Fairview High School - Challenge Yearbook (Fairview, PA)

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AMBITION Physical Therapist To be a Teacher Get a job with the F.B.I. Finish college Yes! To get married To marry a millionaire To be an actor Watch people work Finish college Get married To be an accountant Own a new Buick convertible Be a tree surgeon Take one good picture Grow up gracefully Test Pilot Secretary Start a family To be a good wife Child care technician Be a teacher See Jerry home Art Teacher Receptionist Get a Mrs. degree Not much Have a harem Get married Live regretting nothing Postmaster General Teacher Successful in life Get to Heaven To get rich Toget a job Fisherman Never grow old Interior Decorator To visit Africa Be an onion farmer None Gain 10 pounds Get rich Build a house None Coach like Rimmey Dietition Very little Make a million dollars HO FAVORITE SAYING USUALLY SEEN No Kidding! My Word! Well ..... Honest to Pete! No! Oh Brother! Doesn't That Get You? One More Class May I Be Excused? No, Seriously .... Chip -Chip Can You Believe It? Get Out of the Hall! Can I? the Lights What a Fit! Pea Picker! That's the Way the Ball Bounces! 'I'hat's a Right Heavens! He's So Sweet He's So Darling I Guess Probably Oh-h-h I'll Never Tell Haw, Haw But 'I'hat lsn't Fair! You Clown! I'1l Never Tell! Two bucks worth? Punk! Give me the paint I'm Busy That's What Makes Me Mad! Tough. . . Chip-Chip Hello, Ugly! Gees Oh Man! No Kidding! What Do You Think? Haw and Gee I was Absent Because. . . You'd Better Believe It! MY- MY I Don't Know At Least Make It a D! Want a Fight? Fine! Clown! Clown! In the cemetery Doing shorthand At home ln a fog Hanging on the drinking fountain At the Post Office Talking In study hall Hanging out of broken windows Giggling In the typing room At home Stag Coming in late In the dark Flirting Sitting on radiators In a pink and black Ford At her in-laws Telling jokes With John With Larry Writing letters In the room Thinking And Heard And Heard ln the office With Jack With a smile With Misch Art room Flirting Talking At Peg's house ln typing room With Ina Goofing off With Judy In blue 8a white Chevy Around barns Not Out behind the bam 1956 Chevy convertible Carrying absentee slips Wearing boots ln the gym With the gang Visiting Tom Leopold Studying? ??

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SENIOR NAME WHO'S NICKNAME WEAKN ESS PET PEEVE Sally Andrews Sal Sports Elvis swooners Catherine Bahm Cathy Clothes Snobbish people David Close Clancy Food Shorthand Marcia Cole Marcy? Moonlight People who smoke cigars Ronnie Corbett Ron Courage Living ....... Janice Curry Jan Billy Air Force Roberta Dudas Frenchie Chocolate milkshakes Elvis Presley Roy Eaton Chyenne Weddings Unmarried woman teachers Steve Estok Blow Sioux-Z Big ugly dogs Sue Ferguson Soupy Fun Third Eye Lois Ann Fiesler Loe Boys Uniforms David Gregory Dave Food Teachers Thomas Gresh Greasy Pretty girls English Ted Hetz Slats Sleeping Getting up in the morn- mg Paul Hogle Zombie Pizza Weak hypo Cathie Holland Vibrater Dancing Red Roses Gary Horton Horty Model Planes McKean girls Mary Ives Mary Rock and Roll Music Two faced people Clara Johnson Tootie Roger The Navy Jacqueline Jonas Jackie Bob FOF's Ina Kauffman Ina Tiger tackle Jackie's jokes Peg Kreider Peg f Fairview fullback Jackie's jokes Bette Kruse Chief Smokey Those who like Elvis Charles Leslie Chuck Art Typing Florence Licsko Flossie Dancing Being stared at Louanne McDougal Buzzard Cider Simian boys Edd McKean G1-ouch Female gender Excitable persons Forrest Mischler Misch Red Roses Certain study hall teachers Judith Munch Judy Jack Get married Oscar Niebauer Osc Teasing People who ridicule others Ralph Niebauer Dimples Football Those who tease him Sharon Owens Sharon Music Victor George Pangratz Flirt A girl with blond hair Short hair Sharlene Payne Shar Gym Classes Competition Larry Payne Fuzz Peg Bossy teachers Geraldine Platz Gerry Boys Two faced people John Ralph Moose Football Alarm clocks Gerry Robie Hobo Stuffed animals Rats Janet Shyler Buggy Jerry People who tease her Donna Smith Jaws Pizza Staying at home Kieth szainbrook Big K John Deere tractors City slickers Marlene Stancliff Sue Boys Going to school Howard Stolz Tiny Beards People who steal pencils Spencer Thorton Spence Joyce People who agree Jack Timmons Marc Navy Typing Tom Titus Tom Snuff School Vic Waisley Dobin Sports Lousy referee Mary Anne Wallace Wally Roller skating People who hurry her Walter Weiss Snipe Sports Girard football team Ken Worley Pork Sports Miss Whitaker

