Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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THE QUILL, l FIRST ROW-Bob Roth, Warren Swanson, George McCormick, George Hollis, Jaye Crist, Maurice Kaska, Charles Allender, Harlan Smith, LeRoy Howard, Charles Harwood, Leo Burnett. Raymond Elder, Willard Ogden, Claude Webb. SECOND ROIV-Paul McMurray, Bruce Bell, Jim Perry, Bob Egan, Teddy Saur, Daniel Young, Robert Hidy, Don Emanuel, John Goodman, Wayne Wlxitaker, David Parret, Robert Carlson. THIRD ROW-Albert Burke, Max Heston, Dwight Parker, Bob Marr, Bob Simmons, Clarke Hovey, Wayne Harrell, Robert Hiatt, Chester Manley. Bud Coen, Lawrence johnson. FOURTH ROW-Clyde Bruders, Edward Allender, Shirley Swan, Bob Bean, Bob Nelson. Billy Zeigler, Frank Rizor, Pera Kirkpatrick, Bob Despain, Robert Mclntosh, Loren Miller. FIFTH ROW-John Six, Roland Smith, Dewayne Barton, Donald Barton, Oren Champ, Richard Larson, Charles Stortz, Verne Hix, Wayne Tompkins, Lewis Nady. Sophomore Boys The boys are just as active as the girls which will be shown by the following data. Twenty out of 68 boys joined Hi-Y, 15 went out for football, I2 for track, I0 for basketball, 8 had instrumental music work, 5 took speech work, and 3 were on the Boys' Pep Club. Twcnly-scvcn

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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

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THE QUILL FIRST ROW--Eloise Hartman, Daphyne Snider, Bettye Phillips, Mary Helen O'Neill, Jean Harmon, Bernice Baughman, Dorothy Logan, Helen Mccallister, Rosalie Seaman, Wilma Kann, Evelyn Kepler, Betty ,lane Griswold, Olavine McGuire, Caroline Myers, Jeanette Stewart, Bernice Nlurphy. Carol Anderson. SECOND ROW --Marcella Burke, Bemis Spray, Louise Edmonds, Mary Louise Cummings, lona McCormick, Adrene Yardley, Buena Overholser, Ethel Coffin, Naomi Robinson, Maizie Berg, Verna Mae Yetter, Wilma Speer, Carol jereel, Jeanette Anderson. THIRD ROW-Angeline Adams, Maxine Day, Marion Myers, Georgia Dalaner, Marjorie Boley, Lenora McCormick, Pauline Crafton, Bonnie Rizor, -lanan Schroeder, Jane Short, Dorothy Aldrich, Thelma Allen, Phyllis Mitchell, Doris Heckenberg. FOURTH ROW-Mary Frances Hadley, Marjorie Talley, Regine Clarke, Roberta Hilliard, Pauline johnson, Marjorie Woodruff, lrma Vannatta, jean Bowdish, Ruth Gilbert, Lois Wagner, Doris Ringelspach, Margaret Lesher, Willa Mae Taylor, Mary Wilson. FIFTH ROW-Maryetta Rowley, Charaign Castel, Ruth Larson, Betty Lou Wray, Charlotte Bowers, Mary Louise Coots, Helen Duncan, Wilma Tucker, Dorothy Brown, Geneva Schaffer, Ruth I-lisel, Edith Nelson, Dorothy Smith. freshman Girls The idea has long prevailed that the freshmen are Green Freshiesf' But from the information that we have gathered, our freshman class must be an excep- tion. We have found that the freshmen girls participated in a number of extra- curricular activities. Out of 82 girls, Sl joined the Girl Reserves, 38 were in glee clubs, I6 in declam, IO in instrumental work, and 4 were in the pep club. Twenty-eight