Fairview High School - Challenge Yearbook (Fairview, PA)

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PET SAYING WEAKNESS THEME SONG I'm just mad about it! Who's kidding who now? Ain't it comical? Heavens to Betsey. Aw, you're kiddinf' I don't carel Oh Goll Really? Oh Heck Geez Golly O My Soul! Oh, my gosh I don't care! I'll be Darned Was that cute? Go11y, Gee! I don't know -- Holy Mackerel No-Huh-Uh? Ah-h-h - Cut it outl Georgel OK, you guys Do It yourself That reminds me of a story All right now! I'll See. Quiet Down Come On Now Uh-Huh - Strictly Speaking Oh, Yeah OK, quiet down you guys! All right, Girls! Chocolate cake Eating Dancing Potato chips Food Clothes Pickles Long fingernails Mayfield Parties?ll Frosted Malteds Uniforms- Movies Skating Tall people Food Potato chips Girls Flirts - Girls Candy Smoochin' Working Guess????'? Flying Vacations Senior Class Pie Senior Boys Shirley Books Football Quiet people Beautiful music Her husbands letters it it 1. Wish I had an old jalop job I'm going to Love that Guy It pays to be ignorant Florida Oh, MoitIe Schubert's Serenade Oh Iohnnyl Glenn Miller's Moonlight Serenade Lonesome Paper Moon Having myself a Time I'll Get By Holiday For Strings Robinhood Wishing Till the End of Time S-katers' Waltz The Last Time I Saw Paris Scatterbrain Paper Doll Bell Bottom Trousers I've Been Working On The Railroad Atchison Topeka I'm ln The Mood For Love - Desert Song School Days Minuet in G Don't Fence Me In -1 1, I'm Going To Love That Guy I Wanta get married Waitin' for the Train to Come in Winsochi When Day is Done How Come You Do Me Like You Do?? Home Sweet Home - Page ll

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'WINNlE Moser HCT AIR . NICKNAME AMBITION USUALLY SEEN PET-PEEVE BARKH Barker BUGSEY Brown DIRK Dill 'ROSIE Getz GRAFFlE Graff LIZZIE Gresh IULlE Hahn SHIRL Holland IKY Kauffman TRESE Klier LOUlE Lewis MILLER Miller 'l ING Tingley 'HILDA Wetland 'WIGGY Wiggins POOCHYH Walters 'TlNK Downey C. F. Guy PAT Robison FRED Michael 'ROG Miller 'CHUCK Morgan 'DICK Walker t To own a 60 Ft. Yacht To be happy To be a nurse To be a truck farmer To get out of school To get an A in Speech To be a lawyer Torch singer To go to fashion school To be a nurse To be a beauti-tician Piano player To be a nurse To get the car To be a poet Nothing Musician To be a doctor To be a lawyer Study dramatics Farmer To grow up to be a man Railroad boss Navy DUTCH Weitzenhoffer Pilot ED Yarrington CHARLIE Weir PROF Bloom MARY Kinney CI Kell MARG Becker COACH Timmons HELEN Downing EARL Lawrence MAC McGeever Page l0 To be an Engineer To find a Miracle Hair Tonic To have hidden cloak rooms To be principal Live on a farm To settle down Coach a Champion Football Team Have a quiet study hall Have a good drum corps To have her husband come home Without driver's license With her suitcase With Vit Talking Arguing Not in school With Brown Dancing Drearning?ll? ln the library Having a good time Chewing gum Being quiet Teasing people With a smile At Scheiwer's With Marilyn In Girard Late for school Flirting Usually NOT seen Making touchdowns Studying??ll?? Digging ditches at the airport Snoozing in class Back seat driving Working Friday night Carl Guy Farming Drum corps Conceited people Gym class Childish people School- Home EC. Charles Disen No basketball team Her little brother People who can't be tease Caning chairs Bob Walker Sarcastic people No date- City women Being called Fatty Mr, Weir Dutch Women Little Dick - Roger Miller Fairview Evergreen Nurse Arguing Un-enthusiastic people Scouting the halls Banging lockers Keeping kids after school Senior Girls Calming down his Sophomores His middle name Uessie With her eighth graders People who chew gum Talking to his players People who hook showe towels ln Room 9 Talking in study hall Tapping his baton on the stand Bob Walker In Home Ec. Room Undertone talking

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SENIOR CLASS WILL . . . RUTH BARKER leaves her ball-bearing swing to Nancy Platz. VIOLA BROWN leaves her suitcase at home on Fridays, WINNIE MOSER leaves her violin to Mozart in the library, IDA KAUFFMAN leaves her sewing ability to Bill Weislogel. MARY KLIER leaves her dependability to Nancy Walter. DOROTHY DILL leaves school to wait for her six footer. ELAINE GRAFF leaves her hourglass figure to Marcella Hahn. ARLENE LEWIS leaves her men to Betty Worley. SHIRLEY HOLLAND leaves her shrieks ringing through the halls. IANE TINGLEY leaves her excess energy to our future cheer leaders. NORMA WIGGINS leaves her Dagwood rush for the bus to the freshmen. ROSIE GETZ leaves her farming ability to Mr. Weir. HILDA WEILAND leaves those sewing machines in peace. MARILYN MILLER leaves her dimples and sparkling eyes to Miss Kinney. LIZZY GRESH leaves with a sigh of relief and pleasure. IULIA HAHN leaves her speaking ability to anyone who can handle it. RUTH WALTER leaves her personality to Fairview High. TINK DOWNEY leaves his manly shoulders to Donny Hauck. CARL GUY leaves his long speeches to the Rrotane Gas Company and his long under- wear to the tallest boy in school. FRED MICHAEL leaves his farming ability to Bob Walker. ROGER MILLER leaves his classroom remarks to Marian Estok. PAT ROBISON leaves his Don Iuan ability to anyone who can master it. DICK WALKER leaves his way with those Erie girls to anyone else who can handle them. DUTCH WEITZENHOFFER leaves his flashy socks to anyone who can stand the eye strain. ED YARRINGTON leaves his big muscles to Bob Kuenzig. CHUCK MORGAN leaves his Navy blues to his kid brother. ' Iulia Hahn and Pat Robison. Page I2