Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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Page Grace Calvert Latin Sponsor Girl Reserves S. P. Q. R. Northwestern Univer- sity B. A. Columbia University M. A. Marshall Coots Physics University of Missouri B. A., B. S., M. A. Gladys Mitchell English II English IV Faculty Adviser The Quill Nebraska State Teach- ers College at Kearney Western Normal Col- lege B. S. Harry I. Storey Director of Vocational Agriculture Sponsor Future Far- mers' Club Mt. Morris College B. S. Iowa State College Dorothy Kline Norvell English I Sponsor Girls' Pep Club Iowa State Teacher's College University of Iowa B. A. Cora Porter Algebra III Solid Geometry Business Arithmetic Vice Principal Dean of Girls University of Colorado Olive Ryen School Nurse Truant Oificer Iowa Lutheran Hos- pital, Des Moines Post Graduate work at University of Min- nesota. John A. Hoerner Geometry II Assistant Coach McPherson College B. A. Helen Winn Commercial Parsons College B. A. Gregg School E. D. Lange Physical Training New Haven School of Gymnastics

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L. A. Gluenkin American Government Sociology Civics Athletic Coach Sponsor Letter Club University of Dubuque B. A. University of Iowa Evelyn Youngquist Vocational Home Making Sponsor Girl Reserves Iowa. State College B. S. H. D. Repass Manual Training Mechanical Drawing Faculty Manager of Athletics University of Iowa Parsons College Eula Brooks Secretary to the Superintendent Chillicothe Business College Elizabeth O. Locke Librarian Fairfield College Private Tutors Florence Roth Algebra I Parsons College B. A. Chicago University J can Baker Typing Business English English II Sponsor Red Domino Dramatics Declamatory Albany College Parsons College B. A. Keith A. Prizer Bookkeeping Parsons College B. S. Ariel Zeigler American History Parsons College B. A. Smith College William Laurier Band Orchestra. New York University Law School Page 15

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UPPER ROWsMessrs, L. R. Heston. W. S. Follen, C. I. Thoma LOWER. ROW-Messrs. J. W. Lindauer fsecretaryj, C. W. Riggs Qtreasurerb, R. A. McGuire and W B P:a.:'rctt, Qpresidentj In the old astronomical system seven celestial bodies were designated as planets, the five most important of which were Jupiter, Mars, Venus, Mer- cury, and Saturn. Heading our Fairfield educational system are seven men, faithful lu- minaries, five of whom radiate their energies tirelessly for no other recom- pense than the consciousness of having served well the youth of this com- munity. In these trying times of stress, when no one can foresee what lies ahead, the Fairfield Board of Education, with their business acumen, are piercing the gloom of financial uncertainty and are lighting up the way. Mr. L. R. Heston and Mr. C. I. Thoma were, this spring, re-elected to succeed themselves. They met no opposition whatever at the polls, and the voters gave them a large vote of confidence. Mr. W. B. Parrett has been president of the board for three years and a member for seven. Dr. R. A. McGuire has served five years, and Mr. Follen four. These men regard the succeessful functioning of our schools not solely in an impersonal way. Each one is himself a taxpayer and a patron, and as such is vitally concerned in furthering the interests of both taxpayers and pupils. The families of Dr. McGuire, Mr. Parrett, and Mr. Follen have each a representative in the Class of '33: Mr. Thoma looks upon the junior class with paternal solicitude: and Mr. Heston has children in the grades. Page 1 7