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CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of nineteen hundred and fifty-seven, do hereby commit this, our final will and testament, to the hope that our memory will never be for gotten. To the Faculty we leave Qif they will let usj. To the Juniors we leave more dates on the calendar. To the Sophomores we leave more empty lockers. To the Freshmen we leave an empty fruit machine. To the Seventh and Eighth grade we leave a quiet study hall. Sally Andrews leaves her brain to FHS. Cathy Bahm leaves her shorthand ability to Sally Kramer. David Close leaves for the outside world with pleasant memories. Marcia Cole leaves her flag twirling ability to the new flag twirlers Ronnie Corbett leaves his witty remarks to anyone who can remember them Janice Curry leaves her quiet manner to Judy Payne. Bobbie Dudas leaves her flirtation to Anne Timmons. Roy Eaton leaves his clowning a.round to John Stolz. Steve Estok leaves a new window in the study hall room. Sue Ferguson leaves her dimples to Mr. Youngdahl. Lois Fiesler leaves the Home Economics room with scorched pans. David Gregory leaves his secret of success lost in the corner of the Commercial room Tom Gresh leaves the Commerci al course. Teddy Hetz leaves his height to Rody Badykefer. Paul I-logle leaves what is left of the Chemistry room in one piece. Cathie Holland leaves her cheerleading ability to Nancy Baird. Gary Horton leaves his books behind gladly. Mary Ives leaves the boogie for Miss Steltzer to learn. Chuck Leslie leaves the Art room empty. Jackie Jonas leaves her stories to the 30th chapter of H.J. 's life. Tootie Johnson leaves to start a family. Ina Kauffman leaves her quietness to Joyce Titus. Peggy Kreider leaves her smile to Mrs. Johnson. Flossie Licsko leaves her place at the typewriter to Shirley Mantz. Louanne McDougal leaves her dramatic ability to Milo Raub. Edd McKean leaves his way with the girls to Dave McKean. Forrest Mischler leaves wronged by the little black book. Judy Munch leaves Kathy Findley in peace. Oscar Niebauer leaves his Chemistry apron to Bob Kidon. Ralph Niebauer leaves his skill in athletics to Tom Leopold. Sharon Owens leaves her art talent to Linda Regelman. Larry Payne leaves his football uniform for Doug to grow into. Sharlene Pay-ne leaves tempermental. Gerry Platz leaves her typing speed to Helen Marie Downing. John Ralph leaves with the nickname Moose. Gerry Robie leaves less competition in the Junior class. Janet Shyler leaves her gift of gab to Rita Niebauer. Donna Smith leaves her naturally curly hair to Judy Feldbinger. Keith Stainbrook leaves Susan Teetzel behind. Marlene Stancliff leaves her sincereness to Carolyn Parlson. Howie Stolz leaves an empty space on the line. Spencer Thorton leaves in a hurry. Jack Timmons leaves his position of collecting absentees to whoever wants it Tom Titus leaves his badly battered halo to Kent Barron. Vic leaves his self confidence to Jim Sawdy. Walt leaves the eighth grade sadly behind. Ken Worley leaves to make his mark in the world. Mary Anne Wallace leaves her dnun to Harry Kokko. 32