Fairview High School - Challenge Yearbook (Fairview, PA)

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ffl CRCHESTRA . FIRST RCW, lrflt to riaht lanice Weigel, Millicent Bloom, Mary Louise Gorantlo, Patricia Millikin, Amy lflewellinq, Marian Schluratl, Marian Efatok, and Loia: Cooper. FSIICONID ROW, Ivilia Hahn, Elizabeth Worley, Ronald Manchester, lohn Walker, Richard Walker, Robert Ktienzia, Douglas Weiqel, Martha Michalczik, and Winilrod Moser. 'l'HlRl3 ROW' Donald Hauck, Robert Walker, Mr Lawrence, Nancy Platz, Catherine lohnson, and Geralfi McCray, pllxflllti Bowen war: absent the clay thi:s picture waz: taken GLEE CLUB . . . FIRST HOW, lett to right N. Platz, V. Brown, I. Hahn A.Lewi:s, I. Tingley, lj. Graft S. Holland, R Barker. fllfC0Nl5 RCW' Mr Lawrence, D Dill, l Kauffman, M. Miller, R Walter, C lohngaon lil, W'Illf2V, M McCray, M. Ezstok. Tllllill ROW M A KOlllIL5CTlf:ilQI, M l5c1:ko,l Woialoafrl, R Vittvr,l Vic1ra:111,R Ritchie, L Cooptml Weigel. FOURTH ROW: E. Brozell, E Knecht, E. Plefter, l. Leopold, E. Fox, C Brown, l. Weidler, ll. Antolik, G Rozsenbura. FIFTH ROW Cv McCray, H, Downey, C Guy, Richarrl Walker, Robert Walker, R Kilenzicl R Manciheuter, ll Weiael 'IOP ROW M Burkhart, F Kuntz, A. Masxlello, H. Robison, R. Miller, L MacAll1ster. P. Atxlenbacher, R Getz, ll Cfrublos, N Pieper, and R. Vickers were absent when thi: paictwe was tal-cert. lDf'1'1f? .Stl

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With this upheaval of our school system came an almost complete new faculty. We have already mentioned our tall and dignified new principal, Mr. Bloom. Miss Kinney is in Miss Schroyer's position, and Mrs. Downing is here as seventh and eighth grade teacher. Mrs. McGeever came as home economics instructor, and later on, someone really needed, Mrs. Weir. With us still to stabilize the change over are: Mrs. Becker, Mr. Kell, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Timmons, and Mr. Weir. And Axel, good old Ax, is still here. We feel as if we've had our own postwar problems in reconversion, but we know that a new schedule and the settling down process will make next year much easier for those who come back. And so, as we leave, we wish Fairview High all the luck in the world. , -IULIA HAHN. TIGER NIGHT CLUB Dim lights, a buzz of voices and scraping of chairs, then silence as the boom- boom-boom of a distant drum announced the opening of the Tiger Night Club. The senior girls dressed in pastel gowns appeared to sing an original song of welcome, with words by Shirley Holland and Ruth Barker, and music by Mr. Lawrence. There were two floor shows presided over by our most able master of ceremonies, David Weitzenhoffer. Between shows dance music was provided by the victrola with a few selections from the Hahn Orchestra. The program committee, to whom we give our compliments, included: Elaine Graff, Dorothy Dill, Ruth Barker, and David Weitzen- hofter. One of the main attractions ot the evening was Carl Guy's version of Carmen Miranda. Huba! Huba! Huh, fellows? He's a real star. And Ruth Barker's and Pat Bobison's Romantic Ballett was almost professionally well done. We all enjoyed it. Shirley Holland's torchy Temptation and her encore of Dream had us swoon- ing. She's our shemale Sinatra. And that barber shop harmony of Viola Brown, Ruth Barker, Norma Wiggins, and Dorothy Dill on Down 'by the Old Mill Stream and Sweet Adeline was a sparkling example of one too many. Iulia and Marcella Hahn did a very good tap dance accompanied on the piano by Ruth Walter. And lean Vigrass certainly beat out some solid measures of boogie woogie. Say, could anyone tell me? Has Carl Guy ever found Chloe? All the while our senior boys were doing a pretty good job at the waiter business as they circled among the tables serving sandwiches, popcorn, potato sticks, pea- nuts, crackers and cheese. We had a real bar, and our whiskey sour forangel and pink lady fcherryl were of the finest-only to be compared to our old fashioneds fcokesl and cocktails Cginger alel. Of course we sold absolutely no liquor to minors! And minors weren't all we had. A lot of parents were here and we were very glad to see them. It gives us a moral boost to see our folks interested in what we're doing. When the doors closed at eleven o'clock, we were all tired, but we could look back on a job well done. Our Tiger Night Club had been a huge success. -IULIA HAHN. Page 29

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