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

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'F' ' Bottom row, left to right: Max Stevens. Vivian Telter. Loris Thomas, Frank Underwood. Ruth Ve- tor, Delores Voorhis. Second row: Lois Purviance, Donald Ray, James Roth, Helen Smith, Max Smith. Marjorie Spahr. Third row: Robert Middleton, Ruth Mittank. Here schel Moon, Joan Nave, Dorothy Norris, Annabel Pattison. Fourth row: Carolyn Gaddis, Martha Gibson. Mary Grindle, Ruth Harrold, Wilbert Jones, Mary Kinch. Gene Lewis. Top row: Mary Addison. Gladys Biven. George Bryan. Joan Carl. Louise Cox, Donna Dale, Virginia Eastburn. Class members whose names do not appear are Robert Davidson, Robert Shumaker, Hazel Stanley. and Bessie Stanley. INTRGDUCING The Seventh Grade Advancing from the North Ward and some of the township schools, the seventh grade pupils came into the junior high and elected officers. Bill Beck, being vice-president had charge of class meetings, after the president moved. Bill was also secretary-treasurer, The seventh grade has had a Halloween party and a Valentine party during the school year. Both of these were held in the high school gymnasium and Home Economics room. Chester Riner was faculty sponsor. K 8 9' 5 . :,. INTRODUCING The Eighth Grade lVl0llllJL'l'S ol' the eighth grade in the least year of junior high elected officers under the :ponsorship of M. L. Stevens. Officers fluct- ed were: Donna Dale .......... ...President Robert Middleton . . .Vice-president Jay Adams .... Secretary-treasure' Jim Roth .......... Breeze reporter A farewell party for classmates Jay and Jare Adams was given in December in the Home Economics room. A second party was held late in the year. Top row. left to right: Betty Adams. Donna Baker. Bill Beck, Betty Blessing, Joan Bright, Paul Bright, Tom Byrd. Fourth row: Willard Connor, Jay Dale. Shirley Dickerson. Wayne Dicks. Edna Felton. Betty Gard- ner, Bruce Gossett. Third row: Jimmy Harshbarger. John Hoskins, Gene Hutiman. Madonna Jones, Joe Kinch, Lillian Listenfelt. Leland Mahoney. Second row: Rodney Miller, Arthur Pernod, Ma- bel Reismiller, Ellouise Rust, David Sauder, Shirley Scott, Robert Shockey. First row: Max Shrontz, Jean Spahr, Jack Telier. Evelyn Walser, Rolland Wigner, Betty Williams, Wilbur Williams. Class members whose pictures do not appear are Barbara Benbow, Robert Benbow, Bertha Butcher, Francis Byrd. Evelyn Davis, Bob Justus, Gene Smith, Mary Vetor.

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Third row: Charles Gaddis. Francis Hia'1, George Hartlng. Marvin Gaither. L el a n d Compton. Se:ond row: l-'red E. Wood, advisor: Mary Helen Du ing, Joan Fields, Wilma Couch. Bill Beasley. First row. left to right:-A Marjorie Trice, Vera Ruth Rail ii. Maxine Suence. l INTRODUCING The Honor Socic-:tu OFFICERS OF HONOR SOCIETY President .......... Leland Compton Vice-pre-ident ......... Bill Beasley Secretary ............. Wilma Couch Treasurer ...... Mary Helen Duling The Fairmouztt chapter of the National Honor society was established ii 1927. Since that time the local organization has been an actixe group, adding new mem- bers each semester. The faculty chooses members for the Honor society from the junior and senior classes. This year an amendment to the local congtitution made it possible for five per cent of the junior class to be elected at the completion of the fifth seme3ter: then ten per cent at the end of the sixth semester: and fifteen per cent of the first-semester seniors. All those making the honor roll at the time of graduation are eiigible for election to the National Honor society. Symbolical of character, service. scholarship. and leadership are the red and white ribbons which are presented to each new member at a special convocation. The main function of the organization is primarily to give honor to those studrnts who have distinguished themselves in their high school careers. As a secondary purpose the Honor society exists in order to stimulate students to be good students. upright citizens. and strong leaders in high school, Each spring, following the election of new members. the society has a paixy at which the new members are informally initiated, Since 1938 Frederick E Wooil ras been the faculty advisor for the Honor society. OFFICE FORCES Left to right Lois Jane Parks, Wilma Couch Maflorie Craw. Carrie Opal Millar. Joan Fields rnd Maxine Siegel, clerk.