Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1938 volume:

W ,,,, ,,vY17,,,,,- O DOC :Oc :Qc :Qc :Oc 101 :Oc :Qc :Oc DOC ig FAIRFIELD I-IIGI-I SCI-IOOL Commencement 0 O 0 Program 0 CLASS oF1Q38 II QI O O N Q IIIIIIII IIISILQSIUIII Baccalaureafe Sermon .,,,...,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, May 22-7:45 p. m Junior-Senior Banquelr .... .........,. ,.,.,,,,,,,.,..,.,,, May 23-6:45 p. m Senior Class Play .......,..,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, May 24-8:I5 p. m Comrnencemenf Program ....,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, May 26-8:00 p. m CLASS OFFICERS John Bangs .......,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,, Evelyn Turner .......... Marion Keiser ..,,.......... Wayne Harrell ........,., ,,,, .,,,,,,,, ,,., 4 ,,,, ,.,,, ......,.........-Me'rhodis'r Church MeIhodis+ Church ....,..........Chau'rauqua Park ..............Me'rhoclis'r Church .....................Presiden+ ............Vice Presideni' ..........-.....Secrefary ................Treasurer :Qc :Oc :Oc :Oc :Oz :Oc :Oc 1 Oc :Oc :Oc S. i l Baccalaureate Sermon Organ Recilal by Mrs. E. G. Linder The Los'r Chord .,...,,.,.,,,,,, ............. S ullivdn Bells Through 'rhe Trees ...... .......... E dmundson Peace ol God .......,...,,.,....,.....,.,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,, ............ S hure Paraphrase on lhe Hymn lS+. Kevinl .........Miles PROCESSIONAL-Grand March from Tannhauser ........ Wagner lnvocalion .... ..........Rev. W. J. Bell '.'Sanc+us .......,..,,,.,,,,,,.,..,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ........ D udley Buck Junior Girls' Sexlelle Vocal Duel'- O Divine Redeemer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,........,....,............. ........ G OUl'1Od Alloerl' Ford. Barilone - Douglas Bell, Tenor Scrlplure Lesson ........................... Prayer .............. Sons of Men ....... The Furs? Psalm ...........................,......................................... Junior Boys' Sermon, The Pursuil of l-lappiness .- Benediclion ................................... ....... S. P. Williamson -.-...-.-..Rev. Gilberl Voorhies ..........-....Cadman --.....-LaForge Double Quarlel' M. Gable ..........Rev. W. F. Rex RECESSIONAL- l-lymn 'ro Joy .............................................................. Beefhoven Audience please remain sranding during The recessional.l , wiv?--V 7.7 Y. IIS I hi! ml in roug A Romanlic Comedy in Three Ac'rs by ALLAN LANDON MARTIN CHARACTERS lln order of fheir appearancel John Car'rereHe .......,........ ...,.,. ,....,.,,.. ,....,, . . . Dr. Owen l-larding ........... Ellen ...............,.,,,..,,,,,,...., ....,.. Kalhleen Dungannon .-..-....John Bangs ...-..-...Don Emanuel ...Marion Lindsay .........Myrna Brown Willie Ainley ,,,,,,,,,, ......... R oloerl C6rlSOl'1 Kennelh Wayne .,.,.. ............. J ohn l:Ol'ClyC6 Kafhleen ,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,.. J eanne Lawrence Mary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,.....,. M ary Farmer Jeremial Wayne ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ........ R O berf Parker Q SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT I- May, wus. ACT H- Scene l-June, l365. Scene ll-Same as Acl l. ACT Ill- A May. I9l9. i SCENE: The garden of John 'Car'rareHe in England. lProduced by special arrangemenfljiiilh Samuel French Company. New Yorkl Commencement Exercises Q0 Musicale Prelude-Fes'rivi'ry .......... ........ S carmolin Ave Marie ............................,.,,.,,..,,,.....,...,.,,....,............................ ......... S chuberl Hugh Williams and Mrs. E. 6. Linder Toccaro ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,............., F rysinger Processional-Pomp and Chivalry ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,....... Chas. J. Roberls High School Orcheslra and Mrs. E. 6. Linder lnvocarion ..................,,,...,, ......... R ev. Silber? Voorhies You+h Faces rhe Fu+ure ....... ................ M ary Farmer Sexlelle, Dreams of Spring ..,...,......,.,...,,........,.......................................... SHBUSS Jeanne Lawrence, Louise Heer, Louise Hughes, Dororhy Milchell, Mary Swinlc, Florence Gorman 'Youlhs' Slalce in Democracy ............,,.,.,.,.,..................... ......... W ayne Harrell 'Youlhs' Problem of Securi'ry ,,,,,,.,,,,,, 7 ,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,....... .......... F lorence Clark Saxophone Duel. BarcaroIle from The Tales of Hoffman .............. J. Ol3ler1b6Cl1 Florence Gorman and Lewis Nady The Enemy Wirhin Our Gales-Crime ......,.................... ......... A lberr Burke The Enemy Beyond Our Gares-War .... ....... M arion Kaiser As Torrenrs in Summer .................................... ................... E lqer Pain a+ Perl-ing ,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,...., R egnerl-Cain Senior Mixed Chorus upreparalion is lhe Keynole 'ro Success ........... .......... Theodore SGUF. JF. Presenralion of Class ...................,.,..,.......,,..,............................... Supl. W. G. PenCe Awarding of Diplomas by Dr. W. T. Webb, Pres. 'Board of Educarion Benedicrion ,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,.,.,,,,............. Rev. Gilberl Vo0rhieS Recessional-Fesfival March ..................,..,.............................. ........ C arl' von Weber High School Orchesrra and Mrs. E. C-3. Linder THEIQUILL The Ouill Published lay tlme Senior Class ol FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Fairlielcl, lowa MAY 1938 VOLUME TWENTY-EIGHT TH TWO E QUILL--l938 FOREWORD Clhe members of The Class of '38 wish Zo presenl Zo you lhe hifliqhis oi the year. when looking through this book in qears to come, mag it bring manq pleasant memories 1 of the qood old school daqs. ' .si NWN'-, THE QUILL--I 938 DEDICATION The Quill Slalif dedicales lhis book lo lhe memory of 'lhe High School building which burned on 'lhe nighi' of April 22, I938, lhe building in which we have spenl' lhe las+ four years . . . ll holds indelible memories for all who ever aH'ended ii' . . . Many cilizens of lhis communily allended lhis High School. They may have hoped +ha+ lheir children could go lo lhe same school where lingers 'Fond memories of +heir own sludenl days. Now, 'rhis can never be . . . There will soon be a fine new building for 'lhem lo aHend . . . Many years will have 'lo pass before il can fill lhe place lhal' lhe old building occupied in 'lhe hearls of +he communily . . . Hs rows of 'rrophies in lhe cases galhered over a period of a quarler of a cenlury, 'lhe long halls, lhe clocks, and lhe marks on lhe chairs and desks . . . These are all gone for- ever . . . To lhese memories we dedicale lhis I938 QUILL. THREE TH E QUILL-I FOUR THE QUILL-I938 FIV E QUILL-I THE ouiu.-i Fairfield l'li3h School Song gg To Fairfield High, The school we love, We'll sing a song of praise: Tell of her many vicrories won And high her loanners raise. Vwfe'll glorify our Fairfield High And work for her wirh zesr And show fo all lhe world around Old Fairfield High is besl. We are a iolly sludenl band: We And Our And We The Yes, sland for loyally all wilh one accord we'll cheer leam lo viciory. when our high school days are o er never will forgel cheers we gave logefher +here: we can hear lhem ringing yer. CHORUS . . So le+'s join in and cheer, rahl rah! While we are gaihered here, rah! rah! rah! Cheer for old Fairfield l-lighl Laud her +o 'lhe sky! For we are ready +o fighl, wirh all our might For her honor and fame and her glorious name! So le+'s cheer, cheer, cheer, for dear old Fairfield l-ligh. -GLADYS WEST, 'I8 938 SEVEN THE oulLL-1938 Mr. Ward Mr. Sn-iilh Mr. Gaumer Mr. Slarr Dr. Webb lvlr. Fleming Mr. Lindauer Board of Education Presidenl ......,,7,,.,,. ,,7,,,,7,. D r. W. T. Webb Vice Presidenl ..,,7,,,, ......... E ugene Fleming Secrelary ...,...,,,, ,,7,,,...,..,..... John Lindauer Treasurer .,,,,,,.,., ,,,,,,,,,,..i,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,., W illiam Slam' Harvey Gaumer Booker Smilh John Ward U85 130' i 0 r EIGHT 'Q -to 563 5 ag lvlosl Boards ol Educalion spend many hours sludying lhe problems lhalr comcronl lhem every year while lhe communily al' large gives lillle lhoughl lo lheir labors. Gur board is no exceplion. The recenl clisaslrous fire lhal deslroyed our high school building Jrhe morning of April 22 has heaped hours and hours of addilional worlc and worry upon lheir shoulders. We know The people of Fairfield and Jrhe sludenls of old F. l-l. S. will give Them encourage- menl and supporl lhem in lhe diiclicull laslc of building a bigger and beller F. l-l. S. PRINCIPAL J. F. T. SAUR Simpson Universily Soulhern California Iowa Slale College THE QUILL I938 SUPT. W. G. PENCE Slale Teachers College Kirksville, Missouri Universily of Chicago Columbia Universily II ll II I Ill I IM, ll Il: ill Ill' ,TI III! 