Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1934 volume:

EX LIBRIS Cfe 'II UI 1 9 3 4 Published by The SEIXIICDR CLASS ofFairFiQld High School r' VOLUM E TWENTY-THREE l ik- .- -Ii-.-.-1-hs r ........','g1im is 2'.fZI2I1'iL 9 ,W M f -y,i .i .. Q 'S 'sv Dedication The Senior Class of Fairfield High Dedicates this Quill to The alumni and members of the Fairfield High School student body who have served or are serving their Countryls flag. Pg3 Foreword Q Our aim in The I934 Quill is lo presenl a book which represenls +he life of our school and Jrhe honor ir deserves. Our firsl ambilions and dreams may nol have been realized, bul we feel we have done our beslr, and hope 'rhis Quill is a source of much pleasure lo i+s readers. ' Should you al some dislanl dale 'rurn over Jrhese pages may you find memories of happiness. Page 4 Table of Contents -ALUMNI DEPARTMENT I!-PATRONS Ill-FACULTY IV-CLASSES V-ACTIVITIES VI-ATHLETICS VII-FEATURES Page 5 'Ff 4 AY. in 1, rf 'J' , ,f V4 15,5 Q is Alumni A Barnes, Roger Alley Bariholow, Oral Delloeri Cain, George E. Eulion, Roberi Verne Harris, Roberi Wayne l-lendricks, Charles Edward Liiile, Glen Morrill, Ray Mulkins, Franz Leroy Newell, Kenneih Earl Samuelson, Alberi William Cailefi, David Champ, Clarence Crayne, Dick Delp, Arihur Edwards, Elmer Fulion, Roberl' Keller, Leland Killough, Dawson Luckman, Kenneih Mullenix, Glen Munson, Leo Nelson, James Pilger, Carl Rorick, Shirley Woods, Lesier Wright John Anderson, Gerald Blakely, Evereil Easion, Charles l-lanshaw, Lloyd Egan, William Eyesione, Bernard Knedler, Earl Krumbollz, Dale Pence, Guy Allen Pixley, Roberi' Robinson, Rex Shaw, Walier Swink, Harold Kirby, Jack Leaihers, Maurice McClain, Carl Page 6 McGuire, l-larve Mck,Duaid, Jack Nelson, Richard Rice, Raymond Rodgers, Ralph Shriner, Marquis Websier, Park Bidwell, William Charles, Richard Dimmiii, Roberi Greeson, Bernard Kilpairick, Richard McKee, Clifford Newell, Roberi Norris, Bruce Riggs, Wray Rodenmayer, l-larold Sails, Ernesi Siuckey, Paul Thoma, William Keller, Lloyd Bellamy, I-larold Caldwell, Maurice Cochran, Richard l-lorlon, Clayion l-luglin, Harvey Knedler, Harold Lewis, Richard Linn, Charles C. Loehr, John Maxwell, Donald G. Meizger, Paul M. Rains, Donald Reed, Verne J. Rouison, Delberi l-l. Rumer, Raymond Simmons, Glen L. Siansell, Kennard Siuckey, Alloeri' C. Van Paiien, Ernesi W Yosi, Clifford W. Alexander, Roloeri Anderson, Charles C i Alumni ' I 4 to La F .nl e V4 4. 4 ' 4 Q, , I A I Bowermasler, Dale Burns, Jack Champ, Oren Faulkner, Berl- Faulkner, John Hannah, Roberl Jones, Ralph Langner, Kennelh Louden, John Slansell, Carl Sloul, Clifford Slurgis, Floyd Bailey, Bruce Baker, Arlhur L. l-laney, Paul l-lowell, Olis Leon Leafhers, l-l. Kennelh Oliver, Addison L. Parsons, Wesley G. Rauscher, Roberl C. Robinson, Fred C. Scoll, Wayne E. Burns, Roberl Case, Frank Dempsey, Karl W. Emmack, Kennefh Faulkner, Fred McClain, Glenn McGuire, Paul Schneider, Harry E. Alfred, William Anderson, Maurice Ball, John Beally, Guyland Brown, Craig Dahl, Brock l-lolman, Allen l-luglin, Harold Jenks, Paul Lamson, James lvlelzger, Ralph Munger, lvlurl Parson, lvlonl Raymond, Arlhur Reed, Allen W. Russell, Charles Turner, Paul Turney, Joel FAIRFIELD ARMORY Page 7 Page f f rf: q '?3 4 T 'll Q . 4 4' , '. Alumni Walker, Raymond Watrs, John Brown, Donovan Brown, Zell P., Jr. Glasgow, G. Wal+er Glass, Carl Kaska, Joseph Eugene Lamson, Roberi' Reed, Joe Bradley Siewart Merle E. Swifzer, Leo Unlcrich, Clyde Watrs, Harold E. West Byron Winier, Virgil August Waldo Ball, Harold Daggeft Emmeri Daggeft Huberf Easlon, William Flindt Paul Freshwaier, Roberi' Gardner, Alberi Gilbert Fred A Glass, Walier Holcomb, Claude Hudgell, Hugh Jewelt Ozro Jones, Philip Kel+ner, Harry Lawson, Roy Lee, Henry Riclcells, Roberl Russell, Harry Sammons, Verl Supalla, Joseph Bowermasfer, Herberf Bowermasier, James E. Gormly, Rodney Gossiclc, Charles Greeson, Raymond Harris, Glenn Holcomb, Claude 8 Kerr, Claude Larson, Clitlord Reed, Ray Russell, James Sfephenson, Kenneih Swiizer, Harold Sullivan, Leonard Norvell, Edmund Hammer, Averill Bafes, Huber+ Bishop, Carl Yount Joe Parks, Jonaihan Barley, Clarence Thornberry, Alberi Weslphal, OHO Luper, Murle Crail, Clifford Ebert Roland Huddleson, Roy Scott Harold Yarringion, Brainerd West Ray Adlcinson, Kennelh Baker, Frank Bernard, Ralph Caslile, Arihur Hunt Galen Laughridge, Roberi Roberfs, Harry Siephenson, Donald Conlee, Robert Crail, Richard Whi're, Ernesf Bradfield, Bruce Brady, Clarence Crail, John E. Day, Harold Ebert John Gossiclc, Paul Keesey, Wilbur Lindbom, Elwood Randall, Harold Alumni ' 4 ' 44 ' Q54 4 'X 55 I 4 - iff, . Zillman, George Vickrell, 'Roberl Blough, Clarence Garloer, Donald Greeson, Orion Jewell, Allen ' Krumbollz, Dwighl Laughridge, Clarence Linder, Owen McCormick, Clarence Nail, Orville Pallison, Paul Rizor, Frank Sauer, Daniel Simmons, Edward Wagner, l-lerloerl Whilmore, Roscoe Young, Charles Zeigler, l-larold Keesey, John Allard, Ralph Brown, Charles Eullon, Warren, Ganlz, Glenn Glollelly, Wendell Greeson, Boyd Grilililh, Loyd Cummings, Charles lsrael, Rollin Jones, George Killoy, Edward Larmore, Clarence Larson, T. Y. Lealrhers, Eorresl McCormick, lvlahlon Mcpeek, Arlo Miller, Clemenl O'Brien, Leo Parsons, l-layes Spielman, Guy Whilaker, Sam Whilaker, Wick Neiberl, Fred Pence, Harold Copeland, Carl Eerrel, Paul Lighl, George Angslead, Charles Vxfay, Clifford McCamploell, Charles George, Clarke Cox, l-luloerl Caslile, Roy Scovel, Calvin Simmons, James Russell, Park Yeager, Ray Greenfield, Leonard Coppock, Orion Curlis, Vance Simmons, William Treon, Paul Burkhart George l-l. Daggell, Leslie L. Emry, Roy C. Fleagle, Elmer E. Eourl, Arlhur S. Gamralh, Wilfred C. Pence, Jeff G. Reed, Ralph R. Page 9 Page s Patrons The Fairfield business men have always conlribulred generously To The Quill. This year rhe class 'rreasurer anclrhe members of rhe business slarf solicifed 'rhe business men of The ci+y 'lor conlriburions To 'rhe Quill. The following are lhis year's generous donors who have made The publicalion possible: Facfories- Cleaners- Dexlrer Washing Machine Co. Wardrobe Cleaners Iowa Malleable lron. Co. Parker's Cleaners Sfrealror Producfs Co, McClain's Klassy Kleaners Thema Glass Co. Sanirary Cleaners l-lesron 84 Anderson Bakeries- Fairlield Glove 84 MiJr'ren Faclory Colesonis Baker Fairfield iron xr Me-ral co. peeb,er.S Bakeryy Clofhing Sfores- Fair Slorei Gobble 84 l-leer T. J. Madden J. C. Penney Roclcwood's l-larry O. Crow Lumber Yards- Eclipse Lumber Co. Fairfield Lumber Co Cable Lumber Co. Jewelers- T. E. McLean Roy l-linson Markers- l-larris Marlfel' Vifilliarn's Marker Shoe Repair Shops- Earl Black Waller Ogle ' Au+omobiles- Younlcin Au+o Service Con'Fec'lfionary and Drugs- Dewey GGVGQS Shi-iner X4 Johnson Gaumer Bros. Eas+on's Pharmacy Puriry Grocery Siores- A 84 P Srore Fliggs Grocery Maxwell's Grocery Pa'r+on's Economy Food Mari' Lawyers- Simmons 84 Simmons Thorna 84 Thoma Slrarr X4 Jordan Shoes- Warner Xe Brislow Reed's Family Shoe Russell 8: Burns l-lunl 3: lreland IO W. S. Cromer Tires No+ions- E. C. Leber F. W. Woolworlh J. C. Bradshaw's Furnirure Blaclcsrone Cale Clarlc's News Slrand V Fairfield Marble Co. Browning Sludio Coender's Flowers W. 6. Block Coal Co. Allen-Snyder Hardware Model Barber Shop Quaclcenbush Painl 'Shop Pierson 84 Pierson l-losl4in's Funeral l-lome Universal Producing Co. Parrerl 84 Parrell Insurance S+ore Professional Men- Dr. L. D. James Dr. K. G. Cook V ! f K ' ffl! ' W, 1 0571 W W M 4 M if QL , 559 A V, ea vers f 1 Pg Q' U Fi 9 f f ,, f, M f ' 11 ,1 W lf E Mgfffl 'JW ww i R I N i, 2 K Q N A21 L5 L X117 TY X f X ll i K-Vx I A6 I M: ! Q Z KB W 'Rf ff ,riff 4 ' ., iw 4 A ' ' J 2 'fl h x 'I X I es., xx ,vt fl X fflfwy UW' 312.5 E TOP ROW-C. I. Tl-soma, W. S. Follen, L. R. l-lesion. BOTTOM ROVV-W T Webb J W Lindauer Secreiar W P Slarr T . . , . . , l . yl, . . lreasurerl. W. B. Parrell lPresidenl.l School Board The Fairfield educarional sysrem is direcled by 'rhe Board of Educalion. The members, all of whom are aclive in some business, are Jrrying lo find The easiest buf slill 'rhe mosl eihcieni road which leads +o success in The school syslem. These men are personally inleresled nor only in 'rhe managemenl of Jrhe schools, bul are also concerned in Jrhe belrermenl of sociely. Each one is a lax payer, and is or has been a+ some lime represenled in one of The schools. Mr. Parreljr has been a member of lhe Board for eighl' years and now acls as president Mr. Follen has served five years, Mr. l-leslon, Mr. Thoma, and Mr. Lindauer have served- Two years, and Mr. S+arr and Mr. Webb were elecled only Jrhis year. Page ll s ge MR. SAUR Principal Mr. PENCE Superin+enden+ Maclelon Peierson Governmenl' Economics French Sponsor Girls' Pep Club Leo DeKalb General Science Geography Assisfanr Coach Harry l. Sforey Direcfor of Vocaiional Agricullu re Sponsor Fulu re Fa rmers' Club Evelyn Youngquisi' Vocafional Home Malcing Sponsor Girl Reserves L. A. Gluenlrin American Government Sociology Civics Arhlelic Coach Sponsor Lerler Club Cora E. Porfer Algebra lll Solid Geomelry Business Arilhmelic Vice-Principal Dean of Girls Flora B. Reed English lll J unior Acfivifies E. D. Lange Physical Training Helen Winn Commercial H. D. Repass Manual Training V Mechanical Drawing Facully Manager of Alhlerics Page I3 Anne Lindauer Modern Hislory Ancienl' l-lislory World Hislory Grace Calverf Lalin Sponsor Girl Rese S. P. R. Paul F. McLean Normal Training Agricullure Biology Physiology Mary Be1l1 Reid Music Physical Educalion Glee Clubs Keifh A. Prizer Bookkeeping Page l4 FVGS Alma Beck Normal Training Supervisor Sponsor Normal Training Club Judson Blakslee Bible English II Sponsor Hi-Y Jean Baker English l Sponsor Red Domino Floyd Whiffingfon Commercial Law Public Speaking Economics Debales Sponsor Red Domino Dramalics Florence Rofh Algebra l Ariel Zeigler American l-l islory John A. Hoerner Geomeiry I I Assislanl Coach Eula Brooks Secrefa ry fo lhe Superiniendeni' William Laurier Band ' rcheslra C ifwffl Marshall Coois Physics Gladys G. Milchell English Il English IV Facully Advisor of The Quill Evelyn Hallberg Sec relary 'ro The Principal Olive Ryen School Nurse Truanl Officer Page I5 lrairlicld l-ligh School Song To Fairfield l-ligh, fhe school we love, We'll sing a song of praise: Tell of her many vicfories won And high her banners raise. We'll glorify our Fairfield l-ligh And worlc for her wifh zesf And show fo all fhe world around Qld Fairfield l-ligh is loesf. We are a jolly sfudenf band: We sfand for loyalfy And all wifh one accord we'll cheer Our feam fo vicfory. And when our high school days are oer We never will forgef The cheers we gave fogefher fhere: Yes, we can hear 'rhem ringing yef. Chorus- So lef's join in and cheer, rahl rah! While we are gafhered here, rahl rahl rahl Cheer for old Fairfield l-lighl A Laud her fo fhe slcyl For we are ready fo fighf, wifh all our mighf, For her honor and farne and her glorious name: So cheer, cheer, cheer for dear old Fairfield l-ligh. -GLADYS WEST, 'I8 Allison, Cassius Junior Nighf Academic Coniesl Sub-Dislricl' Slale Debafe-Iasl semesier of four S. P. Q. R. 3. 4 I-Ii Y 4 Honor Roll Allison, JeaneH'e Junior Nighl Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Operella 2 Girls' Chorus 2 Anderson, Lillian Junior Nighl Girl Reserves 2, 3 Red Domino 2, 3, 4 Treasurer Normal Training Club 4 Brighlon Isl Year Chrislmas Play 2 Auckland, Davis Junior Nighf Academic Conlesl S'I'aI'e I, 2, 3 Ring and Pin CommiH'ee l-lonor Roll Avery, Fern Junior Nigh+ N. T. Club 4 Baker, Ernesl' Albia 3 Red Domino 4 Balmer, George Junior Nighl I-Ii Y I, 4 Boys' Pep Club 4 Anil-Phils Quill Siahf Foolball 2. 3, 4 Honor Roll Barnes, Mary Eleanor Junior Nighl' S. P. Q. R. 2 Dennison I Baies, Bernice J unior Nig hi Bales, Orland Junior Nighl Boys' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3 Foolball I, 2 Traclc I. 2, 3 3, 4 Page I7 Abbey, Donald Junior Nighf I-Ii Y I, 2, 3, 4 Blough, Jack Junior Nighf I-Ii Y 2, 3 Leller Club 3, 4 Foolball I, 2, 3, 4 Baslcelball I, 2, 3 Tracli 2. 3 Bowermas+er, Rosalie Junior Nighl' Girls' Glee Club 4 Academic Conlesl' Slale I, 2 S. P. Q. R. 2, 3 I Girl Reserves I, 2, 4 Ring and Pin Commillee Honor Roll Carlson, Lucy Junior Nighf Quill Slafl Girls' Track 2, 3 Girls' Chorus 4 Coffin, Kalherine J unior Nig hl Page I8 Culberfson, Carrie Bell Junior Nighl Girls' Glee Clulo 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Operelfa I, 2 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4 Presidenl 4 Girls' Chorus I, 2 DaviH', Margarel' Junior Nighl' Elmore, Doris Junior Nighl Academic Conlesl' Slale I S. P. Q. R. 2, 3. 4 Girl Reserves I Quill Slalil I-Ionor Roll Elsensohn, Frances Girls' Glee Club 4 Girl Reserves 4 I-Ionor Roll Douds I, 2, 3 Emmanuel, Howard Junior Nighl Fulure Farmers I, 2, 3, 4 Chrislmas Play 2 Bencler, Eclilh Junior Nighl Mixed Chorus 4 N. T. Sexlel 4 Girl Reserves l, N. T, Club 4 Girls' Chorus 3, Black, Glen Junior Nighl l-li Y l 4 2,3 4 Leller Club 3, 4 Foofball l, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 Cross Counfry 3 Boofon, Glen Junior Nighl Briggs, Woodrow Junior Nighl l-li Y 4 Foolball 2 Cross Couniry 3 Brown, Diclc Junior Nighl Leller Club 3. Foolloall 2, 3, 4 Track 3 4 Brucler, Dorofhy Junior Nighi Quill Slaff Honor Roll Girls' Chorus 3 Bucher, Clarence Junior Nighl Boys' Glee Club 2 Operella 2 l-li Y 2, 3 Burke, Jane Junior Nighl S. P. R. 2, 4 Girl Reserves 4 Quill Sfalil l-lonor Roll Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 Caldwell, Bruce J unior N ig hi Declam Iowa Nine Slale Forensic League Debale Red Domino S. P. R. l-li Y Leller Club Foolball Track Calhoun, Dorofhy Junior Nighl Girls' Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Orcheslra I, 2 Red Domino 4 s. P. Q. R. 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Commillee 2 Quill Sraicf Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3 Page Pequignoi, Donna Junior Nighi Girl Reserves N. T. Club Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 Rofh, Richard Junior Ni hi 9 Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Mixed ,Chorus 4 Boys' Quarlel 4 Orchesira 2 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Marching Band 2, 3, 4 Operella 2 S. P. R. 2, 3. 4 HiYI,2,3.4 Thoma, Belly Lou Junior Nighl' Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 S. P. Q. R. 3 Girl Reserves 3, 4 SI. Ka'Iherine's School Tuclrer, Willard Tu Junior Nighl Boys' Glee Club Orcheslra I, 2, 3 I-Ii Y I, 2 fly. O'DeIIe Junior Nighl I-Ii Y I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Leller Club 4 Phil Foolball I, 2, 3, 4 Baskeiball I Track I, 2, 4 Cross Counlry 3 Page 20 Vannaila, Doris Junior Nighl Girls' Chorus I, 2 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 Operetla I, 2 S. P. Q. R, 2 Girl Reserves I, 2 Girls' Pep Commillee Van Fleel, Dorence Junior Nighl Boys' Glee Club I Band I Marching Band I Operella I Red Domino 2, 3, 4 Hi Y I, 2, 3, 4 Foolball 2, 4 Chrisimas Play 2 Voyles, Roberi Junior Nigh+ Boys' Glee Club 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Honor Roll I, 2 Waggener, Erma Junior Nighl Girl Reserves I N. T. Club 4 Presidenl' 4 Ring and Pin Commiflee Wilson, Darlene Junior Nighl N. T. Club Baiavia I, 2 Girls' Chorus 4 Rowley, George Junior Nighl Red Domino 4 Hi Y 2 Le+'Ier Club Quill Foolball 2, 3. 