Fairmont Public School - Tiger Yearbook (Fairmont, NE)

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NORMAL TRAINING FUTURE

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THE FAIRMONTICELLA. 19 Mable Lott, Alice Martin, Clara Putt, Charles Robinson and Edward McCabe, Eleventh Grade. A large per cent of this class successfully passed the examinations and Hazel Farrer, Leone Lindley and Leonard Terry are very successful teachers. The Juniors of last year’s class are the seniors of the present class and go out this year. The following pupils compose the junior branch of this year’s Normal Train- ing class: Edna Root, Mary Dick. Salome Farley, Mary Forbes, Earl Forbes, Maggie Kelch, Anna Shiebley, Charlotte Jenkins, Helen Hayes. The Methods class last year visited several schools and observed the work in practice. On one of the trips the boys of the class played and defeated the Friend High School basket ball team. The saddest thing in the history of the class is the death of its most popular member, Charles Usher, who was drowned while swimming with some of his fellow class-mates in the Blue River north of Fairmont. Here’s hoping that the industrial side of the Fairmont High School may ever grow. Cl I AS. K. WEEKS.

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mm THE FAIRMOXTICELLA. 21 TWELFTH GRADE HARRISON MARTIN KRAMER. Harry hails from Fairmont in 1 492, there must have been a mis- take for it was 1S92. He plays left forward In the Boys’ Basket Ball team, and works all the time to keep out of mischief. He intends to re- main a “bachelor?” NELL E. SWAN. Nell was born in Dodge City, Kan- sas. She attended District No. 11. In 1 904 she entered the High school where she has been a member of the debating team for the last two years, having won the second gold medal at the District Contest held in Grand Island last year. The Girls’ Glee club and Normal Training class also claim her membership. She may teach if prospects do not change for the bet- ter. HAZEL FERN 8RAHR. Fern was added to the population of Fairmont in 1X9 2. Districts No. 11 and 13 were attended by her be- fore coming to Fairmont High School. She is a member of the Nor- mal Training Class and is secretary of that association. Fern has won both the silver and gold medals in the Demorest contests, and is assis- tant editor of the Senior class. The report is that she will die of heart trouble. BESSIE ROSE KELCH. Bessie first began to cry in Fair- mont in 1889, and attended Districts No. 11 and 15 when she was a little older. At present she’s a member of the Girls’ Glee club and the Normal Training class. She never gets hur- ried, Hurried or worried and her prospects look forward to the life of a confirmed “Old Maid,” so she says.