'Ili ,In X , IH III I II I I Iill IWI II I III IIIIII lllll IIIIIQ :lil I Ill I l I , li 'II Il-I I I IIN, IIIIE .IW I Il, I I, I NINE lil THE QUILL-I938 JOHN A. HOERNER McPherson College Uniyersily of Chicago Llniversily of Iowa Plane Geomeiry I ' Solid Geomelry I Algebra I I Foolball. Baslielballl Track, Golf WILBUR B. PETTIGREW N Norlhweslern Missouri Slale M Teachers li Slale Universily ol Iowa ii Speech I Governmenl ' Economics N H. I. STOREY ,yi Ml. Morris College 1 Iowa Slale Uniyersily Vocalional Agriculfure Fulure Farmer Chapler ALBERTA COCHRAN Penn College Slale Universily of Iowa I W English Lileralure JAMES H. BROLLIAR Iowa Slale Teachers College Induslrial Arls y TEN wi I li 'I ROSE COFFMAN Parsons College Universily ol Chicago Universily of Colorado English I Sponsor Girls' Pep Commillee L.u.AY.,.QLUElfIKlN V-I Q Universify of Dubuque Universily of Wisconsin Universily of Iowa Gym Alhlelics Governmenl Sociology LORENA SAMUELSON U niversily ol: Iowa English II LEO F. DEKALB Parsons College Universily ol Iowa General Science Geography Guidance MYRTLE MAINQUIST Iowa Sfale College Vocalional I-lomernalzing Sponsor Girl Reserves MADELON PETERSON Parsons Universily of Chicago Columbia Universily Universily ol Iowa Governmenl Economics French I and ll Sponsor Girls' Pep Commillee HAZEL KELLOGG Cedar Falls Ari lnslilule of Chicago Universily ol Soulhern Calif. Ari ARIEL ZEIGLER Parsons Smilh College Universily ol Minnesola Uniled Slales I-lislory PAULINE LESHER Chillocolhe Business College Secrelary lo Superinlendenl KEITH A. PRIZER Parsons U niversil ol Colorado Y Universily oi Iowa Business Law Business Arilhmelic Boolclceeping Quill Advisor THE oulLL-1938 ll PARK RUSSELL Parsons College Norlhweslern Physical Educalion MARSHALL COOTS Physics Universily of Missouri il General Science RUBY WRIGHT Walson Commercial Business College Secreiary 'ro lhe Principal HARRIET CONKLIN Jefferson Counly Hospifal, aiclilialed wilh Iowa Slale Universily George Teabody College lor li Teachers School Nurse Heallh Educalion FLORENCE E. ROTH Parsons College Columbia Universily Chicago Universily Algebra I and ll General lvlalh ELEVEN in THE QUILL-I938 G. R. BALDERSON Parsons College Slale Universily of Iowa Biology Alhlelics DILLON LOWELL Creighlon Uniyersily Iowa Sfale Techers College Slale Universily of Iowa Insfrumenial Music High School and Grade School Band and Orcheslra HELEN WINN Parsons College Universily ol Souihern Calif. Slale Universily of Iowa Sfenography I and 2 HUGH WILLIAMS Parsons College Minnesola College of Music Assisianl Inslruclor of Inslru- menlal Music ANNE LINDAUER Norlhweslern Universily Columbia Universiiy American Lileralure World I-Iislory GRACE A. CALVERT Parsons College Norlhweslern Universily Columbia Universiiy Lalin I, 2, 3, and 4 Girls' Advisor Sponsor of S. P. R. MADELIENE KING Smale Universily ol Iowa Girls' Gym Sponsor of G. A. A. PEARL M. DEKALB Parsons College Denver Bible Insliluie Biblical Seminary in New York Garrell Biblical Inslilule Norlhweslern Universily Universily of Soulhern Calif. Bible I and 2 English I Sponsor I-Ii-Y ARDITH LARSON Auguslana College Norfhweslern Uniyersily Vocal Music Normal Training Music Choral Music ALMA BECK Iowa Shale Teachers C Columbia Universily Normal Training Home Economics TWELVE ollege ASSEG XD S ffl Charles Allender Eleanor Anderson Kalhryn Armslrong De Wayne Barfon Dorolhy Bafes John Bangs Roy Baies Bob Bean Helen Blair Maycel Blough Mary Briggs Myrna Brown Clyde Bruders Eleanor Brucler Lois Buckingham Leo Burneff Roberf Carlson Alberl Burlie Oren Champ Paul Coen Frances Comin Florence Clark gore Dorolhy Dempsey Rolaerl De Spain E QUILL-1938 ii THIRTEEN THE QUILL-I Mary Louise Edmondson Roberf Egan Marie Feehan Donald Emanuel Mary Farmer l John Fordyce Be'Hye Gaines John Goodman W H l Dorolhy Goodwin ' Y Florence Gorman :il 1 Wal+er Gray 1- Q Doris Green , ly , ' l l ll ' Mariorie Hadley r Elizabefh Hagan ll Loffie Hansen I l Wayne Harrell M ll Charles Harwood If Louise Heer Q! 1 Pauline Helferbran N I, Vivian Heslon 3 , ' N Roberf Hia++ I Roberl' Hicly 1 Verne Hix George Hollis in 1 Il l l 1 yy r r l fp FOURTEEN 1 i M Ulm Ben Holmes Clarlr Hovey Leroy Howard Louise Hughes Rose Ann Hun+ Lawrence Johnson Marion Keiser Thelma Jolmson Maurice Kaska Pera Kirllpalrick Helen Kooniz Elsie Mae Larson Mariorie Lauder Jeanne Norman LiHle Agnes Rolaerf Marr Lawrence Ruflm Laws Marian Lindsay LfH'on Chesfer Manley Wilda Manning Van Marshall Regena Miclzels Roberla Millhouse EQUILL-I 938 FIFTEEN THE QUILL-I Doroflry Mifclnell Vivian Morris Mary Mccallisfer 6. Mccormiclc Roberl MCihl0Sh Paul McMurray Lewis Nady Clwarmian Nady Dororlwy Nelson E+l1el Nelson Willard Ogden Evelyn David Farrell llene Nelson Roberf Nelson Overfon Dwiglil' Pa rlcer Roberi Parlcer Isabel Parsons Roberf Rolla Ollie Price Franlr Rizor, Jr Ted Saur, Jr. SIXTEEN Lola Schlarbaum F. Shansfrom lrma Shuppy John Six Beverly Jane Smiih Ted Smifh Roland Smi-I'h Josephine Spencer Lucille Rulh Siallman Maxine Sleele Spray Wilma Spray Shirley Swan Mary Swink Doris Swiizer Warren Swanson Sarah Swifzer Wayne Tompkins Rufh Traberl Ella M. Tompkins George Tucker, Jr. Rosalie Van Dyke Evelyn Turner Marjorie VannaHa Claude Webb Wayne Whilaker Doris Willson Glenclora Wesf Leona Yargus Daniel Young EQUILL-l938 SEVENTEEN THE QUILL-I938 i i ll l TOP ROW-E. Turner, Vice Presidenl: J. Bangs, Presidenl: M, Keiser, Secrelary. W, BOTTOM ROW-W. Harrell, Treasurer. U1 , lvl Senior Class Officers 1' ll l l' CLASS MOTTO ..,,,... ..,Y,,. ' 'Preparalion is Hue Keynole lo Success i 1 CLASS FLOWER ..,,...A . ,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,... .,..,,,,,, Y ellow Chrysanlhemum CLASS COLORS ..,,.,,.,. ,A,L,,,Y,.,,,,,.. B Iue and Gold ll l, i l 5 T 7 i 1' l ill VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN Ted Saur and Mary Farmer head Hwis year's gradualing class schol- as+ically, Jrhey being lhe valediclorian and salulaiorian respedively. We are sorry we received +l'iis informalion loo lale +0 have a W special cul made buf Hfme fire inlerferred. i ' 'l il EIGHTEEN all ill, lill ri THE QUILL-I938 f I I S l d A I I I emor ames an ctlvltles i TFGQI 19465 tag ga! 023 , ir ALLENDER, CHARLES-I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3: Marching Band 3, 4: Concer+ Band 2, 3, 4: S. P. R. 2, 3, N 4: Boys' Glee Club 4: Mixecl Chorus 4: Operefia 4: Junior Niqhi. ,I ANDERSON, ELEANOR-Junior maori. I ARMSTRONG, KATHRYN-Naiional Forensic 4: Marching Band 3: Band 3: Girl Reserve I, 2, 3, 4' G. A. A. 4: Junior Nighi: Speech Club 4. BANGS, JOHN-Torch Club, Vice Presideni 4: Class Presicleni 3, 4: A'rI1Ie'ric Business Manager 2, 3, 4: I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenf 4:Speech Club, Presideni 4: Red Domino I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3' r Nalional Forensic 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 3: Junior Play: Leiier Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4i Ill Anil-Phil 4: S. P. R. 2, 3, 4: Quaesior 3: Mixed Chorus 4: Scholasiic Meef 3: Debaie 2, 3. ,N i BARTON, DE WAYNE-Foolball 2. 3, 4: Baslceiball I: i-Ii-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Nighi: Track 2, 3: W Second Boys' Glee Club 4. i BATES, DOROTHY-Naiional Forensic: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3: Freshman Chorus: Second Girls' Glee i Club 3, 4: Junior Niqhl: Orcheslra I. BEAN, BOB-Anii-Phil: Fooiball I, 2, 3: Baslceiball I, 2: Track 3, 4: Leiier Club 2, 3, 4: Secrefary- i I Treasurer 4, Ha-Y i, 2, 3, 4, Cabinei 4, Junior Nsohr, s. P. o. R. 2. U BELL, BRUCE-Juoror nzoiir. BLAIR, HELEN-Pulaski i, 2, 3, Band 3, 4, Girls' eioo Club 2, Musa Chorus 2, Dsoioro 2. BLOUGH, MAYCEL L.-ezri Reserve i, 2, 3, 4, s. P. Q. R. 2, 3, 4, e. A. A. 4, Junior Nighi 3. UI, BRIGGS, MARY-Girl Reserves I, 2. 3: S. P. Q. R. 2, 4: G. A. A. 4: Freshman Chorus: Junior Nighi. aRowN, MYRNA-Quill sroif, Firsf earis' eros Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4, eiri Reserves ill I, 2, 3, 4: S. P. Q. R. 2, 3, 4: Speech Club 4: Freshman Chorus: Junior Play 3: Red Domino 3, 4: Naiional Forensic 3, 4: Opereiia 2, 3, 4: Mixed Sexfeiie 3. I I ii sRunERs, CLYDE-Foo+baII: Traclc. Ill i I BRUIDER, ELEANOR-Girl Reserve I, 4: Junior Nighi. BUCKINGHAM, LOIS-Quill S+aI'F: Speech Club 4: Junior Nighi. 1' NINETEEN W ii III I I ii T E QUILL-I938 SENIOR NAMES AND ACTIVITIES i l BURKE, ALBERT-Junior Nighi: Baske+ball I: Track 2. BURNETT, LEO-I-Ii-Y 4: Junior Nighl: Foo+balI I, 2: Baslcerball I. CARLSON, BOB-Junior Nighf: I-Ii-Y 2. CAUGHLAN, DICK-Boys' Glee Club 4: Operefra 4: I-Ii-Y I. 2, 3, 4: Junior Nighr. CHAMP, OREN-Fooiball l, 2, 3, 4: Capfain 4: Baslcelball ll 2, 3, 4: Lelier Club 2, 3, 4: Presiclenl 4: Traclc I, 2, 3: Philosopher: Junior Nighi. CLARK, FLORENCE-Torch Club, Vice Presidenl 4: Girl Reserve I, 3, 4: Cabinei 4: Quill Slafi: Normal Training Club 3, 4, Vice Presidenl 4: Junior Play: Declam I, 2, 3, 4: Speech Club 4: Red Domino I, 2, 3: Ames Delegaie I. COEN, PAUL-Philosopher: Boys' Pep Club I, 2' 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3, 4: S. P. R. 2, 3, 4: Operelia 3, 4: Junior Play: Fooiball I, 2. COMINGORE, FRANCES-Normal Training Club 4: Girl Reserve I, 3, 4: Junior Nighf: Second Glee Club: Freshman Chorus. DEMPSEY, DOROTHY-Girls' Pep Commiliee I: Naiional Forensic 3, 4: Debale 3, 4: Girl Reserve I: Freshman Chorus I: Junior Night: Declam I, 2. DE SPAIN, BOB-Fooiball 2, 4: Track 2, 3: Leller Club 4: Junior Niqhl: Second Boys' Glee Club 4. EDMONDSON, MARY LOUISE-Torch Club 3, 4, Presidenl: Girl Reserve 2. 3, 4, Presideni 4, Vice Presidenl' 3: Pep Commiffee 2, 3, 4: Normal Trainino Club 3, 4, Presideni 4: Junior Play: Class Secreiary 3: Speech Club 4: G. A. A. 4: Ames Delegaie I: Second Girls' Glee Club 3: Fresh- man Chorus I. EGAN, BOB-I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3, 4' Cabinel 4: Philosopher 4: Foolball I, 2: Baslcelball I, 2: Junior Nighf 3. EMANUEL, DON-Quill Slahf: Ring and Pin Commiliee: Junior Nighl: Senior Play: Speech Club. FARMER, MARY-Firsl' Girls' Glee Club 4: Ring and Pin Commillee: S. P. R. 2, 3, 4: Girl Re- serve I, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Opereila 4: Freshman Chorus I: Second Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Quill Slaici: Declam l, 2: Junior Night FEEHAN, MARIE-Normal Training Club 4: Junior Night. FORDYCE, JOHN-Foolball I, 4: Anii-Philosopher: I-Ii-Y 3, 4: Cabinei 4: Junior Play: Boys' Quar- ielle 4: Opereila 2, 3: Pep Club 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Band I. 2, 3: S. P. R. 3, 4. GAINES, BETTYE-Firsl Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Opereila 3, Casl 4: Junior Play: G. A. A. 4: Secreiary 4: Marching Band I: Concerl' Band I: Second Girls' Glee Club 2: Fresh- man Chorus I: Girl Reserve I, 2. TWENTY THE OUILL-I938 SENIOR NAMES AND .ACTIVITIES ipqiglsqyii GOODMAN, JOHN-Quill Slaff: Band I, 2, 3: Marching Band I, 2, 3: Brass Sexlerre 2, 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Mixed Sexferle 4: I-IifY I, 2, 3, 4: Cabinef 4: Operelfa 3, 4: Operefla Cas? 4: Boys' Pep Club 4: Junior Nighi: Declamalory 4. GOODWIN, DOROTHY-Junior Night. GORMAN, FLORENCE-Torch Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2. 