Fisher High School - Echo Yearbook (Fisher, IL)

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WM UM, 'bbw jaalancl jancied XVc-'re intent on fun from the tips of our loafcrs or bobby-socks to our pony tails or stubby crew cuts. We're even mysterious. NVQ- have a lingo all our own which covers everything from tlises to dates. Our jeans, moccasins, splfishy shirts, antl hoopsskirts may seem impractical, our dict of hamburgers, potato chips, antl eokes may seem impossible, our itleas of fun may seem improbable, but we wouldnt he normal healthy American kitls minus our high school fads and fancies. ,J Y of Little . it e Dates, dreams, courtesy af' One coke, two straws for and .1 Y A NNW Nu Hot, hep, jivey, the Fisher way.

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m ,am Jh,A,S1A.,J.!6fA CLASSES I4 ACTIVITIES L46 SPORTSL 60 SOCIAL LIFE I 74 ADVERTISING 85 ADMINISTRATION K

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840 jeafaarea Wea: cgdeas EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Ruth Sampson Dave Gossard Ronnie Camden TYPISTS PHOTOGRAPHERS ARTISTS Thelma Teuscher Coena Blair Dan Cullen Elizabeth Teuscher Lester Hadler Linda Nelson SPORTS EDITORS REPORTERS Curtis Brock Katy Furtney Kent Hauersperger Donna Wilner J LQL'-Q.:---lgl In appreciation, we, the Class of 1956, dedicate The Echo to Mr. Moyer, who we think has given special attention to our class. During our senior year he has been our chief class advisor. We have taken our problems to him, and he has always been ready to aid us in every possible way. Through his help and assistance we bring you readers this year's Echo. g Mr. Moyer, this is yours for the sincerity with which you have served Fisher High School during the past six yC31'Si: For your guidance and thoughtfulness we gratefully say, Thank You. I ft 9 2 I I