Fayette High School - Falcon Yearbook (West Terre Haute, IN)

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We the oerior Class of 1958 of Fayette High School, Town of New Goshen, County of Vigo, being of sound mind and body, do hereby publish and declare on this 19th day of May 1958, our last will and testament ARTICLE I the Faculty another studious cl ss like we have been the Janitors another class as helpful as ours the Books another hungry class like we have always been the Junior the ability to wear yellow cords the Sophomores ou good behavior the Freshmen the hopes that they will some day be Seniors ARTICLE II Each student wills his final possessions Wilma Barnard, will my ability to get out of study halls to Larry Goodwin Dick Baum, will my ability to do Math to Mr Carr's future Math Classes Virginia Boatman, will my soft voice to Shelia Hammann Bob Branaman, will my abilitv to arrive and come home from ohepardsvllle to Larry Wheeler Virginia Conner, will my ability to reach the Senior year to Gail Conner Fred Crosby, will my curley D A to Bobby Strole Charles Denham, will by ability to g t along with women to Ronnie Lamb Jack Dlspennett, will my ability to get thrown out of Home Boom to Kenny Wagner Barnard Judy Farmer, will my little yellow Jeep to anyone who can drive it Dallas Goodwin, will my position as cleanup batter to Billy wardle Donald Harmon, will my shotgun to Larry Bales Rita Joy, will my cheerleading ability to Gloria Dispennett Jerry Lloyd, will my baseball fielding ability to Jury Joe Vaira Narvln Manley, will my slow attitude to Mike ward Donald Meadlo, will my perfect attendance record to anyone who wants Deloris Piker, will my brown ey s to Sue Williams Terry Robinson, will my funny laugh to Dennis Laveney Joe Rogers, will my front seat in Civics Class to Tom Sweitzer Ronald Salmond, will my muscles to Mr Hilton Coy Shell, will my squirrel hunting ability to Pitch Livingston lla Shell, will my bashful ways to Sue Dyer Uhadwena Stewart, will my ability to giggle in class to Brenda Crist Larry Strole, will my long whiskers to Ronnie Judy Marion Vermillion, will hy ability to wear big sho s to Bichard MacLean Peg Vermillion, will my ability to lead the Alto Section in chorus to Carolyn Vermuelion Larry Wheat, will my singing ability to the boys in chorus Tom Wheat, will my ability to flustrate Mr Carr to Garry Hiddle Don Wilson, will my old car to Charles Cummins Jerry Yates, will my coon dog to Glenn Conner O Bob Edwards, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Harold A , J , H ' it.

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Shell, Peggy Vermillion, Deloris Picer, Don wilson, Jerry Lloyd, Jerry Yates and Jack Dispennett as Attendants Our motto for the seasons was 'Sucess Awaits at Labor's Gate As the Team departed we lost Beverly Pine, Bill Lang, Larry Boatman, Georgia Lambert, Ilene Lambert, and Marlene Conner Upon having a good year at bat we arrived at home with 30 members and Mr Carr remaining as coach The seasons officers were President, Peggy Vermillion, Vice President, Don Meadlo Secretary, Jerry Lloyd, Treasurer, Piker and Bob Edwards To celebrate our last year together we neld a 'Senior Mixer on September 27, 1957 For publicity of the years event we made an annual, the Editor was Wilma Barnard, Ass1s+ant nditor, Don Meadlo, Business Manager, Jerry Lloyd, and Assistant Business Manager, Larry wheat On the final inning we lost Leonard Meadlo 1958 ll 0 s I 0 Wilma Barnard, News Reporter, Larry Stroleg and council members Deloris n Q J

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The Class Prophecy In May 1988 the Vice-President of the United States, none other than Jack Dispennett, came to visit the now prosperous oil-town of New Goshen. Larry Strole, Mayor of New Goshen met Jack's plane, 'The Yellow Jacket,' upon arrival at the Robinson Air Field. As Jack was checking into the Conner-Stewart Hotel, he met the Coroner, Fred Crosby. Fred invited him to a dinner meeting at the swanky Harmon's Diner where the famous night- club slnger, Rita Joy, was entertaining. The next celebrity to return to New Goshen was the world-renowned artist, Judy Farmer. Her lawyer, Wilma Barnard of the W. L. B. Law Firm, who was in town for a Lawyer's Convention met the train. They were re- laxing on the terrace of the Conner-Stewart Hotel when two black Cadillacs chaufferred by Dallas Goodwin and Charles Denham, came to a screeching halt In the first Cadillac were Peggy Vermillion a grade teacher in Michigan, and Dick Baum, owner of the Baum's Department Store in near by Chicago In the second Cadillac were Ella Shell and Virginia Boatman who had teamed with Ronald Salmond in organizing Salmond's Salmon Cannery State Trooper Bob Edwards stopped at the hotel to tell us that two star baseball players, Tom Wheat and Don Wilson, were involved in a slight accident and were taken to Coy Shell's Private Hospital in a Manley Ambulance where they were treated by the famous physician, Doctor Jerry Yates, and his nurse Jane Piker, who had just returned from world wide travels with the United States Nursing Corps We were glad to learn that the boys were releas d after obse vation Ebb had his radio tuned in to Jerry Lloys's Jive Jumpers Review where Larry Wheat's latest hit 'Shake, Daddy, Shake' was rocking at a nervous tempo The remainder of the 'Class of l958n were still at Fayette High Bob Branaman was the very effecient principal, Marion Vermillion was teaching a 'Hot Bod' Drivers Education Class, Don Meadlo was teaching Commerce,aHL Joe Rogers was teaching Civics VMS faiyiijmwfl Mm an se Q