3. 4: GIVISI SGXISIIS 3. 41 Mixed CIWOFUS 2, 3, 4: Band II 2, 3, 4: Orclweslra I, 2, 3, 4: Red Domino 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserve: Girls' Pep Commiflee I, 3, 4: Junior Play. ' GRAY, WALTER LEE-F. F. A. Chapler 3, 4: Junior Nighlg Track 4: A. I-I. Judging Team. GREEN, DORIS-S. P. R. 2, 3, 4: Junior Nighfr: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 4: Freshman Chorus I. HADLEY, MARJORIE-Junior Nighf: Normal Training Club, Reporlerg Girl Reserve 3. HAGAN, ELIZABETH-Junior Nighf. HANSEN, LOTTIE-Freshman Chorus I: Second Girls' Glee Club 2: Firsl' Girls' Glee Club 4: Nor- mal Training Club 4: G. A. A. 4: Junior Nighf: Girl Reserves 3, 4. HARRELL, WAYNE-Baslcelball I, 3, 4: Leller Club 3, 4: Class Treasurer 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Night: Foofball 3, 4. HARWOOD, CHARLES-Junior Nighf: Hi-Y 3, 4. HEER, LOUISE-Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: S. P. R. 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserve? Cabinel 4: Lilrle Women 3: Declam 4: Girls' Sexlehe 3, 4. HELTERBRAN, PAULINE M.-Normal Training Club 4: Girl Reserve 2, 3: Junior Nighf. HESTON, VIVIAN-Girl Reserves 3: Normal Training Club: Junior Nighl. HIATT, ROBERT-Pleasanl Plain I' Freshman Play: Junior Nighl: I-Ii-Y 3, 4: Fulure Farmers Associa- Iion 2, 3, 4: Presidenf 4: A. I-I. Judging Team: F. C. Judging Team: FI. C. Judging Team. HIDY' ROBERT-Junior Nighl: Foorball 3: Traclc 3: I-Ii-Y 3: F. F. A. Chapler 3. 4. HIX, VERNE-Lefler Club 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Junior Nighl: Operella 2, 3, 4: Boys' Quarlelle 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: I-Ii-Y 2, 3: Baslcefball 2, 3: Band I: Orchesfra I: Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4: Bass Solo 3: Brass Sexferfe I. HOLLIS, GEORGE-I-Ii-Y I, 2: Junior Night HOLMES, BEN-Junior Nighi: Foolball 3, 4. HOVEY, CLARKE-Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Boys' Glee Ciub 2, 3, 4: I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4: Nalional Forensic 3, 4: Boys' Pep Club 3, 4: Junior Nighf: Operelfa 2, 3, 4. TWENTY-ONE ,iii lhf .J THE QUILL-I938 SENIOR NAMES AND ACTIVITIES 14116-gif: HOWARD, LEROY-Junior Nighr. HUGHES, LOUISE-Torch CIub 4, Presidenf: QuiII Sfarci: GirI Reserve I, 2, 3, 4: Vice PresideriI 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4: GIee CIub 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sexreife 4: Mixed SexIeII'e 3: S, P. R. 2, 3, 4: AediIe 3: Ring and Pin Commirfee' Junior Nighf: Freshman Chorus. HUNT, ROSE ANN-GirIs' Pep Club: Secrefary-Treasurer 4: S. P. R. 2, 3. 4: Censor 4: Firsi Girls' GIee Club: Mixed Chorus 4: Li'IIIe Women 3: GirI Reserve I, 2. 3, 4: Opererra 3, 4. JOHNSON, LAWRENCE-Foo+baII 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Junior PIay: F. F. A. JOHNSON, THELMA-Firsr GirIs' GIee CIub 4: Opereffa 4: Normal Training CIub 4: Second Girls' GIee CIub 2, 3: Junior Night KASKA, MAURICE-Junior Night: Baskefball I: Track 2, 3: Foo'rbaII I, 2. KEISERI MARION-Torch CIub, Secrefary 4: Girl Reserve I, 2, 3, 4: Secrerary 2: Program 4: Class Secrefarv 4: DecIam 2, 3, 4: Nafional Forensic 4: DebaIe 4: Speech Club 4, Secrerary-Treasurer: S. P. R. 2, 3, 4: Second GirIs' GIee CIub 2: Junior Nighh KIRKPATRICK, PERA-Junior Night KOONTZ, HELEN-Girl Reserves I, 4: G. A. A. 4: Junior Nighf. LARSON, ELSIE MAE-Firsf Girls' GIee CIub 4: OpereIIa 4: Normal Training Club 4: Declam 2: Second Giris' GIee CIub 3: Freshman Chorus I: Junior Night LAUDER, MARJORIE-GirI Reserve 3, 4: G, A. A. 4. Normai Training CIub: Junior Nighf. LAWRENCE, JEANNE-OuiII Sfaff: Girl Reserve 3, 4 :Treasurer: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: GIee CIub 3. 4: Mixed Sexfeire 4: S. P. R. 3, 4: Senior Piay: Junior Night LAWS, RUTH-GirI Reserves I. 3: Junior Nighr 3: G. A. A. 4. LINDSAY, MARIAN-FirsI GirIs' GIee CIub 4: G. A. A. 4: Speech Club 4: S. P, R. 2, 3, 4: GirI Reserves I, 2, 3: Freshman Chorus I: Second Girls' GIee CIub 2, 3. LITTON, AGNES-Junior Nighf: Normal Training 3, 4. MANLEY, CHESTER-Foofball 2, 3: Junior Nighf: I-Ii-Y 3, 4. MANNING, WILDA-Freshman Chorus I: Second GirIs' GIee Club 2, 3: GirI Reserve 3, 4: G. A. A. 4: NaIionaI Forensic 3, 4: Debare 3. 4. MARR, BOB-Baslcefball I, 2, 3, 4: I.eII'er Club 4: I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3, 4: GIee CIub 2: Freshman Chorus I: Junior Nighf. MARSHALL, VAN-Washingion I: MI. PIeasanI 2, 3: Foofbali 4: BasIce+baII I, 2, 3: I-Ii-Y 4: GIee CIub 4. TWENTY-TWO THE QUILL-I938 SENIOR NAMES AND ACTIVITIES lwgwl MICHELS, JEAN-G. A. A. 4: Junior Nighl: Girl Reserves: Normal Training Club. MILLHOUSE, ROBERTA-Orcheslra 2, 3, 4: Junior Night: Srring Ensemble 4: S. P. R. 2, 3, 4: Freshman Chorus: Second Girls' Glee Club 2: Girl Reserve I: Accompanisf for Vocal Groups 4. MITCHELL, DOROTHY-Girls' Pep Commillee 2, 3, 4: Vice Presidenl 3: Presidenl 4: Firsl Girls' GIee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sexlelfe 3, 4:Mezzo-Soprano Solo 4: Freshman Chorus: Girl Reserve I, 2, 3' 4: S. P. R. 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 4: Junior Nighl. VIVIAN MORRIS-Junior Niqhf. MCCALLISTER, MARY E.-Normal Training Club 4: Junior Nighi: G. A. A. 4: Girl Reserve I. 2, 3, 4. MCCORMICK, GEORGE EDWARD-F. F. A. Chaprer 2, 3, 4: Junior Nighl: I-Ii-Y 2, 3. McINTOSH, BOB-Boys' Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 4: I-Ii-Y 4: Operella 4: Washinglon I, 3. McMURRAY, PAUL-I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3: Junior Nighr: Lilrle Women: Red Domino: Speech Club. NADY, LEWIS-Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Concerf Band 2, 3, 4: S. P. R. 2, 3, 4: I-Ii-Y 2, 3: Junior Play: Orcheslra 2: Band I, 2' 3, 4: Drum Maior 2: Saxophone Solo 3, 4. NADY, CHARMIAN-Girls' Pep Commillee I: Nalionel Forensic I, 2, 3, 4: Debale 2, 3, 4: Declam- alory I, 2, 3, 4: Firsl Girls' GIee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Cheer Leader 4: Girl Reserve I, 2, 3: G. A. A. 4: All School Play 3: Junior Nighl: Red Domino I, 2, 3. NELSON, 'DOROTHY-Normal Training Club 4' Second Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Night NELSON, ETHEL-Normal Training Club: Ring and Pin Cornmiliee: Junior Nighl: Second Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Freshman Chorus I: Girl Reserve I, NELSON, ILENE-Second Girls' Glee Club: Normal Training Club: Junior Nighl. NELSON, BOB-Foolball 3, 4: Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Traclc I, 2, 3: Leller Club 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 4: Junior Nighl. -OGDEN, WILLARD-I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Traclc 4: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Foolball 3: Baslcelball I: Parlimenfary Procedure Team 4. OVERTON, EVELYN-Quill Slalzl: Girl Reserve I, 2, 3, 4: S. P. R. 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 4: Junior Nighf: Debale 3, 4: Declamarory 2, 3: Iowa Nine Original Oralory 4: Freshman Chorus I: Speech Club 4: Nalional Forensic League. PARKER, DWIGHT-Junior Nighi: Freshman BasIce+baII. PARKER, BOB-Manley I-Iigh School I, 2, 3: Foofball 4: Debafe 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Vice Presidenl of Speech Club 4: Boys' Glee Club 4: Nalional Forensic League 4: Junior Nighl 4: Operella 4: I-Ii-Y 4: S. P. R. 4: All School Play 4. PARRETT, DAVID-F. F. A.: Junior Night TWENTY-TH REE THE QUILL-I938 SENIOR NAMES AND ACTIVITIES IAQQJQXQLAAI PARSONS, ISABELLE-G. A. A. 4: Firsi Girls' Glee Club 4: Girl Reserve I, 2, 3, 4: Second Girls' Glee Club 2: Freshman Chorus I: Junior Night PRICE, OLLIE-Roosevelt High School I, 2, 3: Girl Reserve 4: G. A. A. 4: Second Girls' Glee Club 4: Junior Nighr 4. RIZOR, FRANK-Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Junior Nighl: Leiler Club. ROTH, BOB-I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Otricer 4: Boys' Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Foofball I, 2: Basketball I, 2: Junior Nighl: Anli-Philosopher. SAUR, TED-Band I, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 5, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4: Torch Club: Boys' Glee Club 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Boys' Pep Club 2, 3, 4: I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3, 4: S. P. R. 3: Junior Nighl: Boys' Iowa Nine 4. SCHLARBAUM, LOLA-Junior Nighl: Normal Training Club, SHANSTROM, FLORENCE-Freshman Chorus: Girl Reserve 2: Junior Nighl: Normal Training Club. SHUPPY, ERMA-Normal Training Club 4: Treasurer: Junior Night SIX, JOHN-Junior Nighl: Fulure Farmers' Associalion 3, 4: Fooiball 3: A. H. Judging Team. SMITH, BEVERLY JANE-Band 3: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Speech Club 4: Junior Night SMITH, ROLAND-Band I, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4: Drum Maior 4: Junior Play. SMITH, TED-Foolball I, 2, 4: Track I, 3, 4: Philosopher 4: I-li-Y I, 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. I, 2, 3: Leller Club 2, 3, 4. SPENCER, JOSEPHINE-Quill Siarf: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: S. P. R. 2, 3, 4: Second Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Freshman Chorus I: Junior Night SPRAY, LUCILLE-Junior Nighl: Second Girls' Glee Club 