Fairview High School - Challenge Yearbook (Fairview, PA)

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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

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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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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY . . Taxi! Why, hello, Fred. You know, as large as New York is, it's surprising how many times I get your taxi. Take me over to Ida Kauffmans Material and Dress Shop on 49th Street. lda's shop is really the best in town, she has everything in it. I'm decorating Roger Miller's Night Club and need some leopard material, Roger is go- ing to town on the club. I-Ie told me this morning that he finally got the new torch singer, Shirley Holland, under contract. Oh look! That car's going to crash into the hole on the sidewalk. We'd bet- ter stop to see if we can help. Good heavens! lt's David Weitzenhoffer. Don't tell me that after fifteen years he still doesn't know how to drive a car. I guess airplanes are the only safe way for him to travel, I wonder how his air line is coming along? Did someone say Elaine Graff was with him? Here's the ambulance. lane Tingley's driving it. Of all the surprises! Fairview is really here in full force. Dorothy Dill and Mary Klier are the nurses. I guess Elaine Graff is hurt rather badly, so they're taking her to Doctor Downey. He's a wonderful surgeon! Dorothy and Mary are his own private nurses. They are all famous for curing cases no other doctor would accept. My word! Look there on the other side. lt's Dick Walker. Is he really still digging ditches? Oh, there's a cop. lt's Ed Yarrington. Gee, he's head of the traffic department. I guess it was partly Dick's fault because he didn't have any signs out. Now that's really not right. The police are taking David and Dick to jail. This is really getting complicated. Well, the excitement's about over. Let's get on to lda's shop. When I finish working, I'll have to go to see some of these Fairview people. I wonder if Iulia Hahn, the brilliant young lawyer, will get Dick and David out of jail. She is really a good trial lawyer, hasn't lost a case yet. Here we are. That was the most unusual taxi ride I've ever had. So long, Fred Michael. Why hello there, Viola. And Winnie too. Ida didn't tell me that Viola Brown and Winnie Moser were working for her. That's swell. I'll go right into her office. Pardon me. Oh! Rosemary Getz! Is it okay if l come in? Aren't you teaching school any more? Come to think of it, this must be your vacation. Well, l'm in a hurry or I'd take time to talk. Have you got my material, Ida? I'll take it with me. By the way, did you hear that Carl Guy is coming in on a tramp steamer called the Marilyn? Marilyn Miller's husband is a ship builder and he named that one after her. She has a beautiful home out on Long Island that I decorated for her last year. Oh yes, Charles Morgan is the captain of the steamer. To get back to Carl. This is the end of his trip around the world. Norma Wiggins is going to help him write about his adventures. ls either one of you going to the opening of Pat Robison's new play? It ought to be good. Hilda Weiland wrote it, and her plays are all good. Pat really went a long way in acting. After this play is over, he is going to make a movie for M. G. M. Well, I must hurry now. Iwant to see Elaine Graff in the hospital. She was in an accident wit'h David today. I hope the shook won't hurt her voice any. She is such a wonderful opera singer. I also want to take in Ruth Walter's new art show. Her assistant, Elizabeth Gresh, is showing some pictures, too, I use quite a few of them in decorating. She has marvelous style. Well, good-bye now, glad I saw you, Rosie. I really had an exciting day. It will probably never happen again, but then, that's life. -RUTH BARKER. Page 13