Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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THE QUILL FIRST ROW-Junior Miller, Junior Martin, Irvin Wildman, Robert Shaw, Dick Caughlan. Bob Clow. Ben McGuire, Roy Bates, jack Underwood, Fred Turner, Wilbur Anderson. SECOND ROW--john Leech, Deane Braun, La Verne Heston, Norman Little, Wm. Zier- lein, Milton Graham, Paul Caviness, Paul Oliver, Richard Ain, Wayne Bequeath. THIRD ROW-Warren Switzer, Wesley Hamm, Richard Leathers, Roy Larson, Joe Earley, Bill Smith, La Verne Burnette, Quentin Faclcler, Xvalter Manley, Charles Whitham, Bob Myers. FOURTH ROW-Bob Easton, Robert Rowley, David McKenzie, Eliel Kirkpatrick, Bob Gamrath, Glen Hollander, Bob Johnson, Stanley Laughlin, Max Davison. Dick Blough, FIFTH ROW-Bill Peavey, Bob Finley, Donalcl Larmore, Marvin Perry, Bob Killion, Bill Fitch, Ben Holmes, Edward Schaffer, Jerry Miller, Henry Roland. JUNIOR BOYS The Junior boys have taken a great interest in all high school activities. This may be proved by the fact that 21 boys were in dramatics, debate, and declam combinecl, I3 in Hi-Y, I2 went out for football, 7 in Glee Clubs, 6 in band ancl orchestra and there were 3 Pep Club Boys. President Secretary Vice President Treasurer Jerry Miller Bettye Gibson Pauline Coleson John Leech Twenty-five

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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

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THE QUILL FIRST ROW-Marjorie Lauder, Doris Switzer, Betlye Gaines, Dorothy Turner, Roberta Millhouse, Beverly ,lane Smith, Doris Green, Ruth Stallman, Dorothy Goodwin, Lucille Spray, Lois Buckingham, Dorothy Mitchell, Mary Swinlc, Dorothy Bates, Maycel Blough, Marjorie Hadley. SECOND ROW-Ruth Laws, Dorothy Nelson, Mabel Oliver, Vivian Morris, Elizabeth Hagans, Lottie Hansen, Mary Louise Edmondson, Pauline Helterbran, Doris Vannatta, Rosalie Van Dyke, Mary Farmer, Leona Yargus, Vivian Heston, Florence Clarke. THIRD ROW-Thelma johnson, lsabel Parsons, Mary McAllister, Frances Comingore, Wilma Spray, llene Nelson, Florence Shanstrom, Josephine Spencer, Maxine Steele, Ella Marie Tompkins, Jeanne Lawrence, Mary Briggs, Ellanor Bruder, Kathryn Armstrong, Norma Wilkins. FOURTH ROW--C-lendora West, Elsie Mae Larson, Ethel Nelson, Evelyn Overton, Marie Feehan, Louise Hughes, Doris Wilson, Rose Ann Hunt, Louise Heer, Florence Gorman, Myrna Brown, Dorothy Dempsey, Charmian Nady. FIFTH ROW-Helen Koontz, Evelyn Hoskins, Evelyn Miller, Sarah Switzer, Gwendolyn Hartman, Marian Lindsay, Marian Keiser, Wilda Manning, lrma Shuppy, Jean Mrclrels, Eleanor Anderson, Gene Standford. Z , I Sophomore Girls I The sophomores, as a class, have the reputation of being the smartest class in high school, and from our statistics this may hold true. Twenty-seven out of 72 girls joined the Girl Reserves, 20 were in S. P. Q .R., 20 were in Clee Club and their were I6 in debate, declnm, and dramatics combined. Twenty-six