3. SPRAY, WILMA-Second Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Junior Night STALLMAN, RUTH-Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Operella 3, 4: Girl Reserves I, 2: G. A. A. 4: Freshman Chorus I: Second Girls' Glee Club 2: Junior Night STEELE, MAXINE-Band I, 2, 3: Orcheslra I, 2, 3: Girl Reserve I, 2 ,3, 4: Marching Band 2: G. A.A. 4: Freshman Chorus I: Second Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Declan: I: Junior Nighlg Slring Quarlelle I: Normal Training Club 4. SWAN, SHIRLEY-Junior Nighl: Track I: I-Ii-Y I. SWANSON, WARREN-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Night: Iroorball 3, 4. TWENTY-FOUR THE ouiLL-1938 SENIOR NAMES AND ACTIVITIES WEEKGW SWINK, MARY-Firsl Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sexieiie 3, 4: Mixed Sexlelle 4: Girl Reserve I, 3, 4: Operelia 2, 3, 4: Junior Nighi: G. A. A. 4. SWITZER, DORIS-Second Girls' Glee Club 2, 4: Freshman Chorus: Normal Training Club: Secre- Iary 4: Junior Nighl. SWITZER, SARAH-Normal Training Club 4: Freshman Chorus: Junior Nighl: Second Girls' Glee Club, G. A. A. TOMPKINS, ELLA MARIE-S. P. R. 2, 3, 4: Junior Nighi: Freshman Chorus: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3: G. A. A. TOMPKINS, WAYNE-Quill Si'aI'l: I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4: Operelfa 2, 3, 4: Mixed Sexlerle 3: Junior Nighl: Baslcelball I, 2. TRABERT, RUTH-Cherau I-Iiqh School I: Lockridge I-Iigh School 2, 3: G. A, A. 4: Junior Band 4: Second Girls' Glee Club 4. TUCKER, GEORGE--I-Ii-Y 4: Birmingham 2: Junior Nighl: Operella 4. TURNER, EVELYN-G, A. A. 4: Treasurer 4: Class Of-iicer 3, 4: Girls' Pep Comrnirlee I: Firsl Girls' Glee Club I, 2.3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girl Reserve: S. P. R. VAN DYKE, ROSALIE-Quill Slahf: Firsl' Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: S. P. R. 2, 3, 4: Speech Club 4: Second Girls' Glee Club: Freshman Chorus: Junior Nighl: Operelia 3, 4: Senior Play: Ring and Pin Commilfee. VANNATTA, MARJORIE-G. A. A. 4: Poinl Secrelary 4: Girls' Pep Cornmiilee I: Girl Reserves S. P. R.: Freshman Chorus. WEBB, CLAUDE-F. F. A. I, 2, 4: Treasurer: Junior Nighl: Crops Judging Team: Livesloclc Judging Team. WEST, GLENDORA-Girl Reserves I, 2, 3: S. P. R. 2, 3: Junior Nighl. WHITAKER, WAYNE-Junior Nighlg Euiure Farmers 2, 3, 4: Secrelarv 3: Livesloclc Team 2. WILLSON, DORIS-Pep Commiifee 2, 3, 4: Secrelary-Treasurer: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3. YARGUS, LEONA-Girl Reserve I: Normal Training Club 4: Junior Nighl. YOUNG, DANIEL-Junior Nighf: Hi- Y I, 2, 3, 4: Eoofball 2. 3: Track I. TWENTY-FIVE T H Eg Q Ugllglaelgfi 18 TWENTY-SIX Dorofhy Aldrich Thelma AI len Carol Anderson Conway Baller Jeannelie Anderson Theo Bailey Marshall Barnes Bernice Baughman Fern Berkshire Douglas Bell Maizie Berg Marjorie Boley Charlolle Bower Dorothy Brown Frances B Marc Charaign Casfl Eleanor C Bob Bowermasfer Billy Bradfield ruggemeyer ella Burlre Edward Carlson Charles Casfile e larlc Bob Coleson Jack Cross Mary Louise Coors Pauline Cra'f'l'on Fred Diclcey Helen Duncan Roger Farmer Charles Duvall Glen ElioH Alben' Ford Jim Franli Horace Genfry Don Fuqua Earl Garmoe Rulh Gilberf Duan e Goepel Dick Granf Frances Hadley Arnold Hammans Roy Harri S Donald Harrman Joyce Heslon Thelma H Eloise Harlman Doris Heclrenberg iclrenbollom Raymond Hildebrand Max Hollander Arden Hining Leonard Hining Warren Holmes Caro Wilma Kann I Mae Jerrel Bruce Johnson Pauline Johnson Arlhur Keller Max Rufh Larson Keller Evelyn Kepler Irvin Knedler Clarence Lawson Haro Bill Louden Helen Mc Iona ld Leafhers Vernon Leedy Margaret Lesher Callisfer McCormick Le Nora McCormick Gayle Mccumber Olivene McGuire Merle Mclnfire Dick Marlin Evelyn Miller Donald Marlin Leonard Messer Loren Miller Phyllis Mifchell Ralph Morrow Bernice Murphy THE QUILL-I938 TWENTY-SEVEN THE QUILL-I Clifford Murphy Caroline Myers Marian Myers Franlt Mary Helen O'Neill Nelson Pauline Nelson Buena Overholser Thomas Parsons Paul Eva Reighard John Riley Pederson Earl Pruden Doris Ringelspach Bonnie Rizor Geneva Samuelson Neomia Robinson Geneva Schafer Janan Schroeder Rosal Florence Smifh 'Daphine Snider ie Seaman Jane Shor+ Bernis Spray Charles Siever Richard S'ror+z Be'Hy Sfrube Lucile Sforfz Mariorie Talley Wilm Irma VannaHa Lois Waggoner a Tucker Geo. Van De Voorde John Whifalxer Irvin Roberf Williams Whiiam Leroy Whifmore Agnes Woodburn BeHy Lou Ad re TWENTY-EIGHT Wray ne Yardley Edith Zihlman THE QUILL-I938 D, Bell, Vice Presidenig C. Balcer, Treasurer: D. Harlman, Presidenlq M. Barnes, Secrefary Junior Class OFFICCTS Piclures of Jrhe following Juniors did noi appear wiih rhe class: Edward Allender Don Byers l-lenry Peasley Junior Palion Mariella Rowley Marshall Barnes, Pianist As we go 'ro press we received word +ha+ Marshall Barnes, Secrelary Class '39, received a highly-superior raling al lhe regional conlesl held a+ Minneapolis on May I9 and 20. Five siales are represenied in ihis conlesl. A+ The slale conlesi held in lowa Cify, May 6 and 7, Marshall received 'rhe only superior raring given for pianisls. Every sludenl in F. l-l. S. is mighry proud of Marshall's achievement Congralulalionsl TWENTY-NINE THE QUILL-I THIRTY Elsie Amlong Dororhy Anderson Gerald Anderson Maxine Anderson Kirby Babcock Chesfer Arney Elizabefh Bailey Leo Bailey Doris Blakely Frances Bower Rex Black Barbara Bradshaw Dale Brown Rulh Roberf BurneH Brown Alelha Buckingham Lorraine Campbell Kafhryn Champ Eugene Chilly E+hel CoFfin Kennefh Coffin Raymond Cochran Don Coleson Fe rn Pa Mary Copeland Marie Dailey Coop uline Coop Leland Daub Wilma Daub Mildred Dwyer Lloyd Edler Mary Duvall Eugene Emanuel Gwen Follen Helen Gallup Leah Gearharl Jeanne G Bob Thelma Grissom Doris Hanks Myrna Free ibson Goodwin Jack Gorman Bef+y Hansen Ira Harreld Richard Harlman Bud Hendricks Chesier Hesion Doris Hesfon Louise HiaH Dorolhy Holgafe R. Hickenl.-aoHom Helen Hoofman Lucille Hoofman Fern Howell Aileen Kepler Willa Kessel Carl James Belly King Opal King Dorofhy Knauss Wesley Kocl: Gerirude Kirlcpahicl: Mariorie Koonh Kenneih Larson Bob Lawson Eugene Leech Bob Lawrence Arfhur Lundquisl' Leland Lundquisl Doroihy Lynn Mary Evelyn Mccleary Bernard Mccormiclr Harry McCreedy Warren McFarland John McLean Forresf McGlasson Roberl' McWhirfer Richard McWilliams Audrey March Frances Miller Harold Miller Milfon Marlin Mary Miller Mary Louise Parsons Maynard Philips Roberf Piclren James Perry Phyllis Pringle Pauline Quigley Esfher Reed THE QuuLL-1938 THIRTY-ONE THE QUILL-I THI RTY-TWO Virginia Reichslein Wilda Reighard Wilma Reighard Charles RickeHs Donald Rogers Laura May Rubey Ella Rulh Ruby Jacquelyn Rundquisl Merlyle Sears Max Shaw Carl Russell Esfher Schillerslrom Vivian Shelman Thelma Shuppy Clara Six Thomas Slallery Dorofhy S milh Dorofhy Mae Smilh Lois Spencer lla Mae Smilhson Rcberl Soboslci Harvey Spielman Arlene Spry Paul Swanson Jaclr Tyler lla Mae Sfeele Mariana Slrube Calherine Van Der Snick Bernice Wade Roberl W Craig Vernon Ronald Voorhies allxer Bob Warner Vivian Welsh Rex Waferhouse Sherman Walson Mildred Wesl' Hazel Whifham Lucille Wilson Frances Whilmore Henry Williamson Lolfie Winfrey Lawrence Winfers Billie Workman Elmer Abbey Dora Ada Erma Wava Anders ms Adams Harold Allen Diclr Allison George Anderson Irwin Eloise Barger Harry Bar Anderson Lois Anderson Mariorie Anderson lrer Junior Barrow Edifh Bafes Delberi' Beardsley Marie Bequeaifh Junior Blakely Kennefh Boyce Frances Briggs Tommy Bradley Lucille Brerelon Norma Briggs Harold Burneff Mary Bush John Carlson Gerfrude Casfile Rosamond Jack Waller Dalsner Calhey Caughlan John Champ Rosalie Coleson Fredric Dahl Elsie Jeanelfe Dimm Dale Droz Mae Davis Roberl Denison Glen Dimmifl i'H Beriie Duvall Lola Fisher Esiher Edler Alyce Feehan Rufh Eiich Marfha Fosfer Darlene Fuqua Marilyn George THE QUILL-I938 THI RTY-TH REE THE QUILL-I Mariorie Gibson Norma Sire Henry Gloffelfy Ida Goepel Paul Gorman Lois Granf Belly Griffin Harold Hammans Jacl: Harman Elaine Harper Dale Harwood Emma Lou Hesfon Frances Hildebrand Doris Hillman Velma Hodge Doris Holderness Claire Hollander William Hollis Darlene Hooiman Presfon Howell Harold ireland Jennesse Jameson Roland Jenson Mary Virginia Johnson Maynard Johnson Vivian Johnson Charles Keller Marvin Knedler Arfhur Kuhn Helen Lauder Mary E. Laughlon Donald Lawson Roberf Lindauer Bryce Lindsay Mary Luffenger Louis McClellan Alice Jean McCormick Befiy McCormick Marie McClure Willis McGuire Margaref McKee Bernard McWhirier Keith McWilliams Lucille Madden Wanda Maxwell THIRTY-FOUR Esfher Messer Ausfin Miller Merle Miller Harrief Morgan Clare Nady Irvin Myers Julia Anna Nady Mary Newlon Ronald Norman John Parsons Lois Parsons Billy Parkin Waller Payne Rila Peck Marlha Ruhe Ilene Salyars Vesfa Ruby Russell Schafer Russell Schillersfrom Marilyn Simmons Lloyd Shelangoslxi Warren Simmons Beverly Smilh Carl Snyder Eugne Spry Belfye Slarlc Max Sommerville Mariorie Tilford Courfland Tuf+le Alefha Waggoner Bruce Wallrer Jimmy Tyg ref William Walson James Webb Phili Willson Leland Wieble P Margarel- Woodburn Nadine Yargus Roberl' Zielman Rulh Zuehllre THE QUILL-I'-738 THIRTY-FIVE THE QUILL-I Lin A THIRTY-SIX ggwfiiw ggwfiko. OQJJZWJLN3 S.k'jj,xm3,d3'a :7'1WYLX Qjdgb 935696 M CAM fz5f4?fJ 92167 29.0 vfgmpgrmg ffm QW CQQQQ as THE QUILL-I938 TOP ROW-Mary Louise Edmondson, Ted Saur, Florence Gorman. BOTTOM ROW-Florence Clarlc. Marion Keiser, Louise Hughes, John Bangs. Torch Club FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Presiclenl' ...........,.,,,...........,.......,..., Mary Louise Edmondson Vice PresidenT .......,......,,..,,,,............,...,..,,,,,,,,,,,,. John Bangs SecreTary-Treasurer ...........,,.,s.,........,........s...s.s,..... Ted Saur SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS PresidenT ,.,,.............,.,...,,,,,,.......,.u,.u,,,.,,,.,..... Louise Hughes Vice PresidenT ,.,,,s.............A,,...,,,.s......,......,.,.. Florence Clark SecreTary ...,.,,,.,....,..... ....ss,,,.............,..,..,,,.... M arion Keiser Treasurer ..,,,,...,,...,.....,..,,,,.,..........,., ,,s,,ss,, F lorence Gorman The Torch Club which is a NaTional Honor SiocieTy was granTed iTs charTer in l935. Membership is based on Scholarship, Leadership, CharacTer and Service. To be eligible one musT be in The upper TourTh of his class.