Fairmount High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Fairmount, IN)

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RELAU QUEEH Maxine Moon was chosen bv the GYIUTC' Siudmll body by popular vote to reign as the queen for the 7th annual Fairmount Relays. Maxine was one of the at- tendants for Dona Kesler who was the queen last year. Maxine Moon, Mary Howell. Leona Doyle. Velma Hunt. and Patsv O'Dell were picked as candidates and Maxine was the student's choice. The Queen chose for her attendants 4 girls from the junior class. They are Ruthanna Sutton, Janis Helms. Marjorie Craw. and Marjorie Trice. The Queen and her attendants awarded the medals and ribbons to the track boys who placed in the events in which they participated. The meet had not been held at the time that this book went to press. but it was expected that Fairmount would be host to Bluff- ton. Gas City and Montpelier. BASEBALL Prospects for next year's baseball team look excep- tionally good. although this yt-ar's team failed to click as it did in 1939 when Fairmount won the County championship. The Quakers had only 4 men left from the championship team to build around this year and the rest was filled in with underclassmen. The vet- erans of the team were Bob Carl. catcherl Bill Sutton. pitcher: Jim Shane. short-stop. and Bob Gossett, left fielder. The following bovs made up the squad: first row. left to right: Jeff Titus. Stanton Galey. Bill Sut- ton. Bob Trader, and Jim Shane. Second row: Gene Peterson, Phil Sellers. Charles Gaddis. Jack Gift. and Bob Gossett. Third row: Jack Murphy. student manager: Fred Shane. David Mott. Gail Lehman. Max Walker. Paul Poe. and Bob Carl. The crown was removed from the Quakers by the Gas City Tigers who have the honor of being the new County 'tchampsf' TRACK Up until April 22. the Fairmount track team had encountered some tough competition and had never been badly' beaten. The souad is well-balanced and from it Fairmount will probably send representatives to the state track meet. In the Grant county track meet the Quakers fin- ished third though the meet was close. Gas Citv won with 49 1-3 points. Marion was second with -13 1-3 points: and Fairmount was third with 411 1-3 points. The Quakers have beaten Markleville and Tipton and have been beaten by Gas City and Marion. This write-up for the annual had to be written before the end of the season so that it was impossible to list all the schools that Fairmount would have competed against by May 23. The Quakers participated in the Muncie Relays on Saturday, April 26. Outstanding performers were Lupe Velasquez. who ran a 4 minute and 53 second mile twhich is just a few seconds from the school record held by Warren Florea whose time is 4 minutes and 48 seeondsl. and Bob Carl. who turned in an amazing time in the Alexandria meet. running the 220 yard dash in 23 seconds and .08. '10 ii. Q nl i' W. qv

