Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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THE QUILL SENIOR RING AND PIN COMMITTEE FIRST ROW-Harold johnson, Prudence Higgenbottom, Mr. Saur, Pauline Cochran, George Lesher. SECOND ROW-Herbert Crow, Jessie Stever, Dale Keller, Hulene Work, Wallace Auckland, Betty Jacobs, Bob Sommer-ville. CLASS OFFICERS Wallace Auckland ......,..........,.......,.........,.......... President Karlena Thoma ..,..... ,,..., V ice President Ruth Van Fleet ...E..,. E,......................,......,....... S ecrctary Thomas Louden .,,......,.,.E,......................,.......... Treasurer CLASS IVIOTTO Either find a path or make one. CLASS COLORS Lavendar and Blush Pink CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose HONOR ROLL-CLASS 1936 To succeed in having your name placed among those on the Honor Roll of the senior class is an achievement to be proud of. Thirty of this year's graduating class made the grade. Others missed by only the small margin of 211000 per cent. An average of B or better for the four ycar's work is necessary to gain this coveted honor. The valedictorian of the class of I936 is Ruth Van Fleet. The salutatorian, Jeanne Dunn, had an average of 4,f I000 per cent above her closest competitor. It can readily be seen that competition is keen and that gaining a place on the Honor Roll is no push-over. Wallace Auckland Erlys Griffin Christine Peclrick Jessie Stever Alice Barclen Kathryn Grove Albert Porter Paul Tackett Beatrice Berg Harold Hadley Janet Potts Karlena Thoma Marjorie Castile Maurine Hoskins Cordon Ruhe Ruth Van Fleet Olabeth Coots Harold Johnson Clara Mae Schillerstrom Kathryn Voorhies Herbert Crow Barbara Little Eloise Smith Noma Wilson May Donovan Tom Louden Helen Steele Hulene Work Jeanne Dunn Mary Peck Tim-rlly-fllrcc

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Hulene Work Girls' Pep Committee l. 3. 4 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Red Domino 4 junior Play Mixed Sextet 4 S. P. R. 2, 3 THE QUILL Bob Zeigler Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3 4 Letter Club 4 Basketball Captain Hi-Y l, 2. 3, 4 junior Play Orchestra l, 2 Philosopher Red Domino 3, 4 No Senior pictures lor following Chas. Duggan Letter Club Athletic Manager Hazle Hickcnlmltom Biggsville H. S., Ill. l, 2 Junior Night Glenn Henness Frccl Metzger Shop Foreman Dwight Poole Senior Class Qllicers Tommy Louzlcn Karlcna Tlioma Ruth Van Fleet Wallace Auckland Treasurer Vice President Secretary President Twcnly-Iwo

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THE QUILL FIRST ROW-Esther Finkle, Eloise Langner, Kathleen Maasdam, Virginia Hootman, Irene Duggan, julia Morgan, Kathryn Maasdam, May Farmer, Evelyn Wikoff, Mar- jorie Elliott, Ida Mae Carlson, Lois Hawkins, Refa Bequeath, Evelyn Miller, Doris Cochran, Darlene Seaman. SECOND ROW-Bettye Gibson, Virginia Kessel, Wilma Grant, Ruth Zillman, Phyllis Sauer, Leola johnson, Ruth Walker, Verna Fry, Willa Mae Allison, Arlena Smith, Margaret Stark, Doris Nelson, jaunita De Good. THIRD ROW-Dorothy Monroe, Marjorie Coats, Laura Hodge, Fern Lawson, Mary Carolyn Ford, Margaret Stortz, Esther Eyestone, Edith Tucker, lrma Sirdoreus, Eliza- beth Lindsay, Rita Shelangoski, Dona Elmore, Winifred Mccallister, Margaret O'Dean, Dorothy Wnorowski. FOURTH ROW--Ruth Moyer, Darlene Hoskins, Pauline Coleson, Catherine Clark, Betty Larson, Persis George, Martha Jane Crandall, Ruth Castile, Mary Lee Neuhart, Arlene Dewey, Wilma Grant, Roberta Kann, Kathryn Kane. y Junior Girls The juniors don't wish to have the seniors do better than they so this prob- ably accounts for the outstanding part that they have taken in extra-curricular activities. In vocal work, 29 girls participated, I9 were members of Girl Re- serves, 20 went out for debate, cleclam, and dramatics, I7 were in the S. P. R. Club, and 4 Pep Club girls. Twenty-four