Fairland High School - Memor Yearbook (Fairland, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1954 volume:

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Yr ' 'Q 4 ff? 4151 W QV ,QP 5L TQ- 1 J Av - 1 THE MEMCJR 1954 Published by the Senior Class Fcirlond High School Foirlond, lndiono ERNEST BUSH THOMAS FOGARTY Townshlp Trustee County Superintendent FORWARD It us wnth great aspuratlon that we the Faarland Sensor Class of 1954 pre pare to publish thus our partmg token of remembrance and apprecnatuon to the Faurland Hugh School ln twelve seemnngly long years we have land the foundatuon of educatuon on whlch the future buuldmg of progress wnll rest Such success as the Falrland Hugh School has had un Its years of existence could have been possuble only through complete co operatuon among teach ers parents and students It IS with the preceeding thoughts un mmd that thus MEMOR has been com piled I I . I I ' TJ ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief. . . . Assistant Editor. . . Make-Up Editor ........ Assistant Make-Up Editor. . . Business Manager ...... . . . Sports Editor ........ Assistant Sports Ediotr .... Advertising Manager ........ Assistant Advertising Manager .... Circulation-Publishing Manager ..... Copy Editor .............,.... Copy Editor .... .Sharlene Taylor . . .Jim Patterson ...Thelma Miller ...Mahila Burch .Marilyn Arbuckle .Ted Landwerlen . . .Bob Christian . . .Anita Rouse . . . .Lee Tucker .. . .Jerry Martin . . . .Elsie Miller . . .Betty Kelley AUTOGRAPHS , A . f f aa 4 f L Q' - ,- .' 4.4. . J, , 1 5 x 9 f P ' 1- ERNEST COPPLE A B Butler Umversufy Umversuty of lllmous Englush Shop O C HARRELL Boll Slate Teachers College A B lndlona Umversafy A M Prlnclpol Mqfhematics I l 1 X ,155 CLAUDIA VANCE, A. B. Canterbury Butler University State Teachers College Physical Education Home Economics Science Music 9' 'P' MAURICE HARTER, JR., B. S. New Mexico Western College Physical Education Social Studies SYBIL ARBUCKLE, A. B. Franklin College Canterbury Miami University Butler University Commerce 'lar 'K OLIVE KINSLEY, B. S. Montana University Butler University Indiana University Chemistry EMMA HIATT, A. B. Butler University Indiana University English Latin vo' 'M' OWEN K. DOWNEY, A. B. Franklin College Mathematics Social Studies Jr. High Physical Education AUTGGRAPHS 5 , f .. ,.-A-wk: fm -1 , , f ' f.-,z , fffxf 2,9 mfg' , - iff if ,115 I Pk 1, .nwaqf 1 niord MARILYN ARBUCKLE Chorus l 2 3-4 State Choral Festuvol 4 Queen Candldate I MAHILA BURCH Chorus I 2 3-4 State Choral Festlval 4 Yell Leader 4 District Contest l-2 ROBERT Bob CHRISTIAN Boske0boII 4 Track 4 Flat Rock I-2-3 BETTY KELLEY Chorus I 2 3-4 Centenmol Queen Candidate 3 TED LANDWERLEN President 4 Treasurer l Junior Routarian 4 Processional Escort 3 JERRY MARTIN Chorus l Softball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball Res 12 Wie THELMA JEAN ELSIE RUTH MILLER Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band I-2-3-4 State Ch oral Festival 4 V. President l MILLER Chorus 1-2-3-4 Yell Lead er 3 Treasurer 2 4 Band 1 JAMES Jum PATTERSON 2 3 4 Chorus I 4 Band I 2 3 Secretary 3 4 2 3 4 Athletics I ANITA ROUSE Chorus I 2 3 4 Queen Candudate 2 State Choral Festwal 4 Moral I 45243 ' SHARLENE TAYLOR Chorus I 2 3 4 Bond1234 Processloncl Escort 3 LEE TUCKER Chorus I 3 4 Trock 2 3 Kung Condudo Presndent 3 e2 D. A. Rfnl ' , - . t YK, new sENIoRs 1954 MOTTO Knowledge Holds the Key to the World COLORS Wme and Sllver FLOWER Whnte Carnation Durung the past twelve years we have been buyung our dlploma whuch us the funal tncket for our tourney of lufe Thus year we flnnshed payang the pruce for thus tucket with the benefits we recelved from prevuous trlal flnghts We zoomed Into a land of memorues as we collected data for the MEMOR After several weeks of constant toll we completed thus prolect and transmltt ed It to the publishers Thus lughtenmg our load we gauned altutude untul we reached the class play where we leveled off and prepared for a rough rade With our nose set Into the wand we flew over thus obstacle and headed for the commence