce When asked what LOYD TRACY would lrke to But never would be able to To stay srngle IS what he sard He s marrred now because she went to hrs head BILL FOLDA crossed turkeys wrth cats Results a hornble creature I guess people were rrght This type would never make a preacher A prece of srlk or just an old rag LOREEN LASHWAY as a fashron deslgner Could make a gunny sack look good on an DICK LEASE wrth hrs sc1ent1f1c m1nd Ooooo What a man!! He rnvented a perfumed garbage can' brats old bag Eight or ten chickens and one farm-hand, ' do ,TIM TENNEY owns ten apartment houses Spends most of hrs trme collectrng rents He knows how our bra1nyJ1mmy To make dollars out of sense MILDRED IANKE S dream came true She advertrzes blond shampoo Darly she demonstrates peroxrde bleach And puts gold curls wrthm a brunette s reach Deep sea d1v1ng after pearls Would scarcely seem a Job for grrls But rt s mce to be d1fferent I suppose DELORES SPARTZ puts on her goggles and down she goes' Beautrcran rn a smart hotel DALE BRADY 15 dorng rrght well When wrmkled old ladres try hrs mud pack They sure w1ll frnd Trme marches back I HUBERT OBER sells lnsurance And for thrs Job he surely has endurance! He collars all hrs foes and frrends And hrs sales talk seems to have no end' Anyth1ng to get attent1on And bathe hrmself rn glory LEROY TETZEL went over Nragara Falls rn a barrel PATTY BURBRIDGE IS the Presrdent s secretary Not much work IS done But Patty was always out of the ordrnary BOYD FOSTER has made the grade A posrtron wrtn the Bob Cats he f1na11y made MARLENE STAIGMILLER has rarsed her team of fxve Wrth that man of hers She hardly knows another s al1ve WILLIS COFFMAN or Just plaru BILL Is strll clrmbmg up that long long lull CHESTER LEACH S plckles really rmg the bell No lumps or bumps they re really swell' The recerpe IS all hrs own Act now' Call hrm on the phone' I He took off rn that old Jalopy of lus So I can t tell you about ART DICKHOFF Even hrs mother doesn t know where he IS JACK PARCEL on mystery hour bnngs lrsteners a thrill As the deep vorce of The Shadow He gxves your sprne a chrlll . . . I - - I . , . . 1 l I And lived to tell the story, . . , I , . I l I I . I ' MARION KUEHN at the swrtchboard Says Number Please' from dawn And all tl e scandal that she hears Could blow our llttle town apart to dark As a drplomat rn forergn parts EDD PERRY shows up more than smart He charms the ladres wrth hrs fascrnatron And unsnarls the rnternatronal srtuatronl In hrs pr1vate plane WAYNE DALEY started around the world Arrrvrng safely IS one thrng brother But gettrng back IS qurte another' She wanted to be Monroe s double But turned out to be double Monroe I guess DOROTHY HEYER ran 1nto trouble But strll she has better control As a housewrfe tn far off Alabama she s havrng fun I would drop over to see the former IRENE IANKE But then her housework would never get done' DOROTHY DEZORT IS gorng to Hawau Wrth her grass sk1rt blowrng rn the