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1.1! ' , FRESHMAN A I The Fairmount High school fresh- man basketball team for 1940-41 is shown in the p11otograp11 on the right. The team n1ode1st1v posed with the eoach IX an Sen .nd 111 the- hlgh school gym Standlng 1n the baek 1oxx left to rlght are Paul Van Ness Gene Mur phv Stanton Galey Ronald K1Y1C11 Illburn Adamson md COICII Iw 111 Sew ard In f1ont are Don Moon Har old Pernod Ralph Rybolt George Kmd and Daxe Dans M1x Walker not shown ln pleture played a fem games xx 1th h1s classm 1tes Durlng tle e tle heshman squad played 7 scheduled games and part1c1pated 1n an 1nx1t'1t1ona1 tourney held at Svxayzee Of the scheduled games 3 were played on the home floor and 4 away Three games were p115ed xx 1th Sum 1111 ulle xxlth Sxxayzee ve1th b1.RQE'tS9I' a'1d 1 1111.11 Van Buren In the 1nx1tat1ona1 tou1ney 11e1d at Svxayzee ln Feb1ua15 the local cag ers were defeated 1n the f1rst game by Sxxeetser and were agaln defeated by Su ayzee 1n the consolatlon game Admlsslon to all freshman games was 5 cents for chlldren 'md 10 cents for adults 00 000 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O 0 0 0 O 00 Holloway lmpl m nt Co 00 0 2Q'Jx7J?Ws71 0 MCCORMICK DEERING FARM MACHINERY Phone 52 219 East Falrmount Ind WaSh1HgtOH Ks, 'U XX .v o F1 Zi C 'Tl 1 a 14 INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS O 0000000000 00 0 5000Q7'POO0OOOO51P 000000 0 AQVGOQNOOXOQOQ 11l111OR mega Our Jun1e1 H1gh basketball team e mom ed of sexeath and elghth grad had 1 1'1wo1ab1e season 11115 year vemmng 5 games 1nd lmsmg only '5 S11 HWJLK SLll11111ltXlll G'1s C1tx Hartford CIIV and Foxx 1e1t an VKCIC on the schedule 'T' 111 po nts s med dulmg th s S n f r the op none 1ts xx ere 190 and L11 Fanmount 205 T111s teams 'ncrag number ol pomts 1o1 e teh game pltxed 11 as 11 In the DICIUFL from left tn r1ght lt p 1 Jtmes Mona11n eo1e1 Kenneth Hemald Galen Mahoney Don Reeves James Roth V11g11 Knk p'1tr1ek 1hurm1n Mott 11d AIIIIUI Suelds Bo tom IUVS left to r1 It Kenneth H lmllton B111Dox111ng C1111 les Rhoades Ch 11118 Relsmlller George Beck and J 1ek Homughous These boys were dlxlded lnto gr uns vxhcnexel 1 second team game was played 'Ihe second team exon 2 games 1nd lost 2 Se eond team games were played xuth G'1s Clty Hartford City and Fenvtlerton ' . . 11' 1 s - K 1' I , 5 . 1 1 '2 .. - . - . . v A 'u 'sl 25's x ' ,' ' . . ,- .. . e, , ' 11 y1a1' 11 , a , 1 ' ' s 1 ' 1' 1 , . K Y uf ' I i ' 1' ' 7 L , - . ., a , , -N , lv. V - 't . 2 2 - , , . A X' . ' ' - s s H , , - X . ' 'X 1 ' X x 1 ' .' 1 5 2 2 . . N I I , , . . ... ....,.. ., . . .. ' o . it 1. ' 0 1? . 225 lx' I 1 lx ,, ' , 1 0 '7 1' v s. . ' ZS ers . e 1 -1 1 41 .' ' ,.. ,.' v , e . C .. .. ' 1 , ' 11. 1. j. 0 . ' I 'I 'vi '- 1? . 1- 1 . A - - 1.0 A042 I - vc -. 1' Q 1113- 9 10 ' 'g 1 1: 1 ' 1: 5 '1 1 e Le' 1-1 Q . ' . , . - X . . ,- 1' .1 1- 0 . - , . . . , . ' 1 . , , ,- ' YK - ' Q, . , . f, l .A . , 1 Q . ,. ge the to ere: z 11 . 1211. O , . o 0 1,1 sk' .1 '- ' '. - O , 'n 'I' 1 ., Q 1 1' . , Q r , e . et A 1. O . ' . a - .1 1 .. t ' ' 1 gl ' , O . . . 1. . . O , , Z. . . O o KH 5 '1 1 ' X ' . ' s 1 v .,- , 0 A I 11 5. ' e .' 1 . 1 0 O Y - e ' . 1 1 . ' ' ' e 1:1 .' 1- 1- . 'x 1 X 'A ' V ' 0 , I , c, , -'- Q1---1---- 1, .'.,..-z, 41 . '1 . ALI

