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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

The uaker Show OF 1911 X II LIL ISLID X IILXK OI IAIRNIUUINI IIICIII I IL Qmnd Bx the Journalism Department U1 mud I vc Ln mud III In IX ltr LI uc L 'WG Q1 v L1 4w f 1 If 1 47 T! I XVY , 1 J 'HSE X ' X O ig ' ............................,....,.. SCI! 11's Channel II ........ 1 .........,......... UIICICI'CIi1SSlUL'Il ML . I - ........,........................ I 'I' bis ual 1rIIX' ..........,.......................,. Sgzcxms Decllcatlon On Behalf of thg Class of lf? nl thy Mgmbus Tha Black and Gold St xff Haw thc HOHOI to Dodlcatc lhls Look James H Monahan If umm It lllrfllm ll Complxments of Faxrmount State Bank l O , . , . ., f x ' x x '- of Y , , . , . . 4 K, 1 v , . ' .. , f' ' . J V1 lo o A slilllvrl le'z1cl101'1n thc-1-111111111-xx-:all l'gvlcl,:1 l'im'fwl1l1l'1' .11 W l 'Nam' Il, 11 sL1D:'l-mc! Qi :1tlf'ml.m. :xml 1: will lim rifl. NIV. Nlwtzn 1-,Nfl 1. 'e-il f 'l' ll zz '-if M .X wllzilx 1ui'lV1.::':1w11ril lllgli F Stanton Galey Du1 mg the years that Mr Galev has gulded the educat1ona1 pro gram m the Fauomount schools he has proven hxs ablhty to cope Wlth problems of VHTIOUS sorts Mamtalnmg an enthuslasm for achlevement and fun strnmg commanded t h e respect and frlendshlp ofthe students and c1t1 zens of the commumty MISS DONNA KIND CHARLES N1CH'3LS'lN Sc-zool Cl rk Presxdent Jomt School Board I . . 7. 7 ever for 1mprovement, he has Compliments of Ozz W. Relfe, General Hauhng Long D1s1anceMovmg Phone Res1dence 361 Garage 63 Roland L DuBois Falr play, equal r1ghts, and just treatment are elements of school adm1n1strat1on that the students of Fa1rmount I-hgh have learned to adm1re 1n the three years that Mr DuBo1s has been pr1nc1pal Democratlc, Vet llrm he IS earnest and frlel dly ROY JOHN JOE W PAYNE VICTOR A SELBY JR P csxdent School Board Treasurer School Board Se retary School Board I l . 7 Sponsored by Ceniral Lumber Co Compliments of Prait Manufacturing Co. ffm if '1 R HUGH MARILYN R DONALD B Faculty RAYMOND W. ELLIOTT MYRTLE ELLEN GILBREATH History, Latin A. B, Franklin College M. A. Indiana University 24th year at Fairmount ADELINE NALL BROOKSHIRE English Speccfi A B VI1rionCollc c in E an VI A. Indrana Uni versity llt yeir at arr mount DONALD C SOLLBERGER Vtathematrce an Purdue Unrvcrbrtx ot year at air mount JAMES H MONAHAN Shorthand T pin Bookkecpin Gen cral Buxrnebx A B Tarkro Cclr VI S Butler Unixcr sl y r r r mount English. Citizenship and Voea tions, Phychology A. B. Marion College M. A. Indiana University 33rd year at Fairmount GERALD SULLIVAN Science B. S. and M. A. Ball State Teachers Collefie I?r':i year at Fairmount CAUGHELL V crtronrl A rrcul ture B S A Purdue Un rver ity 7 vear at air mount ANNALEE CLOUD Pnyarcal Education Health 'rnd Safe-tx Eighth rade home cconomrcx S Ball Sae Teacher., Colleffe 2nd year at Fair mount EARL W MCANALLY u tri rl Ni tint Corch B1 S ate it rcr Col e L tear n oun KIMBERLIN Xrt Hrffh School ind Grade B S in Ed Indiana Uniweraity ear at 'nr mount FREDERICK E WOOD Library Journalism English A B DePauw Uni versity VI A Unryerbrtw of Wiaconarn Taubht in F H S from 1935 to 1942 Returned to Fair mount in 1949 BILL CLOUD VI rthcm rtiu B S re Tcacherw Collc xear mourt RATCLIFF Vlubre B M Butler Unr vereitv VI VI Jordon C0 le e of Music x ar at air mount JOAN LEA MCTURN AN Vocational Home Economics A B Butler Unrxer arty 4th year at Farr mount PAUL G WEAVER uc rtion r Tr rin n B ltr nr er 1 r r Fair nr aunt Co p rm nt of Ben Franklrn S ore Spor or d by The Farrmount News rg, X-1 o'z' z - .Lg 'D z - B. S. 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Q 0 I - '- 1 4 o 4' 3 -Q ' 14' 9 !.5.xol', ' 61-O-L' 'X O I I I 1 O 11:21-flsfrirf . . x. ..,. - Qx -K l 1 l ll X JOHN DAVID NALL Orator actor and leader of hxs class In these lmes of endeaxor hes hard to surpass 3 4 tra 1 baskctballl 2 cross coun 2 4 dram lcsl 4 student manager 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 Thesp1ans2 3 4 Hon or Socxety 3 4 Qulll 8: Scxoll 4 FC1ub 4 Debatel 2 3 4 band 1 cholr 2 Breeze staff 4 Black and Gold 4 class plat 1 2 3 4 Jamboree 4 Class offlcer PHILLIP COX Phllllp Bud Cow has vton local esteem For playlng basketball on our team Class officer 4 track 1 2 baseball 1 2 3 4 basketball 2 3 4 office 4 FClub 2 3 4 Breere staff 4 Black and Gold 4 PHYLLIS ANN FLOREA Wxth her gan Splflt and soarklmg smxle Phxllls IS surely a frlend vx orthxw hlle Class offlcel 4 dramatlcs 'S 4 Thesplans 3 4 Y Teens ax 4 gebxa contest 2 Jambolee 4 MARTHA BELLE LEWIS Schoolmates respected Vial tha Belle Fm she d1d ewexsthme so xxell Class OfflCCl 3 4 Praxel Band 2 4 student council 4 Carmval queen attendant 2 FHA 3 4 Honor Socxety 3 4 Qulll Sz Scroll 4 cholr 3 Latm Club 3 Breeze staff 4 Black and Gold 4 PATRICIA MAE BROWN Honor student and D A R wmner Heres an example for anx begmner Class offlcerl 4 Boos ter club 2 3 4 dramatlcs 3 4 Thesplans 'l 4 Honol So uetv 3 4 YTeens 1 chon cass plax 2 3 B S T play 3 D A R vxmnel 4 JANET LEE BOTH Fan of featule blondc of han Full of fun but a student rare ass OfflC6l 1 2 Booster club 3 4 glrls vol Iev ball 2 Rotary play 3 dramatxcs 3 4 FHA 3 4 Thcsplans 3 4 Honor SOCILQN 4 Y Teens 1 4 H 1 2 S outs 1 2 3 class plav 2 RICHARD ALLEN BECK Star of the mound and also the hardu ood In all athletlcs Pete was quxte good Track 1 2 3 4 baseball 1 4 bas etball 1 2 cxoss countrw 1 F Club 2 3 4 dramatlcs 2 3 4 office 4 Tl esplans 2 3 4 band 1 Breeze staff 4 Black and d 4 cl ss plav 2 3 Jamboree 4 JOHN A MITCHENER We llked Blg Moe 1n hls 1ury role But we liked hun bettel un del our goal Basketball 3 4 baseball 4 track 4 pro1ect1on1st 2 class offxcer 2 dramatlcs 2 4 soxl r-onservatmn wmner 1 Honor Socletv 4 F Club 3 4 de bate 4 class play 2 Jam bot ee 4 QPF MARTHA JANE PULLEY Thxs vear s head of the Boos ter glrls lame had a brain beneath her curls Booster club 4 dramatlcs off ce 4 N F L c test 2 F H A 2 Thespxans Qu 8: Scr ll Teens 1 choir 1 Breeze staff 4 Black and Gold 4 GIFIS basketball 1 Latln lb 3 class plav 1 2 3 DONNA RUTH RICH Donnle IS a lrlss both chxc and sweet In all her actlvxtles she can t be beat Honor Society 3 4 Qulll 84 roll 4 F H A Breeze staff 4 Black and God 4 4 H 1 2 class play 2 Amerlcan Leglon contest '3 class offlcer 3 Booster cubl 2 3 4 Glrls vo y ball 3 L'1t1n club 3 PHILLIP ORVAL GRINDLE Ph1l IS llked for hls frxendly grlns A personal traxt that always wlns Class plav 3 4 track 2 3 4 basketball 1 cross coun try 3 4 F Club 4 4 H Club 2 3 4 Amerlcan LEQIOH con test 2 Jamboree 4 ROBERT LEE BOTH Bobby evcels on the basket ball court As everyone knows he s fond of thls sport Basketballl 2 'S 4 track 4 baseball 2 3 cross coun try 1 pro1ectxor11st4 class offlcer 1 2 clramatlcs 3 4 Thesplans 3 4 F Club 3 4 band 1 Breeze staff 4 Black and Gold 4 class play 1 2 '3 4 Jamboree 4 PAUL EDWARD TAYLOR Somewhat bolsterous but most unassummg His 1okes are frlendlv though the laughters boommg Basketball 1 2 3 4 FFA essay contest2 3 FFA1 2 3 holr 2 C b cass play 3 4 FClub 4 Jamboree 4 MARTHA MAY HOLLOWAY Martha works hard and earns what she gets Her untlrlng energy has nev er falled her yet Prayer Band 1 2 brarxanl 2 4 office 3 Al gebra contest 2 FHA 1 2 3 4 Qulll 8: Scroll 4 Breeze staff 4 Black and Gold 4 soil conservation wmner l Latln club .5 Honor Socletx av FV ,js LEONARD KIMES A man of few words he had hls sav As president of the F F A Club 1 3 4 FF 2 3 4 prmectlonlst 4 cross r-ountrv 2 basketballl tmck H VALENCIA PATRICIA JOAN KIRKWOOD Pat 1S Jollv and pleasant a evcrv one knows She makes many frlends wherever she goes Booster club 3 4 FHA 3 4 choir 3 entered ftom Sweet so 5 class play 4 X4-as fur. 'QW Ww- in ELIZABETH PEARL TODD 'ettx lS alxxaxs buss busw busx Sl1es a vxl117 1n debate and also IH l11sto1x L1b1a11an 2 3 4 dramatlcs 4 Thesplans 4 Qu1l1 84 Scroll 4 Debate clubl 2 3 4 band 1 cl1o1r 2 3 Breeze staff 4 Black and Gold 4 4 H Club l F L 3 4 class play 2 Jamboree 4 CORA LEE CLEMENT Co1kx and Bettw axe an 1r1 separable pa1r Whuexer xou see one the other lS 1l1e1e L1h1111an 4 Class offlcex 1 a111 xtlcs 4 staff 4 Black and Gold 4 Class 17 ax 1 mmm 4 Thes ll CLINTON MOORE 1 leal 1Qeo111pl1sl1111L11t ox so 1t xx ould seem lo plax baseball llke Clmton on an unbeaten team Baseball 4 F Club 4 JACK EDWARD DRAPER Usuallx seen xxxth l11s nose 1n a book Inks a xellable SCDIOY vue cant overlook JOHN CALVIN WEBSTER Knovtn to eve15one as Red lie lb a good ball playex thats enough said Basketball 1 2 3 4 F Club 4 d1amat1cs 3 Thesp ns .3 4 Breeze staff 4 Black and Gold 4 class plus 4 Jamboree 4 .TA'VlE.: MONROE SPAHR As student councxls SCHIOI :ox .IIIH s power of speech he d1d Lmplow Student Lo lI1ClI 4 txaek 2 3 4 Cxoss eountx MARTHA JEANNE HARROLD A IO 111e11d xx1tl1 plentx at new An abundance of energy kept net 111 step Debate club 4 Y Teens 1 Jand 1 1r Llual offxee 1 2 BOOSIGI club 2 1rls vollexball 1 2 glrls softballl 2 glrls base ball 1 2 glrls basketball 1 Z band contest 2 Volce ot Democracw 4 Jamboree 4 BONNIE SUE WILSON A vexv good student a VQIN pood pal A host of frlends has tlus lovable gal 4HClub123 YTees I 2 Booster club .3 g1r1s volleyball 2 3 l1brar1an .3 Iambolee 4 X' 5. , v I A - ! ' ' . . I' ' ' 3, 1 ' ' ,45 - g- 1. 2 ia , ', 3 3 1 3 I W, 3 ' I . . . 3 1 x 1 1 . , 1 D . 5 3, g - . N. . . , g 1 , 42 1 ' -533 .Y ws: , A , 4 I ' It - ll 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 - ' t 1' 3 - 1. clrt 2 g F. H, A. 11 Y- ', ,, 3 - Ay 1,21 3, Teens 15 choir 2, 3: Breeze 43 L-13551 Officer 13 F'-ClUb 4, 4,11 011111 11 1,- 22 .1111 1l 1 -.'p1z1 4. J if t. 2 5 1 - ' 1 - 1 l . 2Q,CllO' 3. 41 4-H 'if 'U fs' v . 1 , - . . Z 1 - un: it ,i P ! ' 2 ., ,f 1 1 - '18, .. I 153 si J ,rf ru-... 1 'iw Www- S- we MARJOR'E ANN COSBY ough decldmg upon name alteratlon She proceeded to ee! mx hlgll school cflueatmn D1 l1l1l1.lCS 4 Y Teens 1 x nlmu 1 Jamboree Ihe spmns 4 BETTY JEAN ASI-IBA lYVl11lflI'lXX '1lu JOYCE ANN RICH Commg from WISCONSIN to lom our class Ioyce proved to be a love able lass Boostex club 4 dramatncs 4 entered from Superlor Hlgh School Wlsconsm 4 I'lYT1b0lLC4 MICHAEL GENE COSBY n Ol dee ded ws manw T 'uri 1 2 biskctcall 1 2 class OfflLLl 2 Il1'llTlatlC5 4 Fhes lans .Jebxte club 4 Bxeeze staff 4 Blwek 'md Gold 4 class rs '1 L 1 o LC NOR VIA NELSON MILLER Thls IllllblCil1 1ntell1f.,ent f flclent Mls Wxll soon tr'1dc her books or a mop and dlshes Llbraxlan 3 Booster club 2 dramatlcs 3 4 Thespnans 3 HA 1 3 Quxll an Scroll 4 Y Teens 1 choir 3 Latm club J Breeze staff 4 Black and bold 4 G1r1 Scouts 1 class play 2 Amerlcan Legion essay 3 Rotarx speech 2 WILLIAM RALPH UPDEGRAFF B111 had a car and 1 trom bone He made the car shudder and the trombone moan Band 2 'S 4 orchestra 2 3 entered from MOYCHCI Arl zona 2 ww, BARBARA JEAN PRATT This red halred mlss of thu 0fflCQ staff fI'1d 1 sense ot humm and a happv laugh Booster club 2 'S 4 FHA 2 J 4 Thespnans 3 4 matics 'S 4 Y Teens 1 offlee 4 4 H Club 2 soll conserva tion essay Wlnner 1 Lass rvliv 5 Illl1bOlCC 4 MARJ AN MAE PAYNE Popular and XVlttV thls sen xo oo Was 1 valuable member f th OLflCO crew FHA l 2 .1 4 gurls vo ey Bo stu ub 2 American Leglon essav 'S 4 H Club 1 Lewdu of Polly P1 4 Latm clu ANITA MARLENE PAYNE Popular, graceful, debonair, F. H. S, cheer leader, extra- ordinaire! Booster club 23 dramatics 41 Thespians 45 yell leader 3. 