Fayette High School - Noclaf Yearbook (Fayette, MO)

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Seventh Grade Top row: Fay Allen, Clyde Rogers, Richard Lyle, C. D. Christian. Second row: John- nie Innes, Claude Jackson, J. B. Freeman, George Blakemore, Joe McClammer. Third row: Leo Chorn, Rosalie Richardson, Mary Anna Wright, Ellen Jean Galatas, Marilyn Gaddis, Mariann Dinwiddie, Mary Lee George, Bonnie Sue McEntire. Fourth row: Charles Lee Shepherd, Bob Parker, Joanne Schnell, Patty Hayes, Edith Wells, Sara Frances Quantock, Bonnie McKaig. lt is traditional for the Seventh Grade to be a bit bewildered during their first few weeks at Fayette High. Our class was no exception, but after a short time we became quite at home. We first proved our worth in the scrap metal drive. Not having cars to transport our metal, we used our wagons and piled up an imposing scrap pile. Our clever carnival concession was an art gallery containing pictures of various students and faculty members during their early years. Mariann Din- widdie was our queen candidate. Five members of our class moved during the year, but the loss was com- pensated for by the arrival of several new ones. We W, have a class membership of 22. A play and a reading by Sara Frances Quantock were given as our assembly in March. Our officers for the year have been: Clyde Rogers, president, Ellen Iean Galatas, vice-presidentg Marilyn Gaddis, secretary: Mariann Dinwiddie, treasurer, Patty Hayes, representative. There are five members of our class in Dramatics, seven in Pep Squad, one in Camera Club, two in Drum Corps, and three in Band. Part of our success in 1942-43 was due to our spon- sor, Miss Allen.

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Eighth Grade There were 24 Eighth Graders at the beginning of , the school year. The class officers we elected were: Wallace Iacobs, presidentg Marjorie Dougherty, vice- presidentp Iohn Lee Crews, secretary-treasurer: Becky' Harris, representative. A dart throwing game was our concession for the Hallowe'en Carnival. In Ianuary we gave a party at the gym and invited the Seventh Grade to be our guests. Games were played and refreshments oi Pepsi-Cola and sandwiches ' were served- ln the extra-curricular activities our class is very active. We have eight members in Dramalicsg tive girls are in the Drum Corps, one of these, lane Tur- ner, being drum major. The model airplane club is supported by six ot our boys- Also, we have a nurnber of boys in Iuniar High basketball. Our assembly program was presented to the student body the last part of the year and was a musical and quiz program. Miss Thompson is. our sponsor. We've enjoyed the eighth grade year but are preparing for an even more successful one as Freshmen. Fourth row: Miss Thompson, James Paul Alexander, Paul Galatas, Laymond Rich- ardson. Third row: Raymond Richardson, Robert Allen, Donald Schwalje, Wallace Jacobs, John Lee Crews. Second row: Kathleen Patton, Mary Ann Alexander, Becky .Io Harris, Jane Turner, Mardell Hulen, Dana Ann Chenoweth. First row: Betty Parker, Marjorie Dougherty, Helen Brown, Jean Clickner, Jean Bloom, Fern Crawford

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