breeze You can t afford to sneeze Undertaker PAUL KOLSTE smrles to hear o Hoprng that some horrrd mlcrobe Soon mrght krll you off' In an edrtor s uneasy charr RAYMOND GRAF tears hrs harr Wrrtrng headlrnes and gettrng scoops Makes Ray s brarn do loop the loops Travelxng faster than lrght or sotmd CHARLES ACKERMAN scorns the ground He s so speedy we wonder whether Someday he may drsappear altogether Prckrng spuds and prtchrng hay ARLISS SCHWARTZ wrll make good someday Preferably playrng football wrth the Dodgers But they won t accept the old codgers KARL DEHN has a lrcense for a chauffeur And hearse dnvrng rs hrs busrness Look srck and he ll come rrght over VALEREE ROSS became a secretary too' She s so very effrcrentl The boss has trouble frndrng thlngs to do u cough Don't catch cold Dorothy, . , ' Y Marlene Staxgmrller wluls Coffman I went thara ways Ooooooooooooo V N WL' 6' Ya I fy J 1 X! IVAIC SCCICX 50x Number Please Kuehn Mauuce Teacher Mar m M Ianke 'wh ,Ju MUSICISD Darlene Larkm a n L f W PICIUCSI One Fomall In town Xipx f l afy S Um-hum 0 1. -' 7' - I Ark 1 1' i I U1 CIIIOI' x Slrck Stuff Dupont S C0 P Chet Leach I D1CkhOff Mlssronary M1les tt Burbrrdge Pa y 'll 1- I izffv' Bulldozer Folda n Q D Heyer s Pal Vocalist Brady 2 1215355 Manager Daley Chef Lease X Emsteln Parcel 0 K1ckoff Radc lrffe 9? X W g? aa M X38 H63 All COITI Te Sn1der and Rmdal e Relax U h t ' J' 3 Ky - Q lr ll Q nr yd - . L - A N' I-fn cl z' ,I fl S it . HC ' wh i 'T . - ' ' ' -7 .1 lr-ykx.,, Q xlib. -4:1 Q ,. - J. .vfulff my 43- v Xl W W4 ' ' I p ' Q 2 lf ?N'v 05 I 1 2 hi Z 'V Sandy and Boyd Pr. xx! , . ' K ' ., W -lnl' 'L . Lx , I Ili . ' 3 K W , ' 1 ' ' . I' 1 f X I . . .:,, K . U ' . fp - ,r 3 rl Al? .f I A F of 5 1 4, A A ' gh, J K ' x ,Qi a if IIYYIL, , 'mg 4 no . W- 4, 44 Q l e ' E' JI xl y . ay' ff J' V 11 Al 5 7731 -,M if , l I i.. D.-,PVF O A 'A s l I 29 and enloy lt Oakley Swish T enney GEORGIA TETZEL President CLASS OIF' I9546: A 'NJ sg, A , , I ' 5433, Q , X. ,AX DAN SANDS GERALD BECK ALLEN SCHWARTZ Vice President Secyetafy Treasurer EDDIE JOE ADAMSON MONIDA BECK PATTIE BIRDEAU JAMES BLISS sl 8. ' '. 3 1: sz- Q -- fa- . Q, '29 J f J I I . '1 ':'.. ' , , Vx -- Q . Ni Q LETA FISH ADDIE HAWTHORNE EDWARD HOLLO GARY IACOBSON CORDELL JENSEN GWEN JOHNKE RONNIE JARACZESKI RICHARD KANEMASU LOUISE CALDER ROBERT CLARKE ' ROBERT EASTWOOD BEVERLY ELY , WCW A '-if 8 - X U f 1 x fray' Z 'LT' 4 T wt'-I Y 'V' pon MARY JEAN KIND NOLAN KOLSTE ROY KONEN IDA LARSON ROBERT LEACH RICHARD LOSS CHARLOTTE MAYER IUNE MCCANN DIANE MILLS ESTHER NELSEN MARY NORRIS ALLEN O'LOUGHLIN MARIE O'LOUGHLIN SANDRA OLSON IANET PEARSON MELVIN PEARSON Nr' , 5 49 'LT if 5 l Picfure Noi' Available '25 'ZY If- JN. 5 'fi 3 r xy Beverly Herman Ella Mae Herman Marie Hollo Loy Ann Hughes Margaret Kind Larry Kolste Fay Lesmeister Rolland Lindstrand Ardis Armstrong President Carolyn Kloppel Vice President Clarice Forseth Secretary f. H, if -A f ag,-r Q- v 41 1 1 .. -x fri 'N 1 a, ver .1-f f .4 Eric Bond Lucille Brown Patricia Clarke Edgar Cutlip Phyllis De Pratu Don Dormandy Donna Dormandy Tracy Dormandy Lorallee Eddington Barbara Eue ll Bob Foster Joe Heap y , fb.