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

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SCHOOL CUSTODIAN Most people think they have a lot to do, but our custodian, Ace Sellers, has enough to keep him busy the whole year round even though school is in session only nine months out of twelve. Usually he can't start on his work until the students leave for home. Besides his regular duties he is here to open the doors and then clean up after ball games and other activities. He also puts in many hours on Saturday. Ace is indeed appreciated by everyone who comes in contact with his work. 'X ' I fi? BUS DRIVERS Hurry or you will miss the bus, is the cry in the homes every morning of many F.H.S. students. Our faithful bus drivers do a very good job. They not only bring the students to school, but they take them to basketball games, skating parties, and on field trips, thus giving much of their time to school activities. Our bus drivers this year were: Bill Hoppes, jeff Titus, Buck Harvey, Ethel Livezey substituting for her husband Ernest Livezey, john Meyers, and Max Pemberton. CAFETERIA Mrs. Wilda Henry and Mrs. Margaret Latchaw were responsible for the good, hot meals which we had every school day. Mrs. Henry has been here for one year and Mrs. Latchaw started after Mrs. Anna Downing left in December. Pleasant as cooking is, preparing meals for so many has its head- aches. Making out menus, preparing the right amounts, and keeping the food warm are only a few of Mrs. Henry's and Mrs. Latchaw's problems. We all appreciate their good meals very much. ,H , .7 fy, , , f nun ll

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5 i Fw 'IE CLASS HISTORY Here is the progress of the class of '56 through their 4 years, The freshman class officers were: President, jerry Underwood, Vice President, Larry Wood, Secretary and Treasurer, Sue Bayless, Historian, Marlene Smalley, and Social Chairmen, Norma Sullivan and Mike Karnes. Freshman Sponsors were James Monahan and Evelyn Kessler. The sophomore class officers were: President, Larry Wood, Vice President, Bob Pernodg Secretary, Norma Sullivang Treasurer, Connie Maple, Historian, Sandra Boykin, and Social Chairmen, Bill Clem and Judy Frye. Student Council Representatives were Martin Lee Davis, jerry Blake, and Shirley Thompson. The Sponsors were Adeline Nall and Lewis Berg. As sophomores they chose Couldn't I Kiss You Goodnight ' and Talk of the Town as their plays. Under the supervision of Lewis Berg and Adeline Nall, as juniors they chose as their play Line of Scrimmage. The class officers were: President, Larry Wood, Vice President, Marlene Crouch, Sec- retary, Connie Maple, Treasurer, Sandra Boykin, Historian, Sue Bayless, Social Chairmen, Judy Frye and Bob Pernod. Last year they held the annual junior-senior prom at Linders in Anderson. And finally our senior year arrived, the year we had all been waiting for, The officers were: President, Tom Wood, Vice President, Norma Sullivan, Secretary, Linda Ramsey, Treasurer, jane Ann Buffington, Historian, Sue Bayless, Social Chair- men, Marlene Crouch and jerry Blake, and Student Council Members, Martin Lee Davis, Shirley Thompson, and Larry Wood. The senior class Sponsors this year were Elizabeth Wood and Hugh Caughell. Our goals have been accomplished and we are all looking forward to our senior trip. New York here we come! I I I I BONNIE JEANNE ANCIL Her wayr are pleamnlnerr, and all Iyer parlor are peare. Honor Society 1 Year, Prayer Band 5 Years, Librariang 1 Year, Science Club 1 Year, Booster Club 4 Years, GAA 4 Years, Annual Staff 1 Year, Breeze Staff 1 Year. SUE LYNN BAYLESS A rweeter woman ne'er drew breath. Chorus 1 Year, Dance Club 5 Years, Booster Club 4 Years, FHA 4 Years, GAA 4 Years, Class Officer 3 Years, Breeze Staff 1 Year. Annual Staff 1 Year. SENIOR OFFICERS Social Chairmen, erry Blake Mar lene Crouch, Student Council Larry Wood, Vice President Norma Sullivan, President Tom Wood Historian, Sue Bayless Treasurer Jane Buffingtong Secretary Linda Ramsey, Student Council Martin Lee Davis, Shirley Thompson