Fairfield High School - Eagle Eye Yearbook (Fairfield, TX)

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E' 'Nr' ssi- 1 2. IA I F' rl Aa 5' '-an 'ff at , 9' id' i GUM Mrs. Noll XV41rrcn Swim' Sfmzzmr 1111! Selzzwlw' CNIUIIIUI fin! Mrs, l7n.1 Gmcsc Nxsh Stllflfl' Sjmmwfl' Fall SL'I1!C.ffU7' Efzlgfiffv lzmf S!7f'L'L'rl7 Mr. Lclaml Wfillis Senior Slfl01I.l'0l' Spfizxg Sclzzwicr SffL'l7t'L' 111211 Cfmulv Mrs. Allicnc Allen flmim' Sllzozimr' Homwmzkizzg Mr. Harold Stanton fzzmm' Spozzmr Spring Selllefler ElZgI.f,f!7 film! Sf7UL'l'f'7 Miss Stella Connell fznzior Spozzmr Fall SLPIIIQFIFI' Englifh

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,f . ' Q 54 ff' X' 3353 'Q l'u , dv , a jfwit is i5 ii.. .'V.i 9' -gif if-.Q at wr Good things quite often come in pairs and Fairfield is indeed for- tunate to h.ive it p.1ir of principals who are tops in their field. As the llurfield school h.is grown so have the responsibilities and activities of the principals who serxe the students in an administrative capacity. C, M. Wfood is well known and loved for his interest in boys and girls, brilliant sense of humor, and piercing intelligence. He daily finds himself the principal counselor for any and all of the students who care to seel-: experienced advice. Smiling, understanding, congenial--these are apt descriptive terms for H. D. XWhit.ike.' upon whose shoulders is placed the welfare of over four hundred young students. In his quiet, informal way, he is able to cope with the largest problems which may arise from any one of his charges. , 4'-'49 604 G. M.70aaJ 04.1. Jul

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