-I Bill Genger Treasurer Virgie Graves Student Council Larry Burbridge Student Council Beverly Maxwell 7? Sharon Maxwell Art Neiffer Jerry Neiffer 5 2 'X Armenia O'Loughlin Betty Olsen 'V V l Sharlene Pedersen ' V Jim Purdem I 'X I . Raymond Raihl Q-xr! 25 Janice La Valley Patsy Lutke , JXJ Sf... Nr' or T Q,-4 VS.-1 ' ' fer aO0s Xl Q- fs. f' ' X 6 7 Q5 11 J 41 FV! Ruth Rindal M Jim Robb --Y f Robert Schrock . M 'J , N I 9' -on X, ir' -Q 7' M i 11, 1- - h ,W F V. . I X fi , 'Q 'an Wi fin, , ffa Y' lf H Q.,--e 1 I X fx . if 2554 ' i Doug Shaw Robert Stott Lois Styren Marlene Tenney Mary Ann Trainor Helen Tuebert Wayne Turville Loreva Vincent Gary Rlndal Linda Kloppel Audrey Burbridge President Vice President Secretary Austin Adams Doris Adamson Kay Allen Darlene Beck Donna Beck Ronald Beck Ruth Beck Tony Beck Joan Birdeau Clarissa Bliss Kathryn Calder Gene Cameron x l Qi Loretta Killip Treasurer '55 ' 4 'Q' .ran 7-1 D rl, if,-.- S J 4.1. ,.,. - .f.- 7.1024 Jfal.-UC! gaze Eiarwev- ?f,:.aL: 271.22 52'- ar: ifaneriasu Ker.rgct?. Kasper Efozeri Kouen .'.'a,.'rgc Lattu. Lva Lutke Fub, ficxffer Gladys Norris Vzola CJ'Laughhn 47'- I. 3 F lx 1- ,-J YT' F Mary Helen Palmerton Fava Pearson David Phillips Kathryn Pobanz Russel Robb Maxine Rorvick Reece Silve Dan Simpkins PC 5 'ps if-il ExNXxllf!1 l l 1' V ss N Ga! Tv ' 5 A 1 s x ', 4-S RJ n 3. 7 I if ff 2' .fu I J Kay Squires Donald S'einbach Robert Stott Kent Stott Arthur Swanson Stewart 'Iollefson Nancy Trackwell Beuy Txainor Sadie Trainor Judy Udine Rodney Van Son Arlene Vincent Gary Wallace Z! N I UNNERS: HT. 'Tjfzbg ' is ' First row: Arliss Schwartz, Eddie Adamson, Gary Iacabson, Bill Folda, Jack Parcel, Wayne Daley, Danny Sands, Second rowg Ed Kolste, Rolland Lindstrand, Dick Lease, Cordell Jensen, Lester Smith, Chet Leach, Terry Radcliffe, Edd Perry, Third row: Coach Roney, Jim Tenney, Le Roy Tetzel, Bob Leach, Leroy Schenk, Boyd Foster, Robert Eastwood, Larry Kolste, Dick Kanemasu, Dennis Tenney, Manager Jack Birdeau, EAGLES IN ACTION OJFFENSIIVE TEA 21 Bob Leach 22 Terry Radcltffe 29 J1m Tenny 25 Edd Perry 36 Boyd Foster 31 B111 Folda 35 Jack Parcel, 34 Bob Eastwood 41 Wayne Daley 32 Dan Sands 28 Arlrss Schwartz 29 Jrm Tenny 26 LeRoy Schenk 25 Edd Perry 36 Boyd Foster 31 B111 Folda 35 Jack Parcel 34 Bob Eastwood 32 Dan Sands 28 AIIISS Schwartz 20 Chet Leach, 22 Terry Radchffe DEFJE, SHVE TEAM TRACK Tllifll - Left to rrght L Kolste R. Lrndsrrand B Genger J Heap D Dormandy L Smrrh A bchwartz E Kolste B Folda B Foster L Perry D Lease R Easrwood Coach Roney I Radclrffe C Leach J Parcel B Leach W Daley J Tenny EX IJ xi 2 WI 9-VI W1 R Q og-L. bf T of ,fob A',g an Left to ugh: Bob Leach LeRoy Schenk Ed Kolste Arhss Schwartz Edd Perry Larry Kolste Terry VT 1 . ' NX ' 7 VX 1 1' . ' 7 X A! X VX Q x 'il . X if ,l or sr I R A X llff L, ,f ll1,:X M C fijlf' - 1' , T i , ' ' 'F 'ey L .B . ,rty 4' ., ,1 xx . . . C I l K B J C- F - n 7 1 4 Y 9' 1 rj I n 3: ' A -59 87? 