42 Carnival queen 43 Carnival queen attendant lg Honor Society 43 Y-Teens 2g class play 3. RUTH PERNOD lwithdrawall BARBARA JOAN' KISTLER Barbara is clexer lively and quick Shes kept us amused with many a trick Choir 3 girls volleyball 1 2 3 girls softball l band 2 4 H Club 1 JACK LEROY SHEETS Gentleman farmer and men tal giant Jack is one boy who IS quite self reliant Track 1 2 3 4 cross coun try, 3 projectionist 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Honor Society 4 4 H Club 2 3 Boy Scout 4 THURMAN' CLIFFORD HARTER Thurman enrolled in our class last fall, But is now well known in every hall. Track 41 basketball 43 cross country 41 Drojectionist 4: Student Council 43 FFA 42 F-Club 45 entered from Mar- ion High School 4. ROBERT WAYNE NAVE Wayne is always well groom ed and polite Whatever he does he does Just right Track 3 basketballl Pray tr Band 3 Jamboree 4 ESTHER MAE DUNHAM After several years of tended vacation Esther Mae came back t achieve graduation Clubl 2 3 GLADYS ARLENE DAVID Arkies a girl thats seldom bored For she has first option on a chartreuse Ford Thespians 4 Y Teens 1 2 band 1 2 play 3 4 dramat ics 4 band contest 2 girls vollevball 1 girls softball 1 Jamboree 4 Senror Class Hlstory Dear Drary Has rt actually b en four years srnce we started our Journey through Farrmount Hrgh on Septem ber 2 19472 Oh what a long road rt looked to us then' The senrors that year gave Us an rnrtratlon day to remember How they decorated u wrth shoe polrsh narl polrsh and lrpstrck and p rfumed u wrth lrmburger cheese' What torture we went through dear d1ary before we felt as rf we be longed rn Falrmount Hrgh Our frrst class party was a wrener roast more or 1 ss a get acquarnted socral gath rmg held at the Boy Scout camp The class offrcers were James Spahr Martha Jane Pulley Cora Lee Cle ment Pete B ck Patsy Brown and Janet Roth Travelrng on up the educatronal road we came to our sophomore year Thrs trme we chose Davrd Nall class presrdent Pete Beck vrce presr dent Bob Ro h secretary treasur r Janet Roth hrstorran Mrke Cosby and Delores Hu ton socral commrtteemen About the frrst thrng we drd wa to order our class sweaters rn Octob r We cho e red whrte and blue for our colors Weren t we patrrotrc dear drar-y We felt lrke rt anyway and proud too Also rn October of that year Vlartha Belle Lewrs was chosen to b our carnrval queen can drdate whrle those of us attendrng our skatrnff party on October 17 had lots of fun We were a peppy bunch' On February 7 we presented the plays Whrch Is the Way to Boston? The Ghost of a Show and a mrnstrel We sponsored a Sadre Hawkrns Dance 'Vlarch 4 and senror Elenora Trtus and Junror Roy Yater won prrzes for berng the best dressed Darsy Mae and L11 Abner Advancrng to our Junror year we found our group a lrttle more mature and workrng harder than ever to make money for our trlp Our class offrcers had changed some Davrd Nall was presr dent John Mrtchener vrce presrdent Donna Rrch secretary Janet Roth treasurer Martha Lewrs hrstorran Pete Beck and Delores Huston socral charrmen A combrned Junror Senror skatrng party September 19 started our years actrvrtres and rt proved to be a successful frnancral and socral event Delores Huston was our carnrval queen candr rate on October 14 and our class play Vleet Me rn St Lours was presented October 20 and 21 We certarnly had a good turn out Then a Krd Party was grven at the home of Patsy Brown No vember 20 Lollrpops and dolls made us feel young agarn Another grand day for us was December 12 wh n we recerved our class rrngs and prns We were so brreht and flashy dear d1ary that every one thought Santa had come to vrsrt us early On January 26 we sponsored a Western Dance rn the hrgh school gymnasrum All those cowboys mad us feel Cat least for one nrghtb that we were out West In the followrng month on February 21 we gave a box socral rn the gym Janet Roth and Davrd Nall wer selected from the class to attend Grrls and Boys State Jun 10 to 17 Werent they lucky dear d1ary Then to end another year we had the honor and prrvrleee of grvrng a prom banquet for the senrors The food was del ctable and after the banquet the dancers glrdlng o er the floor made a beautr ful prcture Then we were senrors dear d1ary advancrnff our last mrl of the way on h1,,h school I meanj It surely sounded wonderful to us and yet rt made us rather sad to say farewell to our old frrends pals and teachers rn F H S To get organrzed for the year our class elected for offrcers Davrd Nall presrdent Bud Cox vrce oresrdent Patsy Brown secretary Janet Roth treasurer Martha Belle Lewrs hrstorran Pete Beck and Phyllrs Florea socral charrmen Penny Suppers three Skatrng Partres a Sadre Hawkrns dance October 16 a Cowboy dance No vember 20 a Bunny Hop dance March 19 the senror play Harvey Aprrl 26 and 27 a barn dance Jamboree two food sales a paper drrve and to clrrnax our wonderful school career we were guests at a prom banquet May 5 grven by the Junror class Th senror class of 51 was organrzed rnto three commrttees wrth each actrvrty bexng sponsored by one commrttee Mr Donald Sollberger and 'VIrs Adelrne Nall Brookshrre were our farthful class sponsors all four years wrth Gurney Mat trngly asslstrne when we were sophomores Durrnff our last year the senror moth rs per formed as wonderful trojans for us along wrth members of the faculty They drd a frne Job of cookrng delrcrous food makrng our Penny Suppers successful wrth Martha Holloway actrn as charr man of almost all th suppers We enjoyed all four years rn F H S and we thank everyone who helped make rt a Journey of many fond memorres So dear drary we sard goodbye on our last day Frrday May 11 to Farrmount Hreh 'Vlay 20 was our baccalaur ate and May 21 our Commence ment then on Thursday May 24 we le t on our trrp whrch we had dreamed of takrnff for a long trme 'Vlay the classes followrng rn our footsteps experrence as wonderfu a Journey as we had SENIOR CLASS 51 0 0 ' c 1 1 ' A ,Q 1 ' K '. 7 - u Y ' ,6 . . 1. , . , s . . . . ' , 1 ., . . e f . A , v Y A . . . . v 1 . ' S 1 . X ' ' , ' ' ' , ' 4 ' '- ' Q ' s lx 1 N 1. . v I 3 ! ' 7 X' 5 ' U . . C A ' A Y - . 1 D 1 y I - , .. . , , 1 N Q . . 5 . '. , U. . - . c C C, . -. ' s . . 0 ' ' s' Y 7 - ' ' U ' 1 '- 7 l G . 1 V 1 1 ' ' - ' 1 1 1 cs , ' 9 U , . , - y , . , - l , . 4 - 40 . . . ' N , L 1 - 1 1 - 1 3 ' ' s , a , . . . ' 1 S 5 ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' U '1 5 , . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . 5 ' ' . 1 1 ' I ' ' ' . , 1 1 1 . , , I . 1 ' y ' , , On our schedule for that brg year we had nrne ' N Q ' ' 1 1 , ' ' O 1 1 1 ' T . 1 1 1 ' ta 11 A , A . I I 7 - -1 U ' A '1 1 1 11 nr , as - ' 3 3 I q D I ' - ' 1 1 7 A Y . . . . N . G ' Y ' ' 5 1 1, '- A 1 ,Y . w . . . . N , 7 1 . . . Q 1 -1 Y - . . .- ' G , ' . . . . . ' C ' ve - - 1 A 1 1 1 U I 1 1 Z A 1 . H . , , . . . ' . . ' Y . . . . .. ' X' U . ' - - OH o , . . . q . - .S -.l ' 1 LJ' , . . . A ' . 1, , , v 44 . ' 1 1 l Y 7 1 , , H . . . . , ' . 1 1 4- .5 - Q . . Q - 1 V J -v I Q ' L' ' 1 ' 1 1 L . ! 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Semor Class Wlll We the Sen1o1 Class of 1901 of F H S whlle belng of sound lllll Cl and bt, y w ll th thlrty four seats ln the Goxernment loom to the Junlors as long s they do not mar the beau y of the Gum un del tae desks We bequeath to the faculty out apprec1at1on fo1 a ask well done We as a body vush to leave our last w1ll and te tament as stated below BONNIE WILSON I w1ll my seat 1n Govern ment to mv Sl tex Maxtha and I hope she has as much fun as I dld MARTHA HARROLD I w1ll my ab1l1ty to any one that can go wlth the same boy for two years and stand It DAVID NALL I Davld Nall belng of sound md Chai and body w1ll the Emp11e State bulld mg to the Junlor class to hold class meetmgs 1n Also to Ph1l Eastburn I w1ll my superlor speed so he won t be gett1ng 1n late all the t1me RICHARD BECK Last year I was w1lled the pltchex s mound by V1c H1lton so th1s year I w1ll the pxtchers mound to Gordon Hohe1mer MARGIE COSBY I leave noth1ng but take my husband Mlke Wlth me JOYCE RICH I w1ll the fun Ive had thls year to anyone vho IS lucky enough to move to Falr mount go to F H S and remember lt always BOB ROTH I Bob Roth wlll my ab1l1ty to stay 1n at nlght and to get on the startmg f1ve to my cousin W1nk Payne PHIL GRINDLE I Ph1l Grlndle w1ll my ab1l1ty to keep out of trouble to nobody I mlght need It VIARTHA LEWIS I wlll my plcture to Marlene Yale so she won t mlss me next year MARTHA HOLLOWAY I w1ll my dutles as co edltor of the Black and Gold to my s1ster Esther and my place 1n the Breeze both to my brotner Jack THURMAN HARTER I Thurman Harter wlll my pos1t1on on th football team on wh1ch I play ed at noon to someone who thmks he can push the tree out of his way MIKE COSBY I Wlll my ab1l1ty to get along wlth Mr DuBo1s to anyone who llkes the Off1CE DONNA RICH I will my luck ln dr1v1ng Wlth out a hcense Cand not gettlng caughtl to DICKIG Grlndle MARLENE PAYNE I w1ll my natural curls to 'VIar1etta Kemmex PAUL TAYLOR I w1l1 my ab1l1ty to Charles Johnson who wants to work 1n the prlnclpals of f1Ce second per1od so he can run around and VISII wlth Madonna Klnd You also have to work Charles JOHN MITCHENER I w1ll my 215 pounds of sohd musculat make up my 6 feet 3 3l!64 mches o tall d k nd h ndsome helffht and my won derful xrtel ctual bra1n wlth that magxc touch to Joseph Wayne Blake Also my place on the bas k tball team to Dwlght Hotshot Crouch JACK SHEETS I w1ll my ab1l1ty to keep out of trouble to D1ck Jones PHYLLIS FLOREA I have nothlng to w1ll so I w1'l plenty of nothlng to Margaret Webster and Kay Ann Sm1th and hope they have as much fun wlth lt at Fanmount Hlgh as I dld NORMA MILLER I w1ll my sc1ent1f1c know led e what I have of 1t to Low ll Bla1r JAMES SPAHR I w1ll my ab1l1ty to graduate to Harold Scott WAYNE NAVE I Wayne Nave vull my good behav1or to Dean Shrontz he ll need rt' PATSY BROWN Ab1l1ty to take typmg for two year and stlll be sane I leave to any underclass nan who can do the same ARLENE DAVID I w1ll my ab1l1ty to tell Jokes and get a b1 k1ck out of them myself to Sue Sm1th BUD COX I wlll my ab1l1ty 1n chemlstry to my mece Ramona Stroup JANET ROTH I w1ll to my slster Llnda thc courage lt takes to s1t 1n front of Mr DuBo1s desk 1n U S Government class CORA LEE CLEMENT I wxll my ab1l1ty to wrlte lots of letters read palt of the t1me fhrt w1th the boys keep a messy locker and st1ll get mv school work done to anyone who thmks they have the t1me JACK DRAPER I w1ll my place In geometry class to anyone who wants lt had the last four years to anyone who wants lt and I w1sh the k1ds who take Plane Geometery by one means or another good luck PAT KIRKWOOD I w1ll to my brother Val gene my ab1l1ty to get a dxploma but I doubt 1f he ever does ESTHER 'VIAE DUNHAM I Esther Mae Dun ham wlll my mterest 1n chemlstxy to Marllyn Sue Harvey CLINTON MOORE I Clmton Moore w1ll my baseball sult to my brother Tom MARJEAN PAYNE I w1ll my typewrlter t anyone who can make It spell better for them than 1t d1d for me BARBARA PRATT I Wlll my OfflCE posltlon to anyone who likes to walt on teachers slxps JOHN WEBSTER I John Webster w1ll my ab 1l1ty on the basketball team to Deadeye D1cker son MARTHA JANE PULLEY I w1ll my pos1t1on as presldent of the Booster club to Uva Hollen beck BETTY TODD I w1ll my ab1l1ty to follow 1n Mrs Brookshlres footsteps to anyone who thmks sr wont weaken BARBARA KISTLER I Wlll my ab1l1ty to be engaged for a year and yet 1ema1n slngle to any one who thmks they can wa1t that long BETTY ASHBA I w1ll the ab1l1ty to make up 19 week of school to my s1s and blother If they are dumb enough to qult BILL UPDEGRAFF I wlll my car dr1v1ng ab1l lty to Francls Stephens and John Sm1th Complxments of Mxd Wes: I-'ood Packers Inc Fowler-ion Indiana 0 o H , If A . . . 3 - - y A . , 'd ', '1 ' e .1 - ' . 