4 Baskefball 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 Sherlock, Howard Junior Nighl Forensic League 4 Debale 3, 4 S. P. Q. R. 3, 4 Track 3 Hi Y 3, 4 Simmons, Doris Junior Night Play SI'a'FI Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 Mixed Chorus N. T. Sexler Opererfa I, 2 Declam Iowa Nine Jefferson Coun'Iy Forensic League Debale 3, 4 Red Domino Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4 Program Chairman 4 Quill Slalli N. T. Club Class Debale 3 Honor Roll Vice Presidenl J unior Girls' Chorus 2 Simmons, Mariorie Junior Night Play Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Red Domino 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Girls' Pep Commitree Girl Reserves Play 4 Honor Roll Simpson, Roy Junior Night Play Boys' Glee Club 2, 3 Operella I, 2 Red Domino 4 S. P. Q. R. 2, 3 I-Ii-Y 4 Phil Foolball I, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3 Honor Roll Class Treasurer 3, 4 Smifhson, Willis Junior Nighl Orchesfra 4 Band I. 2, 3. 4 Marching Band 2, 3, 4 Academic Confesl Sub Disiricl I Stale I Quill Sfaff Honor Roll Sfarr, Phyllis Junior Night Play Girls' Chorus 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Girls' Glee Club 4 Declam Jefferson Counly I Forensic League I. 2, 3 4 Red Domino I, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, Treasurer 4 Quill Slalif Swanson, Ruih Junior Nighf Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 4 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3. Sexlel I, 2, 3, 4 Operelfa I, 2 Girl Reserves 4 Girls' Pep Commillee I, 3, 4 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Swiher, Ernesf Junior Nighl Track 3, 4 Cross Counlry Swifzer, Helen Junior Nighl' Girls' Chorus 3, 4 Girl Reserves 4 N. T. Club 4 Page 2I Campbell, Paul Junior Nighl Red Domino 4 Allerron I, 2, 3 X 6 F MQ Charl enley Junior Nighl Hi Y 4 Quill Slalif Foolball I, 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Honor Roll Coghlan, Roberf Deep River I, 2 Richland 3 Crisf, Edgar Junior Nigh+ Caslana I, 2 Honor Roll Egan, Harry Junior Nighl . Red Domino 3, 4 Hi Y 4 Leller Club 3, 4 Anli-Phil Foolball I, 2, 3, 4 Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 Vice-Presidenl Senior Class Band, Drum Major 4 ge 22 ' Caviness, Maxine Junior Nighl Play Operelra I, 2 Red Domino I 2 s P Q R 2 3 Girl Reserves I 2 3 Girls' Pep Comrmrlee 2, 3, 4 Presiclenl' 4 Quill Slaff Girls' Track 2 3 Honor Roll Girls' Chorus I 2 Chezum, Ralph Junior Nighf Hi Y 3 Foolball 2, 3 Coleson, Verlyn Junior Nighf Girls' Glee Club 4 Girls' Chorus I 2 Operella I, 2 Red Domino 4 N. T. Club 4 Chrislmas Play I f 9 Dabner, Roy Junior Nighl Foolball I, 2 Baslcelball 4 Track 2, 3, 4 U U ' o Feldman, Morris Junior Nighr Orcheslra 2, 3 4 2 3 4 Band I, , , Marching Band 2 Forensic League 4 S.P.Q.R.2,3 4 Quill Sfaflf Honor Roll Lirfle, Virginia Junior Nighl Girls' Track 2, 3 Manning, Doroihy Junior Nighi, Play N. T. Sexiei 4 Red Domino 4 N. T. Club 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 Minnie, 'Lydia Junior Nighl Thema, Wilhelmina Junior Nighi, Play Girls' Glee Club I, 2, , 4 Sexlel 3, 4 Opereira I, 2 Declam I Jefferson Couniy I Red Domino I, 2, Q S. P. R. 2 . Girl Reserves I, 2, 3 Social Chairman 4 Ring and Pin Cornmiiiee Schafer, Mary Ellen Junior Nighi Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 Girl Reserves l Girls' Pep Commirlee 2, 3, 4 N. T. Club 3, 4 Quill Slalii 4 Judging Team 2 S 35 Sinn, Darrell Junior Nighr Hi Y l, 2, 3, 4 Quill Sraii Foofball 4 Baskefball 3 Traclc 2, 4 Smi+l1, Leo Jr. Nighi I-li Y 3, 4 Fuiure Farmers I, Baslceiball I Sforlz, Helen Junior Nighr Girls' Chorus 3, Girl Reserves 4 Myers, Mariorie J unior NigI1+ Vernon, William Oskaloosa I, 2 Junior Nighl Boys' Glee Club Mixed Chorus 3 Debaie 3 I-Ii Y 4 Quill Slalii Foorball 3, 4 Traclc 4 Red Domino 4 2. 4 3,4 2,3 Page Fischer, Thelma Junior Nighl' Girls' Chorus I S. P. R. 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves I Girls' Pep Commillee I, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 . Ring and Pin Commilrlee Honor Roll Flinspach, Bernice Junior Nighl Girl Reserves I, 2, 4 Follen, Donna Junior Nighf Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4 Band 4 Slrinq Trio 2 Slring Quarlel' 2, 3 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4 Service Chairman 4 Girls' Pep Comrnillee I Quill Slalil Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3 Operella I Glasgow, Kafherine J unior Nigh+ Hale, Rufh Junior Nighf Normal Training Sexlel 4 Girl Reserves I Girls' Pep Commillee 2, 3, 4 Vice Presidenf 3 Normal Training Club 3, 4 Ring and Pin Commiflee Secrelary of Class 3 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 I-lonor Roll Page 24 Hasfings, Wanda Junior Nighlr Girls' Chorus 4 Normal Training Club 4 Liberfyville I, 2 Howell, Margarel' Junior Nighl Girls' Chorus 3. 4 N. T. Sexlel' 4 N. T. Club 3. 4 Hudgel, Arlene Junior Nighl Girls' Chorus 3 Girls' Glee Club 4 Girls' Reserves I, 2, 3, 4 Kurlca, Vicfor J unior Nig hr Leller Club Phil Ring and Pin Commillee Foolball 2, 3, 4 Baslcelball I, 2, 3 Track 2 Langner, Taylor J unior N ig hi Foolball 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Manley, Dora Columbus J unclion 3 Girls' Chorus 4 Miclcels, Joe Junior Nig hi' McFadden, George Boys' Glee Club 2, 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Boys' Quarlel 4 Bancl I ' Red Domino 4 Hi Y 4 Baslcelball I Iowa Cily High I. McLean, Norlon Junior Nighi, Play Red Domino 4 s. P. Q. R. 2 Hi Y I, 2, 3, 4 Presidenl 4 Boys' Pep Club 3, Quill Srarl Foolball 2, 4 Baslceiball I Traolr I, 2, 3 Cross Counlry Honor Roll Morris, Willa Junior Nighl Chrislmas Play 2 3 4 Parsons, Roberl Junior Nigh+ Boys' Glee Club Mixed Chorus Orcheslra Operella Hi Y Fulure Farmers Judging Team Manning, Kennerh Junior Nighl S. P. R. 2 Foolball 3 Track I Peferson, Maxine Junior Nighl N. T. Sexlel' 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 N. T. Club 4 Girls' Chorus 3, 4 Porrer, Belly Junior Nighl Girls' Chorus I. 3, 4 Balavia I Quaclcenbush, Cecil Junior Nighl I'li Y I 2 3 4 Foolball Il, 2, 3 Baslcelball I, 2 Traclr 2 Page 25 Fickel, Elvin Junior Nighl Fufure Farmers 2, 3, 4 Secrelary 4 Judging Team 2, 3 Fulfon, Clarelfa Des Moines I, 2, 3 Fulfon, Elizabelh Junior Nighl Girls' Chorus 3, 4 Normal Training Sexfel 4 Normal Training Club 4 Girl Reserves 'l, 2, 3 Gaumer, Sfewarl Junior Nighl' Boys' Glee Club 2 Operella 2 S. P. R. 2, 3 Hi Y I, 4 Boys' Pep Club 4 Leller Club 4 Baskelball 3 Class Secrelary 4 Honor Roll Gilberf, Paul Junior Nighl Fulure Farmers 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Judging Team 4 Page 26 Goodell, La Verne Junior Nighl l-li Y 4 Track I Boys' Pep Club 2, 3 Yell Leader I, 2, 3, 4 Hawk ,Kennelh J unior Nig hl' Hesfon, Merle ' Junior Nighl' Foolball I, 4 Baskelball l, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 Leller Club 3, 4 Heslon, Roberf Junior Night Play Red Domino 4 Leller Club 3, 4 Presidenl 4 Phil Foolball l, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll Class Presidenl 3, 4 Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4 Hobson, Dorofhy Junior NigIn+ Red Domino 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserve Chrislmas Play 4 Thanksgiving Play 3 Hoskins, Harold J unior Nig hf Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 ' Mixed' Chorus 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 3, 4 Boys' Quarlel 3, 4 Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Marching Band 2, 3, 4 S. P. Q. R. 2, 3, 4 Hi Y I, 2, 3, 4 Leller Club 4 Foolball 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Johnson, Alberi' Junior Night Play Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Opereila I, 2 Forensic League 3, 4 Debale 3, 4 Red Domino 4 Vice-Presidenf 4 s. P. Q. R. 2, 3 Hi Y 4 Anli-Phil Ring and Pin Commillee Foofball I, 3, 4 Baskelball I Track 3 Class Debale 3 Honor Roll Kann, Reifhel J unior Nig hi Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Red Domino 2, 3, 4 s. P. Q. 12.3. 4 Girl Reserve I, 2, Girls' Pep Commi'I'+ee 2 Quill Slalf Judging Team I Girls' Reserve Play 2, 4 Kasowski, Richard J unior Nighl' Boys' Glee Club 3 Hi Y 3. 4 LeI'I'er Club 3, 4 1 Foolball I, 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3 Ring and Pin Commiilee Kause, Leon Sheboygan, Wisc., I, 2 4 SI. Paul, Minn. 3, n 9 , , fy ff ,jp f I Larson, Harold Junior Nighlr Boys' Glee Club Operella I, 2 Hi Y I 4 Leller Club 3, 4 Vice Presidenl 4 Quill Slaff Foolball I, 3, 4 Baskefball I, 2, 3 Track 2, 3 Honor Roll Laughlin, Charles Junior Nighl Hi Y 3. 4 Fulure Farmers 2, 3, 4 Judging Team 3 LiHIe, John Junior Nighl Hi Y 2. 4 Boys' Pep Club 3, 4 Foofball 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 Manary, Esfher Junior Nighl Operelfa 3 Girls' Chorus 3, Manary, Keiih LeHer Club 3, 4 Foolball I, 2, 3, Baskelball 3, 4 y Track I, 2, 3, 4 4 Page 27 Peclriclc, John Junior Nighf Iowa Nine Debale Red Domino S. P. R. Hi Y Vice Presidenl Boys' Pep Club Anli-Phil Quill Sfalif Yeasf, Jaclrson Junior Nighl Orcheslra 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Marching Band 2, 3, 4 Forensic League 3, 4 Debale 3, 4 S. P. Q. R. 2.3.4 Hi Y I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll Solo in Music Conlesl Class Debale 3 Walker, lla Mae Junior Nighl Girls' Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Girls' Chorus 4 Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves I, 3, 4 Honor Roll Walerhouse, Fry Junior Nighl Boys' Glee Club 2 Operelfa I Fufure Farmers I, 2, 3 Lefler Club 2, 3, 4 Foolball I, 2, 3, 4 Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3 Page 28 Winfer, Alva I Junior Nighl' Foolball 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 Younf, Rulh Junior Nighl Girl Reserves I, 3 Warner, Richard Junior Nighf Boys' Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Boys' Quarlel 4 Orcheslra 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Marching Band 2, 3, 4 Operefla 2 Declam W Iowa Nine 4 Red Domino Hi Y 3, 4 Boys' Pep Commillee 3, 4 Brass Sexfel' 3, 4 Ring and Pin CommiH'ee Traclc 2 Honor Roll Holgafe, Raymond Junior Nighl' Cheer Leader Senior Contest lvlosr Popular Girl .......,.....,,...,................... Maxine Caviness lvlosr Popular Boy ......... ,............... B Olo Hesion Prelriesl Girl ,......,....., ....,,. D ororhy Calhoun Besr Looking Boy ...,,..,,, ...,...,... V icror Kurlca Nearesr Boy ...,........,,,,,. ........ V icror Kurka Nearesr Girl ...,...,.,. ......,........... T helma Fischer lvlosr Sensible ...... ..,,..................... D oris Elmore lvlosl Frank .... ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,....,,... B e Hy l..ou Thorne Mosl' Cheerful ........ Cleveresr Girl .....,,.. Cleveresr Boy ......... Mosl' Grave ...,.... Windiesr ............,. lvlosl' Quiel' ..,....,. Boldesl .....,....,... Besr Alhlele ........ Besl Aclor ........... Besl Adress .....,.. Giddiesr .....,..... Dainriesl ....... Class Pesr ........, ...,... Truesl .............,....,..,,,,,,,,4,., Mosl Courleous Boy ,...... lvlosr Courreous Girl ....... Jolliesr Girl .............A,4,... Besr Narureol Boy .....,. Biggesl Bluhfer ...,,..,,.. lvlosl Talenred Boy ........... Moslr Talenled Girl ........... Mosr lnduslrious Person ..,.... Carrie Belle Culberlson l-lale . ......... George Baker ..,.....S'rewarl Gaumer ..........Morris Feldman ...............Kenne+h l-lawk ......,,.Wilhelmina Thoma ,.............,,Bob l-lesron ..........Alloer+ Johnson ...,....lVlaxine Caviness .,......JeaneHe Allison ......,......,Reilhal Kann ...,.,....,.......Jol'1n PeclriCk ........lvlary Eleanor Barnes ..........,Sl'ewarl Gaumer ,.......Maxine Caviness ...........,..Jane Burke .........Jack Blough .......John Peclrick .........,..Bob l-leslon ..,......Rul'l'i Swanson ........Doris Elmore Cuiesi Girl .....................,.. ,.......... R eilhal Kann Worsr Case .......,........... .,..... P hyllis and Bill lvlosr COI'lCSllSd BOY ..,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, D arrell Sinn MOST COr1CeileCl Girl .................. ....... D orolhy Calhoun l-oZiGS'f ....................,......................... .,......,.... R oy Dabner Mosr Popular Faculry Member ......,. .,......,., M r, Coors CLASS OFFICERS Roberr l-lesion ...........,.,,,....,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,....,,,,,, Presidenl Harry Egan .,.,.,.4,.,,,,,, Srewa rl Gaumer ......., Roy Simpson .......... .......Vice Presidenl ............Secre'rary ....,....Treasurer Page 29 The l-loner Rel I OUT oT a class oT one hundred sevenTeen There were TwenTy-seven sTu- denTs who were able To keep Their grades up To be on The honor roll. To acquire This disTinguished honor, a sTudenT musT have an average OT B, or nineTy, Tor The Tour years' work. Some oT The sTudenTs have noT Tound This so very diTTiculT, buT a Tew deep sighs were heard when some who had plenTy o'l Tun Their Treshman year came Through wiThouT any marginal TracTion. For The beneTiT oT The underclassmen, here are some oT The advanTages oT being on The honor roll. ln The TirsT place a sTudenT geTs his name in The paper aT The end OT each semesTer's work. ThaT is eighT Times Tor The Tour years. This lisT is inspecTed when The casTs Tor The various plays are chosen such as The healTh and English plays, and also The junior and senior plays. When The ring and pin commiTTee and The Quill sTaTT are picked, The lisT is usually reTerred To. QuiTe oTTen The Teachers will reTer To This beTore giving pupils promoTion in various class acTiviTies. lT is a greaT help in acquiring a posiTion aTTer graduaTion, as a sTudenT can geT a school recommendaTion more easily iT he has been on The honor roll. IT is inTeresTing To noTe ThaT The maioriTy OT honor roll sTudenTs are acTive in oTher school acTiviTies also. Davis Auckland George Baker Glenn BooTon Rosalie BowermasTer Jane Burke Maxine Caviness Reva Frances Elsensohn Henley Charles Doris Elmore Morris Feldman Thelma Fischer STewarT Gaumer RuTh l-lale Roberl' l-lesTon AlberT Johnson NorTon McLean Doris Simmons Marjorie Simmons Willis SmiThson RuTh Swanson BeTTy Lou Thoma Class prophecy Wilhelmina Thoma Erma Waggoner lla Mae Walker Richard Warner Darlene Wilson Jackson YeasT The oTheriday l was wondering whaT would become OT all These brighT and shining Taces oT The one hundred sevenTeen seniors ThaT adorn The halls oT F. l-l. S. aT The presenT. So I wenT up To This Prince Ali Ben, whaT's his name, and sez, Prince, l wanT you To look inTo ThaT glass Tish bowl oT yours and Tell me whaT awaiTs The one hundred sevenTeen seniors now going To FairTield High. Old Ben looks sorTa wise and sez, FirsT, you musT cross my palm wiTh silver. Well, l Takes some oT The Quill sTaTT's money ouT oT my pockeT and gives iT To him. l-le Takes The money and gazes aT The glass ball and geTs a Taraway look in his eye and commences. l-le sezr l see a large building. There's a window in The building. The window is covered wiTh bars. Behind The bars is a man. l-le is looking ouT aT The world. l-le sees his old classmaTes going by. T-le sees Bruce Caldwell walking down The road Thumbing his way To OTTumwa. A parade is going by. IT is The Temperance Union parade. Dick Brown and KeiTh Manary are carrying The banner. Dick Warner, George Rowley, and Dorence Van FleeT are in The parade. All are now prominenT ciTizens doing Their parT in The baTTle againsT Demon Rum. Page 30 RoberT HesTon, presidenT oT The Ladies' Aid Auxiliary Tor men, passes The window. Glen Black, Harry Egan, and John Pedrick are all prominenT members along wiTh Their wives. Down on The corner is Morris Feldman, and Bill Vernon is shining his shoes Tor him. The local TheaTer across The sTreeT adverTises a huge home TalenT nighT. Harold Hoskins is The leading crooner. He is accompanied by The men's chorus wiTh Clarence Bucher, Tenor: LaVerne Goodell, bass: and STewarT Gaumer, bariTone. The dancing Troupe includes Carrie Bell CulberTson, KaTherine Glasgow, RuTh YounT, Mary Eleanor Barnes, Eerne Avery, EdiTh Bender, and Donna PequignoT. OpposiTe Hoskins is Arlene Hudgel The Iowa Humming Bird. RuTh Swanson is playing The piano Tor The program. There goes a big black sedan wiTh Reco McLean and his gangsTers. Leon Kause is in The back seaT Tondling one oT Those Hill rapid Tire riTles. O'Dell TuTTy