- NOT more Than TiTTeen percenT of a graduaTing class can be elecTed To membership and no'T more Than Tive percenf of a junior class during The lasT semesTer oT The year. lniTiaTion of new members Takes place aT The end of each semesTer. AT The middle of This year on December Zl, There were Tour new mem- bers elecTed Trom The senior class. They were Louise Hughes, Florence Clark, Marion Keiser, and Florence Gorman. There will be anoTher elecTion aT The close of The school year. The TaculTy sponsor of This organizalrion is Miss Anne Lindauer. THIRTY-SEVEN y THE QUILL-l938 l TOP ROW-Bill Louden. Josephine Spencer, Rulh Larson, Jim Franlc. BOTTOM ROW-John Bangs, Douglas Bell, Rose Ann l-lunl, Marshall Barnes 'li if il S. P. R. Cabinet The S. P. R. sociely of Fairfield High School is an organizalion which seeks l' lo prornole inleresl' in lhe sludy of Lalin and lo learn more aboul lhe influence lhis 1 F language has had upon our own. ll also sponsors lhe Fla Sigma Phi award an i lj honor given for scholarship in lourlh year Lalin. 1 To be eligible for membership in S. P. R. The sludenl musl be raking or have compleled lhe second year of Lalin. The membership lhis year includes 65 sludenls OFFICERS Sponsor ......... .,.........,.,.,.,,..,,,,.,............. lvl iss Calverl Consuls ,...,, ......... D ouglas Bell and Marshall Barnes Censor s,,s.,. ..,,.,,,,.,.,,,..,.,...,... J osephine Spencer Tribunew, ,.,..... Rose Ann l-lunl' Quaeslor .,.,.. ..,,,,,.,..,s.,.,,,,,......,...... J immy Frank Aediles .......,. .,...... R ulh Larson and Billy Louden l J THIRTY-EIGHT iii, F, THE QUILL-I938 TOP ROW-Mariorie VannaTTa, Evelyn Turner, Doris Willson, BeTTye Gaines. BOTTOM ROW-Jacquelyn Rundquish Marjorie Talley, Jean Gibson, Gwen Follen. G. A. A. Hail To The new organizaTion in school-The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion. A loT oT TerriTory is Talcen in by This group-Trom swimming To dancing-iT includes hunTing, golT, Tennis, ice and roller slcaTing, badminTon, volley ball, baslceTball, baseball, bowling, ballroom dancing, and many oThers. The girls sTrive Tor poinTs, PoinTs, POINTS l l To belong, a girl musT malce 50 poinls a semes- Ter: To receive a G. A. A. leTTer, she musT make 500 poinTs: and To receive a sTaTe G. A. A. pin, she has To make l,O0O poinTs. She geTs These poinTs by parTicipaTing in any sporT and by dancing. CompeTiTion7 Yes. BeTween Teams in The same schools, buT iT is discouraged beTween Teams oT diTTerenT schools. There is a G. A. A. play day in The spring To which all The schools belonging To G. A. A. in The disTricT send represenTaTives. Our Team This year was inviTed To BurlingTon. There is also a sTaTe meeT each year. lrma Vannaiia, Bernice Murphy, Doris Willson, Eloise HarT- man, and Mary ETTa Rowley TogeTher wiTh Miss Madeliene King, Their sponsor, wenT To This meeT held aT Iowa CiTy. CongraTulaTionsl To Marjorie Talley, who has The honor oT being iTs TirsT presidenTg To Doris Willson as vice presidenT7 BeTTye Gaines as secreTary, To Evelyn Turner as The Treasurer, and Mar- jorie VannaTTa as poinT secreTary-all This accomplished aT The TirsT meeTing. Phew l l WhaT is ThaT odor? iT happened The nighT of iniTiaTion-There was a candlelighT service, and Mildred WesT came in Too close conTacT wiTh The candle behind her and goT her hair burned. Besides The iniTiaTion, There have been many meeTinqs-slcaTing parTiesI sledding parTies, bad- minTon in The gym, dancing classes, baslceTball, and Thar high lighT oT The year- The SpinsTers' Spree -did The boys go To Town ThaT nighT! The basl1eTball Team played a couple OT games This year, buT we won'T menTion Them-The college had a loT more Time To pracTice, didn'T They girls? Our Team had as capTain, Ollie Price, and her loyal TeammaTes were RuTh Larson, Willa Kessel, Doris Willson, Evelyn Turner, Bernice Mur- phy, Mary ETTa Rowley, lrma VannaTTa, BeTTy King, Geneva ShaTer, and Lois Parsons. THIRTY-NINE THE QUILL-was TOP ROW-Louise Hughes. Vice PresidenT: Mary Louise Edmondson. PresidenTq Louise i-leer. Social Chairrnanq Caroline Myers, PuloliciTy Chairman. BOTTOM ROW-RuTh Larson. SecreTary: Marion Keiser, Program Chairman: Jeanne Law- rence, Treasurer: Florence Clark. Service Chairman. Girl Reserves SepTember IO and ll The CabineT and The G. R. sponsors held Their annual reTreaT aT WalTon Lake and made The plans ThaT gave This peppy group someThing To do during The enTire year. During The TirsT semesTer, Two supper rneeTings were held. Miss King Talked aT The TirsT and Told abouT The aThelTic requirernenTs oT girls expecTing To go To college. She Told OT The value OT aThleTics To growing girls. Miss Larson. The speaker aT The second rneeTing, gave The girls some idea oT exTra curricular acTiviTies and The value oT Them in connecTion wiTh ordinary school work, The Trojan Ball, a new means oT honoring The TooTball Team was held aTTer The MT. PleasanT game on November II. Mary Louise Edmondson was chosen Queen oT The Ball and Oren Champ honorary capTain oT The Team. This couple led The grand march oT The evening. The G. R. sponsored Two excellenT chapel sneakers Tor The school: Dr. CliTheroe of Parsons College. who Talked on his Travels in England: and Dr, Malone oT Champaign, illinois, who Talked on values and The besT ways oT securing Them Tor The beneTiT oT ourselves and our Triends. AT ChrisTmas Time, The G. R. wiTh The help oT The Hi-Y gave a very good living-picTure illusTraTion oT The TirsT ChrisTrnas. This was made very eTTecTive wiTh The use oT beauTiTuliy colored cosTurnes and varied colored-lighTing arrangernenTs. ATTer This program, a WhiTe GiTT oiiiering was made by The enTire school. This same ChrisTmas program was given aT a MoThers' Tea sponsored by The G. R. on The day beTore iT was presenTed To The school. During February, an eTiqueTTe week Tor girls was held during home room. The week was climaxed by Three skiTs showing The righT and wrong meThods oT-Table manners, daTing in public. eTc. The girls were Truly a peppy and chariTable group. Tor besides Their WhiTe GiTT ChrisTmas, They conTril:nuTed To The Child Milk Tund and packed Two Thanksgiving baskeTs. FO RTY THE QUILL-I938 TOP ROW-John Goodman, John Fordyce, Douglas Bell, Vice-Pres., Wayne Tompkins, Secy.-Treas, BOTTOM ROW-John Bangs, PresidenT: Bob Bean, Bob Williams, Bob RoTh, Bob Egan. 1N.:.ggQ,w Hi-Y The l-li-Y is a local organizaTion aTTiliaTed wiTh The Y. M. C. A. Their sponsor is Mr. Pearl DeKalb, The high school Bible insTrucTor. The club was under The leader- ship OT worThwhile oTTicers and cabineT. On November l2Th and I3Th, a delegaTion was senT To DavenporT To The EasTern Iowa l-li-Y assembly. Those accompanying Mr. DeKalb were John Bangs, Bob Will- iams, and John Goodman. They aTTended lecTures by prominenT men in diTTerenT Tields oT liTe, including one member oT The Federal Bureau oT lnvesTigaTion. They reTurned wiTh a greaT deal OT inTormaTion and inspiraTion To pass on To The l-li-Y members. A male TaculTy-l-li-Y cabineT baskeTball game was one oT The high poinTs oT The year. The cabineT Took a 34-I7 drubbing from The TaculTy. The brighT red panTs ThaT The cabineT purchased Tor The occasion did noT seem To inTimidaTe The TaculTy aT all. The game was a liTTle rough aT Times, alThough The Two Teams parTed Triends, The cabineT saying ThaT They would beaT The TaculTy in a kiTTen ball game in The spring. The l-li-Y luncheons were always enjoyable. AfTer lunch, Talks were given by inTluenTial people oT The communiTy. These brief Talks always leTT The boys someThing To Think abouT. We hope They can be conTinued nexT year. FORTY-ONE QUILL-I938 TOP ROW-Dorolhy Mirchell, Evelyn Kepler, Mary Helen O'Neill, Mildred Dwyer, Lucille Hoorrnan, Mary Virginia Johnson, Jacquelyn Rundquisr, Thelma Shuppy. SECOND ROW-Marlha Ruhe, Caroline Myers, Doris Willson, Miss Pelerson, Rila Peclc, Ruih Zuehllce, Rose Ann Hunt BOTTOM ROW-Florence Gorman, Mary Louise Edmondson, Mary DuVall, Gerirude Cas- lile, Belly Lou Wray' Mariorie Talley. , ' UA! 1809 5 8125 ga! 0 J' Girlis Pep Committee Whai a peppy bunch of girls! Tha+'s whai' is said aboul Thar group or 'rwenry girls in 'rheir uniforms of while slcirrs and black sweaiers wirh +l1e owl, emblem of Pep Commirree. Along wiih marching our +0 The foorball games wiih lhe band, selling of candy bars, chewing gum, hor dogs, and apples, 'rhey rried ro increase Jrhe our-of-iown games by rheir airendance, so ever 'lo arouse and inspire ihe Trojans lo viclory. The general purpose of ihe girls is lo give added pep +o +heir Jream along wifh rheir school, earn money enough ro give Jrhe 'reams lheir well-earned banquels, and To do service for lheir school wherever and whenever rhey can. Hail ro 'rheir sponsor, Miss Pelerson, for handling so delily lhis lively group of girls. FORTY TWO TOP ROW-Clarlce l-loyey, Henry XNilliamson, Paul Coen, John Bangs, Conway Baker, Richard Gran+. SECOND ROW-Willis. McGuire, Keilh McWilliams, Bob Williams, John Goodman, Billie Workman, John McLean. BOTTOM ROW-Ted Saur, Bob Rolh, Douglas Bell, John Fordyce, Bob Coleson. Ebb!! R805 ggi 03' Boys' Pep Club The Boys' Pep Club is an old and slaid organizalion in Fairfield l-ligh School. Members of lhis group are chosen every fall, lwo form each class. This year lhings were conducled a liHle differenlly--no officers were chosen, and They le'r lhe Girls' Pep Commillee do all lhe planning 'for pep chapels. Bul The boys were always on hand when any work was needed on floais and signs for school parades. FO RTY-TH REE THE QUILL-I938 E QUILL-I938 TOP ROW-Thelma Johnson, Pauline l-lildebran, Agnes Lillon, Marjorie Lauder, Mary McCallisler, Florence Shanslrom, Elhel Nelson, Dorolhy Nelson. MIDDLE ROW-Leona Yargus, Florence Clark, Mary Louise Edmondson, Marie Feehan, Sarah Swif- zer, Irma Shuppy, Lola Schlarbaum, Marjorie l-ladley. BOTTOM ROW-Jean Mickels, Elsie Mae Larson, Frances Comingore, Ilene Nelson, Maxine Sleel, Lollie Hansen, Doris Swilzerl Vivian l-lesfon. Normal Training Club OFFICERS OF l938 Presidenl ....,,................,...,....,........ Mary Louise Edmondson Vice Presidenl ......,..,,..... .................. F lorence E. Clark 2nd Vice Presidenl ....... ....,........... L ola Schlarloaum Secrelary ,,,..,.......Y,......... ........,.,,,, D oris Swilzer Assislanl Secreiary ...,.,, s..,..... M ariorie Lauder Treasurer ..............,....... ...... ,,....,A., E r ma Shuppy Reporler ,,,.,,................................. ,,,,,.,,,,.... M ariorie Hadley Our membership for Jrhis year is lwenly-five. Each monlh one business and one social meeling is held. Al our business meelings we hold open discussion and have had speakers 'ro help us on lhe problems of a rural school leacher. Some of 'Phe problems are 'rhe mainlenance of lhe heallh of The communily, lhe imporlance lo 'rhe leacher of good characler lrails, and lhe planning oi a school program. A one-acl comedy play, A Good Girl in 'rhe Ki+chen, was produced and given al 'rhe club meeling and al several P. T. A. programs. The main evenl of lhe year was lhe annual banquel held a+ lhe Turner l-lolel, April l9. Sevenleen girls and Miss Beck were presenl wilh lheir guesls-Misses Mariorie l-lialf, Orissa Lyon, and Viclorine McCracken. CLUB MGTTO- We build The ladder by which we climb. CLUB FLOWER-Sweelpea CLUB COLORS-Yellow and While Organized I929 FORTY-FOU R THE QUILL-I938 BOTTOM ROW-R. CoTFin, D. ParreTT, R. Hidy. C, Nady, R. Farmer, D. MarTin, R. McWhirTer. SECOND ROW-Mr. STorey, W. Gray. Vv'. Payne, D. Rodgers, J. Webb, R. Morrow, R. BurneTT, I. Anderson, G. Anderson, B. McCormick. THIRD ROW-G. Anderson, K. Cohfin. M. Johnson, S. WaTson, H. McCreedy, H, LeaThers, R, Hildebrand, W. Ogden. TOP ROW-C. HesTon, R. HiaTT, M. Hollander, A. Hining. J. VIfhiTaker, J. Six, L. Johnson, 6. McCormick. Future Farmers Association F. F. A. consisTs oT approximaTeIy TorTy members This year. These are boys who are in The yocaTionaI agricuITure classes. In order To be eligible Tor This chapTer a boy musT be voTed in by The group and have a deTiniTe home pracTice program. There are Three diTTerenT classes or groups in FuTure Farmer work, FirsT year sTudenTs are known as green hands. Second year sTudenTs are known as FuTure Farmers. Third year men are Farm Managers, Each year Two percenT of The TuTure Tarmers oT The sTaTe are elecfed To The Honorary Iowa Farmers Degree-The highesT honor possible To aTTain in The sTaTe in This Type oT work, This year Two OT our members were eIecTed To This degree. They are Claude Webb and RoberT HiaTT. The F. F. A. members draw up a program of work which They plan To Tollow during The year. This program includes such acTiviTies as monThIy program, parenT banqueTs, proiecT Tours, Jr. Agri- cuITure Show, The sending oT deIegaTes To The disTricT and sTaTe FuTure Farmers meeTing. This year The Tollowing Teams will be represenTed by These boys: The crop judging, idenTiTicaTion and man- agemenT Team consisTs oT RoberT BurneTT, Bernard McCormick and WaITer Payne, The animal hus- bandry, IivesTock and iudging Team consisTs oT Harry McCreedy, Donald MarTin, ChesTer HesTon and Gerald Anderson: The Tarm rnanaqemenT Team consisTs oT Claude Webb. Raymond Coffin and RoberT HiaTTg The parIimenTary procedure Team consisTs oT Leonard Hining, Willard Ogden, Donald Rogers, Sherman WaTson, and KenneTh CoTTin. These boys will spend Three days, May I2 To I4, in Ames conTesT work and yisiT diTTerenT deparTmenTs oT The college. FORTY FIVE THE QUILL-I938 TOP ROW-W. Tompkins, M. Lindsay, J. Lawrence, D. Emanuel. SECOND ROW-L. Buckingham, F. Clark, E. Overlon, R. Van Dyke, D. Milchell. y BOTTOM ROW-R. M. Farmer, J. Goodman, M. Brown, J. Spencer, L. l-lughes. Quill Staff The l938 Quill Slari members were chosen in an enrirely differenl man- ner This year. Each sludenl wishing To become a member filled oul a specially made applicalion. From These applicalions a commiliee of Tacully and class officers chose Jrhe sfuclenrs whom They lhoughf mosl capable and filled Tor The Quill work. They are: EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ...,......... ....... J ohn Goodman ASSISTANT EDITORS- Dorolhy Milchell, Evelyn Overlon, Josephine Spen- cer, Marion Lindsay, Rosalie Van Dyke, Myrna Brown, Don Emanuel, Wayne Tompkins, Louise Hughes, Jeanne Lawrence, Mary Farmer, Lois Buckingham, Florence Clark. FORTY-SIX THE ouiLL-was TOP ROW-M. Barnes, R. Williams. R, GranT, O. McGuire, B. Louden. SECOND ROW-D. BaTes, J. Bangs, K. ArmsTrong, M. Keiser, B. Parkin, L. Parsons. BOTTOM ROW-P. Willson, M. Brown, R. BaTes' R. Parker, C. Hovey, A. Ford. National Forensic League The NaTional Forensic League is one oT The Tew naTional organizaTions in FairTield High School. This organizaTion does noT parTicipaTe in whaT we Term social life, buT iT is purely an honorary organizaTion. EnTrance is gained by ob'Taining I5 poinTs in eiTher debaTe, declam. exTemporaneous speaking, or original oraTory. These poinTs are granTed To sTudenTs parTicipaTing in inTer- scholasTic conTesTs in any of The Tour divisions rnenTioned above. And The higher The ranking The greaTer number of poinTs granTed. Upon enTrance To This organizaTion, The member is also given The degree oT meriT. ATTer 40 poinTs have been ok:-Tained The degree of honor is granTed. ATTer sTill more work and 60 poinTs are obTained, The conTesTanT is enTiTled To The degree oT Excellence which is considered some achievement BUT aTTer acquiring a hard-earned IOO poinTs The degree oT DisTincTion is granTed. This degree is considered a very coveTed achievemenT. CongraTulaTions To Those who have made This grade, noT only of gaining enTrance To The organizaTion, buT also oT receiving The higher degrees granTed, We're expecTing big Things from The under-classmer' nexT year who have already gained enTrance To The NaTionaI Forensic League. FORTY-SEVEN THE QUILL-I938 T in l li i ii li li, TOP ROW-C. Nady, A. Ford, R. Parker, O. McGuire, P. Willson, Marion Keiser, R. FiTch. lll SECOND ROW-R. Williams, B. Parkin, B. Louden, l-l. Williamson, Wilde Manning, E. M, OverTon, D. BaTes. l BOTTOM ROW-M. Barnes, R. GranT, R. McWilliams, K. ArmsTrongl L. Parsons, A. March, l ll l-l. Miller. l l ill i l ll ll ' l A lf e ate D b llili ll As we draw The curTain on Scene I937-38, we Tind we are closing one oT The mosT TruiTTul debaTe seasons in Fairheld Tor many years. Our varsiiy Team, composed oT Marshall Barnes, Billy 1 Louden, AlberT Ford. and Olivene McGuire, broughT back many honors by arguing The quesTion: ll Resolved, ThaT The several sTaTes should adopT unicameral sysTerns oT leqislaTion. AT The TirsT oT The year a larqe number oT our debaTers wenT To MT. PleasanT To parTiCipaTe in a pracTice TournamenT. No decisions were given, buT iT was a very enioyalole Tourney. A Tew weeks laTer Tour oT our girl debaTers lMarion Keiser, Charmian Nady. Olivene McGuire. and Evelyn OverTonl wenT To lowa CiTy where each Team engaged in only one debaTe. The remaind- lil er oT The day was spenT lisTening To such speakers as Professor Baerd, oT Iowa UniversiTy, and ,lj several oThers. Our girls reTurned home with a IOOW, record having deTeaTed CresTon, and Cedar Falls. l ll Q The nexT Trip was To Bloon'iTield on January 22. This was The second decision TournamenT 1 FairTTeld enTered This season. Of The 36 debaTes our debaTers had ThaT day They won 30 and losT only 6. WhaT's This aloouT one carload oT our debaTers being Towed back inTo Town To Tind ouT The , car was ouT oT gasoline? l , i LM. eee. H il FORTY-EIGHT ll THE ouiLL-1938 Debate On January 29, F. H. S. was represenTed in a girls' TournamenT aT MuscaTine by Marion Keiser. Charmian Nady on The negaTive, and Olivene McGuire and Evelyn OverTon on The aTTirmaTive. Des- piTe The keen compeTiTion oT EasT Moline, MT. PIeasanT, Iowa CiTy, and several oTher schools, our girls won The Tourney Tor dear old F. H. S. The Following SaTurday, February 5. Lois Parsons and Philip Willson composing The negaTive. and Richard McWilliams and Henry Williamson on The aTTirmaTive, represenTed FairTieId High School in a Treshman-sophomore TournarnenT aT MT. PIeasanT. ApproximaTeIy 20 schools parTicipaTed in This TournamenT, among Them were OTTumwa, NewTon, BurIingTon, and MuscaTine. However, our negaTive succeeded in Tying wiTh Iowa CiTy Tor Third place. ATTer a brieT elapse oT Time, Tive debafers, AIberT Ford, Billy Louden, Marshall Barnes, Olivene McGuire, and Evelyn OverTon wenT To NewTon Tor a Two-day TournamenT. AIThough They had a IiTTIe Trouble-The word Ii+TIe being used in iTs NidesT sense-reaching Their desTinaTion, iT proved To be well worTh Their Trouble. AT The banqueT ThaT evening There was an exTemporaneous conTesT. AIberT Ford drew The Topic, Would I look like Clark Gable if iT weren'T Tor my ears? On February I9, The sub-disTricT was held aT Oskaloosa. AT The close oT a sTrenuous day. our varsiTy Team Tound They had placed among The upper Tour schools and Thereby were enTiTIed To enTer The disTricT which was To be held aT FairTieId a Tew weeks laTer. The disTricT Tinally arrived: This was a very sTiTT Tourney as can be shown