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I I ' 1 -1 1 I Class Prophecy After strollmg through the halls of Fa1rmount H1gh School I have found a lot of k1ds Stlll run n1ng around that I know Of course they were a lot vounger when I was a sen1or 1951 doesnt seem 11ke 10 years ago but lots of th1ngs have happened s1nce then to the gang I graduated w1th I ve been checkmg up on some of them s1nce I 81 rlved home Ive made several tr1ps to var1ous parts of the World 1n the past 10 years Most of my t1me has been spent 1n Afr1ca where I ve done a lot of ex plormg for sc1ence and qu1te a b1t of work for several U S zoos Captuflhg Wlld an1mals Ive VVFIIICH a lot of books 111 my spare t1me several of them have been best sellers I ran across one of my old frxends J1m Spahr on several of my exped1 t1ons 1n Afr1ca Hes a well known anlmal hunter there Hes a dead shot hav1ng k111ed at least one of every kmd of ammal 1n Afr1ca Hes gen erally on a safar1 h1S Wlfe Joyce R1Ch anoth r old fr1end of H1136 always goes along to do the cooklng for h1m On my way back to the coast to catch my boat I cut across part of the Sahara Desert and ran HCIOSS a d1v1s1on of U S SOIGIGFS Behlnd them 1n a Jeep was the1r commandlng offlcer and was I surpr1sed to f1nd out that It was Thurman Har ter a four at 1 general 1n the U S Army He st1ll looked the same even 1n hlS kham shorts and sun When I arrlved IH New York C1ty I looked up Arlene Dav1d Shes a Powers model now We went to a baseball game that afternoon at Yankee Stad1um R1chard Beck was p1tch1ng for the Cleveland Ind1ans aga1nst the Yankees deteatmg them 1n a shut out game On my way home I stopped 1n Oh1o to see one of my old classmates Phy111s Florea CMrs Jxm Norr1s nowl Her husband IS teachmg at Oh10 State I learned wh11e I was there that Esther Dunham ls workmg 1n a laboratory 1n Toledo as an asslstant to a noted sc1ent1st When I rr1ved 1n Mar1on I ate supper at M111e1 s Supper Club where Betty Ashba ls s1ng1ng now She smgs 1n AYTIGTICHH and Ch1nese Cto go Wlth the foodj I went down to the Chron1c1e Publlsh 1ng off1ce to see Martha Jane Pulley CMrs Harold Rogersj who 1s copyreader for the paper Her husband IS head pr1nter for the f1rm I took a bus to Fa1rmount and go off at Fulk ersons corne1 on State Road 9 Mrs Fulkerson IS the former Marlene Payn I went on down the road a plece to s e Marjean Payne who runs a fru1t and vegetable stand durmg tne summer She collects a pletty good lncome trom It She told me Donna R1ch and her husband B111 Druck own ed a large cattle ranch 1n Texas Jack Sheets lS 1n Texas at Lackland A1rbas testmd Jet planes B11 Upcieffraff 1s down sout1 too H run a aowboat on the MISSISSIPQI and I hear hes the best Cald shark on the r1ver John Webster IS down there also but hell be back soon He runs a pr1vate bus 11ne from Fowlerton to M1am1 H1s bus stop 1n Fowlerton IS Klrkwoods cafe Pat K1rkwood runs th1s new restaurant wh1ch Nave COHSITUCIIOH Co Just f1F11Shed bulldlng for her Wayne Nave IS head of the company Ph1111p Gr1ndle d1d the plumbmg Job and John M1tCh9Def who owns a large electr1ca1 plant 1n Fa1rmount was h1red to do the w1r1ng John IS a stand 1n for Gorgeous George IH h1S spare t1me now Leonard K1mes Just kept on farmmg after grad UHIIOH He has been verv successful too He owns one th1rd of Ind1ana now Mrs Lee Moorman has been do1ng some work for h1m lately Shes the former Barbara Klstler and the only lady vet er1nar1an 1n Grant county Seve1a1 of the boys have stuck w1th basketball Bob Roth 1s head coach at Butler Un1vers1ty and Buddy Cox IS the star player for the M1nneapol1s Lakers Speaklng of M1nnesota I learned that 'Vlrs Emory Rmg CMartha Holloway! IS up there as a travelmg evangel1st Paul Taylor IS up north also and I m an really' Hes 1n the Yukon d1g ffmg for gold He 1ntends to furnlsh the money tor a new h1gh school at Fa1rmount One of h1S best backers IS my old fr1end Cora Lee Clement S veral of the k1ds have stayed 1n the thr1v1ng metropolls of Fa1rmount Martha Belle LEWIS has been managmg the Ben Frankl1n Store for Mr VIcA11ster s1nce he retlred Cl1nton Moore runs the Fa1rmount M111 and h1s fr1end Jack Draper IS a pract1c1ng phys1c1an at the new Fa1rmount Gen eral Hosp1tal Mrs Gene M1ller CNorma Nelsonj has a large fam1ly but she says 12 ch11dren are no trouble at all Bonn1e WIISOH has a beauty parlor on Washmgton Street Shes Mrs Kenny Ha1ro1d now Her s1ster 1n law Mrs MOFTIS Stew art CMartha Harroldl ls very busy on her large chlcken farm Some of my classmates have gone west M1ke Cosby IS 1n Hollywood as a stand 1n for Gene Kelly H1s w1fe Marg1e IS h1s pr1vate secretary Barbara Pratt went to Cmcago where she 1 play 1ng the part of Baby Snooks on the radlo Im gomg to Washlngton D C my f1rst V1S1t s1nce 1951 very soon to see one of my dear fr1ends Dav1d Nall As you all know hes Presxdent of tne Umted States the f1rst successful Republ1 can s1nc Hoover Patsy Brown IS h1S pr1vate sec re ary Janet Roth IS 1n Washmffton serv1ng as a PTIVHIE secretary to J Edgar Hoover of the F B I And last of all Betty Todd 1s busy cam pa1 nmg Just now as Repubhcan senator from Ind na Dont for et to vote for her Complxmenis of Hasty Elevaior Photos an Thxs Book Are by Hocken Siudno - ' C, fn 'Q 1 D 'A my li, e 5 1 , ' - s. 1 , . , ' . . , , . 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John Mltchener Patsy Brown Jack Draper Arlene Dav1d Pat K1TkWOOd MarJean Payne Mlke Cosoy Margle Cosby Betty Ashba and Donna Rlch her mother SENIOR BABY PICTURES J net Roth Bonnxe W1lSOh Phil Grmdle Betty Todd Janet Roth Martha Jane Pulley Davld Nall Martha Holloway and her brother and slsters Vlarlene Payne Betty Todd Cora Lee Clement Joyce R1ch and her brother and slsters nexghbor g1r1 Pete Beck Bud Cox Bob Roth Cplctured on last page of semorsj Thurman Harter Cplctured on last page of semorsb Spon ored by CIIIIBRS State Bank Sponsored by Beairxce Food Company ' 12. a 21. 13. ' ' 22. ' l 14. ' ' Clinton M001-e 15. Barbara Pratt, Jill Corn 23- Bafbftlfa Frat! and 3 A 16. , 24. - 17. ' 25. ' ' 18- . 26. ' Q 19. 1 27. ' ' 20. ' CHANNEL Junior Class Officers Standm left to rignt Joe Kelsay president Larry Smith vice presr dcnt Jovce Stitt cretary John Powers social chairman John Temple ton sergcant in arms Jean Brown trea urer 'Vlartha Wilson social chair man Carolyn Worl historian CLASS HISTORY The 1930 51 Junior class officers were electcd in the sbrinff of 1950 so that t'1e big problem of arn mg monev for Junlor and senior activitic could be tackled carly last fall Conscqucntlv the rc sumptron of school in August was a matter of routine for the class of 52 With tne opening of school the Junior were eager to order their class rinffs On October 6 these were selected and ordered from the Herff ember 4 tne rings were received with much Joy Octobcr brought plenty of work in connection with the fall festival Junior aetrvitic consisted of a fun house shooting gallery and th Junior Follies As candidates for king and queen the class chose Martha Wilson and Larry Lee Smith Next came the Junior class play which was en Joyed thoroughly by all who attended th two c'1oo1 showings and two evenin prescntations on Noyembcr 20 and 21 The title was Our 'Vhss Brooks B1ll1e Jo Wallace was Connle To makc moncv for a much anticipated senior trip the movie 'VII Belvedere Goes to College was booked for an all school showing on April Z A work day and three bake sales were also or ganized for raising trip and prom money Plans for the eagerly awaited Junior Senior of fun and accomplishments as this annual went to press and in the minds of all class members there alreadv cxlsted a definite senior feeling Class sponsors for the year were MISS Marilyn Kimberlm Mr Paul Weaver and Mr Hugh Cauv hell while their Student Council representatives were Bill Jo Wallace and Larry Huffhes Junloi Class Top row Dot Ailes Dave Allred Jeanette Ashba Norma Barlcv Noah Beever Darl ne Behr Charles Bennrngho f Second row Lowell Blair Jeanne Brown Nancy Craea R chard Curless Martha Dunning Jim Fisher Joan Gaddis Third row Roberta Gaither Shirley H111 Sue H 11 Larry Hugh s Wilma Huston Charles Johnson Phyllis Jones Fourth row Joe Kelsay Lawrence Klnch Gardenia Latta Martha Leckron Pat VIcDerm1tt Ellen Miller Flfth row John Moon Jean Parson Vera Phillm Joan Pow is Donna Price 'Vlarilyn Reeder Charles Reynolds Sixth row Annabelle Srckman Sue Smith Larry Smith John Smith Francis Stephens John Stinger Joyce Strtt Seventh row Carolyn Sullivan John Templeto1 Brllre Jo Wallace Phyllis Whiteman B1l1W1lson Martha Wilson Carolyn Worl W . , 1' W . . 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M Hall Department Store Comphmenis of Mxtchener Electnc 4 gk Sophomore Class Officers Standmg from left to rlght Fred Paxrlll hlstorxan Lola Small secre tary J1ll Corn and D1ck Grxndle soual cha1rmen Loulse Bruner treasurer Jlm Ellmvwood pres1dent and Tom Pullev v1ce pres1dent CLASS HISTORY The class of 53 or the present sophomore class of 1950 51 got off to a rather slow start rn regard to cla s actxv1t1e However the 1ntens1ty of organ lZ6d group proJects later on made up for the1r lax beg1nmng Head ng the1r 11st was the all school carm val or Fall Festlval as lt IS generally termed Th1s event requxred much drscussxon and later lots of hard work But the class felt the1r efforts pa1d off 1n dollars and cents Part1cularly prof1table were the1r concesslons Wh1Ch 1ncluded basketball toss splll the m11k bottles palm readmg by Mrs Gllbreath and telegrams Of course the class popular kmg and queen candldates James Ellmg wood and Wanda Carr brought 1n a conslderable Wlth the reorgan1zat1on of the schools Student Councll the sophomores were oblxgated to appomt two members They chose Phyll1s Shaver and B1ll Payne The next bxg occurence was ordermg and ar l1V81 of class sweaters Maroon tr1mmed 1n wh1te was the fmal cholce Wh1Ch proved very satxsfact ory when they f1nally donned the1r class garb on November 15 December 21 was the date for the1r flrst semes ter party Thelr next proJect was an all school skatmg party on February 7 In splte of the bltter cold the affalr was successful both SOC1a1ly and f1nanc1ally A second skat1ng party was then scheduled for Monday March 5 To end the year the class planned an Auto Black and Gold Sophomore Class Top row Janet Blaxr Loulse Bruner Wanda Car r Bob Cl1ne Ph1l Compton Jlll Corn Second row Jewell Davls Charles Dumpert Carol Sue Dye Marlene Earnest Marlene Eddmgton Jxm Ellmewood Maxme Floyd Don Ford Thxrd row Charles Gosnell D1ck Gr1ndle Vernon Harr ll Marllyn Sue Harvey Gordon Hohelmer Janet Hollenbeck Uva Hollenbeck Esther Holloway Fourth row Dawana Ice Marcella Jones D1ck Jones Judy Kesler Shxrley Kesler Jerry Lew1s Ruth McCorm1ck Douglas OCamb F1fth row Valar1e Pace Fred Parr1ll B111 Payne D wayne Payne Charles Leach Lee Pers1nger Sam Powell Jun1or Pratt Slxth row Henry Prme Tom Pulley Carl Re1sm1ller James Reynolds Bob Rogers Harold Scott Phyll1s Shaver Phxl Sheets Seventh row Mack Shelton Lloyd Shlnholt Lola Small Kay Ann Smlth Lucret1a Smlth Don Spahr Molly Steele Margaret Ann Stewart Elhth row R1chard Stmger Jan1ce Stroup Bud Tuurston Dale T1tus Paul Tolbert Florence Van Osdol Charles Webb Margaret Webster Nmth row Jud1th Alles Warren Wheadon Lou1se Wrlght Don Cromer Sponsored by Felton Supply Co R R 2 Faxrmouni Indxana , I y . .l 2 . 