handles The pineapples and George McFadden is handling The wheel. Phyllis STarr is leading a clean-up campaign againsT Reco and his mob. Rosalie BowermasTer is one oT The leading women in The campaign. Dick Kasowski is helping The ladies along same as he always did. Women iusT can'T resisT Dick. Willis SmiThson, The new chieT oT police, assisTed by Jackson YeasT and Alva WinTers, is hurriedly making our Tair ciTy more saTe To live in. KenneTh Hawk is making all The sTreeT corners giving lengThy speeches on The docTrine oT individualiTy. Same old Kenny. A girl's baskeTball Team, made up oT Virginia l.iTTle, Francis Elsensohn, MargareT Howell, Wanda HasTing, BeTTy Lou Thoma, and Bernice BaTes, is Touring The counTry, meeTing all comers. They are being managed by Jack Blough, Tamous coach. RoberT Parsons is heading a greaT dairy Tarm. JeaneTTe Allison, Lillian Anderson, Verlyn Coleson, MargareT DaviTT, ElizabeTh FulTon, and DoroThy Hobson, are all TirsT-class milk maids. Elvin Eickel, Glen BooTon, Howard Emanuel, KenneTh Manning, Joe Mickels, and Willard Tucker are all delivery oys. . There's To be a heavyweighT boxing maTch in Town wiTh Sniper Campbell, The leading conTender Tor The championship, in acTion. Snipe has losT only Two TighTs in his career. This is his Third TighT. Donald Abbey, Cassius Allison, and Davis Auckland are governmenT men working on The A. A. A. movemenT. T Darrell Sinn is a Tamous movie sTar now playing in ThaT Black-headed Woman. Roy Simpson is on The supporTing casT as The villian. Wilhelmina Thoma is The sleek siren. Jane Burke is leading a campaign againsT all men who parT Their hair in The middle and has as Tollowers, Thelma Fischer, Doris Elmore, and Lucy Carlson. DoroThy Bruders and RuTh Hale are a comedy Team over The air now, and say They are liable To geT The air any Time. ErnesT Baker is a radio announcer and adverTises salTless peanuTs Tor use on The Sahara DeserT. AlberT Johnson and Harold Larson are doing a Thriving business selling snow To Arabs Tor Tennis racgueTs. They say iT's a greaT rackeT. Woodrow Briggs and Taylor Langner received sharpshooTing medals in The service company The oTher day. Briggs hiT The bull's eye and killed The bull, now he's in iail Tor shooTing The bull. Chezum, Coghlan, and CrisT are enlisTed in The C. C. C. camp where i Page 3I Henley Charles is chieT mechanic and dishwasher. They say iT doesn'T Take much waTer Tor him as he holds down boTh jobs. DoroThy Calhoun and Margie Simmons are leading evangeIisTic meeT- ings in all The surrounding counTies and hiTch hike Trom one Town To anoTher. ReiThaI Kann is playing The organ Tor Donna Follen and Doris Simmons who lead The singers. This group is saving a loT oT souls by wearing ouT Their own soles. AbouT This Time The Prince comes ouT oT his Trance and says, My Triend, I'm very Tired and cannoT go on. I sez, Look here now, Princy, you're only abouT haIT Through. STay in The buggy. The Prince answers, I musT have silver To reopen my eyes so I can peer inTo The TuTure. Well, I didn'T have silver so pulls ouT some more oT The QuiII's peTTy cash and gives iT To him. Old Prince he seTTIes down again and glares inTo The ball and sTarTs ouT again. I see a long parade oT women. IT is known as Company M. EsTher Manary, Dora Manley, DoroThy Manning, Lydia Minnie, Willa Morris, and Marjorie Myers are all prominenT members. The obiecTive oT This socieTy is To keep all married men Trom holding down posiTions oT responsibiliTy. They Teel a married man has enough responsibiliTy wiThouT assuming more. Maxine PeTerson is seen sTanding in TronT of a iunk yard. She seems To be waiTing Tor some one. A laundry Truck goes by wiTh Maxine Caviness riding in iT. I can'T see who's driving iT, buT I can guess. VicTor Kurka is The new ediTor oT The Ledger. John LiTTIe is The car- ToonisT and iT sure is a piTy The way he draws The picTures. Cuz WaTerhouse has dyed his hair and is now wriTing The red ink column. Raymond HoIgaTe made The column The oTher day Tor being The only haIT-sized HoIgaTe in capTiviTy. Dorris VannaTTa is The sTyIe ediTor oT The paper. Mary Ellen SchaTer is wriTing iokes Tor The Ledger and she cerTainIy does bring Tears To one's eyes wiTh ThaT sense oT humor oT hers. Merle HesTon is The sporTs reporTer. Charles Laughlan runs an agricuI+uraI column in The paper. He is a second Henry Wallace. ErnesT SwiTzer has iusT reTurned Trom The Olympics where he ran in The maraThon. He would have won TirsT place iT he hadn'T sTopped To climb a Tree like Tarzan. Roy Dabner ran The high hurdles, buT Tell asleep beTween The hurdles, and IosT ouT. Howard Sherlock is Taking lessons To become a wiT in TwenTy lessons. He's Taken Ten lessons, so now he's a haIT-wiT. Paul GiIberT is To be The dummy in his venTriIiquisTic acT. Helen STorTz and Helen SwiTzer are members oT The Iowa FarmereTTes SocieTy Tounded by Bernice Flinspach who is grooming KaT'nerine CoTTin Tor The nexT PresidenTial eIecTion. Erma Waggoner and BeTTy PorTer are running Ye Olde Hash House on Maine STreeT where Bob Voyles acTs The imporTanT TooTman. lla Mae Walker is a privaTe sTenographer To The RoTh and SmiTh Com- pany. She is preTTy well-To-do since wriTing ConTessions oT a STenographer. ClareTTa FuITon is in California Tor The climaTe and The earThquakes. The old Prince heaved a sigh and sez, ThaT, my Triend concludes all The members oT your class. I sez, ThaT's Tine, Prince, buT whaT abouT me? You? sez The Prince. Vv'hy you're The guy behind The bars. -GEORGE BAKER Page 32 N Q .4 x x xx 'X ff? N 'I I C' f WWEJ K 5 xi X f., W NWN ,X .S 1? XX fi . 0 iff X OUUEFXXFS L... In Hilrmurg nf Zark Elnuvll CLASS OF '36 Junior Girls Ruih Allen, Marie Anderson, Leona Mae Anqsfead, Margarei Ashby, Joy Bangs. Edna Mae Baies, Marjorie Bell, Marjorie Bogardus, Rurh Bonnell, Rurh Bower, Avon Boyce, Doroihy Brock, Violel Brown, Lela Burneii. Rulh Carier, Elizabeih Caileri, Jane Coen, Celesie Coop, Irma Corey, Lois Cromer, Barbara Jeanne Crow, Lavonne Cummings, Max- ine Cupp, Lela Dabner, June Dempsey, Esrher Du Bois, Grace Egan, Doroihy Finley, Mar- jorie Free, Doroihy Fulion, Wanda Fulion, Helen Gillespie, Elizabeih Graham, June Haeielin, Vivienne Hammon, Ila Hawkins, Mary Hawihorne, Maurine Hearh, Vivian Heli- ensiine, Hazel Humphrey, Grace Ireiand, Margarel Johnson, Isabelle Keller, Mildred Kern, Esrher Kirlcpairiclc, Helen Knedler, Barbara Larson, Geraldine Larson, Doroihy Learhers, Van- nas Liiile, Calherine Lyon, Dororhy Marr, Gladys Messer, Lois Miller, Margarer Moorhead, Mildred Moran, Lou Morris Lucille McFarland, Doroihy McNeeIey, Caiherine Nady, Marie Piclcen, Cafherine Pruden, Arlene Rivey, Enola Rowley, Marjorie Schiedel, Pauline Schlar- baum, Margarei Smifh, Marie Smiih, Gwendolyn Spry, Eloise Swiizer, Josephine Talboli, Mildred Tiliord. Dorofhy Turner, Marie Turner, Evelyne Tuiile, Virginia Van Nosirand, Doris Wealclend, Ruih Weaver, Juanila Willey, Madelon Yardley, Eileen Young, Marjorie Young. THE CLASS OF '35 IN ITS RELATION TO THE NATIONAL WEAI. GIVEN-The Class of '35, TO PROVE-Thar i'r is Jrhe mosi noble, honorable, and orherwise nore- wor'rhy class +ha'r has ever airended F. H. S. Friends, Counirymen, and Lovers jincluding John and Viv.j: Hear me for my cause. and believe me if you can. I come Io fell Ihe Irulh aboul 'rhis class, noi ro praise ii. The deeds oi famous classes live airer Them, bui insignificani ones are oliren iorgorien by rheir successors. So lei ir be wiih ihis. The worlhy Gluenlcin has said we are nor arhleiic. If so, ii were a grievous iauli-bul' consider Nixon. We have ialenred musicians in Bud Laurier, Bob Sroriz, Barbara Crow, Maxine Cupp, Vivienne Hammon, and Ruih Carrer. We have wonderful debaiers in Virginia Van Nosirand and Barbara Crow. We are sludious musical, aihleiic, ornamenial and ariisiic. In shori, io quore our immorial sponsor, Miss Porrer, Who is here so vile ihar would noi love ihe Class of '35? Breaihes Ihere a man wiih soul so dead ihai would noi praise Jrhis class 'ro The 'rop oi his lungs? Ii any, spealcq for him we have no sympalhy. -VANNAS LITTLE '35 Page 34 Junior Boys Bob Angsfead. Ned Baker, Quenfin Bafes, William Blakeley, Roberf Burke, Harold Burneff, George Campbell, Harold Canady, Roberf Carfer, Howard Coffin, Gordon Coleson, Ralph Craffon, Charles Droz, Edgar Eckey, Bob Elmore, Harry Faulkner, Ely Finkel, Bob Fligg, Paul Gibbs, John Gilberf, John Gillespie, Roscoe Gire, Joe Hend- ricks, Roy Hoch, Herschel Howell, Arnold Ireland, Earl Kaska, Vernon Keller, William Kerr, Al King, Tel King, John Labagh, William Laurier, Gerald Londquisf, Ralph Marfin, Eugene Miller, Richard Miller, Roberf Moyer, Bernard Murphy, George McClain, Don McGiffen, Paul McLean, Jr., X Nady, James Neuharf, Ray Nichols, George Nixon, Carol Parsons, Jack Raymond, Laurence Rodgers, Merlyn Rodgers, Richard Schafer, Russell Seaman, Jack Slaffery, Morris Smessaerf, Carroll Snider, George Sfever, Roberf Sforfz, James Turner, Jack Ward, Carl Waferhouse, James Welday, Paul Whife, Bob Williamson. Bennie Winfrey, John Zihlman, Walfer Zuehlke. The Sophomores are frue followers of fhe flag fhis year. Alfhough fhe realizafion has nof yef come fo us, perhaps we are preparing ourselves for our fufure 'rask of holding fhe flag high. Some of us follow fhe flag ioyfully and friumphanfly. Ofhers lag and care nof whefher fhey become fiffed for fheir fask or nof. Mosf of us fol- low earnesfly and whole-hearfedly. However, we all have our weak poinfs, and ours seems fo be our suscepfibilify fo spring fever. ln spring' we would all gladly fhrow off our yokes and fake fo fhe meadows and fields, buf ioy was nof rneanf for us. The feachers prod fhe slaclcers severely. They inform us fhaf Rome was nof builf in a day and 'rhaf our fask is incomplefe. Our frials and frib- ulafions seem fo me as numerous as Chrisfian's in Pilgrim's Progress. Never- fheless, we are sfill frailing affer Old Glory, and fhings are looking brighfer, so we'll hope for fhe besf. -CHRISTINE PEDRICK '36 Page 35 Sophomore Girls Clara Ashby, Alice Barden, Henriella Bares, Berrye Baffin, Beairice Berg, Frances Black, Florence Brack, Karherine Brown, Dorolhy Bucher, Mariorie Casfile, Allene Charles, Harrieil' Clarke, Pauline Cochran. Pearl Coffin, Olabelh Coors, May Donovan, Jeanne Dunn, Phyllis Elder, Marjorie Fulron, Erlys Grilllen, Doris Grilriilhs, Kalhryn Grove, Lois Grove, Rufh Hamlin, Cleda Hearh, Prudence Higginbolrom, Lelah Hining, Maurine Hos- kins, Belly Jacobs, Barbara Lillie, Dororhy Manning, Vivian Mallhews, Muriel Mills, Lucille Myers, Ollive McCormick, Rulh McCormick, L'oyce McGlasson. Mildred Neiswanger, Leone Parker, Mary Peck, Chrisfine Pedrick, Violel' Pickelf, Jane? Polls, Bell Rains, Frances Ressler. Frances Rizor, Bearrice Roush, Enola Rubey, Velma Schlarbaum, Venice Sipe. Eloise Smifh, Dorolhy Speer, Helen Sleele, Jessie Sfever, Lois Srewarl, Frances Swi+zer, Karlena Thoma, Rurh Van Fleer, MuseHa Van Winkle, Kaihryn Voorhies, Hazel Webb, Geraldine Weible, Noma Wilson, Hulene Work. Classes may come, and classes may go As classes do each year, Bur of all The classes Thar have come and gone None has equalled ours, l fear. li s a lhrillinq experience +o be a Frosh, For everyrhing's dililerenl and new: And proud we are lhal We've ranked high In everylhing we do. We've Coleson and Clark and small Roy Bales To win lor us in declam: We ranked near The lop in inlelligence lesis, And we'll all be lop-nofchers if we follow The plan. There are Miller and Perry, 'rwo baskefball slars Who are our 'lo play for a goal: There are Three or four poers who can rhyme anyrhing And rwo or ihree arfisls who can carch any soul. We've an assorlmenr of names Thar mean whal lhey aren'l, We've a Leech, a Wildman, a Miller, a Gable, A Mondy, a Farmer, a Tucker, a Bell Also a Hun? lor our class-name lable. Page 36 Sophomore Boys Rex Anders, Merlyn Anderson, Wallace Auckland, Rodger Bares, Don Caughlan, Herberr Crow, George Fisher, Charles Flinspach, John Fryer, Preslon Gilbert John Green- leaf, Colonel Griflirrs, Harold Hadley, Kennelh Harrell, Vernon Harlrman, Roberr Har- wood, Harley Holm, Foresr Holmes, Paul Hollander, Willard Hyde, Donald Johnson, Harold Johnson, Reuben Johnson, Alberr Kann, Dale Keller, Howard Keller, John Koonlz, Rich- ard Lau+h, George Lesher, Tom Louden, Thomas Marr, Roberr Murphy, Don Parsons, Her- berr Parsons, Leonard Peck, Lewis Pequignor, Lloyd Perez, Dwighr Poole, Alberl Porfer, Jimmie Powers, Diclc Raymond, Glenn Rodenmayer, Gordon Ruhe, Ralph Sells, Dale Sim- mons, B. R. Smufz, Harold Snider, Roberl Sommerville, William Sroner, Donald Swirzer. Beryl Teeler, Harold Teeler, Kennefh Teeler, Paul Vannafra, Raymond Wes+, Roll Whir- ham, Francis Wilson, Paul Wilson, Russell Winrer, Arfhur Worley, Bob Zeigler. There are orches+ra, band, and glee club up here, And we fake large paris in lhese. There are corners, violins, sopranos, and more. Now may l forecasl for +he above-menfioned, please? Here is lhe forecasr for our norables here: There's Coleson in Congress: she's speaking lo us: There's Clark on lhe slage faking Julie+'s parl, And +here's Bares, +he comedian, sraging a fuss. Now lel's furn The dial and see whal we ilnd: Hear lhe Maasdam Twins singing in rhar well-known quar+e+l There's a band playing a lively march slep. Why I hear l-lawlfin's horn and Hamm's famous cornell We shall all climb high on rhe ladder of fame, And we'll rise lo 'rhe Top round by round. Of course iT's a dream fha? we'll all be well lcnown, Bul' when a classmale is praised, We shall welcome rhe sound. --BETTY GIBSON '37 Page 37 Freshman Girls Willa Mae Allison, Marjorie Bell. Minnie Bell, Dorolhy Bogardus, Belly Lou Briggs, Alyce Brown, Ida Mae Carlson, Rulh Caslile, Calherine Clark, Eileen Clarke, Pauline Coleson, Marjorie Cools, Helen Crable, Marlha Jane Crandall, Juanila De Good, Adlene Dewey. lrene Duggan, Marjorie Elder, Marjorie Ellioll, Donna Elmore, Eva Evans, Eslher Eyeslone, May Farmer, Eslher Finkel, Mary Carolyn Ford, Verna Fry, Bellye Gibson, Wilma Gire, Wil- ma Granl, Lois Green, Virginia Harlman, Lois Hawkins, Maxine Hines, Laura Hodge, Dare lene Hoskins, Mary Hunl, Leola Johnson, Roberla Kann, Virginia Kessel, Eloise Langner, Belly Larson, Helen Laulh, Fern Lawson, Elizabelh Lindsay, Edna Loelller. Marjorie Loelller, Joan Luke, Kalhleen Maasdam, Kalhryn, Maasdam, Pauline Miller, Madelyn Mondy, Julia Morgan, Rulh Moyer, Dorolhy Munro, Winilred McCallisler, Mary Alice Nady, Mary Lee Neuharl, Evelyn Overholser, Kalhleen Oyler, Lorene Riggs, Wilda Ruby, Phyllis Sauer, Genevieve Schneider, Darlene Seaman, Rila Shelangoski, Erma Sirdoreus Margarel Slark. Margarel Slorlz, Belly Talboll, Edylhe Tucker, Rulh Walker, Evelyn Wikoll, Dorolhy Wnorowski, Lorella Yosl. . SI-IADOWSH Mr. Henry Sampson, lhe lalher who has pleurisy ........,......,.. Junior Gilhens Mrs. Sampson, lhe molher, who has inheriled consumplion .... Rulh Caslile The casl includes: Mrs. Burns, lhe grandmolher-,H ..........,,,,,,,................... Mary Carolyn Ford Aunl Lizzie, ill wilh luberculosis .,,,.,,,..,,.,, .Belly Lou Briggs Mary Sampson, I4 year old daughler ,.,,.. U Seaman Flora Sampson, I8 year old daughler ....... John Sampson Qhh, .,.........,.,,,.........,,,,..,.,...., Dr. Bancroll, lhe lamily physician ................ Dr. Allen, who is in love wilh Miss Jones ....... Miss De Long, T. B. palienl .... Belly Larson, a T. B. palienl .--- ...,............ Mrs. Miles, neighbor .... --,- ..,,....., Mrs. Gordon, neighbor ............,,......... Muriel Jones, lhe clinic nurse ,,-- .........,,,. School pupils who come lor lhe lesl ..,..... Janel Brown, who giggles ..., ,bri ..,........... Harold Wilber, lhe lease .,,,............... ........Edylhe Tucker .......'.Jerry Miller ......Roberl Johnson ......Millon Graham .......Eslher Finkel ....'.'.'