0 dz' E 7' Q 97,06 K w8:?Qo ' n ' N l K x xc l B p - ,R 4 X vs V K f bf, V I Y, 11, 1 - V 4 ' . .L I L ' L 2 s .' X V 44 Radcliffe, Jack Parcel, Jim Tenny, Coach Bill Roney, BASKETBALL 1 , ' ' 1 S - ,Ja 1 X' ' f xg 'I X . , XJ X X ' ' 1 gf E 1 X f.,,f I N'-4 I 5 f 93. asf J, rr ,, F- -Jr JJ Q as Us 9 551 R' .3 Q-L ' t a A . . , I Y r 1 n f 1 r s S ' 1 5 First row, from left to right: Wayne Daley, Mr, Roney, Dennis Tenney, Back row: Jim Tenney, Edd Perry, Bob Leach, Dan Sands, Boyd Foster, LeRoy Schenk, Terry Radcliffe, Ron Jaraczeski, LeRoy Tetzel, Rich Kanemasu. Coach Roney and 15 high-flying Eagles began the 54-55 basketball season with the high hopes of last year, The team was soon cut to 12 for the traveling A team, Before tournament play it was cut to a final ten members, Conference play for '54-55 was rather discouraging with four wins and sixteen losses, In the twenty-game total, free throw percentage was topped by Jim Tenney with 680Ieg Following closely wereg were: Bob Leach 65510: Terry Radcliffe 60010, LeRoy Tetzel 52010 and Edd Perry 50010. Jim Tenney led the Eagles in a yearly total of points of 254, Dan Sands collected 1803 LeRoy Schenk 1183 Terry Radcliffe 1113 LeRoy Tetzel 108g Bob Leach 85 and Edd Perry 66. In the toumament the Eagles played Sunburst in Game 1 and lost, The Eagles own their second game from the Browning Indians by the large margin of 20 points, The Eagles' third game was with Great Falls Central Mustangs, This was as good and as close a game as anyone could ask for, The Eagles leading most of the game, lost in the final minutes by the close score of 33-32, The Seniors who played their last game are: Jim Tenney, Edd Perry, LeRoy Tetzelg Terry Radcliffe and Boyd Foster, v x' ll 21 lf' 00? 27 by ' if sal' 1-A Qt-A ,X I u ,K Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield 54 Sunburst Fairfield 51 Choteau DIVISIOINAL TOURNAMENT Fairfield 38 Sunburst Fairfield 58 Browning Fairfield 32 G F Cen ral STUDJILNT UUDUNQIIIL, STUDENT COUNCIL from left to nght Kay Allen Carol Phllllps Bonnle Stengnmson BO YS AND GHRLS STATE BOYS AND GIRLS STATE from left to rlght Terry Radcliffe Marlon Kuehn Marlene Staxgmlller Jack Parcel Edd Perry Karen Reynolds Pat Burbudge Chet Leach 'I 1 1 Terry Radcliffe, Edd Perry, Virgie Graves, Larry Burbridge, Bob Leach. Sponsor: Mr, Olsen ' 9 9 vw1u 11 W : 5 Mg Tm wa 5. . H 0 6 1 w. 1.5 , ,L f ff 4. A A . - .-, --f , . V ,., . Q I I ?sLvf-N V' G wif 1 7 7 -- I. U ' s ' 'fs :Z F ala? ,1 '1 9.