Faucett High School - Echo Yearbook (Faucett, MO)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the Class of 1946, have had an adventureous, exciting and very worth-while four years of high school. As Freshmen, our class included the following: Rebecca Robinson, Betty Jean Shapter, Frances Spiek, La Moyne Wallingford, Margaret Spear, Wayne Adkins, Stanley Stanton, Walter Foster, Marlin Robinson, jack Isaacs, Roy Dean Wilkerson and john Helton. Our initiation was the most outstanding event in our first trying year. A1- though we were considered just another group of gneenies, we pulled through with our heads up. Our Sophomore year was welcomed with anxiety. We now felt that we were really a part of the school. From our class of twelve, Margaret Spear and john Helton dropped out, but we acquired a new member, Lula Hobson. Our junior year was favored with many interesting events. First came our junior Play, Gra.ndpa's Twin Sister. Our class was also represented in the B.C.A.A. contest and brought honors to the school. Then came the Junior-Senior Banquet, which was a colorful evening of gaiety and laughter. At the close of this year, our class had diminished to six members, with the loss of Walter Foster, who was called to the seririce, Marlin Robinson, jack Isaacs, Roy Dean Wilkerson, and Betty jean Shapter. Ah! The Senior year. At last, we had reached the top of the ladder. Now for the crisis. Our class was well represented in all events: sports, music, scholas- tics, drama, and official positions. The Senior Play, Here Comes Charlie, was a scream and it proved a great success. The many difficulties and opportunities of life now lay before us, and in the natural course of events, we will surely receive our share but as Faucett High School graduates, we feel that we are well prepared to meet such situations. - - - La Moyne Wallingford

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