Fairview High School - Firefly Yearbook (Fairview, MT)

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Page S ponsor KAYTS CAFE Fairview, Montana 70 Pep Assembly . . . Snake Dance . , Parade . . . Football Game . . . Crowning of the Queen . . . Dance . . . these bring back the never-to-be-forgotten memories of the 1959 Homecoming celebration. Everyone re- members the weeks of preparation and then the Big Day. Chilly weather along with a little rain and snow didnTt hinder the spirits of the student body as they turned out in full force to back our boys to a win. The Queen for homecoming was elected by ymdit;ostomg 01 popular vote of the student body. Queen 3h $13053; QUEEN DIANNE COLLINS Dianne Collins was crowned at the half time fire I . ceremonies by Gene Griggs. The three at- :IOIasafetymhng tendants were Judy Russell, sponsored by the ittoodcamehtk w Freshman Class; Frances Sorrells, sponsored Jnlostorthunhy by the Senior class; Jennice Dschaak, spon- ththesmm sored by the Sophomore class. The queen was 119330ququ y sponsored by the J unior class. trjpltntwood . t There was a contest to see which class could 3M. . 590' have the best float and the best display in mm ? the windows of the stores downtown. The iiWldhalhlk r JUDY RUSSELL Senior Class had the best window display- The Freshman had the best looking float 1n the parade. Page Sponsor , KATE 8: LEE5 Fairview, Montana T he Ewe. In f0 idemnchdm an

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Sponso r $38M AND H0 x x x x x XXX if: Mlss OgIIVIe-DIANNE COLLINS L , ,, , ' ' Prompter-NANCY PRATT Mr' Harper-ORION SUNDHEIM ' Director-MR BRANDT Miss Goodin-JEAN HILLMAN ' Elmer B. Ames-WAYNE BERRY ; ' 3 Midge, MurPhPSHIRLEY EMLY Pamela Jones-JUDY RUSSELL Faversham Lightly-RENWOOD ERICKSON mum Bailey-HENRY KITTLESON Tallulah Ploetz-DONA ROBERTS Shalimar AmeS--BONNIE KARST Ronald Sassoon-FRANK TAYLOR ABEL Lundquist-CENE GRIGGS Miss Dill-NAC:LS:1'3TC;IIEJEDSELL rs. Clendennin -A ' ; mole, Tob-P ' g RLENE SPONHEIM , Mrs. Ratchet-KAY BERRY Coach Guthrie-IVAN CAYKO Sound Effecty-CALVIN LEIBELT InxiwxMMle 74? W

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A-h m-mr;$-i 9 v rcew-wru Page ggogfhiLOWSTONE R.E.A. The Fairview Warriors made Homecoming a booming success Friday, October 9, 1960, as they pulled the upset of the year edging the undefeated Plentywood team 15-12 on a snow and rain soaked field. A good homecoming crowd braved inclem- ent weather to see the most exciting game of the season and to see Plentywood dropped as the leaders of the conference. After losing two scoring opportunities due to fumbles, the Warriors scored first as a fast roughing line tackled a Wildcat back in the end zone for a safety, making the score 2-0. Plentywood came back With a long break- away run to score, but they failed to get the extra point. The score 6-2. In the second quarter, following another long run Plentywood scored again. At the half time the Warriors were down 12-2. In the second half, the recharged Warriors centrolled the game. In four plays the War- rlors made a touchdown and the score 12-8. In the fourth quarter, the Warriors made another touchdown and they were ahead to stay. In Winning the game 15-12 Fairview brought its record to 2-1-1 and moved into a second place tie. FRANCES SORRELLS JENNICE DSCHAAK Page Sponsor SIDNEY CLOTHING Sidney, Montana 7: j. t. , , - 'Vsal' -Mw. -:Ji!u:79:3 't A