Gorham Fayette High School - Eagle Hi Life Yearbook (Fayette, OH)

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The Fair Afforded Fun, Financial Gain, And Competition!! ■ The 1984 Fulton County Fair was held during the first week of September. This was a signal to us that summer was drawing to a close and school, though in session for a brief time, was a true reality to follow the Junior Fair Day. With this in mind we played hard and seized those popcorn — candy — watermelon moments. We competed in livestock, craft, and food competitions. We challenged others to show their stuff. Ron Rice, Senior at GFHS, won the Grand Champion Pig honors — a first in everyone's memory for Fayette. It was a chance to WATCH US ... The Fulton County Fair ... Watch Me

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Calendar Of 1984-1985 Events At G.F.H.S. AUGUST 27 SCHOOL BEGAN FEBRUARY 11-15 FHA WEEK SEPTEMBER 17 SENIOR MAGAZINE SALES BEGAN FEBRUARY 17 ALL-COUNTY BAND OCTOBER 5 CAREER DAY AT FOUR-COUNTY CHOIR CONCERT NOVEMBER 1 FFA POPCORN SALE BEGAN MARCH 7 SCIENCE FAIR NOVEMBER 2 FHA DANCE MARCH 12 YEARBOOK PICTURES NOVEMBER 5 FFA GREENHAND AND CHAPTER MARCH 18 FFA BANQUET FARMER AWARD NIGHT MARCH 19 BAND CHORUS CONCERT NOVEMBER 6 HOME EC PLAY SCHOOL BEGAN MARCH 29 FHA DANCE NOVEMBER 7 SOPHOMORE VISITATION AT APRIL 1 NHS TAPPING FOUR-COUNTY APRIL 11 NHS INITIATION NOVEMBER 7-9 PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCES s DINNER NOVEMBER 16 18 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY APRIL 19 SPANISH CLASSES NOVEMBER 21 NHS TALENT SHOW ATTENDED LANGUAGE NOVEMBER 23 EAGLE HATCH DAY AT TU DECEMBER 15 HOMECOMING APRIL 20 ATHLETIC BOOSTERS DECEMBER 21 MOVIE: “FOOLIN AROUND CAR RAFFLE DECEMBER 21- MAY 4 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM JANUARY 2 CHRISTMAS VACATION MAY 17-18 SENIOR CLASS PLAY JANUARY 3 MUMPS SHOTS GIVEN MAY 30 SCHOOL YEAR COMPLETED JANUARY 15 FEBRUARY 1 PTA PANCAKE SUPPER FRESHMEN CLASS RINGS ARRIVED JUNE 2 GRADUATION

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 Me And My Shadow” Was Comic Success Of Class Of 1986 On November 16 18, 1984, the Junior Class presented the play. “Me and My Shadow , which was directed by Brad Martin, minister of the Fayette United Methodist Church. The cast of players was as follows: Todd Mitchell (Roy Harrington), Donna Perryman (Arleen Harrington). Lin Winzeler (Mrs. King), Valarie Metz (Susan Fisher), Joel Beaverson (Bruce Fisher), Mary Lloyd (Georgia Butler), Tina Sallows (Shadow), Tim Morr (Hickson), and Jack Rupp (Sabu). This comedy dealt with Roy Harrington, a young attorney, whose mother-in-law, Mrs. King, had never approved of his marriage to her daughter, Arleen, who was learning First-Aid and practiced on everyone she met. Leaving town for a lecture, Arleen induced Roy's friend, Dr. Bruce Fisher, to spend the night with Roy. Upon returning from the bus station after dropping off Arleen, Roy saved the life of a mysterious East Indian girl who was almost run over by a train. One funny situation topped another with a surprising conclusion brought about by Mrs. King. This comedy was very well done and was greatly received.