Fairmont Public School - Tiger Yearbook (Fairmont, NE)

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Mimeographers Roger Smith, Terry Pleharty DRIVERS EDUCATION Once a week they watch a drivers education class over television which is usually very interesting, Friday the class re- ceived their drivers edu- cation car. It is a blue- gray I960 Chevrolet, They will start driving in a week. Editors Susan Frazier, Shirley Real Sponsored By J L Service, Frontier Gas McClellan Rexall Drugs Gordon Nichols Miller Motel Fairmont, Nebraska SCHOOL PAPER senior ; ict:ire hay On Thursday, September 17 the Seniors went to Lincoln to get their pict- ures taken for the annual. Five cars left Fairmont early in the morning so as to be at Anderson's Studio at 9 to start the camera rolling right on time. The Seniors looked radiant as they stepped before the camera eye, even though the day was drizzling and dreary. The shooting last ed most of the day, but as soon as each seniors pict- ure was taken he was free to shop or go to a movie. The day proved to be a lot of fun even though Gene and Marv werent old .enough to play pool. And to Sue's disgust, the Army Store doesn't sell Armies. Dean and Pat weren't satisfied with the studio pictures alone, they went to the dimestore to get some more taken. But that camera just wasn't strong enough to take it! Two boys got so homesick during the day they had to call Fairmont at noon, their folks ij guess. Marv found cut 1 would have been cheape; had he not parked in threel different parking lots, and Pat found out that shel would have to really work| to get an ad forthe annual from the Meadow Gold man. One carload decided to really make a day of it, and went to Tony and Luigies for dinner, but most of us decided we had done enough and headed home. TELEVISION CLASSES! This year the Board of Education instituted a new program at Fairmont High, Television Classes. Artists Judith Hulse, Francis Hurst FAIRMONT TOPS EXETER On Friday, Oct, 9, the Fairmont Tigers defeated the Exeter Eagles by a score of 13-6. Fairmont played rugged ball the whole game. The score at the end of the half was Fairmont 6, Exeter 0.There was U5 seconds left in the game when the score was 6 to 6, Bob Pease threw a long pass to Gene Anderson Assembly Line BAND WENT TO LINCOLN The parade got under way at 915 and those two miles seemed very long to us. The rest of the morning was spent in getting ready for the afternoon half-time show, in which 70 bands performed.