1950
Black and Gold
Fairmount High School
Fairmount, Indiana
Seniors
Sophomores
Freshman
Advisors
Junior Class
The activities of the year were numerous, pleasant, and profitable for the junior class. Early in the fall the juniors held a joint skating party with the seniors on September 19. This proved a very successful venture. the following month was marked by the Fall Festival, October 14, with Delores Huston as junior queen candidate and the class play, "Meet Me in St. Louis," which was presented October 20 and 21. Thus ended a busy month. Patsy Brown was hostess to a Kid Party November 20. The highlight of the year was the receiving of class rings and pins December 12. Next on the agenda and given January 26, was a Western dance sponsored by juniors in the high school gymnasium. A box social followed on February 21. Janet Roth and David Nall were elected from the junior class to attend Girl and Boy State, June 10 to 17. To end a successful year, the juniors were hosts at a prom in honor of the seniors, May 5, 1950.
Junior Class Officers
Standing left to right: Martha Lewis, historian; Janet Roth, treasurer; Delores Huston, social chairman; Richard Beck, social chairman.
Seated left to right: Donna Rich, secretary; John Mitchener, vice-president; David Nall, president.
Top row left to right:
Richard Beck, Dorothy Dockery, Jack Draper, Phyllis Florea, Phil Grindle, Martha Harrold, Patsy Brown
Second row left to right:
Phillip Cox, Marjorie Holloway, Martha Holloway, Delores Huston, Barbara Kistler, Leonard Kimes, Joan Craig
Third row left to right:
Phil Carl, Pat Kirkwood, Martha Lewis, John Mitchener, Clinton Moore, David Nall, Bob Barnhart
Fourth row left to right:
Arlene David, Wayne Nave, Dorothy Nelson, Marlene Payne, Marjean Payne, Ruth Pernod, Mike Cosby
Fifth row left to right:
Cora Clement, Barbara Pratt, Martha Pulley, Donna Rich, Janet Roth, Bob Roth, Betty Ashba
Sixth row left to right:
John Royal, Dick Sheets, Jim Spahr, Kenny Stewart, Paul Taylor
Seventh row left to right:
Betty Todd, Bill Uptegroff, John Webster, Bonnie Wilson