.'f.'iLi5'EjQQiiQQ cms ........Evelyn Overholser ........Calherine Cla rk ifffffEii5'sH clsrke ........Roberl Ea slon Leonard Morse, who lisps ,,,, ......, ............... P a ul C6vineSS Eslher Fullon, a good pal .,,,...,,,,,.,,,,,- ............... E lizabelh Lindsay Susan Lulkin, an inquisilive girl ,... -FVV ..... ....... M a r lha Jane Crandall Rebecca Goldberg, our lor economy ...,... ................. R oberla Kdnn Lillian Ronald, whose aunl had T. B ..................................... ,,,' M ay Farmer Claude Rowe, who wanls lo be a lawyer ,Roberl Shaw The high school sludenls who have had Belly Gibson, Roberl Finley, Margarel Clark, Joan Luke, and Mar- vin Perry as Merrill Wingale, who likes lhe nurse. The play was presenled al lhe Woman's Club, lhe Rolary Club, Woodmans Con lederalion, and al lhe high school. ll was coached by Miss Jean Baker. Page 39 Freshman Boys Richard Ain, Wilbur Anderson, Jack Babcock, Roy BaTes, Alan Benson, Richard Blough, WorTh Boyce, Dean Braun, Clyde Bruders, Laverne BurneTT, Braiden Campbell, Wayne Campbell, Dick Caughlan, Don Caviness, Paul Caviness, Bob Clow, Dale Davison, Max A. Davison, Merlin DewiTT, Joe Early, RoberT EasTon, Merlin EllioTT RoberT Finley, William FiTch, Harlan Fuchs, Bob Gable, Bob C-5arnraTh, Junior GiThens, MilTon Graham, Harvey Hagan, Wesley Hamm, Laverne HesTon, RoberT HolgaTe, Ben Holmes, Glenn Hollander, Bob Johnson, James Kause, Bob Killion Eliel KirkpaTrick, Donald Larmore, Ray Larson, STanley Laughlin, Richard LeaThers, John Leech, Norman LiTTle, Archie Long, RoberT Macy, WaI+er Manley, Junior MarTin, Donald MeTh, RoberT MeTh, Charles Miller, Jr., Junior Miller, ArThur Morgan, Bob Myers, Ben McGuire. David McKenzie Paul Oliver, Marvin Perry, Elvin Reed, Henry Roland, RoberT Rowley, Edward Schafer, RoberT Shaw, Bill SmiTh, DelberT SmiTh, John SmiTh, Warren SwiTzer Frederick Turner, Jack Underwood, BurdeTTe Voss. Charles WhiTam, Irvin Wildman, VVilliarr Zierlein. Braving The depression and The epidemic oT mumps, The Freshman Class of I9fT3-34 may boasT oT members who have excelled in scholarship, dramaTics, aThleTics and music. The Treshmen early gave promise oT Their leanings Toward superioriTy when They Took TirsT place in The Freshman-Sophomore Tield nighT sTaged on a chilly evening underneaTh The TloodlighTs oT The TooTball Tield. WiTh The sophomores puT in Their place so decisively, The freshmen began immedi- a+eIy To TorgeT The 'wearin' oT The green, and sTarTed To seek honor in The various lines oT exTra-curricular acTiviTies. Some selecTed forensics and dramaTics as Their field oT work: oihers ioined The lisT oT Those who Tried ouT Tor The musical organizaTions: and a number oT The boys made The TooTball, baskeTball, and Track squads. TwenTy-eighT young acTors Took parT in The healTh play, Shadows, which was given beTore The high school assembly and beTore a number OT Fairfield organizaTions. The freshmen boys--aT leasT Those who could Toss a baskeTball around-were coached by J. A. Hoerner inTo a smooTh-working cage Team ThaT won more games in The JeTTerson CounTy ConTerence Than a Trojan yearling Team has Tor years. Our silver-Tongued oraTors made a specTacular debuT in The Tield oT declam, and by winning The Team championship oT The Jefferson CounTy Six, broughT anoTher Trophy To our Treasure chesT. The pasT year has been a successTul one in FairTield High School music, and in prac- Tically all oT The musical organizaTions oi The school, one can Tind The names oT Treshrnen. IT may be said oT The Treshmen ThaT They have Tried-successfully-To do all Thar has been required oT Them, and To do iT eTTicienTly, pleasanTly, skillTully, and wiTh saTisTacTion boTh To Themselves and To Those who worked wiTh Them. Page 39 Page 40 , ,,a fC:5 i-Fai x ' w 29 .f 'N :J-f 7 ' . ,Xl I 1 N fS 'X , . x W H xx - .uv K LE P N, 1-Tl-cw 'L'-f ffmagflfmf Y-Q ..l..,,,,,,i ,-'::.L Mf i v'-'-dw-+F,3sM, Q--v-,...,, Y ........--. - -- -lj TOP ROW-I-larold Larson, Phyllis STarr, William Vernon, DoroThy Calhoun, George Baker, Maxine Caviness, George Rowley, Doris Elmore. MlDDLE ROW-DoroThy Bruder, Darrell Sinn, Donna Follen, Willis SmiThson, Doris Simmons, John Pedrick, Jane Burke. BOTTOM ROW-Henley Charles, ReiThal Karan, NorTon McLean, Lucy Carlson, Mor- ris Feldman, Mary Ellen SchaTer. Quill Staff ATTer The ring and pin commiTTee had Tinally made iTs decision Tor The class ring, Mr. Saur, The TaculTy commiTTee, and The class oTTicers puT Their heads inTo a huddle and chose The sTaTT To make The annual senior publicaTion. Work was loegun aT once and The Theme chosen. FirsT period sTudy always Tound some members oT The sTaTF in 2l I. Funds Tor The publicaTion were very scarce, and To increase These The senior class sponsored a play, Ships ATloaT. The enTire Town was canvassed by sTudenTs aTTempTing To sell TickeTs. The seniors' share oT The proTiTs Trom The high school carnival was puT in The Ouill Treasury. Those who have co-operaTed and helped To compile This Ouill are: EdiTor-in-ChieT ,...,,,,,,,, Copy EdiTor ..........,,,,, Business Manager ......... PhoTographer ...,.,..,,,,,,.,,-,, AssisTanT PhoTographer ,,.. AdverTising Manager .... CirculaTion Manager ..., Office Girl .............,., AThleTic EdiTors. ..,.. .. Fe-aTure EdiTors ..,. Class EdiTors ........... ConTribuTing EdiTors.. AcTiviTy EdiTors... ,.,.,, ..........George Baker , ............ Doris Elmore ...,,.,NorTon McLean ........William Vernon ........l-lenley Charles ..,...Maxine Caviness ..,,...........John Pedrick Follen ...............Darrell Sinn, Harold Larson ......Mary Ellen Schafer, Pryllis STarr ...............Jane Burke, Lucy Carlson . ..,.. Willis SmiThson, Morris Feldman .......Doris Simmons, DoroThy Bruder ArT EdiTors .......... .......................,,,,,,,. J ohn LiTTle, George Rowley LayouT EdiTors ......,............................. DoroThy Calhoun, ReiThal Kann John LiTTle was unavoidably omiTTed Torm The Ouill sTaTT picTure. Page 4l Page MARCHING BAND Band Thinlc oT The lull-The silence-The uTTer lack oT enThusiasm beTween halves oT baslceTball and TooTball games wiThouT The band! And can anyone imagine a pep rneeTing wiThouT The sTirring sound oT The loand To spur us on To loyalTy To dear old F.l-l.S.? The main duTy oT The band is To puT The righT spiriT inTo The sTudenT body and The Teams, and iT has worked TaiThTully To accomplish This. The Marching Band, an organiza+ion composed oT The boys oT The band, led by The drum major, l-larry Egan, also adds a greaT deal To The TeaTures oT The TooTball games, and Tor The pasT Two years iT has represenTed us in The Tinals in The sTaTe music conTesT. H This year iT lcepT up The good worlc and was The only group Trom Fair- Tield judged good enough To enTer The sTaTe conTesT aT lowa CiTy. CONCERT BAND 42 Grchestra u The orchesTra is an invaluable orqanizaTion aT such TuncTions as plays. declamaTory conTesTs, debaTes,+in TacT aT all Torms oT enTerTainmenT where music is needed To help pass The Time Taken in shiTTing scenes, counTing judges' decisions, eTc. This year The orchesTra assumed The role OT accom- panisT Tor The Girls' Glee Club in The CandlelighT Service given aT ChrisTmas Time. Three pracTices a week keep The players on Their Toes always sTriving To build up a beTTer orchesTra. This year The orchesTra pracTiced many weelcs beTore The conTesT aT WashingTon, where They received a raTing oT good. Page 43 BACK ROW-Thoma, Swanson, Cupp, BaTes, Cromer, STarr, l-ludgell, CulberTson. Calhoun, Walker, Clark, Walker, l.yons. THIRD ROW-Simmons, Bangs, Crow, Voorhies, Pedrick, Lindsay, Groves, l-lawThorne, Coleson, Du Bois. Coleson, Van FleeT. SECOND ROW-Schiedel, Bell, VannaTTa, BowermasTer, Hammon, Jacobs, Bogardus, Maasdam, Finkel, LiTTle, Work. FlRST ROW-CarTer, Bonne-ll, Maasdam, Graham, Turner, Coen, Van NosTrand, Allison, Elder, Hoskins. Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club has been one OT The busiesT organizaTions in The high school This year. The girls have spenT many hours beTore and aTTer school pracTicing Tor Their public appearances. They made Their TirsT public appearance in The PresbyTerian Church aT The Sunday evening service. On December Il, The PhilaThea Class of The MeThodisT Church inviTed Them To sing aT Their ChrisTmas parTy. They also presenTed a song service aT The ChrisTian and LuTheran Churches and appeared before The SouTheasTern Iowa Teachers' ConvenTion and The P. T. A. ConvenTion. The girls have had many enioyable Times This year. AT The meeTing Tor The elecTion oT oTTicers, They planned several social TuncTions. The second week in January was iniTia- Tion week Tor TwenTy-Tive new members. These girls wore hair ribbons all week and were Torbidden To use cosmeTics. The Tea given by The old members oT The Glee Club Tormally closed The iniTiaTion program. The oTTicers oT The Glee Club are: PresidenT .............. ...................,..,................., V irginia Van NosTrand Vice-PresidenT ........,,.. ...........,,.... L ois Cromer SecreTary-Treasurer ........ ....... D oroThy Turner Social Chairman ......., ..,,.. R uTh CarTer On December I7, one hundred TorTy girls Trom The glee clubs gave an impressive CandlelighT Service aT The MeThodisT Church under The direcTion oT Miss Reid and wiTh The assisTance oT a TorTy-piece orchesTra under The direcTion OT Mr. William Laurier, wiTh Mrs. Alma Linder aT The organ. The same group sang aT The RoTary Club and aT The high school December 22. The Girls' Glee Club was composed of TorTy'Tour members wifh RuTh Swanson aT The piano. ThirTy-Two oT These girls were chosen To represenT The high school in The conTesT aT WashingTon, where They received a raTing oT good. Page 44 TOP ROW-Cupp, Manning, Picken, Dabner, Howell, Weaver, Bender, Finley, Ireland, Peferson, Higginboilom, Tilford, Hawicins, Haeielin, Ca+leH', Rivey. SECOND ROW-Van Winlcle, Swiizer. Sioriz, Humphrey, Keller, Corey, Leaihers, Coo+s, Nady, Bafes, Weaklend, McGlasson, Siever, Larson, Fulion. 1 THIRD ROW-Wilson, Hamlin, Bucher, Ful+on, Rains, Dunn, Carlson, Manley, Kann, Griliiiihs, Smi+h, Weible, Fullon, Larson, Schlarbaum, Free, Burlce. BOTTOM ROW-Young, Elsensohn, Heaih, Wilson, Griifen, Miss Reid, Porier, Spry. Cupp, Pequignof, Casfile, Swifzer. Girls' Chorus Miss Reid organized a large chorus ihis year composed of eighiy girls from ihe sophomore, junior, and senior classes. They pariicipaiecl in 'the Cancllelighi Service given a+ ihe Meihodisi Church, ai The Roiary Club, and al 'rhe high school Chrislmas chapel. Page 45 U Mixed Chorus TOP ROW-Swanson, Parsons, Thoma, STarr, Calhoun, PorTer, Walker, Bender, Higgen- boTTom, Powers. THIRD ROW-Larson, Cupp, Ireland, RoTh, Miss Reid, Hoskins, Hudgel, Warner Turner, Hammon, BowermasTer. SECOND ROW-CarTer, Marr, Du Bois, Pedrick, Crow, WhiTe, Coleson, McClain. Bell, Kann, Van FleeT. BOTTOM ROW-Coen, Nichols, Larson, Howell, Hawkins, Moyer, Van NosTrand, Simmons. Scholastic lVleet LasT May, Fairfield parTicipaTed in The Every-Pupil ScholasTic MeeT Tor The TourTh Time. The Iowa STaTe UniversiTy conducTed This meeT, The preliminaries oT which are loeTTer known To The sTudenTs as The Cranium Derloy. These TesTs show The sTudenTs' acfual knowledge and Their abiliTy To apply iT. Their grades and The sTanding oT The school depened upon The resulTs oT These TesTs. The scholasTic rank oT The schools in The sTaTe is deTer- mined in This way, and cups are awarded To The highes+ ranking schools in each class. , STudenTs making The Ten highesT scores in The sTaTe in each subiecT are called To Iowa CiTy To wriTe a Tinal TesT given early in June. IT is indeed a disTinguished reward Tor class work well done To receive such a call. Fair- Tield High School was TorTunaTe in having The Tollowing sTudenTs reach The finals in I933. General Science ........ Harold Hadley, Jack Lovell, AIberT P. PorTer LaTin II ..........,..............,.,...................................,..,..... DoroThy Turner World HisTory .....,......... ............................................ O uenTin BaTes American HisTory ....... .......... ..............,..... D a vis Auckland American I.iTeraTure... ...... Maxine Larmore, PaTTy Auckland, .........,,,,.,..,,,...,,MaIcolm McDonald, Economics ................. .......,, .........,..... M a xine Larmore, Mary Woolsey In The Tinals, Maxine Larmore placed TirsT in American IiTeraTure and TourTh in economics. Malcolm McDonald ranked Third in American liTeraTure, and Mary Woolsey was sixTh in economics. Page 46 I Boys Glee Club TOP ROW-McFadden. Hoskins, Moyer, Powers, Porfer. MIDDLE ROW-McClain, While, X'Varner, Rolh, Howell, Marr. Welday. BOTTOM ROW-Nady, Baies, Cupp lAccompanis+l, Miss Reid, Parsons. There were buf few members in +he Boys' Glee Club This year, buf we feel Jrhai qualify made up for 'rhe lack of quaniiiy. Alihough They did noi represeni us as a group, Jrhey sang in Jrhe Mixed Chorus in ihe coniesi' af Vlfashingion. Several of ihem will be losi by graduaiion, Paul' There are reliable under- classmen +o fill +heir places. Page 47 Page 48 lVlixed Quartet The Mixed Quartet is composed ot Ruth Van Fleet, Ruth Carter, Thomas Marr, and Jimmie Powers, with Maxine Cupp as accompanist. They appeared betore the Lutheran and Christian Churches and the Southeast- ern lowa Teachers' Convention. They received a rating ot good in the contest at Washington. All ot them will be back next year, and we are expecting great things trom them. Q3 Girls' Sextet The Girls' Sextet represented us in in the contest at Wellman. They also took part in the Candlelight Service and the services at the Christian Church. Q Boys' Quartet The Boys' Quartet is composed ot l-lerschel Howell, Richard Warner, Paul White, and l-larold l-loslcins, with Maxine Cupp as accompanist. They have entertained several organizations in the town, and were our repre- sentatives in the sub-district contest at Wellman. Page 49 Page 50 Debate This year debaTers have parTicipaTed in The largesT debaTe program ever compleTed by The l:airTield High School. WiTh only one veTeran debaTer back This year The debaTe program had To be large To Train inexperi- enced speakers. Early in December Mr. WhiTTingTon ac- companied TwenTy-eighT debaTers To OTTumwa where They parTicipaTed in TwenTy-eighT inTerscholasTic maTches wiTh Teams Trom Gskaloosa, BloomTield, and OTTumwa. FairTield speakers debaTed Teams Trom CenTervilIe, Oska- loosa, 0TTumwa, BloomTield, CincinnaTi, MoulTon, Queen CiTy, Mo., and Green CiTy, Mo., in The BloomTield lnvi- TaTional TournamenT held aT The Bloomfield High School. In The sTaTe round FairTield was represenTed by Virginia Van NosTrand, John Pedrick, Howard Sherlock, and AlberT Johnson. These speakers debaTed againsT Keokuk, FT. Madison, and BurlingTon in The STaTe DisTricT meeT held in BurlingTon, March 6. BurlingTon won Tive debaTes, while FairTield ranked second wiTh Tour wins. Teams Trom Fairicield were enTered in The Drake DebaTe TournamenT held March 8-9-lO aT Drake U'n'iversiTy, Des Moines. Doris Simmons, Virginia Van NosTrand, Barbara Crow, AlberT Johnson, and John Pedrick were The sTu- denTs who composed The Drake Teams ThaT debaTed Boone, Valley JuncTion, and Clarion. These same speakers who spoke Tor FairTield in The sTaTe round also carried The l:airTield honors in The Iowa Nine TournamenT held each year in Iowa CiTy. FairTield won Third in The lowa Nine, while BurlingTon won second, and MuscaTine TirsT. The debaTe program This year included IO7 regular debaTes wilh TwenTy-eighT sTudenTs parTicipaTing. 