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Rlley s a e Lunches Short Orders Sandw rches Soft Drrnks Meadow Gold Ice Cream Good Ser y rce Reasonable Pr rces Phone 30 04650 00 QQCW IACI' 'IWLNFX TWO O 0 O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 O 0 0 0000 OOO 00 00 00 QQ' OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 00 N 'O4,567s QOQQ SILENCE GENIUS HI lll0RK Puoucatrons In the fall of 1940 sey enteen students enrolled for Journalrstlc trarnlng The students were all senrors and were classrfred 1n 3 different groups wrth Miss Elea nor Chapman as faeulty adyrsor In the upoer left hand corner of the pxcture we see the edrtorral group left to rrght rn the frrst row are John Mark Johns Mary L1HV1llQ Mary Holloway and Ruby Soerlrng In the baek row standmg are Joan Meyer and Paulrne Poe The sports d1y1s1on IS on the low er left In the frrst row are Hortense Castrllo Robert Scott and Ralph Wrllrxrns In back Lupe Velasouez Bob Carl and Blll Sutton The busrne ss groun on the rlght lncludes Robert Arbuckle Velma Hunt Mary How ell and Jane Sregel IH the front row Merrrll Phrllrps and MISS Eleanor Chapman are rn the back The class publrshed the school paper The Bree7e weekly throughout the ye ar and at the end of the year publlshed tlals annual Breeze subscr1pt1on rates were frfty cents for the ye rr or thlrtv frye cents for each semester The paper had in rpproxrmate crrculatlon of two hundred and there were thlrty three lssues Members of the class held the followrng posrtrons on the Breeze staff Edrtor Mary Lrnyllle assrstant edrtor Joan Meyer busrness manager Robert Arbuckle adyertrsmg mrnager Jane Sregel feature edltor John Mark Johns sports edrtor Ralph Wrlllams assrstant soorts edrtor B111 Sutton errculrtron man rgers Velma Hunt and Mary Howell reporters and staff typrsts Ruby Soerlrng Velma Hunt Bob Carl Hortense Castrllo Merrrll Phrllros Paulrne Poe Lupe Velrsquez Mny Holloway Mary Howell md Bob Scott A high lrght rn the careers of the hrgh school Journalrsts occurred when they publlshed the February 12 rssue of the Farrmount News In general the staff had eharge of eyerythrng ueceot the meehanlcal end ln the paper lneludrng sohcrtmg rdvertrsrng and wrrtmg the news edrtorlal and fe xture artrcles The Breeze staff performed the same dutles rn publrshrng the News as rt performed 1n pub lrshrng the Bree7c Durrng the year the elass sponsored 1 Halloween earnlyal 1 ghost basleetblll game rn whrch a Journallsm team played agarnst the H1 Y Blazers an Old fash roned Vlellerdrammer and 1 Musreal Knowledge Kollege program Thev were pl xnnlng an lee erearn soer rl when thrs book went to press The class sold candy at all home basketball games md at noon on sehool drys Ice eream and cokes were rlso sold at ball games Instead of the usual Black and Gold annual the publrcatron st rit planned for an entlrely drfferent form of annual whreh would be styled rn a Lrfe lrke manner md would be entltled Life at Farrmount Hlgh The group olctures throughout the book wer t k e a en IH m rnformal manner wrth the wrrteups w rltten rn story form rather than the regular style used rn the nast One dollrr was charged for the annual payable rn rnstallments of elther twenty frye frfty or seventy flye cents The soeclal staff for the yearbook seleeted from the Journallsm class w as a follows Mary Llnyrlle edrtor Paullne Poe and Joan Meyer assrstant edrtors Robert Arbuckle busrness manager Merrlll Phrllros adyertrslng mrnager Ralph Wrlhams assrstant adyertrsmg manager Jane Sregel feature edltor Ralph Wrl lrrms sports edrtor Bob Scott asslstant soor ts edrtor Velma Hunt and Bob Scott errculatlon managers Brll Sutton and Marv How ell staff artrsts and Mary Hollo w ry Jane Sregel and John M rrk Johns st rff typrsts 1-1 , A 4 l ff O O O Q Q e. 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