-A A Qu. ff -'Z 11 I ' 'Q FUTURE FARMERS UF ANUERII XA W First row: Rodney Van Son, David Phillips, Arthur Swanson, Austin Adams, Wayne Lattin, Doyle Euell, James Ely, Ronald Jenkins, Gary Rindal, Mr, Stensland, Second row: Kent Stott, Bob Stott, Charles Tjaden, Dale Brady, Arliss Schwartz, Edd Perry, Donald Dormandy, Eddie Adamson, Larry Kolste, Jim Purdem, Third row: Allan O'Loughlin, Eddie Kanemasu, Bob Nelson, Tony Beck, Allen Schwartz, Jim Robb, Boyd Foster, Kirk Genger, Leroy Schenk, Ronald Beck, Jim Tenney, Ed Kolste, Fifteen F, F, A, boys left for a one-week , Ayer- fl 1 f 1 tour of the Yellowstone and Glacier Parks, Mr, Stensland went along to see that all went well, The picture below was taken in front of Old ,' Faithful at the Yellowstone Park, f' -Q F, F,A, ROUND TABLE Above is a picture of the FFA round table taken at Chico Hot Springs, ' The boys reported a very nice trip, Edd y, Perry especially enjoyed chasing the bears, '-f. Was it hot boys? FUTURE HOMEMAKJERS OF AMJEJRHC First row: Marlene Staigmiller, Janet Pear son, Georgia Tetzel, Carolyn Kloppel, Karen Reynolds, Janice LaValley, Ardis Armstrong, Second row: Mrs, Buchanan, Delores Spartz, Beverly Herman, Sharlene Pederson, Mary Snider, Marion Kuehn, Louise Calder, Lucille Brown, Darlene Beck, Maxine Rorvick, Betty Olsen, Ruby Neiffer, Third row: Vera Rorvick, Kathy Pobanz, Deanna Eastwood, Judy Udin, Joan Birdeau, Carol Hanberg, Phyllis DePratu, Kay Squires, Kay Allan, Helen Tuebert, Loreva Vincent, Fourth row: Farey Fee, Stasia Pobanz, LoyAnn Hughes, Diane Mills, Carol Phillips, Rhoda Grasdock, Fava Pearson, Doris Adamson, Clairice Forseth, Grace Norris, Linda Kloppel, Loralee Eddington, Donna Beck. Fifth row: June McCann, Mary Norris, Maxine Bateman, Elvina Birdeau, Irene Janke, Virgie Graves, Beverly Ely, Sandy Olson, Arlene Vincent, Lois Styren, Sandra Elliot, Monida Beck, f F, H, A, Initiation , January 31, 1955 Q , New F, H,A, 'ers 1954-1955 F, H,A, OFFICERS Mrs. Buchanan, Chapter Advisor, Stasia Pobanz, Historian, Ardis Armstrong, Secretary, Mary Jean Kind, Parliamen- tariang Karen Reynolds, President, Q Carolyn Kloppel, Vice President, Georgia Tetzel, Song Leaderg Janet Pearson, Treasurer, Mrs, Pearson, Chapter Mother, an 1' ' P tl Y Q-Wal .- . ' 5 , fxi f 55? . aiiinf, . .6 ! . ff ', Q X. w-M A 55435-r 'W 151, zu 1' . W L71 .QQ ' 9,1 9- 2 L i? 6fZ'AQ4g,fZ, ,Q-G. 1' f' my Jw . - lx .f 1lV'4x'ff! 1-wffiff 1 M' 4' Tk fi J f f gf1svf9V , u 31 X 6, it A ,, ,f wx l L , l ,411 . ',,' I 'f . I , 1 N- .Q 1' ff X I V Ak . gg xigifv, iff' Qi X441 5 . 'JF - 1' pf H Mfnw1fVf,X ' First row: Beverly Maxwell, PICCOLO Second row: Carolyn Kloppel, Karen Reynolds, FLUTES, Third row: Pattie Birdeau, ALTO CLARINET: Ardis Armstrong, OBOEQ Pat Burbridge, BASS CLARINET. 5 n TQ-s,,, First row: Beverly Ely, FRENCH HORN Leta Fish, ALTO HORN, Second row: Diane Young, FRENCH HORN Ruth Rindal, Audrey Burbridge, ALTO HORNS, Third row: Gladys Norris, ALTO HORN, First row: Kay Squires, TYMPANI, Second row: Melvin Pearson, Maurice Fornall, Allen Oakley, BASSES, BARIT ONES: From top to bottom: Bob Konen Larry Burbridge Phyllis DePratu Gerald Beck TROM BONES: First row: Margaret Hovden, Loyd Wallace, Allen Schwartz, Donald Dormady, Second