when we noTe The Tollowingz DavenporT won The NaTionaI Forensic TournamenT which enTiTIed Them To enTer The naTional conTesT: BurIingTon Tied wiTh Iowa CiTy Tor The sTaTe TiTIe in debaTe unTiI They Tigured up The percenTages. and Iowa CiTy was Then declared The winner. BUT despiTe This real compeTiTion. Fairfield Tied wiTh DavenporT Tor second place in The disTricT. This enTiTIed F. H, S. To enTer The sTaTe series. AnoTher inTeresTing TacT is ThaT oT The Tour debaTes FairTieId had wiTh Iowa CiTy ThroughouT The year, we won Two and They won Two. The Tollowing TournarnenT was The Iowa Nine which was held aT BurIingTon on March 26. Our negaTive won Tive ouT oT six, while our aI'Tirn'1aTive won only Two ouT oT six. The FairTieId debaTers Tied Though, wiTh Iowa CiTy Tor Third place unTiI They Tigured up The percenTages. This shoved us inTo TourTh place, leaving Third Tor Iowa CiTy. On April 2I-22, our varsiTy Team wenT 'io Iowa CiTy Tor The sTaTe Tournament They were eIiminaTeed beTore The semi4TinaI round. Only Three negaTive Teams won more debaTes Than did our own negaTive Team, composed oT Marshall Barnes and Billy Louden. The season's Smal record was I39 debaTes, 32 oT which were non-decision. Of The rem ining I07 decision debaTes 72 wins and 37 losses were crediTed To F. H. S. Since all Tour members oT our varsiTy Team will be back again nexT year, we are expecTing even bigger and beTTer Things Then. FORTY-NINE ii ri 1 lll ll ' THE QUILL-I938 T AA l l ,ll l l l l l i ix ll TOP ROW-Marian Keiser, Ted Saur, Louise l-leer, Charmian Nady. l l BOTTOM ROW-Alberl Ford, Rila Peck, Marshall Barnes, Lois Parsons, Preslon Howell. li f on new: lil 5 '42 35' llll or ' D I W ec amatory lli 2 li T lg U?55fLZC?.U I County Contest 1 Our freshmen came Through wilh flying colors lhis year. A+ Jrhe preliminary l conlesl' al Balavia on February 9, all 'rhree won 'rhrough 'ro complele in lhe counly conlesl al Fairfield, February 28. lil ii il i Rila Peck placed 'lourlh in lhe humorous division giving 'rhe seleclion, A Slifch in Time. We hope she keeps up lhe good work. 'l Preslon Howell gave lhe oralion The Supreme Menace and placed lhircl. We have high hopes for him nexl year. i li Lois Parsons won firsl wilh lhe dramalic seleclion, Miclcey's Marker, Lois, please l do as well nexl year. ll 1. 1. Ml Fl FTY Boys' lowa Nine The TwenTy-TirsT annual Boys' lowa Nine DeclamaTory TournamenT was held aT Fairfield, January 6. AT The preliminary conTesT Ted Saur, who compeTed in The dramaTic division wiTh The reading, The Unseen WiTness, was eliminaTed. AlloerT Ford won Through The preliminaries and placed Third in The Tinals wiTh The oraTion Vengeance is Mine. Marshall Barnes was wiThheld unTil The Tinals in which he placed second in The humorous division wiTh The selecfion, A STiTch in Time. Be- cause oT This year's experience we hope AlberT and Marshall will go places nexT year. Girls' lowa Nine AT BurlingTon, February 8, The lowa Nine Girls' Declam ConTesT was held. Mar- ian Keiser wiTh The oraTion The Supreme Menace and 'Charmian Nady wiTh The humorous selecTion Ladys FirsT were eliminaTecl in The preliminaries. In The drama- Tic division Louise l-leer gave The reading As The l-lerons Fly. She placed TirsT in The preliminaries, also TirsT in The Tinals. We are cerTainly going To miss These girls nexT year. State Series Our Team Tor The sTaTe series was Ford, l-leer, and Barnes. FirsT, They parTicipaTed in The sub-disTricT meeT aT Birmingham, February 22. Ford placed TirsT in The oraTory division. Barnes Tailed To place. Louise was wiTh held unTil The disTricT conTesT. Sul:-District NexT aT The sub-disTricT conTesT aT BrighTon, March 8, Ford placed second. We were sorry you losT ouT, AlberT, louT we were glad you wenT ThaT Tar. 'scope' District FairTield was hosT To The SouTheasTern Iowa DisTricT Declam ConTesT, Apriil l. Our conTesTanT was Louise T-leer in The dramaTic division in which she placed TirsT. Eleven schools were represenTed. l State The sTaTe conTesT was held April I5Th aT Eldora. Louise won Third place and ThaT's SOME achievemenT. We lcnow you have worked hard To do This, Louise, and we cerTainly appreciaTe iT. FIFTY-ONE THE QUILL--I938 THE QUILL-I FI FTY-TWO . X X x -X 'Q fx '11 C V N R r x X X X 3 Xi 'K X1 THE QUILL-I938 TOP ROW-Conway Balmer, Douglas Bell, Roy Harris, Lewis Nady, Teddy Saur, John Bangs, Charles DuVall, John Fordyce' Verne Hix, Wayne Tompkins, Horace Gentry. SECOND ROW-Bob Parker. Don Harlman, Dick Granl, Bob Wallcerl Alberl Ford, Charles Allender, Bob Mclnfosh, Clarlc Hlovey, John Goodman, Paul Coen. THIRD ROW-Jeanne Lawrence, Myrna Brown, Pauline Johnson. Rulh Slallman, Mary Louise Coors, Marjorie Talley, Audreye March, Dorolhy Brown, Louise Hughes, Flor- ence Gorman, Miss Larson. BOTTOM ROW-Rosalie Van Dyke. Louise eHer, Charmian Nady, Caroline Myers, Dor- olhy Milchell, Eloise Harlman, Mary Helen C'Neill, Mary Swinlc, Beliye Gaines, Rose Ann Hunl. Mixed Chorus The Mixed Chorus consisling of members chosen from lhe boys and girls Glee 'Clubs enjoyed +he +wo evenings a week fhal were spenl working wilh Miss Larson 'ro make The chorus a success. They sang before lhe Melhodisl' and Presbylerian churches, lhe Auxiliary and Parsons College. A superior raring was won in lhe dislricl conlesl which made il possible for Them +o parficipale in lhe slale conlesf held in Iowa Ciiy on May 6, I938, where lhey received an excellenl. Our accompanisl lor mixed chorus lhis year was Roloerla Millhouse. Her service was apprecialed by all lhe members ol lhe group. FIFTY-TH REE THE QUILL-I938 TOP ROW-Louise Heer, Rufh Sralirnan, Thelma Johnson, Marian Lindsay, Ruih Larson Marianna Sirube, Dorolhy Brown, Louise Hughes, Florence Gorman. THIRD ROW-Jeanne Lawrence, Mary Louise Coors, Pauline Johnson, Mariorie Talley, Eleanor Clarlc, Audrey March, Berry Srrube, Berfye Kirlcparrick. SECOND ROW-Myrna Brown, Lorrie Hansen, Caroline Myers, Charmian Nady, Margar- ef McKee, Mary Farmer, Elsie Mae Larson, Lois Parsons, Rose Ann Hunl. BOTTOM ROW-Rosalie Van Dyke, Vivian Welsh, Eloise l-larlrnan, Miss Larson, Doroihy Mirchell, Mary Helen O'Neill, Mary Swinlc, Bellye Gaines. '-'Gini 19103 -te :LS 03 do 5 g First Girls' Glee Club The girls worlced logerher many hours lo make This year's glee club a Top No+cher. Under 'rhe direcrion of Miss Larson 'rhey produced wirh rhe Firsf Boys' Glee Club rhe l-l M S Pinaforef' an inreresiing opererla by Silber? and Sullivan. They won superior in rhe disrrici con'res'r and This enabled Jrhern 'ro enler The srare conresl ar Iowa Ciry on May 6, I938, where rhe girls received a Ilgoodhll FIFTY-FOUR THE QUILL-I TOP ROW-Roy Harris, Douglas Bell. Lewis Nady, Charles DuVall. Jim Frank, John For- dyce, Verne Hix, Wayne Tompkins, Van Marshall. THIRD ROW-Conway Balmer, John Bangs, Leland Daub, Teddy Saur, Dick Caughlin, John Goodman, Paul Coen, Marshall Barnes, Horace Genfry. SECOND ROW-Miss Larson, Dick Marlin, Bob Vxfallcer, Eugene Leech, Bob Nelson. Bob Parlcer, Clarlc l-lovey, Charles Allender. BOTTOM ROW-Bruce Walker, Ralph Morrows Diclc Granf, Don l'-larfrnan, Bob Mclniosh, Alberf Ford. Glen Ellioil. '12-I W4 'B'-'Jas lgoa o 'D 9 nfl First Boys' Glee Club The firsl boys' glee club was a very successful organizalion lhis year. They sang al clifferenf churches in lhe cify and al' The high school on several occasions. A+ fhe clislricl conlesf al' Davenporl +hey received an excellenl raling. They made a dislinguished ancl suave appearance in Jrheir new while mess iaclce+s, wing collars, and lolack bows. Every boy in The glee clulo appreciales Miss Larson's unliring eliforls 'ro increase 'rheir vocal possibiliiies and love of music. FIFTY FIVE , T H E FIFTY-SIX QUILL-1938 Chilly. Willson, K. Boyce, Miss TOP ROW-R. Lindauer, E. Spry, R, l-lilderbran, G. Hollander, E. SECOND ROW-Mr. Welle, D. Allison, P. l-lowell, D. Lawson' P. Larson. BOTTOM ROW-L. McClellan, M. Knedler, K, McWilliams, B. Lundquisl. Lawrence, l-l. Allen, A. Clubs Slwanslrorn, M. George, Duvall, D. Ringlespacln, Boys' and Girls' Second Glee TOP ROW-M, Anderson, l. Kepler, A. Waggener, M. Simmons, F, M. Caslile, L. Waggoner, F. Berkshire' M, Slorlz, B. Smillx, M. D. Srnilli. SECOND ROW-Miss Larson, R. Zuehllce, D. l-loolman, L. Anderson, D. l-lillman, M. Rune, L. Granl, D, Blakely, P. Coop, R. Calhey. E. Bales, V. Reiclwslein, Miss McGinniss. THIRD ROW-J. Anderson, P. Quigley, D. Knauss, R. Coleson, B. Slarlc, M. Fosler, M. Gib- son, N. Briggs, l. Nelson, P. Howell, J. Nady, M. McClure. BOTTOM ROW-L. Ruby, D, Swilzer, E. Messer, l-l. Lauder, D. Fuqua, l. McCormick, M. Koonlz, D. l-lolqale, Fern Coop, M. V. Johnson. THE oulLL-I MIXED SEXTETTE TOP ROW-R. Granf, M. L. Coofs, J. Goodman BOTTOM ROW-J. Lawrence, M. Swinlc, P. Johnson GIRLS' SEXTETTE BOYS' QUARTETTE TOP-L. l-leer, F. Gorman, L. Hughes Conway Baker, Douglas Bell, BOT.