Fayette High School - Noclaf Yearbook (Fayette, MO)

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THE YEAR'S CALENDAR CContinuedD the much-discussed and bantered Banquet. A night we won't soon forget. 22-Our last get-together of the schooifyear, the annual school picnic. We enjoy it to the full- est, realizing how luck? we 5 still be having picnics. 23-The old school year is drawing rapidly to a c ose, an e Baccalaureate services to impx-ex this fact on the inhabitants of .H.S. 25-It's umrxxgcement, the Seniors are awarded their diplo- mas amd prepare to shove off for p unknown. They're a great bunch and we'll miss em. K K D i Well, it's been a crazy year, a turbulent year, a war year, but there are things that happened this year that we will never forget. Little things like: Walker and McCullough giving off with the Einstein in that Trig. Class, Brower hitting the 90's in Typing 1, the Boone Brothers, dancing, playing the foolg Mr. Sutton placing that crown on D. Mac's head, that expression on Walker's face as he went up the court, holding that hurt elbowg the sight of 'McCu11ough's figure racing down the court in the last seconds of the Glasgow tournament, and that feeling of confidence you had in himg Miss Cloyd looking out of the window in Latin, Doing the Rattamagod' at Lizzie Denny'sg hearing Perry's laugh at the showg complaining in Physical Ed., and Mr. Todd striding up the aisle in assembly. All this will live in our memories, and in future years we will look back on this old year of '42-'43 with fondness, and, silly though it may seem now, with longing.