ment As we filed up the ausle In our blue and whute uniforms to receive the hard earned dlploma, we suddenly realized that Knowledge Holds the Key to the World I . Q I I - Marilyn Arbuckle: Mahila Burch: Betty Kelley: Bob Christian: Ted Landwerlen: Jerry Martin: Elsie Miller: Thelma Miller: Jim Patterson: Anita Rouse: Sharlene Taylor: Lee Tucker: sENioRisivis Some say this girl with love did clash, But in the senior class she handles the cash. This girl's finger has a ring, Looks like Cupids arrow did sting. In Government class she rates quite high, But her thoughts go stray at the sight of a guy. The pride and ioy of this fair lad, Is the curly hair that he once had. Study at school, study at home. Leaves little time for him to roam, The working member of our class. He changes the oil and pumps the gas. At the typewriter we find her sitting, About some boy, no doubt, she is fretting. Most will tell you that this girl's grand, And she's always ready with a helping hand And here we have the ladies' man, Whos at ease with June, Jill, or Jan, With her thoughts fixed. and her eyes aglistening To her teachers words, l am sure, she is listening. This is the girl with the pleasing smile, A sweet disposition and is always in style. Nothing suits people more than to be, In this ioyful lad's desired company. ,,, J., 1 nl no flffflffggfjl 1 neil, , ,1, ' xv VA s '- S. 1 l , fi, 5? 29' 'Q 5 -1 Q X Q Yi NS l sf' 1 Js . ' ', . vf 'Huff . , Q ff,-,'f J .f',r. f. ,lf-QQ' if, - fix, ,ffpA.- , 1 .J ., I. ,,f'5 Q,?4Lv,.f.5 If tl 4. .:!',g,fL:',, ,ff gr 1553 xlowid' .,.-9'3 S 651 -' 5 'fx ,J-f' ' b ,Q . ..f xI ,, 1 Y all 1 'L Mn.. xx .' 5 A. 4 , , 4 xA! I 7'X'Qa -5,14 'f AA, 1 , It , -Miz 43,1115 ,, L A , X, 5- f,'g'vV . .fxvkxx 5. Ar 3 K. ,7 f7vjZZ'1-gj 1 s ,, K 'x 'init , 5 'ff l,'!f'vlL .1 I , ' A' ' , If f1,' lgrfflffll . Q , , .Y , .- QL 1, ,QQ ,, ,riff 1 , I ffl!! :2'.ff!fVa',l,5 A , 4- ,fmpf 1.,2,7 .iff-M11 1 -, Un ' , 2 'fi ':5fn' ff'f ' , .l '- ' H f is 4. af' fl 5 ' ' f 1 ' fri 4':'.1'1't. '- ff ,,-Hg'-',z,,,f.'.g 'W,'1ff's, ' all 1 . 'fr'4,v 1 :ff 'i Row l: Patricia Collins, Rita.Farris, Annette Chueden, Marilyn Hargrove. Row 2: Elizabeth Downey, Edith Hertzer, Helen Joyce Hayes, Lois Bottom, Janet Barger ' Row Donnel Dean, John Leop, Cecil Miller, iSponsorl Mrs. Hiatt, Franklin Cherry, Bully Martin, Si Christian. 4 Assembled at F. H. S. Central Station were 16 of us waiting to climb a- board the Junior Train . At the clang of the bell we all rambled to our seats anxious to get the new year started with a click of the heels. As the train gained momentum, there was so much confusion among us that we e- lected a conductor to keep order. After five weeks of rolling along smoothly we came to a halt to glance at our report card and see if we had earned our ticket to continue the jour- ney. We received quite a jolt from this stop, but let off a little steam and rumbled onward. During the basketball games we kept chuggin' along by selling con- cessions. We made an emergency stop at Track No. ll to pick up a souven- ir. What do you know, it's a ring! We were iarred a bit while changing tracks midway in our journey, but that didn't sway us and we entered the long dark tunnel of the second track. We entered from this tunnel with our cars laden with the knowledge gained from our ride on the Junior Train. W' 1.1. I- ,H M-wwwf r' FF W5 I 'MQW of W Hz 19 -..... 'Qmmmw mwa- E ,f ifu .ax www A f Lifkf' my 'if'-w A N I 1 Q-Q KXXSY me R Q35 g'. I I nf. ! 4 I 1 1 xx ,v,5r .Y V .. 