Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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Q bu, N gf N X N t , X E 5 J I, Ei E xxxxsW........sf-' Xxwssssxxxwgts Ng.ttsskmstetkgxggililxxixixxgxxExwss S' Il if E I ,,.s......S xxxxtvv-tml........,.t...,...ss-1' Helen Daggett, pretty American girl, succeeded in her attempt to swim the English Channel. Congratulations, Helen. An interesting and also successful experiment has been made by Keith Spratt, of the Smithsonian Institute. He has compounded a chewing gum which will keep students awake during school hours. it Miss Camille Montgomery was chosen Miss America in a nation-wideicontest. We understand Miss Montgomery has a contract with the Mantam Movie Corp. Society of New York was shocked to learn that Theo Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Martin has applied for a divorce from her fourth husband. Her charge is cruel and inhuman treatment. f Well, well, who'd a thunk it? Theo simply can't agree with men. Too bad, old dear. Say by the way, who else in our class is married. Hm-m. Let's see- Oh yes, Margaret Klingaman is a farmer's wife now-and then-then-oh sure- Louva Young is married too. Funny where all my classmates have scattered to. Now there's Elizabeth Crawford. I read just the other day that she is teaching the latest dancing steps at Tuskogee Institute. I'll bet she's a good one, too. Wonder what ever become of Carl Samuel Wise? Say, by George, I remember hearing Kenneth Hix tell that when he and Ralph Doughty went on their last research ex- pedition to the South Sea Isles for data concerning bugology, they found Carl out under a cocoanut tree teaching Latin to a group of native girls. Some occupation, eh? Mentioning Latin, what else did I hear about Senior Class of '26? Oh yes-Walter Kilpatrick and Iliff Leu have just published a complete up-to-date set of Latin ponies for the benefit of those students who find Latin hard to read. Well, well- Guess I'll tune in on something else. And then the big brown bear laughed- Say, that voice sounds familiar-Hm-m. Maryalyce Smith as sure as I am a foot high-telling bedtime stories-Ha! ha! Can't be bothered listening to that childish stuff. Music-good! You are now listening to the college band led by Frank La Rue, a former student of F.H.S. The game will commence in a few minutes. The two teams are getting final instructions. Captain Lee of the Iowa team seems anxious. He is now talking to Freddie Robinson, all star guard. The other players for Iowa are Dale Davison, centerg Paul Stoner, guard, and Ronald Blough, forward. The referee is Doyle Tracy and the umpire, Carl Heckenberg. Time for game. They're off! Freddie has ball--now Lee-basket-score 2-0 in favor of Iowa. Ben Taylor, well- known reporter of the Lockridge Times is taking notes on the game. Whiz bang! another basket for Iowa. Time out-one fellow hurt-Ora Hays, water carrier for Iowa team runs across floor with bucket but whoop-slips and spills water. Referee calling for janitor of building to come quickly-Paul Montgomery answers summons and slowly mops up water, while the famed Doctor, Launcelot Eller, bandages up the sprained ankle. They carry fellow off the Hoor and game is continued. The pep committee, led by Irene White, is now yelling. Other members of this noted organization are Kathryn Brady, Mary Evans, Wilma Harrell and Alice Perry, Louise Culbertson-Half-Some fellow making announcement. I'll let you hear it- Immediately following this game there will be a dance at Elk's Hall-Every one welcome. Gertrude Taylor and Florence Zeigler, famous dancers from Zeigfield Follies, will give demonstration of latest classical dances. Oh shoot! Guess I'll ring off that stuff for a time. Wonder what other station I can get. Harkl I Madame Leone will now give a brief sketch of the season's most popular dresses, after which my assistant, Madamoiselle Dorothy Nelson will talk on The Gentle Art of Makeup . I will begin my lecture by describing a dress worn by Countess La Maletroit, formerly Miss Violet Butcher of Chicago- Well, well, if that wasn't Leona Shaw-or rather Madame Leone. I heard Juliet say that she is a famous modiste in Paris. Hot-Dog- and .o think I got Paris. Say, I'rr1 going to try for some more foreign stations. Some more music-Oh yes that is Marie Scott and Paul Haney singing. I read that they are now singing in some vaudeville-No, I mean opera-Metropolitan Opera Company-I believe or some such name. Well ta! ta old things. I prefer jazz any old day. Station XYZ. Mr. Floyd Harrison will now lecture on 'Scientific Farming'. He and his partner, John Blough are probably the best known- Sorry'but I am not interested in that subject so here's hoping for better results. llIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllll TheQui11,Fair1ie1d,I0wa IllIIllllllIlllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIll