Fairview High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Fairview, OK)

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Across their path gloom ne'er chances Foriall is joy and bliss. Dora always .did her level best ,To makelife worth tihfe while. Lavsrnia was ready to help the rest In every trouble and trial. There is Willie Mae Winsome and neat, With lessens learned good and well. Her- presence affords us at tre-at, As others will tell. Bertha's voice Iwfill ever ring In a clear and harmonious tone, Just as so oft we heard her sing With hier sis and her alone. I-Ielen's we happen to have two, Charming and ambitious we knowg Such are found not many but few, No matter where you go. Grace holds an important place, Hugh and Joe fall right in lineg Each have a mark in thle stud-ent race, Not to be expressed in rhyme. Well will we remember Dorothy's grim, ' That she brought seven miles each TIl.OY'I1. She is always willing to work to win Wi-th out a hint of scorn, Weaver, Joseph, .and Frances Rice, Clifford, Foy, and Gilbert Lee, All deserve but words that are nice For they worked with vim and glee-. To Miss- Boyce and Mr. Hill we owe, In this step of our education, After much wearied toil we'know', Our utmost appreciation. They will ever be dear to our heart., They vwsorked that we may gain, We want them to feel as now we part That it was not all in vain. We have been true to the purple and ' white. With -the Orange and black in view, And memories of the joy and time will not blight As life wel journey through. Days will come- ard' days 'will go When we must fall or stand, Then we and others will knowy V We 'wear the F. H. S. brand. We'ne'snot. atltihe enidi but. on the' way, ' Q ' So be up and seek not for rest, Not on. tomorrow, but on today Seek to do your best. Be up until wie are women and men Our final diplomas won On the Great Divide meet once again, And rejoice in Gozlfs Well done! CLASS SONG WGVVG E015 2 feeling way down in our hearts, I ' For our dear class that must drift apart, I Thleydwere the best pals that we ever a We never thought. we'd hate to leave them so bad. fChorusJ ' Gee, but it makes us sad to leave this dear old F. H. S., We can't forget the football team That put us on the map, Gcod by forever, old class songs and yells Godd by forever, old class-mates and pals, Gee, but it makes us sad to leave this dear old F. H. S. fGod bless you.J Thanks to the patrons of our neigh- borhood, Thanks to the faculty who did all they could, Thanks to the school board that's faithful and true, But now we must leave, so we bid you adieu. Shay, I lost my balance on that board. Well, tlhatsh too bad. Leltsh go back and look for it. A Scotch wife nagged and nagged her husband until the poor fellow died. After his death, she had erect- ed a tombstone ov-efr his grave with this inscription: Rest in Peace Unt'l I Join you.

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Claude Eurton. Razzer Editor of Peace Pipe Yell leader Business manager Class play Y. M. C. A. Expressicn: That's what I say. y Hobby-Spoofin'. CLASS POEM Showing his u-ndaring, noble skill, Friends, something came o'er me to- Each year brave and better' day - That during School days has been Five others our class gladly gave- stillg To the football clan. this yearg And bgpe my yvandlerjng thgughts IIZIUIES rolled OH l'l0l'lOI',S W3-Ve away, In the eyes of all, so clear Sorely against my will. It s-eueimed that years had passed afwsay, A-nd things Q-were all so strangeg And all that I could find tb say Was something of the change. I seemed to see each good old place That innschool days I had known. I seemed to see each kindly .face Yet more aged grown. But these were but b.ubbles in the a1rg Let this sa-d dream fade away, Lest itl your happy thoughts en- snare For we are boys and girls today. The memory of Wayne in our class, As the president's office he holds, Is young in the heart of each laid and lass And dear in our class folds, But We had been lost iwithout tlhe aid, - That Erma so masterly gave. A good vice president she has made Through efforts kind and brave. Years we've seen Claude's name As faithful editor of our Peace Pipe. He has -started on the ladder of fame Without at single Wipe. Four years we've seen Captain Bill Sporting a new' football .sweaterg Osborne, Erskine, Sam and Dwight, All knovw' how to kick the ball To bring -our school out in the light Without a mar or a fall. When it came to the debating team Merle and Asa were ever readyg They had the ability t!0 think and scheme - ' To make persuasion. steady. , Earl and Gail were seniors smart, Knowledge gleamed from Wisdoms s-hoal, Prompted answers with a flash and a dart Which accounts f-or E-aarl on the Honor roll. Lora acquired. the matrimonial smile, And so did our Pearl so prim: Such that must shine all' ther while And time cannot dim. Talents we found in Sylva and Chriss That gave us rare minutes of pleas- ure As We heard'th-eir readings without at missy Even imitating darkies beyond mea- sure. Wre'll never forget the smile of Frances, Jos'fphine's cheer We could not miss?