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Y ' Freshman Class Offlcers Standmg left to r1ght Mary Agnes Partrldge secretary Rex Buller soclal chalrman Eddme Lawson treasurer Buss W1l11ams v1ce plesrdent 'VIary Lynn Beck soclal cha11man Marv1n Smalley presxdent L1nda Kerschner hlstorxan not plctured CLASS HISTORY Food sales pla hc towel sales 1n1t1at1on a mo thers club of 54 apron spec1al assembly pro gram Fall Fest1val elect1on of offlcers class meet lngs Kld party these were some of the many 3CtlV1tleS of the freshman class The class of 54 started off w1th a bang wxth 72 members at the begmnmg of the school year but loslng about 14 of th m durmg the year Class sponsors VKBIG Mr and Mrs B1ll Cloud Student Councrl repxesentatlves were Judy S1CkS and Rex Bullel The freshmen had a blg year Some of the money mak1ng projects 1ncluded three food sales a plastlc towel sale and apron specral All were fmanclally successful A Mothers club was or gamzed for the class of 54 There were class pax tles both semesters The fust was a kxd party and the second one an out door event Candldates for klng and queen 1n the Fall Fes t1val were J1m M1tchener and Judy Slcks The freshmen booths were the sponge toss and balloons and darts On the llghter slde the freshmen 1n1t1at1on was one of the best 1n recent years thanks to the sen lors Who w1ll ever forget Mary Agnes Partndges skatlng exhrbxtlon or Buss W11l1ams refreshments prctured elsewhere 1n th1s book The freshman class program revealed a lot of talent especlally ln the smgmg category Although they have Just completed one year of hlgh school most of the members are lookmg for waxd to the next three years of work, fun and achrevement chmaxmg rn commencement and the much antlclpated senlor trxp Freshman Class Top row Evelyn Adams Charles Anders, Frances Anderson Arthur Baker Mary Lynn Beck, Larry Behr Joe Blake Shlrley Br1ght Second row James Broyles Rex Bullel Catherlne Carl Greta Colcord Dwlght Crouch Dlana Dale Marlene Dauenhauer Charles D1ckerson Th1rd row J1m Draper Ruth Dumpert Ph1lEastburn Glendora Eccles Vllglnla Elle: B111 Gaddls 'VIEYVIH Gaxther Charles Gosnell Fourth row Harlan Halsley Buddy Hale Bob Hayes Jack Holloway Phylhs Howell Frank Jarv1s Allce Keller L1nda Kerschner Fxfth row Lowell Klerstead Mar1etta Kemmer Eddlne Lawson John Lemmg M1nn1e LEWIS Jay Marley Don Metzger J1m Mxtchener Sxxth row Jerry Moon Mary Agnes Partmdge D1ck Ph1ll1ps Mary Plemons, Robert Plue Loretta Pr1ce James Rxch Dale RlCh8FdS Seventh row L1nda Roth Joseph1ne Roy Phyll1s Scott Judy Sxcks Charles Skrnner MHTVIH Smalley Ph1l Smxth Phyllls Stanley E1ghth row Donald Stone Charles Thomas Gel ald T11ce Benny Underwood Buss W1lll3mS Marlene Yale Sponsored by Tractxon Sales 81 Servlce Your Ford Dealer Q . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - I '11 U 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q. . .. . - - 1 '-- 1 1 ' ' 1 .1 11 - - - - . 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K 1 li TA e Q K AAAI' ,K '. ff A , V I V4 V. - A A , Mg A 1 '-.e ::4-: A A, A A ggi Elghth Grade Offlcers Standlng from left to rlght Dorothy Nelson h1stor1an Ramona Stroup secretary J1m Dunn presldent Loulse W1ll1ams SOC131 chalrman Glenn Payne v1ce pres1dent Roger Pulley soc1al cha1rman Mary Lou Clem treasurer Orval Meyer selgeant at arms CLASS HISTORY When the e1ghth grade class entered Fa1rmount Hxgh School last year from Fowlerton North Ward and West Ward they elected Roger Pulley B111 Pulley Dorothy Nelson Ramona Stroup and Carolyn Small as class offlcers wh1le Mr Earl McAnally and Mr Raymond Ellxott sponsored the group The1r candldate for carmval queen was Patr1c1a Corn To begxn thelr second year at Falrmount the class held a meetlng to elect thelr new off1cers for the year Those selected are plctured above Rep resentatxves for the Student Counc1l were Davld Bla1r and Sara Hayes On October 6 the class enjoyed a w1ener roast and scavenger hunt Also 1n October they spon sored a pony r1de at the Halloween Carmval Ra mona Stroup and Davld Bla1r were chosen by the class as the exghth grade class queen and kmg candldates The class was very successfully sponsored by M1ss Joan McTurnan and Mr Earl McAnally Outstandlng IH the years 8Ct1Vlt16S was the Chr1stmas play The Chrlstmas Apple wh1ch the class gave as thelr assembly program The oc caslon w1ll be especlally memorable to M1ss Mc Furnan who recexved a beautlful bouquet of flowers from the class for d1I'6Ct1I1g the play Larry Thompson had the honor of makmg the pre sentatlon No longer are these students chlldren but young men and women ready to embark on thelr regular hlgh school career as freshmen when school opens th1s fall Elghth Grade Top row Bob Allen Mary Ellen Baker Fred Barnhart Jacquclme Behr Davld Bla1r Robert Bla1r Lou Clem Wanda Colcord Th1rd row Wllma Cornellus J1mm1e Cromer Earl Cruea Phyllls Da1ley Dolores DHVIS Jerry Draper Dawnetta Dunham Fourth row Jlm Dunn Max Edglngton John Elllot Marllyn Fold Sara Hayes Janet Hoke Gerald Holloway Fxfth Row Janet Howell Darelyn Ice Mary Lou Jarvls Marllyn Jones Ph1l Jones Janet Lamb Loren L1ttle S1xth row Orvllle Meyers George 'VI1ller Jo mn Vllllm Dorothy Mltchenel Thomas Moore Doro thy Nelson Nancy OBr1en Seventh row Frederlck Pace Sarah Pack G cfm P xnc James Pcttlfozd Delvla Pxerce Betty Plemons Paul Pogue Elghth row Roger Pulley Me1r1ll Rayn Rober Rxcn rds Tony R1ley Sonny Rob1nson Wayne Rodman Ronald Scott Nlnth row Robert Sheets Caxolyn Small Maulyn Small Carol Sue Smxthson Ramona Stroup R C'lBld Stroup Larry Thompson Bottom row Phoebe Vetor Robert Vetor B111 Vetor Louxse Wllhams Audry Wr1ght . . l .Y .. : . . . , ' .I I . 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Seventh Grade Officers Standing from left to iight Jane Crist vic president Beverly Brovtn secretary Norma Sullivan historian Judith Kerschner ticasutei Lain Wood president Susan Johnson social chairman CLASS HISTORY The seventh grade of Faumount High School opened the 1950 51 year with 77 scholars present 'lhcy came mostly from North Wald West Ward Fowler ton while two entered from Summitville On October 13 1950 the high school held its an nual Fall Festival at Playacres and 1n line with establish d custom the seventh grade supervised the fish pond Shirley Thompson and Mike Kem per weie the candidates chosen for king and queen by class members Sue Gaither and Jeiry Blake represented the class on the Student Council One worthwhile event of the vear was a project to help the P T A in purchasing a movie pro Jector The seventh grade did this by selling iced tea for the P T A back to school party in September They earned a profit of S14 50 The seventh grade held its first paity on Dec cmber 7 in the gym Planned by the social chair man Susan Johnson and aided by the room mo theis Mis Rov Eltzioth and Mrs Lewis Crist the party was a success despite the cold weather Class sponsors for the year were Mr Raymond Elliott and 'Vlr James Monahan who helped guide and adjust the young students to the more mature ways of our school However the class members were quick to become a part of the scnool by playing on the Junior high ball team serving in the Booster club participating in the the Polly Pigtails and in general becoming an int gral part of Fairmount Hlgh by thelr daily progress in acad mic athletic and social groups Seventh Grade Top row Ruth Adams Marjorie Ailes Bonnie Ancil Juanita Arnold Jackie Ashba Janice Avery Second row Sarah Kay Beck Jerry Blake James Bowen Milo Brown Beverly Brown Jane Buff ington Philip Burton Nancy Bush Third row Susan Callahan Marilyn Call Peggy Chambers Virginia Chapel Harold Clem James Colter Jane C1 ist Marlene Crouch Fouith row Donald Cruea Martin Lee Davis Cai ol Davis William Dickerson David Dumpert Junior Dunham Kenneth Eccles David Edgington F1fth row Bob Edgington Sondra Eltzroth Gordon Engle Sue Gaither Shirley Hawkins Jane Hoke Delores Holder Judy Hollenbeck Sixth low Janet Holloway Susan Johnson John Jones Michael Karnes Mike Kemper Judith Kerschner Roland Kierstead Valgene Kirkwood Seventh row Dexter Lamb Phillip Leach Phyllis MCCOIITIICK Phillip Mitchener Beckie 'VIoon Nora Moore Veta Ann Payne Kay Payne Eight row Mary Susan Pegram Bob Peinod Phyllis Pernod Linda Ramsey Janet Reasoner Carole Richards Shirley Scott Sonny Shelton Ninth row Dean Shrontz Jack Skmner Max Snith Nancy Stewart Norma Sullivan Marta Taylor George Thomas Shirley Thompson Tenth row Judith Turschman Jerry Underwood 'VIelv1n Vetor Tom Vetor Larry Wood Tom Wood Fairmount Public Fairmount, IIIJIUB . - ry , A . ,' I I , . 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X O' , Q2 Standmg left to rxght Ramona Stroup Dav1dBla1r Judv Sxcks James Mltehenex Wanda Carl James Ellmffwood Martha Wxlson Larrv Lee SIT1lh Shxrley Thompson Mlkc Kemper Seated Queen Marlene Payne and Kmg Bob Roth Fall Festival Fall Festlval tlme IH F H S exhibits more school unxty and eoooeratlon among all school S Y outstandmg example of th1S unxted effort to pro v1de fun and fund ra1s1ng projects along w1th a llttle formal soclal llfe 15 tne electxon and crown mg of the carnlval Kmg and Queen Each class has the DIIVIIGUE of choosmg a cand1date for these regal of'1ces The practlcal angle 1S supplled by the cash that must accompany each nomlnatlon and everx vote Nommatlons cost a ouarter Whlle votes we1e a penny each wlth no llmxt to the number of vot s a person could cast Playaeres the f1rst t1me It had been held com pletely outdoors Although competltlon was keen as usual th1s year the klng and queen chosen were the SEHIOI candxdates an almost tradltlonal result The elected rulers were Robert Roth and Mar lene Payne who demonstrated many t1mes th1oughout the year therr worthmess of the honor Complxments of Fazrmount Motor Sales Dodge and Plymouth Dealers Egbert M Hood Cassel H Otto l 5 v I A Z I 1 A I I vu , 1 a ' I 'y 'r ' D , u : . i , , X - I , - , . groups than any other period durin the ear. An This year the Festival occurred October 13, at - 1 - - ' Y A ' A I i Q. . 5 . . S - U L. . . . 1 . J . y . . . , I ' 2 - . , . 'SUP PATSY BROWN JOHN MITCHENER BILLIE JO WALLACE JOE KELSAY Four Honor Awards D A R Wlnner Patsy Brown was one of three senlor gnls chosen by her classmates as candldates for the schools best C1tlZeU From thlS slate the faculty voted for Patsy to represent Falrmount Hlgh 1n the county D A R contest It was a great honor for our school as well as for Patsy to wln over the grrls from other county schools As Grant Countvs cholce Patsys wmnmg paper was entered rn the state competltron Receiver of Don Rhoads Trophy For the second tlme Kenneth Martm awarded the Don Rhoads Trophy Whlch he orlglnated to a member of the varslty basketball team John Mrtchener was the 51 rec1p1ent havlng been chosen for hlS sportsmansh1p academlc achxeve ment and value to the club durmg the season The presentatlon was made at a dmner grven the team by the Amerlcan Leglon at the Ranch House on March 8 Delegate to Glrl s State Sponsored by the Ameucan Leglon Auxrhary a Junlor alll of F H S lS pr1v1leged each year to attend G1rls State wh1ch meets for a week dur mb June 1n Bloomlngton The delegate lS chosen by the h1,h school faculty for her leadershrp character SSIVICS and scholarshlp Thls year mg FdlI YlOLlflt Hxgh School Delegate to Boy's State Joe Kelsay was chosen by the faculty for h1s SOC13blllty alertness and good sportsmanshlp to attend Boy s State next June IH Ind1anapol1s Lach year the Amerrcan Leg1on sends a Junlor boy to th1s meetmg 1n II1d13!l8DOllS Both Joe and B1l11e Jo should represent Faxrmount Hlgh School well and reflect Cledlt to thelr sponsors the Amcrrcan Legxon and Legxon AUX1llaTy Complxmenis of Faxrmount Gram Co Compliments of Roy John ,vf N , Q . . , . 