Fairmont Public School - Tiger Yearbook (Fairmont, NE)

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oIDiTEY oIDi'IEY LIFE i'LAEL OF 3x Nlf.Ro OF ‘43 I will -o uo . n : o. , t work in defense until I an x.3, t.h n I will join the Array Air Force or he Navy, LAURA JEAN I px.ar. t, work In an office or become an avia- r x. The latter I? cy ambition. HELEN I am. planning to become a teacher. j do not Px.an to gc to school, to become a town, ”r igh 3 choc - teacher until I teach in the rural school for a while. JIM. I F-ar- work f or the government until I be- •'o.te a cv.rtan ac.e. Then the Marine Corps will nave usure f my acquaintance, A pleaare of course. BOB. If I do not get in the Army or Navv Air C ros then I will join the Marines, RUTH I would like to be a nurse in a large hosoi- tU-L. 3cine day I hope to be a head nurse. C.LJERT I pj.an to. join the navy as soon as school Is out. RICHARD I Will be 18 years old as soon as school I s out then I wii try to get In the Navy Air Corps, BETTY When I finish sohoci I would like to be a beauty operate.”. If I can ct do this I would like tc be a clerk in a store. KATHRYN Either stay close to hrr.4 r.d get work, or go to California and go t. schocx., then get com- me re iai work. 'Kenneth I will join the Navy and see what I can see. DONALD I intend tc work on defense, and work until I get draJ'to.] r r the nr 1j over, then I »m going to study l.cchanlcal Engineering, WINONA I would very much like to go to the School of commerce, but I know I won’t be able to go ac would like to go Lincoln and get work.

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Cl. bb IiU'l’CJY In the second grado v e were joined by Ollie Lowe, and Cleo Johnson. Tnis year Kiss Newjahr who was still nalc- ing a vain effort to ct us over the hard spots proved to be a very good friend this year for she brought candy every day for our daily treats, kidney Atwood ani bob Gravatt ar- rived to help share our troubles in the next nine yeai’s. hiss Jackson •-.as honored by our presence in the fourth and fifth grades. It '..as in this room that v:e had our first taste of history and geography', be pupils in these grades '..ere Dorothy and Donald Embree, K rlton Kempkes, Henry Korensky, G le hillholen, and Kenneth houl. Next coi.io the sixth and seventh grades ith little excitement, except for county ex ms in the seventh grade. New pupils in these grades were Jean Layton, Linona ’..inkier, Jim French, Bette June Cross, Donald Williams. Dean Owens, bori3 Grobe, and Jack Kiatt. hiss Bussell v as our teacher. 2,ou came the eighth grade ; iiich ..3 our lu3t step to high 3choc 1, Again e had county exams, miss andall vas tne unfortunate teacher of this grade, Drris Fiej3chain r va.s our new student. The following pupils entered high school: borothoa e eo Patton Betty May Moyle ’.inona Y.’inklor Doris Flcischauer Virginia «ndorson Jin French Kenneth Loul Donald Lmbrec Iis3 Brui t was French ’ . s elected second semester. Robert Gravatt Donald ..illiaras Ral h boftley lluth drone Kathryn Neville bidney Atwood j-’oris Grobe Doro thy Ln'oro-e elected as our president, Lura Mary Buterbaugh Alta Glucnkin aveiyn btorm HeIon 3roman Laura Jeon 3aker bob and Donald Viillis Carl Kcmpkes Gale hillholen class spo.isoiw Jim batie joined us the Tne next year we became sophisticate d sophomores. Vir- ginia Anderson served as president ana Kiss Brown vas our sponsor. Nothing of importance, happened this ye-ar and we become juniors. During our junior year we presented the play What ’.right Left . Junior-oenior banquet and baccalaureate were other activities of the ye n’. Bob uravatt v r.s our president and hr. Nichclls i.ns our sponsor.