Fairmont Public School - Tiger Yearbook (Fairmont, NE)

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grand finale, v;e see Lei wh over to a handsome young man, who we believe to be her f.ancce, urn®-----not b'd. Around and around our -. heel goe3 and--- This ti;;:e a stop is made before the forms of Eev- erly and Homy iJoui. His wife will be remembered as the former Esvarly Perkins, It seems ]vir. Moul has made quite a fortuno as a successful pin-bail p? aycr. Eev- erly has ib.signed herself to the quiet duties o a housewife, Our couple. George, with the ticians. cy-'S are again focused on a happily married y lsi n and h'rs. George Dean, ay. Joyce and V nilf. George- is at sea Joyce is affiliated Dinglehocfer, luaekenbush, and Jcnes, ihr- The v hc 1 begins to turn and as it slows we see the gracefv.. figure cf laniyn '.'.arret: and i.n her hand is clutched a a: cmplacne v -s M lyn .a really an announce r over Bill . A- a pass hr t she keeps house for her husband who ey ihc way i ■ nor.. othar than Slicky Smith, the Jim V tr r and h-.i two small children. She iocs her hands full don t you think? Our eyes now crech uighb cf Dcruld E«.y» He seems to be pccin . vo a.i.i down the floor .veth-.r itcdly It seems (b.'.ch Ely hac a heavy gam. or. be owor- his pur- ress rclecr.t ■ and the opposing me am cf the C .n- innati Bluebirds. The aal' score was 50 tc in favor of the Durr err. polecats, so Deraid ■ 3 paeinr evidently proved cf rone avail Our wheel is again spinning and as xe gradually slows to a stop vve see the wkithrclad figure of Bette Johnson. She is bending ever a patient who smiles into her kind face.- Yes Bette has really realized her am- bition of becoming a nurse, and a very successful one, too. The fortune wheel spins again and as it stops for the la31 t me wc sc: a smooth'1 red-head , d sailor who presents himself as Don French He has maintained the Navy tradition and not only has or.c but sc.oral girls in every port. The Wheel, of fortune'Spins—........-around, around she goes, and where she stops---------nobody knows----- (Courtesy of liajor Bowes.)

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SCHOLARSHIPS In January, Bette Johnson, Marilyn Barrett, and Lorena Pishel took scholarship exams from Rollins Col- lege in .inter Park, Florida. On March 27 and 28, the same three girls took the Regents uxams from the University of Nebraska. The girls found out that they didn't know as much as they thought they knew. Rhen. cur grades were averaged, it v:as found that Lorena Fishel's overage was the highest of the class. Marilyn 3arrett's was second. However, Lorena had only been here two years, so it was decided to have two sal- utatcrians. Bette Johnson ranked third in the class and is to be the second salutatorian.