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K 5 QUILL AND SCROLL The local chapter of the Qurll and Scroll was or ganrzed rn November of 1945 under the drrectron of Mrss Roberta Wrlls Thrs rs the chapter s srxth year at Fa rmourrt Members for thrs socrety are chosen from the Journalrsm class each sprrng Qurll and Scroll IS a purely honorary socrety therefore rt has no of frcers Each member must be of Junror standrng rank rn the upper thrrd of hrs class and must have done so ne type of superror Journalrstrc work Too he must be approved by the journalrsm advrsmr the prrncrpal and the executrve secretary of the natronal organrzatron Members for 1950 51 re cerved then prns durrng the class perrod on Jan uary 26 Specral recognrtron was grven to the edrtors and busrness manager by the addrtron of an extra bar attached to the regular prn bearrng the persons posrtron Standrng Martha Holloway Donna Rrch Mar tha Jane Pulley Seattd 'Vlr Wood faculty advrsor Betty Todd 'Vlartha Belle Lewrs Norma Mrller Davrd Nall STUDENT COUNCIL As the result of student demand and through the encouragement and gurdance of Mr Roland DuBo1s prrnclpal the Student Councrl was revived last fall as an actrve group rn the lrfe of the school Startrng off wrth a vrgorous campargn for the el cctron of a presrdent the organrzatron membershrp culmrnated rn class meetrngs and electrons follow rng audrtorrum speeches by presrdent candrdates and therr supporters Backed by Davrd Nall Thurman Harter won on the platform Fun Free dom and Farr Play for Farrmount Hrgh Harters only opponent was James Spahr whose campargn manager was John Mrtchener Whrle the Student Councrls progress has not been phenomrnal rt has been steady Exercrsrng govcrnrng powers over the student body rn areas where the school admrnrstratron IS rneffectrve a well as those areas wherern the admrnrstratron works hand rn hand wrth th student body the Student Councrl was able to promote the general school welfare effectrvely One example of therr HONOR On March 23 1927 a group of out standrng students at Farrmount Hrgh School recerved a charter offrcrally desrgnatrng them as chapter 589 of the Natronal Honor Socrety To be chosen a member of the Natronal Honor Socretv rs the hrghest honor that can come to a student of Farrmount Hrgh School Srnce the creatron of the local chapter there has been a steady successron of students who have had the drstrnctron of belongrng to thrs group L adershrp character servrce and scholarshrp are the four frelds rn whrch hrgh school boys and grrls must excel to achreve membershrp rn the Natronal Hcnor Soc1ety Then each candrdat must be votcd upon by thc faculty The socrety chose the follovxrng offrcers for thc year 19:10 51 early rn the fall presrdent Donna SO successful efforts was the formulatrng of some def rnrte rules concernrng the cafeterra lrne The coun crl suggested that the lrne be formed by class eg ments wrth a drfferent class havrng the prrv rlege of berng frrst on succeedrng days Controll mg behavror rn the lrne also fell under therr Jur rsdrctron Now that thrs much needed lrnk between stud ents and faculty has been establrshed another year should see wrdenrng spheres of rnfluence and rn creased prestrge for the Student Councrl One money makrng scheme was sponsored durrng the year Thrs was the sale of Quaker T Shrrts M DuBo1s performed the duty of faculty advrsor Standrng Sue Garther Sara Hayes Rex Buller Brllre Jo Wallace Phyllrs Shaver Judy Srcks Larry Hughes Davrd Blarr Jerry Blake Seated James Spahr vrce presrdent Martha Lewrs secretary Mr DUBOIS faculty advrsor Brlly Payne treasurer Thurman Harter presrdent CIETY Brown secre Martha Belle Ruth Rrch vrce presrdent Patsy tary Janet Roth and treasurer Lewrs New members were taken rnto February l and a party was also ary for the followrng new members Shrrl y Hrll Jack Sheets John Mrtchener Marlene Payne 'Vlartha Holloway and Joyce Strtt It ls unfortunate that senror members who are elected rn May cannot be lrsted here nevertheless he honor rs none the less Second rovt John Mrtchener Martha Holloway Marl ne Paxne Shrrley Hrll Joyce Strtt Jack Sheets Bottom rovt Davrd Nall Martha Belle L wrs Pat y B own Donna Rrcn Janet Roth Mr Wood the socrety on held rn Febru Sponsored by Coca Cola Botilmg Co Marlon Indrana ' 1 . . 4. , . . 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've' PRAYER BAND The Prayer Band a rel1g10uS organ1zat1on met durmg the year every Wednesday noon 1n the aud1tor1um At one of the fall meetmgs the group elected new off1cers for the year as follows pres1dent Martha Belle Lew1s VICE pres1dent J1m Colter secletary Phyll1s Stanley treasurer Eve lyn Adams p1an1st L1nda Kexschner song leader J1m Cromer and ass1stant song leader Evelyn Adams The group enjoyed many lnterestmg and worthwh1le lessons prepared by the1r p1es1dent and faculty adv1sor Mr Raymond Ell1ott Dur1ng the meetmgs they talked and l'T1Cd1tBl,eCl upon the B1ble wh1ch was 1ead and d1SCUSSCd In 1940 the Prayer Band was f1rst organlzed un der the 1nsp11at1on of Betty Todd Love and Max 1ne Spence Kmg., Th1s organ1zat1on however d1d not become 1 school o1gan1zat1on unt1l 1945 when M1 Myrtle G1lbreath beeame the faculty adV1S or a pos1t1on she held for four years M1 Elllott beeame the faeulty adv1so1 1n 1949 Back row Martha Holloway Catherme Carl Ma11etta Kemmer Ph11l1p Jones Vcrl1n P1e1ee MIDDIC LEWlS Glendora Eccles Stand1ng left to r1ght second row Mr E111'rtt V1r 1n1a Eller Esther Holloway Greta Coleord Ma1y Plemons Marlene Yale Seated J1m Cromer Phyll1s Stanley Martha Lexus J1m Co1te1 Evelyn Adams L1nd1 Kersehner FHA The Fa1rmount chapter of the Future Homemak ers of Amer1ca was organ1zed October 1 1948 w1th MISS McTurnan as advlsor The f1rst meet1ng of the 1950 51 school year was held 1n August early last fall As chapter mother for the yeax the group selected Mls Edward R1ch mother of Donna RICD Off1cers for the year were pres1dent Donna R1ch f1rst VICC presldent B1ll1e Jo Wallace sec ond VlC6 pres1dent Kay Ann Sm1th secretary Sue H111 correspond1ng secretary Lola Small treas urez J1ll Corn song leader Janet Roth recrea t1on leader Margaret Webster parl1amentar1an Gardema Latta As usual one of the sehools most aet1ve organ lzatlons the Homemakmg gnls sponsored num erous projects 1nclud1ng Fall Fest1val booths a Valent1nes day Soc Hop an unusually successful courtesy week starrmg B1ll1e Jo Wallace Sue H111 Dav1d Nall and John M1tchene1 1n the cou1tesy court wh1ch c11maxed the week Teas for all SIX classes of the school provlded real ex per1ence for formal conduct as a part of the court esy program Mr and Mrs Galey and Mr and Mrs DuBo1s along w1th representat1ve students formed the rece1v1ng l1nes Back row Martha LEWIS Pat K1fkWO0d MISS McTurnan B1ll1e Jo Wallace 'VIarlene Earnest JSHIGCG Stroup Carol Sue Dye Janet B1a1r Margaret Stewart Sara Powell Second row Sue H111 Martha Holloway Mar1lyn Reeder Janet Roth Dale R1chards Mary Lynn Beck Lora Nell Sm1th Wanda Carr Margaret Webster Kay Ann Sm1th Janet Hollenbeck J1ll Corn Front 10W Donna R1ch Barbara Pratt MarJean Payne Gardenla Latta Judy Kesler Uva Hollen beck Marlene Eddmgton Lucret1a Sm1th Valar1e Pace Lola Small POLLY PIGTAILS For two years now the Polly Plgtalls have ex1st ed as an organlzed act1v1ty MCmb6TSh1p lntO th1s club 1S l1m1ted to seventh and e1ghth grade glrls who are mterested 1n homemak1ng and the acq u1s1t1on of soc1al pO1SB and grace For the year 1950 51 the g1rls elected the follow1ng off1cers Presldent Janet Reasoner VICE pres1dent Norma Sulllvan Secretary Jud1th Kerschner Treasurer Jane Cr1st Recreat1on Leader Janet Holloway Ass1stant Reexeatlon Leader Susan Johnson H1StOF1HD Bonn1e Anc1l Song Leaders Sue Ga1ther Phyll1s Da1ley Two g1rls fxom the Future Homemakers served as student sponsors These gl11S Lola Small and Marjean Payne 3SS1StCd MISS McTurnan 1n gu1d1ng the Polly P1gta1ls 1n thelr 8Ct1Vltl6S P1oJects for the year were selected to acquamt the g1rls w1th the dlfferent phases of the Homemakmg and Home Econom1cs department of Fa1rmount H1gh School Top row Becky Moon Delores Holder Sh1rley Thompson Nancv Bush Nancy Stewart Phvll1s Da1ley Darelyn Ice MarJor1e A11es Mar1lyn Jones Th1rd row Marjean Payne student sponsor Shlrley Hawkms Jamece Averv Judv Hollenbeck Llnda Ramsey Veta Ann Payne Kay Payne Mary Susan Pegram Sondra Eltzroth V1FglUl8 Chapel Marta Tay lor Lola Small student sponsor Second row Karen R1chards Jane Buffmgton Phyllls McCorm1ck Juan1ta Axnold Ruth Adams Sue Ga1ther Phyllls Pernod Sh1rley Scott Judy Turschman Peggy Chambers Front row Janet Holloway Norma Sullxvan Jane Cr1st Janet Reasoner Jud1th Kerschner Susan Johnson Complxmenis of the Herff Jones Company Indxanapohs U , , , . . . , ' , 1 , .1 - , - ' - - l V 1 f - . f . 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OFFICE HELP One of the smallest but most lmportant groups rn school 1S Mr DUBOlS crew of offrce assrstants Composed of botn boys and grrls these student helpers are chosen for then courteous manners eff1c1ent methods and wrllrngness to serve the students and teachers Some of the1r many dut1es mclude recervrng out of school callers who have busrness wrth the prmcrpal takrng messages to students and teach ers and keeprng offlce records Thls last men troned functron IS probably the1r most essentral work and rncludes such dut1es as wrrtrng excuses and passes when Mr DuBo1s rs rn class checkrng and collectrng absence SllpS frrst fourth and srxth perrods and recordrng data of th1s nature rn the permanent records Naturally a knowledge of typrng rs a necessary requrrement for some of the helpers who work on records Of course the prrncrpal has many other tasks whrch demand skrll 1n typrng lrke preparrng offrcral letters maklng up honor rolls l1st1ng names of students etc Mr DuBo1s was fortunate th1s year to have an 1ndustr1ous and effrcrent corps to assrst hrm wrth the rout1ne and unexpect ed busrness whlch rs always present 1n a hrgh school prrncrpals offrce Standrng Martha Jane Pulley Pete Beck Barbara Pratt Paul Taylor 'Vlarjean Payne Joyce Stltt nd 'Vlr DuBo1s at the desk PROJ ECTION ISTS Superv1sed by Mr Donald Sollberger the Pro Jectronrsts are a group of boys who run the mov1e proJector for the showrng of frlms to classes Such an organrzatron had not been actrve rn Farrmount Hrgh School SIDCC 1948 However the acqursrtron of a new projector by the P T A for hrgh school servrce was an 1ncent1ve for renewed lnterest and reorganrzatron Mr Sollberger who has taken speclal trarnrng ln the operatron of vrsual ard eq urpment has taught hrs assrstants well and ranged a schedule makmg at least two boys ava1l able each pcrrod Student operators have not only proved hlghly effrcrent 1D the performance of th rr dut1es but they have also relreved the tea cher who rs usrng the frlm of lookrng after the technrcal aspects of showrng an educatronal mov1e As a result far more teachers have employed teachrng frlms than ever before The school rs rndebted to the P T A 'Vlr Sollberger and the projectronrsts for maklng rts vlsual rnstructron program pleasant effrcrent and educatronal Standmg Larry Lee Sm1th Bob Roth B111 Payne Thurman Harter B111 W1lson Rex Buller Arthur Baker Rrchard Curless, Bob Cl1ne Jack Sheets Mr Sollberger rnstructor and Leonard Krmes STUDENT LIBRARIAN S Where can I fmd somethrng about p1ast1cs Do you have a copy of In Flanders F1eld'7 What was the U S populatron rn 19009 Is Cheaper by the Dozen 1n Who wrote Lrttle Br1tches Such are the quest1ons whlch student l1brar1ans must be able to answer constantly Be srdes furn1sh1ng th1s steady stream of mformatron they have to check out books and magazmes card and shelve books keep the books rn order dust prepare bulletrn boards collect f1nes help prepare new books for crrculatron and perform myr1ad routrne dut1es to keeD the lrbrary a usable cent r of knowledge and data Back row Dot Arles Ellen M1ller Martha Leckron 'VlcDermrtt Cora Lee Clement The 1950 51 staff prov1ded excellent servrce Martha Dunnrng opened the lrbrary and readred rt for the days 3CtlV1t16S Martha Holloways typ mg abrlxty was helpful IH catalogrng new books Frnes and overdue book records were left up to Betty Todd Pat McDerm1tts art talents were employed rn makmg up bulletm boards and book drsplays All assrstants d1d the1r work eff1c1ently At the begrnmng of the second semester Janet Hoke and Janet Howell took over Ellen Mrllers place the second per1od Dorothy Nelson assumed her s1ster Normas dut1es and Garden1a Latta re placed B1ll1e Jo Wallace durrng the last per1od 'Vlr Wood Dorothy Nelson Blllle Jo Wallace Pat Seated Martha Dunnmg Martha Holloway Garden1a Latta Betty Todd Sponsored by Cust Cleaners Sponsored by L B McLa1n Coal Co L ' , . . ., . .H . 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' 5 Y 7 ' . . . mmm INTERN ATION AL WK' Nw wi' ...