Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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Page I4 2 I 1 Su perinlendenl The happy co operalion lha' has Char' aclerlzecl lhe Falrlield Wlgh School lhis year malces il dlslfncllve, Vicjlorles and successes in all fields have come as lhc nalural resull of lhe willingness ol each one lo do more lhan his or her parl. The zeal lhal has become Iradillonal In sludenl aclivllles Is more and more lneronml Inq a parl ol The Iundamenlal class room worlc. I-Iarmony Is essenllal In a lnullcllnq crowd ed lo lhe Ilmll by lhe increaslnq numlorr of sluclenls. I sincerely lhanl 'he shldenl body lv ils line loyally and lor S I-Eoh achieve menl. I would ralher be a par? cl lhrf Val'- Ileld I-Ilqh School Ihan any lllw orqanliw llon I lcnow. W, G. DEVICE. Principal Falrlleld I-liqh School has a splrll, a spir Il lhal ls cllsllncllve. a spirif ol coopera- llon and loyalry, a spirll bulll upon a lighlf Inq Iradlllon, one lhal wlll 'vol qlve up or accepl deloal easily, Nol only have we been ylclorlous on lhe alhlolic Field, soeech and cle-bale plallafm and in lhe music halls, bul, also, In scholaslic allalnmenl. lhe records ol man l,l' alumnl brlnq honor lo lhe school. If our school llle is lo be a success, wr- musl qrow In scholarshlo anrl rharacler re- memlverino lhal hnhlls ancl cusloms Iornn- ed here wlll conlinue wllh us lhrouqhoul our llle. Then lel us mold well whlle he-rf and carry on wilh lhal 'lairllelcl splrllu ol which we are so prollfl. J, F. T. SAUR.

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Board of Education iCliEiUi This pasT year has been one made up oT successTul accomplishmenTs Tor Fair- Tield l-ligh School. We can loolc back over The pasT nine monThs and see exTraordi- nary resulTs in every deparTmenT. This siTuaTion cannoT be aTTrilouTed To our splendid TaculTy alone, buT To The sTudenTs as well, who have equally done Their parT by co-operaTing among Themselves and wiTh Their insTrucTors, To malce FairTield l-ligh School one To be envied by oThers wiTh whom we come in conTacT. Then leT us sTrive To uphold These high sTandards. Those leaving our school This year will impress Their new associaTes, and Those who remain will seT an example Tor The ones who will enTer The porTals oT FairTield High School nexl Tall Tor The TirsT Time. W, B. PARRETT, PresidenT Board oT EducaTion. Mr. W. B. ParreTT, PresidenT oT The Board oT EducaTion Tor The lasT Two years, has been a member Tor six years. Dr. R, A. McGuire has served Tour years and W. S. Pollen Three years. C, I. Thoma and L. R. l-lesTon were appoinTed To Till The va- cancies caused by The deaTh oT Mr. Don Garber and The resignaTion oT Mr. Keesey, secreTary To The board. J. W. Lindaur was elecTed Three years ago, buT resigned recenTly To succeed Mr. Keesey as secreTary. Mr. C. W. Riggs, Treasurer, has served nearly conTinuously Tor The lasT Twelve years. Page T3

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0' :' 1. OLIVE RYAN Slaler School N urse lowa Lulheran Hospilal Des Moines li.. HAZEL KELLOGG Charles City Drawing Iowa Siaie Teachers Co JEANNE BREYMAN THOMA Fairfield Bookkeeping Business Correspondence English l Universily of Iowa, B, A. always remember Fairfield High. The School Teacher l-le works all day and lar inlo ihe nighlj I-le siudies, schemes, and plans lo lind lhe ways To place, where darkness is, a glow ol Iighl, To make a clear palh from a devious maze. The loilerer, indillerenl and slow, l-le slrives 'ro force, by arls and winninq WlleS. Wilh head erecl and quickened pace lo go Upon lhe road of learning many miles. l-le sludies youlhs and in lheir ways is wise. I-le lauqhs and iokes and mingles in lheir play, And oilen in his mirlhiul, serious eyes ls cheering slimulalion for lheir day. Pas? hiin ihe human river swillly flows, Bul even he has noi learned where il goes. lleqe For I-leavenls sake. Page I5