4 Warner, Feldman, Simmons, Sherlock, Caldwell, Yeast Pedrick, Bonnell, Van Nosfrand, Johnson, Crow, Pedrick, Coleson, Ba+es, Clark. Page 5l Page TOP ROW-Bruce Caldwell, Phyllis STarr, AlberT Johnson, OlabeTh CooTs, Howard Sherlock, Doris Simmons. MIDDLE ROW-Roy BaTes, RuTh Bonnell, Tom Louden, DoroThy Munro, Mr. WhiT- TingTon. LOWER ROW-Joy Bangs, Jackson YeasT, KaTherine Clark, RoberT STorT2. National Forensic League ln l927 The FairTield High School became a member oT The NaTional Forensic League. Since ThaT Time membership in This league has been highly prized. The NaTional Forensic League is The only organizaTion oT iTs kind, and iT is The largesT high school organizaTion in The UniTed STaTes. Leading schools in TorTy sTaTes, many oT Them sTaTe and naTional champions, comprise The chapTer membership, which exceeds Tour hundred. Membership in This organizaTion encourages more sTudenTs To Take parT in conTesTs. Through iT, inTeresT is mainTained, and The besT TalenT in The school is aTTracTed. Every TeaTure oT The league conduces To This end- crediT poinTs, cerTiTicaTes, jeweled keys, degrees-all provide consTanT and powerTul incenTives To conTinued eTForTs and greaTer achievemenT. To The average sTudenTs Tew Things have sTronger appeal Than naTional recogniTion Tor Their work. For The pasT Three years our local chapTer has parTicipaTed in The Na- Tional TournamenT. ln I93l our school was represenTed aT Ripon, Wisconsin: in l932 aT Sioux CiTy, Iowa, where Helen Rider, FairTield's oraTor, won second place. ln l933 we Took parT aT WoosTer, Ohio, where William YeasT, our humorisT reader, received TiTTh place, and Jack Clark and Henry Huglin received worThwhile recogniTion. X During The closing school year' The local chapTer oT The N. F. L. has seT a new high Tor acTive membership. The monThly naTional bulleTin has raTed FairTield as a Go-GeTTer chapTer in all buT Two issues This year. ln recog- niTion oT This inTeresT, membership cerTiTicaTes have been Tramed and hung in The speech room where They are To remain as a record oT speech inTeresT and acTiviTy. There are now more Than TiTTeen acTive members in The or- ganizaTion. This league will lose a Tew members Through graduaTion, buT will look Torward To I934-35 wiTh much anTicipaTion. 5? TOP ROW-B. l-lesTon, M. l-lesTon, WaTerhouse, Dabner, Kurlca, TeeTer, Manary. MIDDLE ROW-Williamson, Brown, Egan. Caldwell. TuTTy, Keller, Kasowslci, Blough. BOTTOM ROW-Nixon, Black, Rowley, Gaumer, Larson, Hoskins. Letter Club The LeTTer Club was organized Two years ago. Mem- bership can be secured only aTTer winning a maior leTTer in aThleTics. This year The club has been very acTive. IT helped conducT The secTional baskeTball TournamenT, a cusTom ThaT has been Tollowed since The club was TirsT organized. The members acTed as hosTs To The visiTing Teams, helping Them in every way possible and doing various odd iobs, which rnusT be Taken care oT in order To have a success- Tul TournamenT. In an eTTorT To help The baslceTball Team secure some much-needed equipment The boys arranged Tor The Harlem Globe TroTTers in an exhibiTion wiTh a local inde- pendenT Team. This conTesT drew a large crowd, and The proceeds of The game were Turned over To The aThleTic Treasury. The LeTTer Club has planned a parTy Tor The Girls' Pep CommiTTee in order To show iTs appreciaTion Tor The banqueTs The girls have given The TooTball, baslceTball, and Track Teams. And Those Teeds held aT WalTon in The Oalc's cabin-Oh Boy! Page 53 Farewell Cruel World This play was presenfed aT The high school as a chapel program by members of The Red Domino. lT was also given before The Lions Club, The WiT and Wisdom Club, P. E. O., The Woman's Club, Progressive Farmers' Union, and Number Nine School. Sally Lou SmiTh, a sixTeen year old flapper played by Chrisfine Pedrick, has guarrelled wiTh her sweeThearT and decides ThaT life holds nofhing for her. l-ler friend, Annabel WiThers, a sfudious girl, also sixfeen, sympaThizes wiTh her, and They decide upon a carving knife as The besT means of achieving Their purpose. 'While They are sTill making Their plans, Charlie l-lunT, porfrrayed by Richard Warner, calls To Tell Them goodbye, as he Too hasfdecided To end iT all. AfTer locking Themselves in The room and Throwing :away The key, They proceed To wriTe a farewell message and prepare To dief BuT before They accomplish This, The Telephone rings, Sally Lou becomes reconciled wiTh Flank, and Charlie asks Annabel To go To The prom wiTh him. They hear The fire siren, which was in realiTy a demonsTraTion of The lung power of Merlyn Rodgers, and begin a mad search for The key. Finally Annabel remembers The Tire escape, and Sally Lou proclaims her a heroine for saving Their lives. Nlothersl Tea The Girl Reserves enTerTained'Their mofhers December I2, aT The annual Tea. The play, ChrisTmas in Finnegan's FlaT, was given by members of The Girl Reserve, afTer which The girls served Tea To Their moThers. The casT of The play was: Karlena Thoma, ElizabeTh CaTleTT, Marjorie Simmons, Van- nas LiTTle, DoroThy l-lobson, Maurine l-loskins, DoroThy Calhoun, CaTherine Clark and Kafhryn Voorhies. RuTh Van FleeT, EsTher Finkel, DoroThy Munro, Mariorie EllioTT, ReiThel Kann, Joy Bangs, Olabefh CooTs, Frances Elsensohn, and RuTh Bonnell were in The chorus for The play. Wienies on Wednesday This play was presenfed by members of The Red Domino aT a chapel program and before, The Logan P. T. A. The FosTers enTerTain Madame CasTinelli, a famous singer, To save ex- pense for The club which is sponsoring her appearance. Mr. FosTer, played by P-larold Larson, is dumbfounded when his wife, BeTTy Lou Thoma, informs him ThaT They have always had wienies for break- TasT on Wednesday and ThaT she does noT inTend To change jusT for a guesT. Esfher Finkel, as Marian FosTer, is angered by her moTher's announcemenT and finally persuades her To borrow an egg for Madame CasTinelli. Jack FosTer, played by John Leech, agrees wiTh his moTher and proceeds To devour wienies wiTh greaT gusTo. l-lis wienies are Taken away from him as Madame Casfinelli, played by ElizabeTh CaTleTT, is heard approaching. When They recover from The shock of seeing her clofhed in a man's dressing gown and slippers. and of hearing her requesT for four eggs, Jack refrieves his wienies and sTarTs To eaT again. Madame CasTinelli, sniffing appreciaTively, Takes some of Them To her own plafe and voices The wish ThaT she mighT always have wienies on Wednesdays. Page 54 l Red Domino Club TOP ROW-CasTile, Caviness. STarr, Larson, Vernon, Warner, Rodgers, Rowley, Cal- houn, K. Thoma, Hamlin, Dewey, Simpson, Johnson. SECOND ROW-B. HesTon, W Thema, Campbell, E. Baker, Egan, McLean, Mr. WhiTTingTon, Miss Balmer, Hobson, D. Simmons. Clark, Hammon, Van NosTrand, Turner. THIRD ROW-M. Simmons, Hoskins, Leech, Graham, Louden, R. BaTes, BaTes, Bangs, Finkel, Bonnell, R. Van FleeT, Anderson, LiTTle. FOURTH ROW-D. Van FleeT, CaTleTT, Parker, Kann, GreenleaT, E. Graham, Crow, Pedriclc, P. Coleson, Coen, V. Coleson, Pedricla. The Red Domino Club was organized in l929 Tor The purpose oT pro- moTing inTeresT in dramaTic acTiviTies in The FairTield High School. Succeed- ing years oT depression Tound The Red Domino Club's acTiviTies waning be- cause oT curTailed dramaTic evenTs which in Turn reduced The number oT sTudenTs eligible Tor membership. This year The remaining members of The club meT wiTh lvlr. VVhiTTingTon. TaculTy sponsor, and planned a re-organizaTion. A new consTiTuTion was adopTed which made eligible Tor membership: lll Any sTudenT who had parTicipaTed in a play sponsored and presenTed by The high school: l2l Any represenTaTive oT The school in an inTerscholasTic declamaTory conTesT. This acTion increased The club's membership To TiTTy-Three. The Tollowing oTTicers were elecTed: Harry Egan, presidenTg AlberT Johnson, vice-president and Virginia Van NosTrand, secreTary and Treasurer. PermanenT commiTTees were appoinTed To care Tor membership and pro- grams. Business meeTings are held on The TirsT Tuesday in each monTh. The TirsT oT The club's monThly social evenTs was held in The high shool gymnasium aT 6:30 p. m., Febraury 5. On April l9, The club enjoyed a box supper in The gymnasium Tollowed by a TheaTre parTy. Page F The Whole Tovvnis Laughing The enTire play Takes place on The banks of Lake Michigan. Mrs. O'Moore, who likes To preTend she is an arisTocraT, is aT her coTTage wiTh her sons, CheT and Douglas. They are expecTing CounT and CounTess De Jong. The mayor and The Townspeople meeT The Train and bring back none oTher Than Larry Moore, The broTher oT Mrs. O'Moore's dead husband. l-le has been presenTed wiTh The key To The ciTy and doesn'T quiTe undersTand whaT iT's all abouT. Finally, The whole sTory discloses ThaT Tom Moore was iusT a brick layer, and There never was a TiTle in The O'Moore Tamily. Mrs. O'Moore and her sons are The laughing sTock oT The Town, and The Toreign visiTors reTuse To sTay wiTh Them. Mary Ellen Sullivan, a disTanT cousin oT The O'Moores poses as a lady and brings The Tamily back inTo The approval oT The Townspeople. The CounT and CounTess Turn ouT To be criminals, so The 0'Moore Tarnily really laughs lasT. Douglas O'Moore, who laughs lasT ............ Alberl' Johnson CheT O'Moore, his younger broTher ................ Joe DVOZ MorTimer MorTlock, The banker .................. RoberT l-lesTon GeoTTry LamonT, The cause oT iT all .......... NorTon McLean CounT De Jong, a Toreign visiTor .................... Roy Simpson Uncle Larry Moore, The unwelcome guesT ......., Harry Egan The mayor, speaking oTT-sTage .......,............ George Rowley Doris MorTlock, The banker's daughTer ........ Doris Simmons Sarah, The maid ............................,..,.........,........ Phyllis STarr MargareT O'Moore, The rnoTher .............. Maxine Caviness CounTess De Jong, The CounT's sisTer..Mariorie Simmons Clara Belle May, a dancer ..,.............,... DoroThy Manning Mary Ellen Sullivan, ingenue lead .......... Wilhelmina Thoma Page 56 Senior P lay H-lhe Sixth Keyu Thrills-suspense-'rears-The words used by publishing companies in describing lheir plays are weak and inefleclive when applied 'ro The presenlalion of lhe Sixlh Key by 'lhe Class of I933. I+ is enough To say lhal everyone in The audience was genuinely frighlened. From fhe firsl' hini' of mysfery unlil 'lhe final scene lhe nerves of Jrhe audience and The players were keyed +o lhe skies. The cas? who so commendably performed was: Allen Dale, iuvenile lead ...........,,.,,.,.,........,....,............ Harvey Hunl' Marcelle Burgess, inqenue lead ........ ...... O ma Mae Sands Mark l-lodge, characler ..............,.. ...,.. 6 eorqe Bonlield Minnie, comedy ............,.............. ....,.... M ary Parrelf Aunl Ella Hodge, characler ...... ,......... D ixie Johnson Vivian Darlinq, second woman .....,. ....... M ildred Wildman Danny O'Brien, juvenile ............... .............. L ee Gobble Malcolm Marvin, second man ...,. ............. J ack Clark Delighl March, ingenue ..... 1 ..,... ........ D onna While Harrie, comedy ...,...........,,.,.,.. ...... A my Williamson Ralph Lane, srraighr ........ ...... Virden Slewarl So l-lang, orienlal ......... ........ J ack Caviness The Parrol ....,........,... ......,. O rgie Gillespie An Jrhe Coach ,...,......................................,............ William Schroeder Page 53 BACK ROW-Mondy. Cools, Grant, Gibson, Walker, Tucker, Kessel, Crandall, Neu- harl, Clark, Green, Caslile, Luke, Ford, Haskins, Brown. FRONT ROW-Maasdam, Talboll, Coleson. De Good, Larson, Bogardus, Laulh, Scoll, Lindsay, Finkel, Hawkins, Moyer, Maasdam, Johnson, Munro, B. Larson. Freshman Girls Chorus A Freshman Chorus was also organized, composed of lhirly-'rwo girls. six of whom were selecled for Mixed Chorus. This group was made consider- ably smaller when lhe Firsl' Girls' Glee Club was chosen. They also look parl in 'rhe Candlelighl Service. Carnival Everylhing from an innocenl baby show 'ro Sally Rand and 'rhe Slreels of Paris! Such was 'lhe enlerlainmenl provided al lhe penny carnival, which was a new lealure irklhis year's program. l-lowever, a visilor could nol be loo careful aboul his conducl, for lhe kangaroo con rl had sharp-eyed spies palrolling lhe halls, and The iudge was noi inclined 'ro be lenienl in his lines. The culprils who were a bil slubborn when il came lo digging down in lheir pocke'ls gol a preliminary lasle of The eleclric chair when 'rhe iudge pushed lhe bullon which +urned on lhe heal. Every home room parlicipaled in some enlerlainmenl and allerwards a program was presenled in lhe audilorium which mighl well have been called, The Old Spinning Wheel. ll' was originally planned lo use lhe proceeds for an all-school parly, bul laler lhe money was divided equally among The four classes lo spend as lhey chose. Page 59 TOP ROW-R. Melh, Slever, Emanuel, Flinspach, Reed, Zuehllce, Holm THIRD ROW-Anderson, Whifham. Parsons, Kann, Hendricks, Gilberf Colihn SECOND ROW-S. Laughlin, Pequinof, Kaska, Lea+hers,iWhi+ham, Koonlz Meyers BOTTOM ROW-Miller, Ficlcel, Mr. S+orey, Keller, J. Mefh, C. Laughlin Future, Farmers ol America The Fulure Farmers is a nalional organizalion which has a very achve chapler in 'Ihe high school. The nine obieclives of The club are Page CO I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Supervised praclice Iproieclsl ' Co-operalive ac+ivi'ries Duroc Jr. Breeders' Club Co-operalive hog sale Slale Fair Exhibils Communily service Adull evening school Leadership ac+ivi+y Slale high school iudging Slale Fair Congress Iowa Farmers con+es+ Earnings and savings Boorh a+ sales Conducl meelings I-Iigh scholaslic sianding Recrealion Enhance in baslcelball and baseball leagues Falher and son banquel Publicify Show besl Iivesloclc al Slale Fair 1 TOP ROW-Sfever, Mr. Sforey, Zuehlke, Gilberf. I BOTTOM ROW-Holm, Laughlin, Fickel, Miller. Judging Team Fairfield's livesfock judging feam ranked elevenfh in fhe i933 confesf in which fhere were sixfy-fwo feams compefing. The boys were required fo judge fourfeen classes of livesfock. The feam was made up of Elvin Fickel, Walfer Zuehlke, Richard Miller, wifh Paul Gilberf as fhe alfernafe. Animal husbandry managemenf was a new feafure in fhe confesf lasf year. Fairfield placed fhird in if, and fhe combined rankings of fhe livesfock judging and animal husbandry managemenf gave us sevenfh place in fhe sfafe. ln fhe crops judging confesf, Howard Coffin received second high indi- viduals: and his colleagues, l-larley I-lolm and Gerald Londcjuisf, ranked among fhe firsf fwenfy. The Farm Managemenf feam, made up of Emerf Newland, Frank Wells, and Leland Whifaker, placed ninfh. The boys were given a farm layouf, and fhe fhree working fogefher were fo figure ouf fhe crop sysfem, machinery needed, kinds and amounf of power and livesfock, fencing managemenf, and fhe approximafe income, expense, and profif from fhaf farm. ln fhe judging secfion Fairfield ranked second, in fhe managemenf secfion fhird, and fhese combined scores gave fhem firsf place in fhe sfafe. Page bl Page Girls' Judging Team BeaTrice Berg and Barbara LiTTle, who enTered conTesTs in relaTed science and cIoThing, sponsored by The VocaTional Homemaking DeparTmenT oT The Iowa STaTe College aT Ames made up The I933 iudging Team Trom FairTield. The girls were selecTed because oT Their abiliTy To apply class room knowledge To everyday home problems. SubsTiTuTes were chosen To conTesT in case BeaTrice or Barbara could noT go. Reaching Ames, The girls and Miss YoungquisT spenT The nighT in The Mary B. Welch dormiTory, The dormiTory used primarily Tor Treshmen sTudenTs. Ames High School girls were hosTesses To The ouT-oT-Town schools. Meals were served aT Memorial Union. TwenTy-Three Iowa high schools were enTered in The conTesTs. ConTesTs were given in Three uniTs oT homemakingg relaTed science, home managemenT, and clo+hing. The girls represenTed Their school as a Team and were per- miTTed To enTer any conTesT in Two uniTs ThaT were oTTered. The conTesTs were noT To deTermine acTual knowledge, buT The pracTical use To which