-.xx T 'Z' hx mm ll YTEE Y TEENS Wrth Mrss Marrlyn Krmberlrn and 'Vlrs Annalee Cloud supervrsrng the Y Teens met rn the art room every actrvrty perrod throughout the year Therr frrst busrness qurte naturally concerned the electron of offrcers who were as follows presrdent Carolyn Sullrvan vrce presrdent Joyce Strtt sec retary Sue Smrth treasurer Phyllrs Shaver Chrrstmas trme was a perrod of vrgorous actrv rty Whrte grft baskets of food were prepared and grven to needy famrlres of the communrty and as u eral th ffrrs purchased and decorated a large C1 stmas tree for the marn hall On January 23 a beautrful recognrtron servrce was held for new memb r rn the basement of the Metnodrst cnurch In F bruarv tfrey sponsored contrrbutrons to the Na ronal Heart Fund bv solrcrtrnff all twelve grades of the crty schools March 17 was the date of an rmportant food sale whrch helped frnance the ndrnff of a member to toe Y Teen Summer C mp Back row Wanda Colcord Jackre Behr Mary Lou Jarvrs Nancy Cruea Roberta Garther Mrs Cloud Mrss Krmberlrn Ellen 'VIrller Carol Sue Smrthson Judy Kesler Drana Dale Thrrd row Glendora Eccles Sarah Pack Marrlyn Sue Harvey Dawanna Ice Molly Steele Florence Van Osdol Ramona Stroup Lourse Wrllrams Howell Fourth row Phyllrs Shaver Dorothy Mrtchener Greta Colcor l Darlene Behr Joan Gaddrs Phyllrs Bottom row Joyce Strtt Carolyn Sullrvan Sue Smrth BUS DRIVERS Among the unsung heroes who serv our school rs a small group of men who drrve the school busses darly Seldom seen by the student body as a whole or the teachers these men are most rntrmately acquarnted wrth the students they transport Perhaps they have a broader under Y drvrduals for they hear the frank reports of stud ents from all grade levels The mechanrcal manrpulatron of the bus rs only one phase of a drrvers work For one thrng he must know how to get along wrth chrldren and young people be sympathetrc toward therr prob lems settle therr drsputes and keep them happy Standmg Lora Hayden Max Pemberton Seated Paul Dye Brll Hoppes Paul Horrne Too a drrver must fe l the responsrbrlrty of safel5 delrv rrng hrs puprls to school rn the mornrng and back home rn the evenrnff Whether the weather rs good or bad hot or cold he must not shrrk Whenever school rs rn sessron Basketball Gam s skatrnff partres class freld for transportatron For therr many servrces the school rs apprecratrve and grateful The Black and Gold rs sorry that Bryan Trtus and Walter W Grbson who have drrven Lrberty Townshrp busses for 22 years are not prctured wrth the group 4 H CLUBS Although 4 H work rs not specrfrcally a part of the school program the clubs are composed of students rn the homemakrng and agrrculture de partments and the clubs are advrsed and super vrsed by the teachers of the subjects Mrss 'VIC Turnan and Mr Hugh Caughell Members prctured on the opposrt page repre sent the followrng clubs Senror Jolly Workers led by Mrs Hubert Srcks and Mrs Wade Morrrs Junror Jolly Workers led by Mrs Bruce Satter thwarte and Margaret Thomas Rekamemoh led by Mrs Robert Ellrngwood and Mrs John Charl Peacock Fowlerton Evergreen led by Mrs Fred Monahan and Mrs Dudley Wrllramson Lrberty Jolly Workers led by Mrs Ronald Smrth and Mrs Rrley Scott Roundup led by Lawrence Rhoads Strawtown led by Ronald Smrth Not shown rn the prcture are Lynn Beck Phrlrp Eastburn Vlarvrrr Smalley James Rrch and Har lan Harsley These are found on snap page 62 Frfth row Jane Hoke Sondra Eltzroth Paul Tolbert Glenn Payne Jrm Reynolds Bob Clrne Jerry Lewrs Drck Jones Joan Gaddrs, John Powers Charles Dumpert, John Lemrng Benny Underwood Phrl Smrth Davrd Blarr Bob Blarr, John Strnger Fourth row Marrlyn Buller Janet Hoke Arthur Baker B111 Gaddrs Frances Anderson Maxrne Floyd Vrrgrnra Chapel Mrke Kemper Audrey Wrrght Jerry Underwood Martrn Lee Davrs Robert Plue Judy Srcks Judy Kesler Janet Lamb Dawnetta Dunham Thrrd row Dale Rrchards Nancy Bush Kay Payne Bonnre Ancrl Phyllrs Pernod Judy Kerschner Carol Sue Smrthson Margaret Stewart Phyllrs Jones Janet Holloway Sara Kay Beck Shrrley Thomp son Carole Rrchards Ruth Dumpert Greta Colcord Mary Ellen Baker Valarre Pace Second row Phrl Compton Rrchard Curless Janet Reasoner Mary Susan Pegram Judy Turschman Janet Blarr Lowell Blarr Brllre Jo Wallace Joe Kelsay Drck Grrndle Shrrley Hrll Jane Crrst Phrl Grrndle Gene Rayn Sarah Pack Ramona Stroup Sonny Robrnson Frrst row Mr Caughell Phyllrs Scott Dorothy Mrtchener Marrlyn Reeder Sue Hrll Leonard Krmes Rex Buller Susan Johnson Mrss 'VIcTurnan Sponsored by Edwards Rexall Drugs Comphments of Tobys Potato Chr C P 0 Muncxe A A A 4 s ' I I S' 7 t S b' 1- . 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Y . s n , . ., I ! 4 1 Y E Y I I Y , I 7 1 Y I 1 I 'I I I 7 ' Y I 3 7 ! 7 Y , , r . -, NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGLE The Natronal Forensrc League more commonly called the Debate Club drd a lot of work thrs year rn the freld of speech Under the supervrsron of then sponsor and advrsor Mrs Adelrne Brook shrre and then presrdent Betty Todd they had several debates rncludrng one wrth Dunkrrk to whrch the Farrmount Debate Club played host The A team for thrs year was composed of Davrd Nall and B1ll1e Jo Wallace whrle Negatrve debat ers were Betty Todd and Martha Dunnrng Most of the debate students attended a debate confer cnce December l and 2 at Purdue Unrvers ty I the Legrslatrve Assembly organrzed there Davrd Nall represented Farrmount rn the Senate and Betty Todd represented Farrmount rn the House of Representatrves Thrs Farrmount speech group was host for rts drstrrct 1n the Indrana state speech contest They also attended the state Natronal Forensrc League spe ch contes rn Hammond Understudres drrect d by Betty Todd were members of the Junror debate club whrch met once every week to work on speech and debate projects Robert Plue was the able presrdent of thrs group Standrng Mrs Brookshrre Jrm Spahr Fred Parrrll Wayne Nave Mrke Cosby Jack Draper Larry Smrth Davrd Nall Larry Hughes Bob Rogers Betty Todd Seated B1ll1e Jo Wallace Martha Harrold Janet Blarr Martha Dunnrng BAND The band was organrzed at the begrnnrng of the school vear under the drrectron of Mr Donald Rat clrff Srxteen students enrolled at that trme Al though rt was a small band rts musrc was heard throughout the school durrng the thrrd per1od wrth perceptrble rmprovement as the year progressed The band practrced marches frrst semester to get ready to play at the home games However the band was able to play for one game only SIDCG there were so few games played on the home floor At the begrnnrng of the second semester frve more students enrolled rn the organrzatron These were Joyce Rrch Larry Wood Davrd Allred Shrr ley Thompson and Jane Anne Buffrngton Also frcers were elected as follows James Frsher pres rdent B1llUpdegraff v1ce presrdent Joyce St1tt secretary treasurer and John Powers lrbrarran Recordrng a group of numbers for broadcast over WMRI was a late wrnter actrvrty Then rn Feb ruary the organrzatron began practrcrng hard on overtures to be ready for the Sprlng Festrval Th1s Sprrng 'Vlusrc Festrval was held Aprrl 13 In ad drtron to the musrcal selectrons from the band there were also chorr numbers solos duets trros quartets and numbers performed by grade school puprls The twrrlers also took an actrve part wrth the band To frnrsh up the year rn accordance to tradrtron the band played at commencement and baccalaureate Thanks to the untrrrng efforts of Mr Ratclrff prospects for next year are much to come rnto the band next fall Twrrlers Dot Arles majorette Phyllrs Jones Jrll Corn Wanda Carr Row one Brll Updegradff Janet Hollenbeck Larry Wood Joyce Rrch John Powers Row two Joyce Strtt Francrs Stephens Tom Wood Judy Srcks Row three Phyllrs Whrteman Davrd Allred John Lemrng Shrrley Thompson Row four Larry Hughes Drana Dale Fred Parrrll Charles Gosnell Dawnetta Dunham James Frsher CHOIR The Farrmount Hrgh School grrls chorr thrs year under the drrectron of Mr Donald Ratclrff musrc drrector was composed of twenty members who met every Monday Wednesday and Frrday ln the audrtorrum Th1s srxth perrod chorr con S1Sted of fourteen Junrors three sophomores and three freshmen Traflrtronal robes of maroon wrth whrte collars were worn by the grrls when they sang for spec ral programs and church appearanc s Some of therr actrvrtres for the year were an appear ance before the Fowlerton Methodrst Church srng mg for a specral servrce at the Back Creek Wes leyan Methodrst Church and the recordrng of a group of songs that were broadcast over WMRI of lvrarron To hrehlrght therr season of ong the grrls chorus present d a selectron of numbers at the bacca laureate on Sunday May 20 Then on May 21 then frnal performance was grven at the Bethel Tabernacle for the 1951 commencement Back row standrng Valarre Pace Ellen Mrller Annabelle Srckrnan Jeanne Brown Mary Agnes Part rrdge Wanda Carr Janrece Stroup Pat 'VICD rmrtt Nancy Cruca Dot Arles Frrst row Eddrne Lawson Lrnda Kerschner Carolyn Worl B1ll1e Jo Wallace Phyllrs Whrteman Prryllrs Jones Roberta Garther Wrlma Huston Complrmenis of The Partrrdge Co Inc Reiarl and Wholesale Ladres Ready to Wear T . , l , . . . V , Q . y . , . ' I . . Y , ' h - . . D I . , K . . Y . , s . . . . , . ' ' ' -2 1' - ' - ' e , - . 1 , ' i . n .' ' . I' : T: I I I I I . Y 7 l J Y l 4 . I N7 7 I ' - ' J ! ! ' . . . Q . . 1 . . . Q 1 , v ' ' . ! J Y I I J A ' 7 V y I V .7 ' 4 ' - . - , . . y 7 I 1 ' I - , , . ' , , ' , at the begrnnrng ofthe second semester, band of- better. Already there are seven known students l A l : . , D - . 5 , ' Q , . Q: A . , . 5 . , . x y 4' I i . , . , , ' , - 2 ' x 1 ' y -f ' I Z Y ! 3 J I ' - , - ., . . Y . . .- I ' 7 Y . . . .y . . Y . 6,1 . N . . . M , if ,D . .u S , . -.l I 1 ' . . 1 : Q I . 1 - .1 . U, ' -e . . . I Yr - l Z A I v A n A I I 1 ' K I 1 I I ' n' 'I I x A r . Q I A - - ' - V . 1 : ' P 7 I 1 J I I 7 5 I A T, 3 A . EDDIE THOMAS RECEIVES F F A AWARD Eddxe Thomas and John Jessup of the Falrmount Chapter of Future Farmers of Amer1ca attended the Nat1onal Conventlon of thelr organlzatron at Kansas Cltv from Octobel 8 to 14 1950 John Jes sup was state secretary and attended the conven t1on as a state delegate Eddle Thomas attended was also Indlana Dlstrlct VI d1rector Edd1e also recewed a S100 00 check fiom the natxonal Fu ture Farmers of Amerlca Foundatlon fol hls ach levement ID Farm Mechanlcs ALIIVIIY A bronze medal accompanled the check award Medals wele also recelved by Jack Sheets for h1s S011 and Water Conservatxon work and by John Jes sup for h1s Dany Productlon Act1v1ty and for hls pubhc speaklng ach1evement John placed fou1th 1n the state 1+ F A speech contest team but Uncle Sam put an end to that act1v1ty as well as h1s Job as presrdent of Dxstrlct VI Edd was statloned at Wlchlta Falls wlth the Army A11 Corps when thls account was wr1tten Comphments of Your Marathon Dealer Bob Kukpatrxck Phone 159 as d memberbdf the .national F. AF. A. Qhdws. Eddie Early in the year Eddie eoached the F. F. A.lb-all - - A .. l 1 .L FUrURE FARMERS 0F AMERICA The Future Farmers of Amerrea better known 18 F F A Wrb or an17ed natmnallv rn 1998 Th tra nrnff 1n leaders up offered rn thrs organ1zat1on proved a demrable addrtron to the trarmng for ffrrm boys talxrnb vocatronal agrrculture Wrth th1s rn mrnd Mr R C Arbuekle came to F H S rn 1930 Farrmounts Chapter 69 of the Future Farmers of Amerrca was chartered Aprrl 10 1936 There ire 6 000 membens rn the state and 200 ac t1ve chaptere In the srx years 'VIr Caughell has been here Farrmount bovs have won 0 of the drstr et speakrn eontebtb and numeroub other aw arda lL Shee s and Joe Kelbrx x an f11st 1n e d1 t11et speech and essfry tontest th1s xear Save ur So1l was the tltle ol Jacks essay re Prree of Carelessn s wrth Frre was the t1tle of Joe speech These boys eompeted 111 the state eo1 te s held at Purdue Aprrl 0 b and 1 The oup had approxrmately 40 nrembcrb dur rn 1950 31 Offreexb were ab follows, Leonard Krmes Jaek Sheets Prebrdent V1ee Presrdent T1 eaburer Reporter Door Keeper Jrm Frbher B111 Pay ne Drck Grrndle Baelx row James Rreh Phrl Sheets Paul Tolbert Bob Clrn Jerrw Lew1 D1tlx Jones Lowell Bllll John Power Charles Dumpert B1llGadd1b Jornreb Ellrn wood Th1rd row Buddy Hale Phrl Compton Dale T1tu JH11 Rexnold Bennx Underwood P1111 Smlth John Strn er Charles Bennrnbhoff Bob Plue Harlin Ha slex Second row Donald Stone Phrl Eastburn Rrchard Curl T1u11111n H11ter Rex Bullcr D1ek G11nd1e Davrel Allred Jack Holloway 'Vlarvrrr Smallex F 1st row Pau1T'1x1or B111 Paxne Jrm F1 her Leonird ls.1111e Joe Kel IX Jul Shcet 'Vl1 Cdu hell Sponsored by Lee Roberts Real Estate Complxmenis of Deer Creek Daxry l 4 4 ' 1 , ' Jz -11 if 1 vc th- '. .', , I .. , . 