5 ,L-3 A- . Z .1 J .1 1-' ,. ,mf Row ln Mary Jane Burch, Beverly Henderson, Linda Fucks, Louise West. V H Row 2: Pete DeWitt, Sue Christian, Ruth Ann Thorpe, Marcia Strietelmeier, Connie Wayman, Kenneth Thurston. ' Row 3: Dick Plymate, Ronald McKenney, Carl Nickel, Paul Sanders, David Wells, Bob Rund, Jack Fucks. A Row 4: Carl Bowers, Maurice Branson, Chester Sawyer, Junior Cherry We began our sophomore iourney by easing off in low gear. Even though we have had only one year of experience, we hope that we shall be able to repair all break-downs which may occur. We shifted into second in hopes of increasing momentum to a fast lear- ning speed. This proved to be disastrous since we blew a tire at Historyville. This was soon repaired with a little study and we continued on our way. We shifted into high as we gainedspeed and knowledge. Despite our ef- forts disaster struck again at the close of the first half of our iourney, but we gased up with Business Arithmetic and headed on into the final stretch of our travels. The car began to show its wear and tear by coughin' and sputterin' so with sinking hearts we reduced our speed for a little time to study. However, we were soon relieved when we could see a successful end to our sopho- more lourney. 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Row 2: Gladys Cherry, Athalia Cherry, Peggy Robinson, Cynthia Johnson, Diana Bush, Mary Plymate. Row 3: Jim Lambert, LeRoy Scalf, Dorcil Walton, John Carter, David Linville, James mower! George Nulliner, Bob Larkey, Danny Judge, Joed Mohr, Marvin Taylor, lSponsorl rs. ance. We were a curious group of freshmen that climbed aboard our buggy, took hold of the reins and started our expeditiontacross the continent of High School. Shortly after our trip began we came to the town of Biology. We were all very anxious to explore the surroundings so our guide, Mrs. Vance, show- ed us many interesting sights. When our tour in Biology was over, we knew it was time to get back in the buggy and travel on to the next town which was Algebra. There we were met by Mr. Downey who showed us through the Square Root, Equation, and Formula Buildings. Some of us strayed but eventually found our way back to the others and continued our iourney to the town of English. We were introduced to Mr. Noun, Miss Pronoun, Mrs. Verb, and sever- al others by Mrs. Hiatt. As the first lap of our expedition across High School ends, we can truth- fully say that we have had an enioyable year and are anxiously waiting for next year when we can continue our preparation for the iourney of life. 'Y Y I XFN! E 1-a l I M5 .1 A IQCQ K MPR' ',J Ulyx Q, N -1 an w V .1 . fl 1 43,1 y f , - .5,g, ,. ,Q 1 -if .Lf f gw, ,f 'J rf A . 4 .ilil Q , , . - ll' , 1 -- A, 4 I .r 1 , ,, l 44.,. ' I 'Q' S 4 , , Wu l.',,., GRADE BASKETBALL HGHTH GRADE W' H QD O fwfvv W Fw M SEVENTH GRADE FIFTH SIXTH GRADES fRTH FIFTHGRADES THIRD FOURTHGRADE5 x . .E .ll A , . 'J C 1 , E, Ur bm'-., cu ' 'U fig za 5 , 1 L L Us --. in ,1 137' fffl 6.1, ',. 2 frfffff- lf -V .-. 1,f:'... 5,14 ,.' sow' 'Wu 1x..,! 'Q' 'T' CHEERLEADERS Pefe De Watt Sue Chrushcn Mohnla Burch SPCRTS Sunce the early days of mankund physucal competutuon has always drawn much attentuon and expressed approval has been guven by people of all walks of lute Wuth very luttle research one can trace athletuc actuvutues far back un hustory Faurlond Hugh School has contrubuted uts part un the makung of thus hustory The one thought pertaunung to sports too often overlooked us that all teams want to wun Ot course thus cannot be The wull to wun must not over shadow good sportsmanshup Sportsmanshup can be traced quute readuly unto the home and class room The way un whuch an athlete conducts humselt un school unducates how he wull conduct humself whule partucupatungun athletucs Thunkung abuluty us stressed among athletuc durectors because a thunker us as valuable as the best of players Thus us readuly understood when one re aluzes that the best players are the ones who thunk The thunkung abuluty us an other trout whuch can to a great extent be traced to the class room The best ot athletes out ot condutuon are unable to play theur top game Thus us another traut whuch must be present un the good athlete The manner un whuch an athlete luves hus pruvate lute wull have a great deal of untluence on hus playung abuluty Wuth all due consuderatuon to the tune sportsmen present at Faurland Hugh School we the fans wush to thank them tor a season of fune play Though not a season of a great many wuns ut has shown many people that wunnung us not the only glory for the good loser has many vurtues , . 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