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CLASS HISTORY W-e, the Seniors of Fairview High School of 1925, who are about to leave this realm for a far more ex- tensive world, pause for a moment to review the past happy school days spent in dear old F. H. S. and the many tea-chers who have instructed us along the way and the many good times we have had during cur school days. So, for a few moments come with me, in fancy, ba-ck to the year 1913 and climb the ladder as rwe have progressed the last twelve years of our school life. The first year was spent under the supervision of Mrs. Jakway. The present members of the class who harve spent their entire school life in Fairview Schools are, Joseph Cunningham, Helen McK-ee, Joseph- ine Burwvell, Joseph Gafunt and Bertha Vogt. The second year we had two teachers, Miss Shoemaker and' Mrs. Moore. This year Claude Eurton joined the class. The third year Miss Nicholson was -our teacher. She was followed bv Miss Sophia Duerksen, wfho instruct- ed' us fthe fourth year in school. This was the year that the teach- er a-slce-d. the students 'to be so duift that they could- hear a pin drop. A little blue eved bov. Claude Eurton. sitting on the front row fra.ritif-ally waved his hand and when asked what he- wanted replied. Please teacher may I drop the pin. Our fifth year we attended school in tlhe old! Thomas building across from the court-house. Miss McGill Was our instructor' this year and Pearl Patterson joined our class. The next year, which was the sixth. was spent in the grade build- ing that we have now. Mrs. Ballard and Mrs. Parish were our instructors and this vear Willa Mae Foote join- edi our class. Our seventh year we had a jumble of them all. We had three- teachers, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Ezel and Miss Denny, who is now Mrs. Cherry Fl-cyd.. The eighth year Lora Horn, Ers- kine Scaltes, Clifford Noble and Roy Stong joined the class. This :was also the year when our present Superintendent. Mr. Hill, came back to Fairview to take charge- of the schtols. Our instructors this year were Mrs. Garrison and Mr. Fisher. In the fall of 1920 fiftv-'three bashful freshmen assembled to com-- mence their high sch'-ol w'or'f. Miss Campbell and Miss Baxter were our sponsors for this term. Many were the looks of amuse- ment cast at us the first 1:-f thc school term. Mr. Hill called us Ato- gether to give us instructions con- -ceirning the rules of the school. He summed? up his remarks bv saying, W7a1tch the Seniors-they know. Asa Huston was walking peace- fully down the -wrong stairs and when it was called fa his 'attention by a voice resembling Mr. Hill's from the upper story. he replied. VVhy I was iust trailing a Senior. Those of the present class who ioined us this term were: Svlvn Wright. Laver. a Cornerlson, Frazncis Baker, W. Myirle Case. Asa Huston, Dwight Cox and Gail Davison. The last of fo-ur school term was greatly saddened by the death of our president, Lyle Early. When we enrolled in the fall of 1921, as Sophomores. Wayne Hois- ington fwas elected president of our class. This year Mr. Cash became our sponsor and with his help we presented Much Ado About Betty. Mr, Cash then: left us and Mr. Boyce became our sponsor. This year Dora Mae Ewming. Erma Ogilvie and Chriss Morris! joined our class and' have been with us ever since. Our Junior year was pleasant. profitable, and eventful. Wayne Hoisingtion was again elected presi- dent and Mr. Fisher and Miss Boyce were our sponsors. Our class play. The Prince Chap, was a great success and received many congrat- ulations. This year Osborne- Legate, Grace Lamunion, Helen Fawcet and Dorthy Klieswler joined our class. Our Senior year is one. to be long remembered by the class for our school work and for the association of our friends. Those who joined