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Hs, '. . g f. , BOOSTERCLUB Comlng early staymg late weaung gold sweater usmg flash cards Hey bob a re bob Quakers Yeah' Rah' F1ght' Yelhng Wlth all the1r mlght These phrases descr1be the Booster Club of Fa1rmount H1gh School for 1950 51 Made up of 50 g1rls and the1r subst1tutes lt was one of the 1nost outstandmg and act1ve or gan1zat1ons 1n Fa1rmount H1gh School dur1ng the year The Boostex Club held 1ts meetmgs at noon on the day of games Besldes the1r own meetmgs the group arranged many pep sessxons wrth the entlre student body before b1g games On Janu ary 16 a club party was held Wh1Ch was followed by an hours lehearsal for the County Tourna ment These loyal g1rls have had a splendld year and have really supported the team The offxcers of the club were pres1dent Martha Jane Pulley v1ce pres1dent Janet Roth secretary treasurer MarJean Payne Sponsorlng the group were Mrs Annalee Cloud and MISS Mar1lyn Klm berlm Back 1ow 'Vlar1lyn Buller Jack1e B hz Mar1lyn Ford Ruth McCorm1ck Judy Kesler Janet Bla1r Annabelle S1ckman Joan Gadd1s Phylhs Shaver Nancy OBr1en Nancy Cruea Shlrley H111 Mrs Cloud Th1rd row Dale R1chards Mary Br1ght Ramona Stroup Judy S1cks Ruth Dumpert Marlene Dauen hauer Maxmc Floyd Edd1ne Lawson Carol Sue Smrthson Dorothy Nelson Phyl11s Da1ley Mar1lyn Jones Dorothy M1tchener Second row Uva Hollenbeck 'Vlarcella Jones Sue H111 Donna Pr1ce Martha WIISOD Marlene Earn est Lou1se Wrlght Lrnda Roth Loretta Pr1ce Sh1rley Br1ght Mary Lynn Beck D1ana Dale Phyllls Howell Bottom Row Phylhs Whlteman Roberta Ga1the Carolyn Su1l1van Pat Klrkwood Patsy Brown 'Vlartha Jane Pulley Marjean Payne Barbara Pratt Donna RlCh Janet Roth Joyce RlCh Phyll1s Jones Ellen 'Vl11ler F CLUB On September 22 1950 the F Club held the fxrst meetlng of the1r f1fth year as an organ1zat1on of school athlet s The group convened 1n the gymnas1um and elected the followmg slate of of hcers for the year V109 Pres1dent John Webster Secretary Treasurer John M1tchener As a maJor project the club d9C1d9d to bend the1r efforts toward the acqu1s1t1on of a badly needed new trophy case A ball game p1tt1ng tne Has Beens agamst the W1l1 Bes was one means of ra1s1ng money for the case Wh1Ch they hoped to have purchased before the close of school The 23 members of the club were boys who had ball baseball or track One rule was stressed partlcularly dur1ng the yea1 namely that a boy could not wear a black F unless he had r1ght fully earned lt Back row Mr Weaver J1m Spahr Dewayne Payne Charles Peach Gordon Hohe1mer Don Cromer Bud Tharston John Webster Pete Beck M1ddle row Cl1nton Moore John M1tchener Dav1d Nall Bud Cox Lawrence K1nch J1m M1tCh6H6f Paul Tolbert Bottom row B111 W1lson Charles Johnson D1ck Gr ndle Bob Roth Ph1l Gr1ndl Jerry LCWI Thur man Harter GAXA The G A A or G1r1s Athletlc ASSOCl8t1OD was orgamzed 1n Fa1rmount Hlgh School thlS year for the f1rst t1me The f1rst two charter members were Kay Ann Sm1th and Wanda Carr Off1cers who were elected 1n February were pres1dent Kay Ann Sm1th v1ce pres1dent Wanda Carr sec retary Dot A1les and treasurer Lola Small The G A .A was orgamzed 1n Fa1rmount to develop good sportsmanshlp health and fr1endsh1p 1n glrls spoxts such as rmg toss p1ng pong bowhng badm1nton sw1rnm1ng volleyball and basketball Two representatwes were sent to the State G A A camp held at Columbus Ind1ana May 11 12 13 The group 1S aff1l1ated w1th the Ind1ana State Hlgh School Glrls Ath1et1c Assoc1at1on An 1n formal 1n1t1at1on was held 1n Apr1l for the g1rls rece1v1ng the1r requ1red po1nts Th G1rls Ath1et1c Assocxatlon lS expected to cont1nue 1ts act1v1t1es at Fa1rmount H1gh School 1n the future Wlth mole students enroll1ng Left to r1ght Mar11yn Reeder D1ana Dale Judy Ke ler Marcella Jones Sue H111 Janet Hollenbeck Wanda Carr Lola Small Kay Ann Sm1th Dot A1les Mar axet Webster Phyllls Shaver Carol Sue Sm1th son Dorothv Nelson Comphments of I ewxs Drug Inc Walgreen Agency s . . . 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' ' , Z ' ' ' SENIOR PLAY Pictured at the top ofthe opposite page is the cast for the 1951 senior claas play, t'Ha1'y'ey'. SENIOR JAIVIBOREE Another d1ai111t1c utivity of thc XLSII yyhich 1 not pictuled yy 15 th1 Senior J'IlTlIJUlLL p11 ent d on l1c evenlnf of 'VI11111 30 Tha 111 1111 1tt1'1c ion yx ls 1 me1odr'1n1'1 entitled The City Sllckc llld Ou1 Nell The c ut included the folloxxin f Wayne N'1v1 John M1tchene1 Bob Roth Phil G11ndle Barbdm Pratt Bonnle Wilbon Sheiidan Douali F1ank Beard Toby Snodgraes Dan Tucker CI 1I'lI99I Woxth Violet Bea1d C111 1 Lee Clcmcn' VI ll tl1 1 H111 xold Joyce Rich Nzllie Bernd 'VIll1YllC. Bend Xunt 'VI'11tI1y I the Jmibo yyhirh folloyyed outstan ing, 1111 ii111uded John IVIHLIILITLI 'md Betty Todd as P1 and 'VIH Kettlc 1ead1ng and dance 1out1nc by Billie Jo WIIITLC gu1ta1 music bv Lavern Richaxdson ffa f '1nd dance IOLIIIIIC by Mike Cosby 'md David N'1II 1lte1nat1ng M C Mike Cosby cmd Phvllis Flo1e 1 Mm Bxookshne and M1 Soll 111 c '1 pon 1111 11511 p11t1c1p'1 ec JUNIOR PLAY The caat and xetting o1ctu1ed becond on the oppositc page ia that of tne J11n1o1 any plcty O111 Vliw B1 ooke THESPIANS Five yeara ago on Ma1cl1 13 1943 cl11rter 682 designated a group of Fairmount dramatic stud enta as a part of the National Theypmns Society VI1s Adellne Nall Bxookehire w'1s the sponsor then and still 1em11ns their capable '1dy1wo1 EVC1 keeping in mind the txuth of Shakespemea lofty XX0ldS Act well you1 part for theicin all the honoi liea thee aspuing dr'1m1tic pe1to1mers a1e always ready to axsume the roles which WIII bexve beet then bchool P1eaentmf1 in dmmatic a1t the hu111o1 and SCIIOUSHCSS of l1y1n the The plans reach into the heaxt of eve-1y atudent Theapian activities for the V681 of 1900 51 con Niwted of a play The Ghobt WOIC Whit GIVEN befme the student body at the F111 C'11n1val J 1k1oyy left cl Bob Ro h John Webt 1 Second1ovy left side V115 Boolwhiic Pitxy 1 R1 Lia Phyllix VVI1lILIll'1Il ontiow lf N y 1 111L1 IIL L 7 C1111 Lee Clement B ty Todd Joe Kclvxy ck1oyy 1 1 Xiu N11 11Wilo11 11 Day d Nall John Poyyeis 'Vlilxe Co by Polly Put the Kettle On alon f with two playa JustBefo1e th P1om and G1 IX Bread which yycie given by the Sopho1no1e speeeh class wap pxewented to the student body on October 31 to lf ave ISDOOINX Ltfcct fo1 Halloyy een ni ht and fox Clniytmax Pop Re1dw '1 Ch11stn11x C1101 Then on Ma1ch 8 the Thespians held thc I1 annual IH ltlltliifl at yyhich time thnteen stutlthts became ncyy membeu P ending, the initi xtion the play taped by IOUI Thcspian boyb Ju t to liven thmqw Officers thix y 11 yye1e DIC idrnt David Nall XILC p1e 1dent Bob Rc th yeue 11y Pit y B1oyyn 1nl t1e1 UICI Pc e Beck 11 7VI'11tIlIILCl1 P ll ttty A I Bob ' l B ivyn 1y1e Bch 1 1111 Cu1 es F1ont royy ll ht ode Donnw P1 Ll Pat 'VI1D11 ll n 1 ul y I IIN Huffhex VIar ie Co by Sponsored by Blue Rlbbon Daxry Bar Homemade Ice Cream Next io Hvlls Super Market 1 :.'11', '5 1 1' ........... 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S. 1 g' S 1950 Farewell Banquet Undu a txoplc settm of South Sea Islands dec o1at1ons the class of 50 was gxven a faxew ell ban quet just before thelr graduahon Wlth several of the sophomore class members actlng as walters and w autresses the Jumors and semors were served a dellclous dlnner Carol Rmks and Ph1ll1p Underwood both sen xors of 50 were chosen by then' class to 1e1Un as klng and queen of the prom After the1r corona t1on by Mr DuBo1s speeches were glven by Ed d1e Thomas and Dav1d Nall presldents of the two honored classes Followmg a short 1nte1m1ss1on Z1 dance was held whlch lasted unt1l m1dn1ght On May D 1951 exactlv one year after the oO pxom a banquet and dance were UIVGH 1n honol of the ol class Th1S annual affan was vexy sxm llar to the one of the p1ev1ous year wlth the ex Lcptlon of the decoratlng of the ffym The theme that of an evemng ln Par1s was very 6ff9CtlVBly carrled out under the superv1s1on of Mlss 'VIar1lw n K1mberl1n art mstruetor Sponsored by Tztus 8: Carl Plasienng Coniractors Phone 401 Faumount Indxana l' - ' - ' g . sf 1 .- .' 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A h A v 1 ' ' . , . 1 1 1 1 August 24 August 30 Calendar Openlng of school Van Buren baseball game here roll and Patsy Brown Ramona Stroup and Norma Sulllvan maklng A SIX weeks honor roll wlth September September September September 12 September Septe lber September September September September September September 3 October 3 October 6 Cr 1-Jefferson baseball game there 5 Swayzee baseball game here 8 Sweetser baseball game there St Paul baseball game here Van Buren baseball game there Senlor skatlng party Jefferson baseball game there Swayzee baseball game there Flrst senlor penny supper Sweetser cross country here St Paul baseball game there Freshman bake sale oss country wlth Marlon B team Flrst SIX weeks ended wlth Llnda Roth maklng A honor roll and 37 maklng the B honor roll October 13 Fall Festlval October October October 14 Senlor penny supper 16 Sadle H8WklHS dance 19 Thurman Harter elected presldent of Student Councll Jlm Spahr VICE presldent October 20 P T A ball game October 24-Junlors and senlors had chest x rays October 25 Freshman party October 26 and 27 Teachers Instltute October 30 to November 3 F H A week November 1 Flrst basketball game Wlth Jeffer son there November November of the year November November week November November Llnda Roth 3 Played Summltvllle at MHYIOD 4 Rev Taylor spoke for flrst chapel Played Swayzee at Marlon to November 17 Natlonal Book Played Lafontalne there 17 Second slx weeks ends Wlth and Judy Slcks maklng A honor roll and 41 maklng B honor roll November November November November November November November SCHIOI penny supper Senlors began selllng rnagazlnes Played Van Buren helc and 21 Junlor play Plaved Converse at Summltvllle Played MISSISSIHCW8 at Marlon 27 28 and 29 Extended vacatlon because of snow December December December December December December gram 6 Senlors had flrst party 7 Seventh grade had flrst party 8 and 9 Summltvllle Tourney 9 Senlor penny supper 11 Played Sweetser there 11 Freshman had flrst all school pro Dec 12 Played Van Buren here December 16 December 18 December 22 December 22 and Thesplans vacatlon Junlors had bake sale Senlors had skatlng party Played Sweetser here Chrlstmas plays by elghth grade School dlsmlssed for Chrlstmas January 2 School resumed January 3 Sophomore skatlng party January 5 End of semester wlth Llnda Roth and Ramona Stroup maklng A semester honor Sponsored by Falrmoun! Lumber Company 53 maklng January January chapel January basketball January January January B ratlng 6 Played St Paul here 8 Rev Sawyer spoke for January 9 Falrmount P T A beat Llberty ln 10 Sophomores had flrst party 11 12 13 Freshman tourney 12 Sophomore speech class and Thes plans presented three one act plays January 13 Played Eastern at Marlon January 16 Booster Club had pep sesslon and party January 19 and 20 County Tourney We lost to MISSISSIDCWG ln flrst game January 23 F F A banquet ln cafeterla January 26 Played Sharpsvllle at Summltvllle January 27 Another senlor penny supper February 1 Honor soclety lnltlated SIX new members M Holloway J Mltchener J Sheets J Stltt Shlrley Hlll February 2 Y Teen skatlng party February 3 Freshman bake sale February 3 Played Lapel at Noblesvllle February 5 to 9 Courtesy Week February 7 Sophomore all school skatlng party February 9 Played St Marys at the Wlgwam ln Anderson February 10 Junlor bake sale February 12 Rev Reamy spoke for February chapel February 14 Y Teen ehlll supper before the Soc Hop sponsored by F H A February 16 Played Summltvllle there February 17 Another senlor penny supper February 23 Flrst SIX week of second semester roll and 48 maklng B ratlng February 23 and 24 Sectlonal Tournament Lost heart breaker to MHIIOH March 3 'Vlarch 5 Vlalch 10 'VIarc'l 12 'Vlarch 17 Vlarch 9 Vlalcd 30 SCHIOTS had flrst food market Sophomore all school skatlng party Another senlor penny supper Rev Harvey spoke for chapel Y Teens had food market Booster Club feted basketball boys Senlor Jamboree Aprll 6 Junlol class party Aprll 7 Freshman had anoth r bake sale Aprll 9 Rev CODCIIH spoke for chapel Aplll 13 Sprlng MUSIC FSStlV8l Aprll 14 Another senlor penny supper Aprll 26 and 27 Senlors oresented Harvey Aprll 28 Senlors have another penny supper Aprll 28 Junlors had another bake sale May 5 'Vlay 7 May 7 May 11 at whlch May May 'VIay 20 May May 21 May 24 Junlor S nlor Banquet and Prom Rev Colter spoke for last chapel servlce Senlors sponsored last Skatlng party Sophomores sponsored autograph dance Black and Golds were dlstrlbuted to 18 Senlor week Last day of school Y Teens sponsored ICC cream soclal Baccalaureate Commencement SCHIOIS left for Washlngton D C and New York Clty Sponsored by Hoosxer Mould Falrmount Indlana . , . . 