The girls applied Their class room work. FairTield ranked TirsT in TirsT-year relaTed science. The girls Took The relaTed science TesT under The supervision oT Two college insTrucTors. Some oT The problems involved The applicaTion oT science principles To Toods and nuTriTion7 cleaning oT household equipmenT such as woodwork, silverware, glass, wall paper, Tloors, and walls: and The judging oT washing machines. The cloThing TesT involved problems abouT: use oT diTTerenT kinds oT seams: kinds oT seams besT adapTed To various ma- Terials: choice oT accessories: and dress consTrucTion. The ribbons were presenTed To The winning Teams aT a banqueT in The greaT hall oT The Memorial Union The evening Tollowing The conTesTs. A special program was arranged which included Talks by a represenTaTive Trom each school, a play given by The Ames home economics class, and a Talk by Dean Genevieve Fisher head oT The home economics deparTmenT aT Iowa STaTe College. The winners had Their picTures Taken aT a sTudio, and Then were enTer- Tained by a sTudenT vaudeville. The nexT day The girls visiTed a greenhouse and diTTerenT rooms oT The home economics building where sTudenTs were demonsTraTing The way in which proiecTs are worked ouT each day. The girls Then lisTened To an illusTraTed lecTure and heard The discussion OT The TesTs They had Taken and The correcT answers To The problems. OTher Tea- Tures oT The enTerTainmenT provided Tor The visiTors were an aTTernoon Tea and a May TeTe. 62 O'Dell TufTy, NorTon McLean, John Pedriclz, Mr. Blakslee I-Ii-Y The l-li-Y, sponsored by Mr. Blakslee and under The eTTicienT leadership oT iTs oTTicers, is a very acTive organizaTion in The high school. This year, meeTings were held during home room period, every week or Two. The boys enioyed programs ThaT were educaTional as well as enTer- Taining, and They always looked Torward To hearing ouTside speakers. For There TirsT meeTing This year, The boys wenT To Old SeTTlers' Park Tor a wiener roasT and waTermeIon Teed. The boys worked hard in sponsoring a concerT by The Jubilee Singers, a colored quarTeT, To raise money To send delegaTes To The Older Boys' Conference. buT Old Man Depression seemed To have The upper hand, and The proceeds were small. Through help Trom The high school and The local churches, several oT The boys were able To aTTend The conTerence in Cedar Rapids, November 29 To December I. They had a very enioyable and educaTionaI Trip wiTh Their sponsor. The boys who aTTended were: NorTon Mcfean, John Pedrick, Darrell Sinn, George McClain, l-larold Larson, Bob Williamson, and Cassius Allison. One oT The mosT successTul acTiviTies Trom The sTan'dpoinT oT enTerTain- menT was The Girl Reserve l-li Y parTy. This year, as usual, iT proved To be a delighTTul evenT and was well aTTended by boTh boys and girls. The l-li Y enTered a Team in The junior division oT The ciTy amaTeur baske+balI league and had a greaT deal oT Tun, buT The season was none Too successTul. The boys hope To Tinish a proTiTable year, and They look Torward To having a more prosperous one nexT year. The oTFicers oT The I-li Y are: PresidenT ........................ ........ N orTon McLean Vice-PresiclenT ............ ,,,,,,.,, J ohn Pedrick SecreTary-Treasurer ...... ,,.,,--, O 'Dell TuTTy Page o TOP ROW-Donna Follen, Phyllis STarr, Wilhelmina Thoma, Maxine Cupp. MIDDLE ROW-Vannas LiTTle, Doris Simmons, Virginia Van NosTrand, ChrisTine Pedrick. BOTTOM ROW-Miss CalverT, Carrie Belle CulberTson, Joy Bangs, Miss YoungquisT. Girl Reserves The Girl Reserves is an organizaTion wiTh iTs doors open To every girl in high school. A girl sTarTing To high school is usually bewildered, and The members oT The organizaTion are ready and willing To help her. They help her Tind The righT class rooms and geT acquainTecl wiTh The regular pro- cedure oT high school. AT The TirsT oT The year The Girl Reserves conducT a book sale. WiTh The proceeds Trom This and whaT They earn by oTher means, Tour girls Trom The cabineT have Their expenses paid To some camp Tor Ten days during The summer monThs. There musT be leaders in everyThing, and so iT is in G. R. The members oT The Girl Reserve cabineT are The leaders. They plan The yearly program which includes: a moThers' Tea, usually held during The ChrisTmas season, Girl Reserve l-li Y parTy, hikes, several caTeTeria suppers, and mixers. The meeTings are held every second Wednesday evening aTTer school. There is a speaker or some special Torm oT enTerTainmenT Tor each meeTing. One meeTing oT parTicular inTeresT was The radio program. Several members oT The organizaTion impersonaTed radio sTars. AnoTher imporTanT TeaTure oT The yearly program is The presenTaTion oT sTunTs and shorT plays in which any Girl Reserve member may parTicipaTe. AT Thanksgiving Time, The girls prepare and deliver baskeTs oT Tood To The needy oT The communiTy. They also aid in The ChrisTmas Seal campaign adding To Their camp Tund as well as To Their lisT oT good Turns. Every girl who has availed herselT-oT The opporTuniTy oT belonging To The Girl Reserves oT FairTield High School receives a beneTiT which she will cherish Tor a liTe Time. Page 64 TOP ROW-YeasT, GilberT, Snyder, Elmore, Coleson, Powers, Raymond, Feldman, RoTh, Calhoun, D. Elmore, Donovan, CooTs, l-liggenboTTom. THIRD ROW-Miss CalverT, STorTz, l-laeTlin, STever, Groves, l-lammon, Du Bois, l-leaTh, Larson, CasTile, Voorhies, Corey, Kann, Pedrick. SECOND ROW-Barden, B. Crow, Fischer, Jacobs, H. Crow, TuTTle, Eckey, Bucher, Allison, Burke, Finkel, Van Fleet Louden, FulTon. BOTTOM ROW-Clark, SchaeTer, Free, Welday, Bonnell, Greenleat Dunn, Somer- ville, l-leaTh, Mills, BaTes, Bangs. S. P. O. R. In The Tall The paTricians issue inviTaTions To The second year LaTin sTu- denTs To become members oT The S. P. R., The LaTin Club. The paTricians, who are The old members guide The plebians, The second year sTudenTs, in an aTTempT To learn more abouT The liTe, cusToms and language oT The Roman people and To geT a beTTer undersTanding oT The pracTical and culTural value of LaTin. This year The meeTings were held once a monTh in The audiTorium during home room period and parT oT The sTudy hour. AT The iniTiaTion various sTudenTs were required To demonsTraTe diTTerenT ways oT sTudying LaTin, which showed The dire need Tor a supervised sTudy program. OTher programs arranged by The aedile, or program chairman, included a Talk given by Mr. Leo Thoma on The LaTin Language and lTs Ap- plicaTion To Our Daily LiTe, speeches abouT Roman cusToms by various sTu- denTs, LaTin songs sung by a quarTeT oT girls, and a Roman wedding wiTh RuTh Van FleeT The blushing bride whom The groom, John GilberT, carried across The Threshold oT Their new home in accordance wiTh The Roman pracTice. LaTer in The year The club enioyed a banqueT in True Roman sTyle, The main diTFerence Trom The American ban,queTs being ThaT The guesTs recline while eaTing. The oTTicers OT The club are: Consuls ...............,......,... ....... E ly Finkel, Gordon Coleson OuaesTor ........ .,.,..........,,...,.,, D oroThy Calhoun Aedile ......... ....,.,.......,,,.... M orris Feldman Censor ........ .,....,.,,., D oris Elmore Tribune ........ ......, B arbara Larson Paq 65 '-,T Page TOP ROW-Karlena Thoma, Hazel Webb, Maxine Caviness, RuTh Swanson, Prudence HiggenboTTom, Mary Ellen Schafer, Miss PeTerson. MIDDLE ROW-RuTh CarTer, RuTh Hale, Pauline Coleson, Thelma Fischer, Mariorie Bogardus, RoberTa Kann, Mary HunT. BOTTOM ROW-Alice Barden, Vivienne l-lammon, DoroThy Turner, Darlene Hoskins, DoroThy Wnorowski, Virginia Van NosTrand. Girls' Pep Committee PresidenT ...,.......,...... ...,... M axine Caviness Vice PresidenT ......,...... ...... D oroThy Turner SeCreTary-Treasurer ......,. ....,,....... T helrna Fischer The Girls' Pep CommiTTee was organized in l9I6 Tor The purpose oT esTablishing a generaTor oT pep Tor The high school, and iT has cerTainly proved To be an eTTicienT dynamo. The aims oT The pep girls are To work always Tor The besT inTeresTs oT The school, aTTend all meeTings, and secure The co-operaTion oT The FairTield High School sTudenTs. The splendid way in which The girls have accomplished These aims has made The Pep CommiTTee a genuine success. This organizaTion is composed oT a score oT girls, Tive selecTed aT large Trom each class. ln The Tall girls Trom The Treshman class are chosen, one Trom The previous year's eighTh grade oT each ward school building, and one aT large. ATTer These girls have served one year, They become inelgible Tor membership as sophomores, and oTher girls are elecTed in May To Talce Their places. AT This Time The Tive junior members are chosen Trom The soph- omore class, and They serve on The CommiTTee during Their lasT Two years in high school. ' AT TooTball games, They canvass The bleachers wiTh Their Trozen sur- prises, pop corn, and apples. AT baslceTball games, They are busy Turnishing reTreshmenTs Tor The crowd. WiTh The proceeds, This same group sponsors Two banqueTs, enTerTaining The TooTball squad, baslceTball players, debaTers. and declamaTory people. 66 TOP ROW-BaTes, Ain, Gillespie, Ward, Pedriclc, Leech. MIDDLE ROW-Louden, Greenleaf, P. McLean, Graham, Johnson. BOTTOM ROW-Baker, Gaumer, Labagh. N. McLean, STorTz. Boys' Pep Club The Boys' Pep Club was re-organized lasT year Tor The purpose oT crea- Ting more pep in The high school. This organizaTion, Though noT as acTive as iT was lasT year, gave several pep sTunTs which were well received by The sTudenT body. The club was handicapped somewhaT, because several oT iTs members were ouT Tor aThleTics. The oTTicers are as Tollows: John Pedriclc, president NorTon McLean. vice-presidenT: Richard Warner, secreTary7 and John LiTTle, Treasurer. Football Banquet The Theme Tor The TooTball banqueT Tor I933 was Too Much Harmony wiTh The Tollowing ToasT program: You've GOT EveryThing ....... .,......,., M r. Saur lT's The Talk oT The Town ............ ........... M r. l-lesTon I'll Be FaiThTul .........,,..,.,,,,,,..,....,,,,.,.......... George Nixon You've GOT To be a FooTball Hero ............,.., Mr. Prizer Everybody's Singing Boo! Boo! Boo! Boo! .... John Pedriclc LasT Round-Up ...,..,,.........s...,,,,,..........,....,..,.,. Bob l-lesTon Thanks ....,..,..., ,,,,,,,, M r. Gluenkin Page 67 TOP ROW-TalboTT, Simmons, Emry, Bender, Howell, HasTing, PeTerson. MIDDLE ROW-Hale, Anderson, Coleson, Manning, Avery, FulTon. BOTTOM ROW-Waggener, Wilson, PequiqnoT, Miss Beck, SchaTTer, SwiTzer. A Normal Training Club ln May l933, we lecTed our oTFicers Tor I934, and Thus we had an early sTarT when school opened lasT Tall. We hold our regular meeTings aT noon on The TirsT Tuesday oT every monTh. ln SepTember we iniTiaTed The iuniors aT Old SeTTlers' Park. Miss Beck has a diTTerenT idea oT Teaching meThods waTching DoroThy FulTon's demon- sTraTion. In SepTember we also sold candy and wiTh The proceeds boughT equipmenT Tor our work. We had a Hallowe'en parTy in OcTober and a ChrisTmas parTy in December. ln February a Junk HunT provided The enTerTainmenT Tor The monTh. ln March we had an alumnae banqueT wiTh a radio program as The main TeaTure. The April Fool parTy on Friday, April I3, didn'T Tool anybody aTTer all. A picnic in May closed The acTiviTies OT The year. The junior members are: RuTh Bower, DoroThy Brock, Lela BurneTT. DoroThy FulTon, Hazel Humphrey, Isabelle Keller, EsTher KirkpaTrick, Helen Knedler, DoroThy LeaThers, KaTherine Lyon, Lucille McFarland, DoroThy McNeely, Mildred Neiswanger, Marie Picken, Arlene Rivey, Mariorie Schiedel, Gwendolyn Spry, Eloise SwiTzer, Mildred TilTord, Marie Turner, RuTh Weaver. JuaniTa Willy, Madelan Yardley. Page 68 Junior-Senior 'Banquet May 23, 1933 l-lurrah! The circus comes +o iown. Come, le+'s all follow lhe Sawdus1? Trail. Bu+ firsi le'r's parialce of 'rhis delicious dinner. Salad Delighr Chicken Royal on Rosselies Whipped Poiaio Gravy Tomalo Souffle Marmalade Rolls Angel Food Cake S+rawberries Whipped Cream Coffee Now 'rhal our appe'ri+es have been momenlarily sajrisfied, le'r's walch The ring masrer, 'rhe honorable Bob l-les'ron. l-le's here, There, and every- where. Oh! Look, over There Pi+ching +he Ten'r is none oiher Than Maurine Myers. Whoopeel They're going +o have a parade, and George Baker is lead- ing. Now Coun+ +he Elephan+s. This is a 'rhree ring circus, bui' you can Wa+ch Only One Ring ai a Time, as Mr. McLean informs us. Lisfenl Do l hear music? Doesn'+ il' sound grand? Mac's Arisiocrais are playing 'ronigh+. And did you hear Jrhe melodious slrains of Mil+on Ullman's violin? Well, 'rhe big show's over, and now io Jrhe side shows, as Miss Winn advises Selec+ Carefully 'rhe Ones You En+er. Afier 'rhe side shows, rhe loading up begins. William Pollen upon leav- ing commenfs, All Good Things Mus'r Have an End. Now Jrhe circus hils +he Sawdus+ Trail ready for A New Adven'rure wiih Mr. Parreff. Oma Mae Sands closes The periecr evening wi+h a solo, and we iuniors all wai+ eagerly for The nexr circus. Page 69 lVlay Day festival On lvlay IS, I933, fhe Roosevelf Grade School sfepped ouf and sur- passed fhe field of confesfanfs, fhus winning fhe May Day field and frack confesf. These confesfs, puf on under fhe able direcfion of E. D. Lange. fhe physical direcfor of fhe F. l-l. S., were a greaf success and a wonderful recreafion period for fhe grade school children. To sfarf fhe ball rolling, fhe children lined up facing soufh on fhe Par- son's 'Colleg Alumni field and gave an allegiance fo fhe flag of fhis nafion. Nexf fhey sang one sfanza of America under fhe direcfion of Miss Eliza- befh lvlaasdam. Following fhis, fhe Fairfield l-ligh Marching Band exhibifed fhe various maneuvers required af fhe sfafe confesf where fhey were going fo compefe fhe following week. Affer fhese opening exercises, fhe children were given flags. They im- mediafely sef abouf fo show fhe public fhe fraining and fhe flag drills fhey had learned fhaf year under lvlr. Lange. This was accompanied by many exclamafions of delighf on fhe parf of fhose who wifnessed if as if was fruly a beaufiful sighf. The game and confesf period came nexf. All kinds of dashes, high jump- ing, foof races, chinning, shuffle races, and baskefball 'fhrowing were a parf of fhis evenf. Then lasf came fhe confribufion of fhe feachers fo help make fhis holiday a success. The ice cream freaf came as a fofal surprise fo fhe parficipanfs and was received by much shoufing and cheering on fhe parf of fha eighf hundred sixfy pupils gafhered fhere on fhe field. This, of course, puf an end fo fhe delighfful May Day Fesfival, and one could see children, parenfs, feachers, and onlookers all sfreaming home pleased af fhe showing of abilify and efforf fhaf was demonsfrafed af fhe field meef. -BILL SMITH AND JOHN LEECI-l Page 70 Basketbail pm Track MQ Football Am... -l-he Coaches Coach Gluenkin is known' nof only in fhis secfion, buf fhroughouf fhe sfafe for his abilify fo build winning feams from poor maferial and fo insfill in fhem a fighfing spirif fo sfay on fop. - L, A. has developed a champion- ship feam in each of our major sporfs-foofball, baskefball, and frack: and his feams have yef fo finish in fhe lower braclcef. Mr. DeKalb, assisfanf coach, is one of fhe mosf dependable men in our afhlefic field. l-le is given fhe iob of fraining our second feam in baslcefball and preparing foofball yearlings for nexf year's feam. If is nof only Mr. DeKalb's coaching fhaf helps fhe boys, buf fhey are inspired by fhe work he does wifh fhem and his desire fo win wifh fhem. Jack l-loerner has fhe iob of coaching fhe underclassmen in fhe firsf fundamenfals of bofh foofball and baslcefball. l-le wafches a freshman feam in fhe Jefferson Counfy Liffle Five and has charge of second feam foofball. Mr. l-loerner also falces an acfive parf in coaching fhe field