row: Dorothy Heyer, Stuart Tollefson, Doug Shaw, Bob Clarke, 5,sw,1, ' ' W 1 SAXOPHONES: First row: Diane Mills, Georgia Tetzel, Beverly Mayer, Alto Saxophones, Second row: Reece Silve, Tenor Saxophone, Judy Udin, Beverly Herman, Nancy Trackwell, Sandra Olson, Alto Saxophonesg Virgie Graves, Tenor Saxophone, Third rowg Sharon Maxwell, Tenor Saxophone, Charles Ac- kerman, Baritone Saxo- phone, Bob Nelson, Tenor Saxophone, 55 CLARINETS: First row: Charlotte Mayer, Bonnie Stengrimson, Kathy Calder, Ella Mae Herman, Second row: Rodney VonSon, Arlene Vincent, Wayne Latti.n, FLAG BEARERS: First row: Dale Brady, Second row: LeRoy Tetzel, Charles T jaden, Third row: Tracy Dormady, Paul Kolste, DRUMS: From left to right: Donna Dormady Patty Clarke Ray Graf Betty Olsen Janet Pearson Loreva Vincent TYR: 'Q -f A pg. , ,ff H-M, 7 ,, W, ' ' -- 'FU' :aww f' ' f ' , R W' vggwgfg. 541 x nil ' , C535 'ew K5 x F 'E I Q!! if V 5'i, ,,,' I U I Y L-,fha H - -A FIX 1 -. 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I A fi Ain .2 The storm is getting worse! II'S 8 wonderful SIOTY. Play Practice 'Miss Brooks, I feel foolish asking you this , . . Mama, there isn't going to be any play, It's called off, 1? ?' .1 ,E f . 4 A ' dx 4-4-0 .iam- .Joan Normal! IDUJWXT if M .Lug m 4 RTB' Hh,l,lD 4. Where ya been? u Sd ' fx 1-.,...,,f,. Sb,-4 1 4' uk .g arf Senior Home Ec The Boss Sleeping? Industrious I Senior Home Ec Surprise I 1' ini un- v , rx vvgr N, 2' i .I-'iT P4 5455? s A B U S ll XT E S S S T fx F F 1 P H U T O S A L S IF U R C E iIsMlPURT fNT IFFQXHRS HN LHEFYU1 ,a-,.... I Christmas Concert, December 16, Fairfield High School was full up, good show! Senior Class Play Make-up time back stage Sadie Hawkins Dance November 22- November 12 Little Abner Maurice and Daisy Mae Patty Silver Bells B211 Grand Winners of the Silver Bells Ball Grand March at 10 o'clock ' December 22 62 December 22 Sno-King Edd and his Sno-Queen Georgia . ra. Secretarres ...,-41,3 Needed Gone Gus and his Gas House Gang W, Caught between the acts The Great Advisor i X X All is not as it appeals Our Wonderful New Library O O O la la Big Business? Office opened February lsr, .I si 5-L ' Contenrmenr--Auh yes! j 1 5 ' YK' if W J i? :- ff I Dorothy D. i, f IL I N391 Maxme B D63 Band ard pleas Bonme S and Bob N I i wi el The Joker' Drane Y !!Q 1 X Ln, Y UF1 , l 1 Eme Meeme Mmle Moe Dennis T Edd Perry Where IS Lt? Lloyd T Tjadtn J Ill Edward K lo 'W brothers! R ry G Boom I BOOM .1 Valoru. May I Don t drop rt! f Arhss S 1.1 li I wrsh there J' fl' NCIS ITOIE sf- A0 Paul K 2 sore 11. 5 xx... To be or no lrenej V7 QL O t to be Loman .flee Wee ffhlillbf Karl D N ol L4-riff.: Hollo am e J , Dt: l rm. r ia ,I 4'5' Q!! Again? ,J . f If If ' 17 fi Pm ,tee ?? Beverly M 1 I lvum gggfla J 'ffl ff W 1 4.14 Iwonlu H-4-. had j i C X ll wont 11? il J fw,j Q f Nlmr 1411 urres X and John O He' 'Mu' l lfmdulrlou f , U C. . l , El! 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