15- , . - ' . . . 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SCHOOL CAFETERIA Good food and a pleasant place ln wh1ch to eat 1t were provlded by 'Vlrs Dunn and 'Vhs Parr11l and thelr student abblstants m the Cafeterla durmg the year fhree changes were maucurated m tl'e fall 1 students and faculty were requlred to pur Lha e tlcketb by 9 30 a m 2 the lme wab formed by Qla eb and rotated dallv 3 teachers took turnb Qollectm tckets Affam thu year the cafeterla p oved a reat bcnef1t to th school Standm 'Vlary Lou JGIVIS Glendoxa Ecole Maxjf Q Alf Judy Alla Luc Qtla Smltn Rum Dum pert Payll Howell Rom a Lzalther Sormv Robmxon Sponsored by Joe Clemeni Fa-nrmount Indxana Spowfo cd by Paul Horme Fowlerton Coal Dealer CLARENCE CLIFFORD ACE SELLERS Students of the Journallsm class wxsh to dedlcate th1s pa e to Clarence Chffoxd and Ace Sell r p1ctured above whose ceaseless efforts contmue to make out old blllldlflg one of the best kept m the state From earlv 1D the mornm untll late at nl ht thev provlded for our 1ncl1v1dual needs and comforts duunff the past nxne XVlllCl1 Ace and Cllff have cleaned and heateel dallx whxle we put L. cl our hx h chool cducatlon 1 Government 12 4 Chem1stry 2 Homemakmg 5 Advanced Speech 3 Latln II 6 Physlcal Educat1on Grade E1 ht A and R Hardware and Plumbmg Farm Supplles Pam! 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' ' Co Edltors Martha Le Assoclate Edxtor Class Ed1to1 Art Edrtor Snap Edltor Act1v1t1es Edltor Copy Edltor Edxtor 1n Ch1ef Assocxate Edltor Feature Edltor Ass1stant Feature Edltol Sports Edltor Ass1stant Sports Edltor Copx Edltor Journallsm Department Vvlb 3 Black and Gold Staff nd VIa1tha Holloway Davrd Nall Cola Lee Clement Pete Beck Mlke Cosby Betty Todd Martha Jane Pullev Sports Edltor Busmess Managu Advertlsmg Managers Subscxlptlon Manager C1rculat1on Manager B1 eeze Staff Davrd Nall Donna R1ch Betty Todd Cola Lee Clement Rrchard Beck Robert Roth 'Vlartha Jane Pulley Busme Mana er Assrstant Busmess Vlana er Cuculatmn 'vlana er Adve t1s1nff Mana er Assistant Advextlsmb Mana Faculty Advlsor Ph1ll1p Cox Donna Rrch Robert Roth John Webster Norma Mlller Cora Lee Clement Martha Lewis 'Vhke Cosby Norma M1l1er John Webster 591 Ph1ll1p Cox F E Wood Sponsored by Denver Rxggs Garage General Repazr Rural Weldmg Marathon Gas and O11 O - ' .. 'I' 1 ' ' .,.................... 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In can-11 of 111050 01111194 11u1' Quakers Q-1111111 up with peak pc1'1'o1'111z111cc-5. The 1055 nf soven Sl.'Il1Ol'5 will 1011 'I 114111115 111 111- 1951-52 11 1 pcm. , K F v' s 1' 1- K ' ' 1C'X4f'klv'E A ' . xp : -' . '. I3 1 X fri lf - , u ' ,' Yr JL' I 5 . I 11 ,'7 ' ,: 1' K. . X 1 'ful . '1 1 . ,, M n , 1 , Q 4' f 1 , h. lv , t h Vw. , ' ' ' 1 , '11, ' 1 ' - , ,L , ' l JOHN MDE MITCHENER Senror center second year of varsrty ball Any where near the basket Brg Moe was a real threat Rank1ng thrrd rn the county he led hrs team rn scorrng ROBERT BOB ROTH Senror guard second year of varsrt, ball Hav mg developed rnto one of the best two handed shooters 1n the county Bob was second hrgh scorer on the team In defensrve play hrs talent contrrbuted greatly to hrs team s success RICHARD PETE BECK Senror forward frrst year of vars1ty ball Pete probably revealed more rmprovement than any other player on the team Drsplayrng accuracy rn passmg and shootrng he was a partrcularly dang erous scorer under the basket JOHN RED WEBSTER Senror forward second year of varsrty ball To John fell all the tough defense assrgnments whrch he controlled superbly Known for h1s hook shots he came through w1th an envrous record Student Managers Athletrc managers Davrd Nall and Larry Sm1th were an rnteffral part of the years actrvlty Not only drd they perform the regular dutres of therr Job but they con trlbutefl to team morale wrth th 1 rn terest and knowledge of basketball and soorts ln general Cornplxments of Bud's Barber Shoo Coach Paul Weaver Coach Paul Weaver has every rrvht to be proud of h1s accomplrshments a athl tlc dlrector at Farrmount Hlgh Not Olly h1s well trarned 1950 51 basketball squad but all other phases of h1s work are proof of h1s effort and abrl rty Thrs IS 'Vlr Weaver s fourth year as coach and phys rcal educatlon teacher rn Farrmount PHILLIP BUD COX Senror guard fourth year of vars1ty ball One of the top rebounders rn the county for the past three years Bud was at hrs best when the op PAUL MOOSE TAYLOR Serror center f1rst year of vars1ty ball assrstant to John Mrtchener Pauls ab1l1ty and de ter mrnatron proved a valuable asset rn more than one emergency THURMAN CURLY HARTER Senror forward frrst year of varsrty ball In hrs on year wrth the Quakers Thurman partrcrpated rn a good many games and more than once proved hrs worth under the basket CHARLES CHARLEY JOHNSON Junlor guard f1rst year of vars1ty ball Although ro a regular starter Charley was always ready for actron He should be one of the Quakers top men next year 5 . 2+ fs , Q D . H ' s . Q . I ' - I - . , . - , , - 1 lx ' ss I 2 , y rs xx - . . y ' - posrtron was toughest. 5 'Y ' - . . . - . , ' . As r . . ' . . . , , ' I' ll ll ll ' ' ' tl H I , , , ! ' , . , , l I ,Q . . . V 1 ' 'S . ll ll 'I 'I . , - , - - 5 Y rl yu , , , l L 1 - - v . , . . . C: 1 x ' . . Ci, 4 - D . . . Back row Dxck Grmdle Charles Dumpert Charles Peach Lee Persmger Don Cromer Charles Rey nolds Coach Waver Bottom row Larry Huahes Gordon HOh6l1T18f Bud Thurston Devuavne Payne John Templeton SECOND TEAM The Llttle Quakers started off thexr season wrthout losmff a game Then on January 13 they met Eastern at MHTIOD and lost the one game that spolled an othervwse perfect record At the end of the year the Llttle Quakers came out wxth a record of 15 wms and 1 loss 1950 51 FIRST AND SECOND TEAM SCHEDULE Date Faxrmount Opponent Jefferson Tow nshxp 22 Seconds Opponent November 1 50 November 3 Summrtvllle 41 November 1 Swayzee. 50 November November November December December December December January 3 19.91 January 6 January 13 January 19 January 26 February 3 February 9 February 16 February 23, Complimenis of Dr. E. B. Couch. Dentist LaFonta1ne 35 Converse 40 Mrssrssmewa 49 Summrtvrlle 35 Jefferson Town Van Buren 37 Dunklrk 43 Sweetser 45 Montpeller 43 St Pauls 51 Eastern 29 MISSISSIUEXN a 40 Sharpsvllle 34 Lapel 53 St. Mary's 44 Summitville 45 Swayzee 39 Van Buren 40 shxp fSumm1tv1l1e CSumm1tvxle CCounty fSectiona1 lSectional Marion 48 double overtime CSectional Tourney! Tourneyl Tourney! Tourney! Tourney? TourneyJ all --...B 'S-of 4-v 'eis.1 K,-. FRESHMAN TEAM Back row Dvught Crouch Vlervln Ga1ther Jay Vl3Il9N Jun Draper Low ell Klerbtead Ph1l Eabtburn Bob Hawes student manaffex Front row Rex Buller Joe Blake Clvde W1ll1am .hm 'Vl1tcHener B111 Gadd 5 Coanh Earl NIcAnallx JUNIOR HIGH TEAM Back row P11 Burton Bob Bla1r Dlck Stloup Pmlhp 'vhtcnener Jerry Blake Dawd Blalr student manager Front row Jxm Dunn Bob Allen Fxed Barnhart Ozwlle 'Vlexerb George 'VI1l1er Coach B111 Cloud Complxmenis of Anderson Sporhng Goods Inc J .th l ,'iQ'fgf A A 4 AJEBX , 0 1 IA '4 Q , M' , - ,Q , ig, wr' '19 ' , ' x f tr fr' -H, Al ,, .Mme wi! M, 'N ' tk 4 11 4 N fi , s - b , M Q Q X , , ,YV S IJ 3 fl , 4 B .s W X . I 1 1 ,IJ M-Q -sf Q.. ,. iff 'E' A K - . , ,. g 1 ' :-1 . wt ax nenf f QM W 1- :.,t , A y Expt, M V 2 x A 25 'V H : D. l , L, ' ' 5, ' , ' . , ' ii ' l . ' 'Z li . . ' , A ' , ' ' ' . ' -. , i' , ' , 2 ' V ' . . . K- A F. -.I A ' , f ' . Standmg left to rxght Coach Earl McAna1ly Rex Buller Jerxv Lewls Franc s Stephens Ph1l Grlndle Dav1d Nall D1ck Grmdle Thurman Harter Douglas OCamb J1m Spahx Lawrence K1nch Paul Tolb rt CROSS COUNTRY Sparked by the fleet footed ab1l1ty of Thurman would run from three to four mxles 1n thexr tram Harter the Quaker harrlers ran to vxctory many mg for th1s sport But thls hard trammg pa1d off t1mes th1s year Almost dally last fall these boys for the team won a good percentage of the1r races 1950 SCH EDULE Date Team September Sweetser 38 October 3 Marlon 29 St Paul 89 October 13 MlSS1SS1H6Wa 23 October 14 Eastern fGreentownJ 27 Oc obex A4 Sectlonal at Anderson Faxrmouni 28 Length Txme 1 V2 M1les 11!2 M1les 7 Mlnutes 54 Seconds 7 Mlnutes 46 Seconds 2 M1les 10 M1nutes 44 Seconds 2 M1les 10 Mmutes 39 Seconds Falrmount placed llth out of 15 ln the sectlonal Thls was a two mlle race and was run ln 9 m1nutes and 49 seconds The low scormg team xs the wxnner ln cross country runmng Spon ored by Hasty Implement Company September 20 St. Paul 38 17 IV4 Miles 7 Minutes 26 17 ' ' ' . 28 ' ' . . . 32 N , . Top row Coach Paul Weaver Cha1les Johnson OUtfl61d6l Charles Peach outf1e1der Dewayne Payne first baseman Charles Reynolds outfxelder Charles Persmgex 1nf1elder M1ddle row Clmton Moore second baseman outf1elder Bud Cox catcher Pete Beck pltcher out f1elder John M1tCh6H6T thlrd baseman Bottom row Jlm Mltchener shortstop Don Cromex outflelder Gordon Hohe1mer pxtcher 1nf1elder Bxlly W1lson catcher 1950 BASEBALL CHAMPS The fall of 1950 saw the best baseball team m the h1story of Fa1rmount H1gh School The boys were undefeated 1n th1rteen games and became of course the Grant County Conference champ1ons SCHEDULE Opponent Van Buren Jefferson 2 Swayzee O Sweetser St Paul 0 Summ1tv1l1e 3 R011 6 10 Faxrmouni Complxment of Twoson Manufacturmg Company Opponenf Faxrmount Van Buren Jefferson 2 Swayzee 2 Sweetser 4 St Paul 1 Sunnmltvlllc 1 10 2 19 3 17 5 6 10 20 . 2 5 ' ' 19 . 4 - A ' Q4 23 Bark row Coach Paul Weaver Wayne Nave Charles Reynolds Charles Peach Dave Allred Francis Stephens Charles Johnson Pete Beck Charles Lewis Coach Earl McAnally Second row Lee Persinger Paul McCormick Vernon Harrell Jack Sheets Jerry Lewis Henry Prine Bud Thurston First row. Joe Kelsay Dick Grindle Don Cromer Bill Wilson. Phil Grindle Lowell Blair. THE TRACK TEAM The 1950 track season at F. H. S. found many seconds. The old record was set in 1933 by John underclassmen participating for the first time. Holdovers from 1949 were fewg one however,, Charles Lewis, became one of our school's top cin- dermen. Lewis broke the school record in the half- mile run while competing in the sectional meet at Kokomo. His record time was 2 minutes and 6.7 THE 1951 March 30-Fairmount vs. Swayzee at Sweetser. April 13-Fairmount vs. Alexandria at Alexand- ria. April 18-Triangular meet at Taylor University with Van Buren and Jefferson Township. Sponsored by Hqnfs Furniture and Funeral Service Stookey, Other point makers were Pete Beck in the hur- dles: Charles Johnson, in the 440 yard dash: Lawrence Kinch, in the mileg and Bill Wilson in the pole vault. SCHEDULE April 25-Fairmount vs. Sweetser, there. May 2-Triangular meet at Tipton with Tipton and Lebanon. Date to be arranged-Fairmount vs. Montpelier. utographs Compliments of Redznger Manufaciurers, Faxrmount Indxana