evenfs in frack. Page 7I 09 ,yy Football Footlights The maior poinT oT inTeresT in our I933 TooTball seaion was iTs vasT improvemenT as The season progressed. We had an abunda ce oT leTTermen, buT even This was noT much oT an asseT,' considering lasT year's discouraging Team. The players sTeadily showed improvemenT, however, and reached Their peak in The OTTumwa game. ATTer This demoralizing deTeaT. They never seemed To regain Their Tormer spiriT and ended The season wiTh Two dishearT- ening deTeaTs aT The hands oT BurlingTon and FT. lvladison. NeverTheless, as a whole The boys made a splendid showing and are To be praised Tor Their playing againsT OTTumwa, as we were The TirsT To cross her goal line. They Tinished The season by Tying wiTh BurlingTon Tor second place in The Li++Ie Six, and They had a seasonal percenTage oT .667. BROWN-Guard. Dick was a baTTler and could always hold his own To The Tinish. l-le was named on The All-LiTTle Six and All-STaTe Teams. TUFTY-Guard. Sonny played a TighTing game aT guard and could always be depended upon To sTop his share oT The plays. LARSON-Tackle. Swede's spiriT TogeTher wiTh his abiliTy To break up plays made him a valuable member oT The Team. TEETERS-Back. AlThough TeeTs was only a sophomore, he was one of The dead- liesT blockers on The squad. NIXON-Back. Nixon was one of our TasTesT backTield men. l-le ran inTerTerence and was an accuraTe blocker. MERLE HESTON-Back. Merle was one oT our hardesT driving as well as excepT- ionally shiTTy back. DABNER-Back. Babe was our mosT dependable saTeTy man. Besides This, his kicks ouTdisTanced Those oT every rival we meT This season. BOB HESTON-Back. Bob proved To be The nucleus oT our backheld. His line plunging and hard Tackling broughT him All-STaTe menTion and a place on The All-l.iTTle Six. BLOUGT-l-CenTer. Jack was our capTain This year. His accuraTe passing and greaT deTensive work made him an eTiecTive man on boTh defense and oTiense. KASOWSKI-Guard. Dick was a regular guard unTil he was iniured, and he proved his abiliTy by his hard Tackling and by ripping holes in The opponenTs' line. WATERHOUSE-Tackle. Cu2's abiliTy as a Tackle may be measured by The honors he won This year and by his TeammaTes' praise. Cuz made All-l..iTTle Six Team and was menTioned on The All-STaTe selecTions. ROWLEY-Tackle. George was always in The Tick of The baTTle, and his size was a greaT asseT in breaking up enemy plays. KURKA-End. Vic proved his abiiiTy To hold his posiTion by breaking up end runs. Vic received All-LiTTle Six menTion. CALDWELL-End. Bruce, Though inexperienced aT The sTarT oT The season, developed inTo an excellenT end, winning l.iTTle Six honorable menTion. ' EGAN-Guard. WhaT l-lank lacked in size he made up Tor in aggressiveness. l-le won Two leTTers during The Tour years he was ouT. HOSKINS-End. l-lard work and a willingness To Tighf won Hoskins a leTTer as an end. Page 73 Page Review of the Football Season oi 'I933 ELDON iSepTember I51 AIThough The boys managed To eke ouT a 7 To 6 vicTory, much work remained beTore a polished Team oT LiTTIe Six calibre could be produced. However, in The IasT quarTer, our inTerTerence sTarTed TuncTioning, and Dabner scored on a sweeping end run Trom The TwenTy-Tive yard line. sLooMriELD isepember 221 In The second iousT, The Troians showed up much beTTer and compIeTeIy crushed a much weaker BIoomTieId eleven I2 To O. IT is noT known wheTher To crediT This vicTory To The weakness oT The Bloomfield Team or To a vasT improvemenT oT The local Team over Their playing oT The previous week. MT. PLEASANT iSepTember 301 Here The Team pulled a surprise and downed The highly TouTed PanTher eleven by a 2 To O counT. Coming ouT oT Their early season's kinks, The boys played an encouraging brand oT TooTbaII, The line and backTieId TuncTioning TogeTher. The TeaTures oT The game, however, were Dabner's punTing ThaT kepT us ouT oT danger when opponenTs ThreaTened and a blocked punT which paved The way Tor The score. OSKA LOOSA iOcTober 61 We wenT To Oskaloosa This year and losT a hard-ToughT baTTle 6 To O. The Osky bunch pushed over a Touchdown in The sTarTing minuTes and reTained The lead ThroughouT The game. A TighTing F. H. S. Team baTTIed This ouTTiT nearly oTT Their TeeT Tor The IasT Three quarTers, buT They were unable To supply The needed push. ALBIA iOcTober I31 In This conTesT The Troians wenT To Albia, and sTeam rolled Them, I8 To 7. ATTer The seTback Oskaloosa gave Them, The boys Tinally clicked and pulled a decisive noneloop win. The scorers Tor F. H. S. were Dabner, Keller, and Bob HesTon. OTTU MWA iOcTober 201 The Troians here displayed a brand oT ball ThaT had been lacking all season. A TasT and hearTy ouTTiT Trom OTTumwa, which iaTer claimed The STaTe Prep Championship, Tinally baTTIed Fairheld inTo a 9 To 6 submission. ATTer TighTing Tor Three quarTers, The Troians pushed over a Touchdown only To see FT Tied and erased by a saTeTy and Touchdown a Tew minuTes beTore The gun sounded. M USCATINE iOcTober 271 The Troians came back in The IaTTer parT oT This conTesT and won by virTue oT a saTeTy and Touchdown, giving us a winning score of 8 To 0. The game was marred by many Tumbles, and The boys' winning was mosTly aTTribuTed To Their abiliTy To TighTen up when necessiTy demanded. WASHINGTON i November I01 Coming back aTTer Two weeks' resT, The boys seemed over anxious, and Tumbles us Two Touchdowns, aTTer They had been scored, However, They were vicTorious and Their TourTh LiTTIe Six baTTle by a 6 To 0 score. cosT won FT. MADISON iNovember I71 In This conTesT, a poinT aTTer Touchdown proved To be The margin oT vicTory, as a TourTh period rally Tell shorT. The defensive work oT our line was exceIIenT, and The Turned back play aTTer play Through The Tackles and cenTer oT The Iine. boys BURLINGTON iNovember 241 A deTeaT To The Tune oT 6 To O by BurIingTon Threw us inTo a Tie Tor second in The LiTTIe Six. The Turkey Day seT-To proved To be a loosely played game wiTh BurIingTon scoring on a pass IaTe in The game. The game lacked The spiriT usually shown in Troian Greyhound conTesTs. 74 TOP ROW-G-aumer. M. Hes+on. Wa'rerhouse, Rowley, Brown, Dabner. MIDDLE ROW-Kurka. B. Hesfon, Black, Nixon, Hoskins, Larson. BOTTOM ROW-Kasowski, Teefers, Keller, Blough fCap+.T, Tuffy Egan, Caldwell. TOP ROW-McGiffin, Manary, Baker, Oliver, Lesher, Langner, Vernon, Charles. Welday. SECOND ROW-Fryer, Rodenmayer, Perry, Salfs, Waferhouse. Droz, Morgan, P. McLean, Winfers. BOTTOM ROW-Carfer, Coleson, Elmore. N. McLean, Johnson, Simpson, Sinn. Page 75 Page 76 TOP ROW-I-Iarwood. SmuTz, Lesher, Labagh, Rodenmeyer, I-IarTman, Coach De Kalb. MIDDLE ROW-CarTer. SmessaerT, Nixon, Coleson, TeeTers. BOTTOM ROW-WhiTe, Simmons, MarTin. SZCOFICI Team The second Team, coaghed by Mr. De Kalb, made a Tavorable record This year by winning mosT oT Their games Tor a 7001, mark. The seconds played a Ten game schedule and IosT only Three games. OT These Three deTeaTs, no Two came Trom The same Team, as They deTeaTed every Team They played aT IeasT once, wiTh The exc:epTion oT STocIcporT. The second Team was made up oT underclassmen This year, who will carry TirsT Team duTies nexT year. The resuITs oT The I:airTieId I:airTieId I:airTieId I:airTieId FairTieId Fairfield FairTieId FairTieId I:airTieId FairTieId SGGSOD GFSI ,32 Eldon I3 27 MT. FIeasanT I8 26 Selma I-Iigh 29 48 WesT PoinT High IO 26 Birmingham I-Iigh 28 20 WashingTon IO 23 Selma I-Iigh I8 23 Birmingham I-Iigh I9 20 STocIcporT I-Iigh 26 28 WashingTon I6 Page 77 Page TOP ROW-Rowley, EasTon, GiThens, FiTch, Finley, Morgan, Coach Hoerner, l-lesTon. MIDDLE ROW-SmiTh, Perry, Miller, Gable, Davison. BOTTOM ROW-Graham, Oliver. Freshman Basketball This year Coach Hoerner Turned ouT as good a 'freshman Team as has been seen aT Fairfield High in several years. AlThough The maioriTy oT his players were small, They were unusually clever and elusive. They won halT Their games, which gave Them a good sTanding in per- cenTage. They reached The Tinals in The counTy TournamenT, only To lose To PleasanT Plain. The schedule Tor The year is as Tollows: F H S BaTavia LosT PleasanT Plain LosT Lockridge Won LiberTyville Won Paclcwood Won BaTavia LosT PleasanT Plain LosT Lockridge Won LiberTyville LosT Paclcwood Won In The counTy TournamenT They won The TirsT game wiTh Lockridge, louT PleasanT Plain deTeaTed Them in The Tinals. . Freshmen . Freshmen . Freshmen Freshmen . Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen F.. F.. H H .H.. H H S S F S F S F. . S. F H S F. H. S. F H S F. H. S. Grade School Basketball The Lincoln School won sweepsTalces in The I934 grade school loaslceTball compeTiTion This year, winning boTh The sevenTh and eighTh grade champion- ships. The eighTh grade won Three sTraighT games Tor a lOOO'70 record, wiTh Logan, WashingTon, and RoosevelT second, Third, and TourTh respecTively. ln The sevenTh grade, WashingTon was Tied wiTh Lincoln wiTh Two vic- Tories and one deTeaT each, buT in The Tinal game Lincoln won and Thus clinched The championship. 78 Basketball AT The close of The I933-34 IoaskeTIoaII season, The Trojans ended in Third place. This is lower Than Their cusTomary sTanding, buT is a splendid showing considering The arnounT oT illness +ha+ dogged The varsiTy Team. AT The TirsT of The year The Team goT OTT To a successTuI sTarT, buT sickness and inel- igibiliTy soon Took iTs Toll and slowed up The Team considerably. Even under These adverse condiTions, The boys won seven oT Their TourTeen games Tor a seasonal percenTage oT 500. THE SCHEDULE F. H. S. Regular Season F. H. S. 20 Eldon I7 E. H. S. 2I IvluscaTine 24 E. H. S. I5 BurIingTon 25 E. H. S. I8 IVIT. PIeasanT I6 E. I-I. S. 28 Alloia I4 E. H. S. 2I OTTumwa 22 E. H. S. 26 WashingTon 24 E. H. S. I9 lvIuscaTine 2I F. H. S. 23 BurIingTon 28 E. H. S. 26 Oskaloosa 37 F. H. S. I9 MT. PIeasanT I5 E. H. S. 26 ChariTon I5 E. H. S. I7 OTTumwa I3 F. H. S. 22 WashingTon 2I Cheer Leaders WhaT our quarTeT oT Half PinTs IosT in size, They made up in pep and noise. When iT came To inspiraTion, These boys had iT and puT iT ouT in surplus guanTiTies. IT's no wonder The Team was always TighTing To The end wiTh such game IiTTIe pepsTers as Goodell, HolgaTe, Pedrick, and Smilh. You'II Tind Their brighT and smiling Taces on one of The snapshoT pages. StUdCf1II Managers IT was The finance managers' iob To keep a+hle+ics ouT oT The red, To check all TickeT sales, adverTising, bookkeeping, and To do The banking Tor The deparTmenT. Williamson, Laloagh, and Louden aTTended To all ThaT in an exceIIenT manner under The direcTion of Mr. Repass. STewarT Gaumer was The equipmenT manager wiTh The duTy of issuing all equipmenT Tor Coach Gluenkin. Look on one oT The snapshoT pages Tor The picTures oT The boys. Page 79 Tracl4 Season 1933 LITTLE SIX INDOOR MEET-IOWA CITY, MARCH 25 Fairfield garnered 56 poinfs fo lead Offumwa and Muscafine in fhe firsf confesf of fhe season. The boys held four firsfs, four seconds, and fhree fhirds. STATE INDOOR MEET-IOWA CITY, APRIL 3 Fairfield gafhered buf few poinfs here, as Clinfon won fhe meef in which fen ouf of fourfeen records were brolcen. OSKALOOSA RELAYS-APRIL 22 l-lere we finished eighfh in a field of sfrong compefifion wifh Oslcaloosa winning her own meef. l-lowever, Bill Dabner finished high in bofh fhe hurdles and iavelin. DRAKE RELAYS-DES MOINES, APRIL 29 Fairfield senf ifs fwo-mile relay feam, made up of McDonald, Merle l-lesfon, Nixon, and Crandall, fo fhe meef, buf failed fo win. LITTLE SIX OUTDOOR-BURLINGTON, MAY 5 We were unable fo bring back eifher firsf or second, buf ran a close 'rhird here. Our mile relay feam sef a new conference record, and Roy Dabner won in fhe high hurdles. DISTRICT MEET-FAIRFIELD, MAY I3 Davenporf won fhis meef wifh 47 poinfs, and Fairfield was sixfh wifh 22 poinfs. Bill Dabner won firsf in fhe low hurdles, buf our mile relay feam was nosed ouf by Davenporf, who sef fwo new records. STATE OUTDOOR MEET-AMES, MAY 20 We senf fhe mile relay feam and Bill Dabner fo Ames. FT. MADISON RELAYS-FT. MADISON, MAY 30 Our mile relay feam, made up of Black, Crandall, Gillespie, and Dabner capwred firsf here, and Dabner scored second in fhe 220 low hurdles. Alfhough our frack squad was nof a galaxy of sfars, we had several fine performers. Affer winning fhe Liffle Six Indoor Meef, we dropped down in a meef or fwo, buf we climaxed our season by finishing high af Burlingfon. TRACK SOUAD OF LETTERMEN l00 yard dash-Dabner, Gillespie, R. l-lesfon 220 yard dash-Dabner, Gillespie, Black 440 yard dash-Gillespie, Black 220 low hurdles--Bill and Roy Dabner ll0 high hurdles-Roy Dabner Mile relay--Gillespie, Blaclc, Dabner, Nixon Mile medley-Black, Crandall, Gillespie, Dabner Pole vaulf-Morrill, Genfry, Manary High iump-Spraff Broad jump-Brown, Dabner Discus-Waferhouse Javelin-Dabner, Rowley Shof-Waferhouse Page 80 ' Agwfu, sf. 4- W if fi'- 4515 Q T ir: Qi W . fi Vfiiewil-5' si '-5 Aw 'i ggi-va-J? I Jia-:we W ' l. John Lillie, 2. Virginia Van Nosfrand, 3. Vic Kurlca and Taylor Langner, 4. Rulh Van Fleef, 5. Bill Smilh and Bob Eaefon, 6. Doris Vannalla, 7. Bill Smifh, 8. Bill Smilh, 9. Paul Campbell, IO. Bob Slorlz, Il. Verna Fry, I3. l-lulene Work, I4. Helen and Mar- garel Sforlz, IS. Gordon Ruhe, I6. Howard Keller, I7. Evelyne Tullle, I8. l-larolcl and Darlene Hoskins, I9. Allene Charles, 20. Doro+hy Calhoun, 2l. John Pedrick, 22. Chrisline Pedrick, 23. Mary Eleanor Barnes, 24. M. Ellioll, 25. George Baker, 26. Maasdam Twins, 27. Be++y Gibson, 28. May Farmer, 29. Harold Larson, 30. Barbara Larson, 3l. Lewis Pequignot 32. Rulh BonneH, 23. John Leech, 34. John Fryen Page 82 Cdl2DCldl' Seplember 4-School opened. New program explained lOh! The longer hoursl. N. R. A. parade and was The high school represenled? Wal- Jrer Manley and lrwin Wildman were The only loyal school cilizens. Seplernebr 5-l-loward Keller caplain of forbidden sock fighl' showed ex- ceprional aloilily. Y. IJ HB5 WQN C elle . - M 5031- ' KM Wd W Q - H' -J . exif 4 .illl Cf-llbflee CS-27739'7'5, Oil. ll ' ' , 5 3' .El-l.'.,2?fc'e - V 'milkosiililw f ,.--.1 rw-15, E47 ' '-' VW GU 'Nice div -Y' 0 ggi , I , I A G g'? Mi y I 5 Q .f x ,O Q if x w .3 f X r ' r 4 '15, QQ 7 35' ' 'EQ 'nil'-vvi 'e l 6 'assi Ynlivewlil ,iff .Q S Y, Aan- -146 X 27-Away. .-.- E' U f ai!! C . O f '27 Dec 7 We 24 , 'f f' f if ' 7747 ff L ,fjzWTO. Comwfffe E931 Jew-vice-9 Dec! 7 pg Dee 17 Dec 22 , if VWQWH '-v Elilli is il - if f?-inf Qgigmesfev 7E6't6 L 02-n ll-I2 '4'5wH fl Jf3W3'N6NFQJ A wif' an-M lil W Q I ,1:f- 1' .- Mgrj aff! l I fi ei wma llli m'f Zs,,.1u. I-'Eb f-,X '22 'l la1- P j2'8 5 s s, 5 Hz f .- feb an 6 2 SJ . pau l '? J S 'V 21- 28 Apr 6' GMU! WB is qcaii 71 A '7 28 P l 1-alle may W 'Mile Rehy qui' lf' Z u in vi .' lf W 6 ' 153-?,.2,i A A f v e 'Q , 'rl I5 ' 'fi i fi., l ll il x is 1 L If : fwhmma' air Seprember 8-F.l-l.S. vs. Fairfield Alumni. Alumni won. Sepfemloer Il-Girl Reserve book sale ended. Seplember I5-Eldon-Fairfield foolball game. We won. Page 83 Sepfember 20-Girl Reserve mixer. Freshman-Sophomore nighf. Freshmen won. Sepfember 21-Firsf Hi Y meefing. 120 in affendance. Normal Training inifiafion. Sepfember 22-Fairfield-Bloomfield foofball game. Boys' Pep Commiffee presenfed N.R.A. sfunf. Fairfield won. La ke. Sepfember 25-Fire Drill lNo fire-foo badl. ' Sepfember 26-Weekly Blasf came ouf in ifs firsf issue. Sepfember 27-l-li Y picnic. Sepfember 29-Girls' Glee Club fried fo feach us fhe high school song. Sepfember 20-Mf. Pleasanf-Fairfield foofball game af Mf. Pleasanf. Vicfory , bell rang for fwo hours. Ocfober I- All Fairfield read sporf secfion of Des Moines Regisfer. Ocfober 2-Zellner, fhe impersonafor. Ocfober 6-Parsons-Carfhage game. Afe indoors, oufdoors. and every- where. F. l-l. S.-Cskaloosa game. They won. Ocfober I I-Ufica Jubilee singers. l-li Y benefif concerf. Ocfober I3--Fufure Farmers pure bred gilf sale. lEgan enfers one chicken.l Pep Boys impersonafecl Jubilee Singers. Albia's Army Gof Drowned. Ocfober I7-Drake Singers. Ocfober I8-Reporf Cards. Eldon firsf feam and F.l-l.S. second feam. Leffer Club has firsf meefing. Ocfober I9-Sophomores wenf 'ro library for insfrucfions from Senafor Fulfon. Ocfober 20-Who's afraid of fhe big bull dog? Bulldog won fhe fighf. Ocfober 25-l-li Y Girl Reserve barn parfy. lPlenfy fo drinkl. Foofball boys' Ocfober 26 lands picfures in Des Moines Tribune. lCuz Waferhouse flafferedl -Capfain Salsbury 'ralks fo F.l-l.S. abouf savages of foreign l-le claimed he didn'f wish us dead. Ocfober 27-Muscafine game. Fairfield won 8 fo O. Pep Girls sfaged prize fighf. Ocfober 30-Nafional Girl Scouf Week begun. Leffer Club parfy af Walfon Foofball boys have vacafion. Ocfober 3l-lllusfrafed picfures fhrough Rhine Valley by Professor Shreiber. November 2-3-Sfafe Teachers' Associafion. November 7-Firsf senior meefing-elecfion of officers. November 5-I I-Nafional Educafion Week. November 8-Firsf S.P.Q.R. meefing. Dick Schafer, Bob Elmore, James Wel- day gof kicked ouf. Girl Reserve cafeferia supper. Louise Messer spoke. November 9-Play presenfed by Freshmen. November IO-Washingfon vs. Fairfield. We won 6 fo O. November I2-Firsf Girls Glee Club sang af Presbyferian Church. A November I4-Girls' Glee 'Club pof-luck supper af Maxine Cupp's. November I5-S.P.Q.R. inifiafion supper. November I6-Faculfy Parfy af Walfon Lake. November I7-Girls' Pep meefing. Macbefh impersonafed. Three Griff- ifhs play xylophone. November I8-Safurday affernoon game. Ff. Madison 7, Fairfield 6. November 20-Ring and Pin Commiffee announced. November November December December 27-Pracfice debafe af VVashingfon. 29-Reporf Cards. Thanksgiving vacafion. 5-l-lenfon Pay Chapel- Does Crime Pay? 7-Plymoufh Car Chapel. Globe Troffers sponsored by Leffer Club. December I2-Girl Reserve Mofhers' Tea. lMofhers do fhe workl. 94 February 3 December I3-Foofball banquef by Pep Girls. Too Much Harmony. December I7-Candle Lighf Service af lvlefhodisf Church. December I8-lvlisner Players- Ships Afloat December I9-Firsf baslcefball game. Eldon losf. December 20-Our firsf feam losf fo Eldon af Eldon. December 2l-Lincoln Liffle Theafer. December 22-Leffer Chapel. Chrisfmas Vacafion. January 8-King Male Quarfef. January 9-F.l-l.S. Albia baslcefball game. Did you know Sally Rand was fhere? January I l-I2-Semesfer Tesfs. January I2-F.l-LS. Offumwa baskefball game. We losf by l poinf. January I5-New Semesfer. Firsf Girls' Glee Club inifiafion. Foofball Ban- quef-Crayne presenf. January I7-Cenfury of Progress Marioneffes for milk fund. January 20--Glee Club inifiafion ended. January 22-Leffer Club inifiafion lgunny sacksi Dinner fo end inifiafion. January 25-Quill Sfaff announced. January 26-Girls' Pep Commiffee puf on pep sfunf-l-lansel and Grefal. January 26-lvluscafine game lwe losfl. January 30-War Picfures. January 3l -War Picfures confinued. Freshmen-Sophomore fesfs. February 2-Burlingfon game. They won 28-23. -Oslcaloosa game lfhey wonl. February 5-New senior enfered. February 9-lvlf. Pleasanf game I9-I7. February II-Minnie Bell married. February I9-Margaref Smifh quif school affer being married fwo weeks. February 20-Mardonis Pay Chapel. February 2I-Jefferson Counfy Declam Confesf. Fairfield Qof fwo firsfs and a second. l-li Y lvleefing. February 22-Washingfon's Birfhday celebrafed by affending school. February 23-Washingfon-Fairfield game lwe wonl. February 26-High School Carnival was a greaf success. February 27-Arrival of Mary Louise l-loerner. We gof ouf of school for fen minufes fo find ouf fhe nufrifious value of oranges. February 28-Pracfice for Legion Play is going sfrong. March l-2-3-Tournamenf-Washingfon won. March 8-9- Take If Easy -Universal play. March I2-Pay Chapel-April Fool-he didn'f come. March I3-College plays. March March March I5-Sub-disfricf confesf. Bruce won. I9-Pay Chapel posfponed again-deah-deah. l-li Y Girl Reserve parfy-Commiffee meefings all day lespecially I9- during classesl. March 20-News of Girls' Glee Club confesf af Wellman on following Friday. March 2 I-Girls' Glee Club bring l-lam sandwiches for dinner lgeffing ready for confesfl. ' - March 2l-Pep Commiffee gives baslcefball forensic banquef-Whiffingfon foasfmasfer. March 22-Dramafic Club sponsors C.C.C. minsfrel show. March 23-24-Music Confesf af Wellman. Laurier ranks superior. March 22-Eleven new cases of mumps-hardly any one leff fo have fhem now. March '27-Chapel-Bird lvlan lfweef-fweefl. Page 85 March 28-Piclure show on Jreelh. March 29-Wienies on Wednesday by Drarnalic Club. March 29-Junior Class officers elecled. March 30-Junior Play Casl announced lonce in a lilelimel. March 30-Coe College Band Concerls. lMay l Sleep ln Your Barn Tonighl, Misler . March 30-Nlominalions for Girls' Glee Club Cabinel for l935. March 3 I-Girl Reserve Cabinel announced. ' April 5-Spring Vacalion lEdi'ror goes down wilh murnpsl. April 6-Teachers' Meeling. April 6-7-Music Conlesl al' Washinglon. April I6-Junior speciallies announced. April I6-Baclc lo school again. April I7-Uldine Ulley speaks al F.l-l.S. April I7-Girl Reserve Cabinel Meeling. April I8-Piclure show-aboul' bananas. April I9-Red Domino picnic in High School Gym. April 23-Senior Meeling. April 24-Philosopher Meeling. April 25-Girl Reserve lnslallalion banquel. April 27-28-Drake Relays. April 28-30-May l-Junior Play. May 7-8-S+a+e Tesfs. May I7-I8-Final examinalions for Seniors. May 25-26-Senior Play. May 27-Baccalaureale. May 28-Graclualrion. May 29-Senior Chapel. Junior-Senior Banquel. Senior Picnic. Q38 Senior Chapel Al' senior chapel on May 30. scholaslic honors were given lo Roberla Munro, valediclorian, and fo Maxine Larmore, salulalorian. Miss Calverl announced lhal Maxine Larmore, Rober+a Munro, Donna While, Mary Whealley, and Margaref Carr were eligible lo receive pins given by S.P.Q.R. for excellence in iourlh year Lalin, bul due lo lhe bank silualion, lhe girls received only 'rhe dislinclion wilh promise of 'rhe aclual medals as soon as 'rhe banks open. Page 86 Commencement Program On May 29, 'rhe Class ol l933, which was Jrhe largesl class ever lo graduale from Fairfield High School. presenled The following program al Chaulauqua Park: Processional-- lnvocalion ......,....,.........,.,.................,........ Rev. U. S. Smilh Speech and Reason Dislinguish Men From Beasls ...... Larmore All Nalure is buf Arr ,.....,,,,...,.,,........... Malcolm McDonald Drink lo Me Only Wifh Thine Eyes, Jonson ............,... Normal Training Sexlel Velma Johnson, Marjorie Parcell, Louise l-lill, Margarel Rodenrnayer, Eslher Pixley, Mariorie Rodenmayer. Reading Makelh a Full Man .............,,......,.. Marna Sandell Farlher, Go, and Fare Worse ...... ...,... L eland Whilaker Concerlo, in A Minor, Accolay ......... ........ M illon Ullman Idle People l-lave Leasl Leisure ................ Mary Whealley Al 'rhe Games End We Shall See Who Gains ............ ' l-luglm RhdpSOcly NO. IZ, Liszl ..................,,.......,,,.... Rulrh Roulson The Universal Language of Mankind ........ Roberla Munro Trees, Rasbach-l-larris ...,, ,,,,.... ...,,....,,,,,..,,,,.,.,.... 6 i rls' Sexlel Alpha l-lunler, Dixie Johnson, Mariorie Parcell, Oma Mae Sands, Vida lrelan, Amy Williamson. Presenlalion of Class ..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,, Supl: W, G. Pence Awarding ol Diplomas by W. B. Parrell, Pres. of Board of Educalion. Benecliclion .......... ........ R ev. Gilberl Voorhies Recessional- Page 87 Page 88 'Jokes Mrs. I-Iallberg: Why are you IaTe Tor class again This morning? Bruce Caldwell: Well, a sign down here- Mrs. I-Iallbergz Well, whaT has a sign goT To do wiTh iT? Bruce Caldwell: You see The sign said, 'School Ahead, Go Slow'. DOT Calhoun ldancing wiTh Skinny Bakerl: You may sTep on my TeeT, George, and you may bump me inTo oTher people, and you may ruin my gown, buT please don'T grin as Though I were enjoying iT. Arlene I-Iudgel: I-low did you geT ThaT cold, RuTh? RuTh Swanson: SaT ouT a couple oT dances ouTside The armory in The car wiTh noThing around me The oTher nighT. Arlene: WhaT was The maTTer wiTh Rowley? Ted's business ways are awTuI: you call, he's noT abouT. I-Iis card reads, ln Trom IO To I. BuT IO To I he's ouT. Miss PeTerson lin economicslz Now, Johnny, whaT would your TaTher pay if he owed The baker Two dollars, The buTcher TiTTeen dollars, The miIkman Johnny Pedrick: NoThin,' Miss PeTerson, he'd move. English Teacher: Elvin, whaT are The Two genders? Elvin Fickel: Masculine and Teminine. The masculine is divided inTo TemperaTe and inTemperaTe, and The Teminine is divied inTo Trigid and Torrid. Do you have any jokes Tor The Quill, Miss PeTerson? Miss PeTerson: Only Those who walk in and ouT oT my class each day. Mrs. Mi+cheII: WhaT is The name oT an auThor whose TaTher manuTac- Tured pencils? I Orland BaTes: Eversharp. Miss Baker: Whom did Silas Marner cure oT dropsy? Freshman: Sally Rand. Appeared in Lewis PeguinoT's Theme: My grandTaTher was born in America. I-Ie is The only grandpa or grandma I have sTiII Iiving. 1 Virginia Van NosTrand rushing inTo The library: Do you have a brieT hisTory oT The world sTarTing abouT I492. A sophomore asked Tor a copy oT Caeser's Garlic Wars. Coach: WhaT is a viIlage? I-Ioward E: A place where They have sidewalks. Skinny Baker was clerking in aT Madden's sTore one day selling hosiery. Lady: Do your sTockings run very high? Skinny: JusT above The knees, lady. Page 89 Do you remember?- Way back when Vivienne's grandma caughT John Labagh kissing her good nighT! Way back when John Labagh impersonaTed Sally Rand aT a baskeTbaIl game-wiThouT a Tan? ln hisTory class Miss Lindauer remarked ThaT she hoped The sTudenTs wouldn'T mind her calling Them by Their nicknames. DoroThy Bogardus: Oh, we like nicknames. Call me DOT. William Zierlein: ThaT's Tine--call me Dash. Miss Baker in English: Make your senTences so clear ThaT The mosT sTupid person can undersTand Them-Then l will know whaT you mean. Miss RoTh: Do you wanT your nofebook, Clyde? Clyde Bruder: Yeahl Miss RoTh: Yes mom, Clyde. Clyde: You're noT my mom. Virginia Van was selecTed To play The comedian parT in The iunior play This year. Virginia: Look 'ere, l obiecT To goin' on iusT aTTer The monkey acT. Bill Schroeder lThe coachl: Well, perhaps you oughT. They mighT Think you were an encore. Mr. De Kalb was giving The class a IecTure on graviTy. Now class, he said, His The law oT graviTy ThaT keeps us on The earTh. Paul Oliver: BuT, Mr. De Kalb, how did we keep on The earTh before The law was passed? Mr. De Kalb: Who elecTs The King oT England? Marie Anderson: l'm noT sure, buT I Think The PresidenT oT The U. S. BeTTy Thoma lin French classl: Now, Marge, don'T mehTion book re- porTs Today. Marge Simmons: Why, Tell me? WhaT makes you Think ThaT l would? BeTTy: Oh, we're Tellin' all The dumb kids noT To. Marge: Oh! who Told you? 'Why would Mr. WhiTTingTon make a good barber? 'Cause he's such a cuTe liTTle shaver. BeTTy Thoma: I goT all A's on my physics' experimenTs This sernesTer. and l'm workin' all by myself. Vic Kurka: ls ThaT so? Aways? ' BeTTy: Well, nearly always. Of course iT's iusT according To whom I copy Trom. Page 90 ATTer The TirsT daTe ThaT ElizabeTh Graham had wiTh Darrell Sinn, conversaTion was carried on beTween her and a girl Triend. Girl Triend: Well, l suppose Darrell TlaTTered you and Told you charming you were ElizabeTh. This how ElizabeTh: I Thinlc he in+ended To Though he wasn'T quiTe successTul. l-le declared ThaT my beauTy was very scarce indeed! Handsome salesman: Couldn'T l inTeresT you in an auTomobile? PreTTy girl: Perhaps you could. Come around in one some day. The boy once wished his dad had a candy sTore now has a son wishes his dad had a Tilling sTaTion. The English liTeraTure classes were compelled To draw Grecian urns. Mrs. Reed: Edgar, whaT is This line on your Grecian urn Tor? Edgar: ThaT's The cow.'i Mrs. Reed: The cow? Vifell, where is The cow? Edgar: The cow's on The oTher side. ThaT's The Tail. Johi L.: You Tickle me. Viv. l-lammon: NOT halT as much as your beard Ticlcles me. who Mr. Saur: The UTica Jubilee Singers are so good ThaT when They wenT To Europe expecTing To be gone only a year, They sTayed I8 weeks. Miss PorTer: l-low many sides does a circle have? George McClain: Two-The inside and ouTside. English Teacher: Are you chewing gum? Orland BaTes: No, l'm Orland BaTes. Mr. WhiTTingTon: Where will The average sTenographer be in TwenTy- Tive years? I Leon Kause: Married To The boss. Page 9l Page 92 Nicknames Abbey, Donald ...A.... Allison, Cassius .... Auckland, Davis .,.. Baker, Ernesl' .,..,.., Baker, George ...,.. Black, Glen .......s Blough, Jaclc ........ . Booion, Glenn ...,. Briggs, Wood row ........ Dick .,.....,.. Brown, Bucher, Clarence Caldwell, Bruce ,... Campbell, Paul ....,.... Charles, Henley ..,.....,. Chezum, Ralph ......,.. Coghlan, Roberl ,,........ Chrisl, Edgar ........ Egan, Harry... Da bner, Roy ..........., Emanuel, Howard .....,... Feldman, Morris... Fickel, Elvin .............. Gaumer, Slewa ri ........ Gilbert Paul ......... Goodell, LaVern... Hawk, Kennelh .......... Hesion, Merle ..... Hesion, Roberi ........ Holgale, Raymond ......... Hoskins, Harold .......... Johnson, Alberl ........ Kasowslci, Richard ........ Kurlca, Viclor ......... .........Don .........Casey ........John ............Bake ........ Squeak ...... Nas+y ...... BuHer Romeo .........lrish Pele-Blue Boy T-Head ...... Snipe ........ 'Chung ........ Chizoo ..........Bob ........Ed .......Hanlc ....... Babe .........Emanuel ........... Ike ..... Sunshine Doc ........ Bugs ...........Bill .........Kenny Emil ........ l-lalf-Pin+ ...........Hank ...... Recl ......,,.Diclc .......Vic Kause, Leon ...... Langner, Taylor .... Larson, Harold ...,,... Laughlin, Charles .... Lillie, John ...........,... Manning, Kennelh ....... Mickels, Joe ................. McFadden, George ....... McLean, Norion .......,. Parsons, Roberi ........ Pedrick, John ........ Rolh, Richard .......... Rowley, George ..... Sherlock, l-loward ....... Simpson, Roy .........,. Sinn, Darrell .......... Smifh, Leo ......A..,.. Smilhson, 'Willis ....... Swilzer, Ernesl .....,.... Tucker, Willard ......... Van Fleel, Dcrence.. Vernon, William ...... Voyles, Rol:Jerl'........ ..........Lee ........ OHo .........Swede .......lvlose ........Johnny .......John Joe ...... Buss URGCO-I ..........Bob ........,.Ped .........Richey ........ Rowl Doc ........Simp ....... KilIer .........SmiHy ..........WiIIie Tarzan Tuck ..........Van ...........Bi!I ....... Terry Warner, Richard .......,. ....,. . . .. Bud Walerhouse, Fry .....,,.. ..,,............. ' 'CuZ Winier, Alva ............. Slugging Al Yeasl, Jackson ....., Allison, Jeanelle ..... Anderson, Lillian ..... Avery, Ferne ........ Barnes, Mary Eleanor Bales, Bernice... ......... Benny ..........Jenny ..........Lily ...... Fernie IIM E ll ..... Bernie Bender, Ediih ............... ..... ' 'Queenie Bowermasler, Rosalie ..... ........ R ose Bruder, Doroihy .......... .......... D ol' Page 93 I Burke, Jane .,..,,,,,,., Burkie Calhoun, Dorolliy ,,,,,.. Budclieu Caviness, Maxine ,,,,,,, ,,,, ' 'Pa+ Coleson, Verlyn ....,.,,,,..,.,, ,,,,, Brick Culberlson, Carrie Bell Elsensohn, Frances ...,... Follen, Donna ....,,.,, Fullon, Elizabellw ,77.,a.. Glasgow, Kallwerineu, Hale, Rulh .......,.,.,,. Haslings, Wanda ....... Hobson, Dorollmy ,7,..... Howell, Margarel ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, l-luclgel, Arlene ...,... Kann, Reilhel .,...... Lillle, Virginia ........... Manning, Dorolhy .,...... Minnie, Lydia .......,,. Myers, Marjorie s......,. Pelerson, Maxine ......,. Schafer, Mary Ellen ..... 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