--M. Swinlc, C, Myers, D. Mifchell John Fordyce, Verne l-lix Small Vocal Groups The Girls' Sexfeffe has performed in many public performances. They have seen work in fwo confesfs fhis year including fhe home confesf, sub-W disfricf, and fhe disfricf held af Davenporf where fhey received fhe rafing of excellenf, fhus prevenfing fhem from compefeing in fhe Sfafe Confesf af lowa Cify. Five of fhe girls are Seniors so if will be an enfirely new group nexf year. The Mixed Sexfeffe appeared quife a number of fimes and was enioyed upon every appearance. They received fhe rafing of excellenf af fhe sub- disfricf held in Fairfield. The Boys' Ouarfeffe, mosf popular of all fhe small vocal groups, en- livened many a social funcfion during fhe school year. They nof only per- formed in Fairfield, buf also in many neighboring fowns. They received a superior af fhe sub-disfricf confesf and an excellenf af disfricf, fhough fhey were commended highly for an almosf perfecf performance. FIFTY SEVEN E QUILL--I938 Caroline Myers Mary Swinlc Alloerl Ford Dorofhy Milchell Douglas Bell liwwil Vocal soloists F. l-l. S. was very well represenled lhis year in vocal soloisls. Only one, however, oblained rhe high raling necessary lo go lo lhe regional conlesl held lhis year al Minneapolis. Our Bass-Barilone, Alberl Ford made lhal' Trip. Those compeling in home conlesf were: Sopranos: Caroline Myers, Louise l-leer, Pauline Johnson, and Rulh Slallman. Mezzo4Sopranos: Audrey March, Lois Parson, and Dorolhy Mi+c:hell. Allos: Mary Swink, Bellye Gaines, Florence Gorman. Tenors: Doug Bell. Bass-Barilone: Charles Allender, Clark l-lovey, Horace Genlry, and Alberl Ford. Those receiving superior halings were +he ones underlined. They cornpeled in lhe sub-dislricl con- lesl held here al Fairfield. Winners were Doug Bell, Alloerlr Ford, and Dor- olhy Milchell, who laler compeled al Davenporl. l-lere only Alberl received a high enough raling To compele in lhe slale conlesl held al Iowa Cily. Again he Flew away wilh high honors, al leasl as high as was given in his division, and olalained The righl of going lo 'rhe regionel conlesl' held al Minneapolis where he was ranked superior. l'lFTY EIGHT THE QUILL-l938 TOP ROW-L. Parsons, E. Spry. B. Kirkpatrick. SECOND ROW-D. Hartman, L. Nady, K. Larson, R. Walker. BOTTOM ROW-R. Martin, D. Ringlespach, E. Kepler, A. Spry, R. Grant. lnstrumental Soloist Lois Parsons, our violin soloist, is a versatile treshrnan girl who also entered the vocal solos. Our cornet solo honors were won by Dick Grant, a junior. He was one ot the three contest- ants to get a superior at the sub-district contest. He received a good at Davenport. Dick Martin supplied the wind and the technique tor the tuloa solo. His solo, Beezleloub one ot the ditticult tuba solos, went over big. When he played at the sub-district, he received a superior. He got a good at Davenport. Eugene Spry was our trombonist. He won a rating ot excellent at the sub-district contest. Our baritone soloist, Kenneth Larson, received a Superior at the sub-district contest. He went on to the district, where he pulled down an Excellent Arlene Spry went to the district contest at Davenport where she won a rating ot good. She won a superior rating at the sub-district contest at Fairfield. Betty Kirkpatrick received an excellent at the sub-district contest this year. This was her tirst year ot high school competition. She is beginning to show a mastery ot the violin already. Evelyn Kepler did a tine iob by winning an excellent at the sub-district this year. Our tlutest this year was Doris Ringlespach. She won an excellent at the sub-district contest. Her solo On Wings ot Song was skilltully played and she will go tar with the tlute in the tuture. Bob Walker was our pec horn player. He received an excellent in the sub-district contest. Lewis Nady, saxaphone soloist, received a rating ot excellent in the sub-district contest-we never could see how a tellow could keep his tingers out ot those holes. Don Hartman represented Fairtield in the snare drum division. This was a new event in the contest. Don won a rating ot superior in the sub-district and excellent at the district contest, which was held at Davenport. We are expecting big things ot Don next year. FIFTY-NINE TH E QUILL-I938 CHAMBER GROUP Hubbard Ford, Lois Parsons, Evelyn Kepler, Bellye Kirkpalrick WOODWINDS CLARINET QUARTETTE Doris Ringelspach, Dorolhy Aldrich. Gayle McCumber, Ronnie Norman, Aileen Kepler, Frances Miller Ronnie Vorhies, Bob Nady BRASS SEXTETTE Forresl McGlasson, Bob Walker, Leland Walls, Richard Marlin, Torn Slallery. Richard Granl I Wl Small lnstrumental Groups Ronald Norman, Bob Nady, Gayle lvlccumber, and Ronald Vorhies com- pose lhe clarinel quarlelle. They wenl lo Minneapolis lo lhe regional con- lesl wilh Mr. Lowell on May I7 where lhey received a raling ol lwo. The brass sexlelle is made up ol lhe lollowing: cornels, Dick Granl and Leland Walls: barilone, Foresl lvlcGlasson: French horn, Bob Walker: bass luba, Dick Marlin, lrombone, Dick Slallery. They are a capable and enioyable group. Their perlormances lhis year were always received wilh much applause. Al lhe sub-dislricl conlesl al Fairlield lhey received an excellenl. Hubbard Ford, Lois Parsons, Evelyn Kepler, and Bellye Kirkpalrick compose lhe Chamber Group. They have spenl many hours praclicing and prove lo be a very enjoyable group. Doris Ringelspach, Dorolhy Aldrich, Aileen Kepler, and Frances Miller compose lhe Woodwind Group. This group has done some very line work lhis year. Besl ol luck lo lhese girls nexl year. SIXTY THE QUILL-I938 1 N i , llll .W h iillffvlrl' Orchestra The orchesTra received a Superior raTinq aT The sub-disTricT con- TesT held aT Fairfield. This enTiTled Them To go To The disTricT conTesT aT DavenporT, where They received a Good, There was some really sTiTT cornpeTiTion This year in The orchesTra division. Our marching band was The only large insTrumenTal group To go To The sTaTe conTesT This year, louT under Mr. Lowell's capable direcTion we hope To Take all Three groups nexT year. This is lvlr. l.owel s TirsT year aT F. H. S. He came from The norTh- easT corner of The sTaTe where They puT ouT bands +ha+ are bandsf: We expecT greaT Things Trom him in The TuTure. SIXTY-ONE THE QUILL-I938 -slain The concerT loand won Through The sub-disTricT conTesT and wenT To The disTricT aT DavenporT, where They received an ExcellenT raTing. Concert and Marching Bands The marching band came Through wiTh a Superior raTing aT DavenporT, where The disTricT conTesT was held, which enabled Them To go To The sTaTe conTesT held aT Iowa CiTy on May 7, where They received an ExcellenT Our band is one oT our mosT successful organizaTions. IT almosT always wins iTs way To The sTaTe conTesT. AT TooTball games, iT is always on hand To give a colorful and enTerTain- ing marching exhibiTion. The loss oT The band caps in The Tire did noT seenn To aTFecT The loand's showing aT The sTaTe conTesT, buT we hope The caps can be replaced by nexT year. SIXTY-TWO THE QUILL-I Music Auxiliary .yrs-',..!!h.... . iii!i!!r!r!L!T!,!T!T!T!!ii ?f The Auxiliary is composed OT The moThers whose children are in band, orchesTra, and The glee clubs. They have showed much inTeresT in The work which has been done This year. The Auxiliary This year sponsored All-School Dances each monTh, The RuTus Rose MarioneTTes, The LaTona Troupe circus, Silver Teas, Tag Day, and The Musical ConcerT. WiTh The money received Trom These evenTs, The Auxiliary purchased whiTe mess jackeTs Tor The Boys' Glee Club, This being The TirsT Time The boys have had uniTorms. They also purchased six shining baTons and Two drum maior ouTTiTs Tor The band. We are very appreciaTEve oT The splendid co-operaTion and The help The moThers have given To us This year. IAQQZQJAI T937-38 OFFICERS PresidenT ..,,,,.....,.., ,,,,,,, M rs. Leslie V. March Vice PresidenT ..,,Y,,,, ,,,a,,, M rs. H. F. GIaTTTeIder SecreTary s..,.,s,., ac,,c,,,c Iv1 rs. Wayne Vorhies Treasurer Y,...... ,,a,,,, lvl rs. Glenn GranT SIXTY-TH REE 938 T THE QUILL--I938 ,,, Wi M w L , w Vw +V M 1: MQ mg W W M l H+ H' ip WM 1' w' W W? N W Nm V M w W2 M M PM QW W W SIXTY-FOUR W ,Vi w W' I H bf 13 U 155 X x , XX f K pf rj N, Q J X XXX ' ATHLETICS 'Q 1 pl TH E QUILL-1938 Football Squad Football Letterman TOP ROW-Douglas Bell, Wayne l-larrell, Oren Champ, Ted Smith, Bob Simmons, Van Marshall. BOTTOM ROW-Lawrence Winter, Frank Rlzor, Edward Carlson, Warren Holmes, Bob Nelson, Bob DeSpain. SIXTY-FIVE TH E QUILL-I938 Football SepTember I7, I937-NEW LONDON-jHerej-lb-I3j The New Londoners biT The Trojans in a fasf one-Two fashion Today To Take home Their season's firsf vicTory and our firsT loss. SepTember 24, I937-FT. MADISON-jTherej-j0-l3j The Trojan's Trip To The prison ciTy had a dull finish affer The FT. Madison boys scorecl a I3-O vicTory. oaobef e, I938-MUSCATINE-jTherej--j i 3-13 Wheel Horse Champ showed The MuscaTine lads whaf real foofball was Today. He chalked up Two Touchdowns for dear old F. H. S.-one of Them being preceded by a 30 yard dash. His place kick also reached pay dirT. ocfober is, l937-WASHINGTON-jHerej-jI2-01 Flash Gorman supplied The crowd wiTh plenTy of Thrills in This scrimmage. On one occasion he sTreaked down The Tiled for 49 yards To come clown on The one yard line. However, The boys pushed The pikskin across The line To chalk up The firsT six poinTs. LaTer in The game a pass from Gorman To Harrell was complefecl which re- sulfed in six more poinfs. OcTober 22, I937-BURLINGTON-jTherej-j7-bl This was a cosTly buT neverfheless graTifying vicTory. IT was cosfly To The ex- TenT of a broken collar-bone To Knedler and slighT injuries To Champ. This was The firsT Time Fairfield had defeaTed Burlingfon since The days way back when Dabner and Crayne were in Fairfield l-ligh. ln facf, no school had beafen BurlingTon in foof- ball since in T936. OcTober 29, T937-KEOKUK--jHerej-j7-l3j A pass from Champ To Harrell resulTed in a score for The Trojans in The firsf half. The Trojans were fasf going To anoTher vicTory when Keokuk, in The lasT half, made Two Touchdowns in almosf as many minuTes. November 4, I 93 7-OTTU MWA-jHerej-j0-7l A record crowd wifnessed This game oT aerial aTTacks and Then more aerial aT- Tacks. BoTh Teams displayed remarkable passing abiliTy buT The Bulldogs were slighTly more successful in compleTing Their aTTempTs. November I4, I937-MT. PLEASANT-jHerej-U3-I2j This game draws The curTain on anofher year's work for The Trojans. Like The old adage, iT was lasT buT noT leasT. Bofh Teams displayed blue-ribbon per- formance. SIXTY-SIX g,....,: In 'Ei ..f - TOP ROW-G. Van De Vorde, F. Carlson, R. STorTz, W. Holmes, R. GranT. SECOND ROW-T. Saur, C. DuVall, W, Harrell, B, Marr, l. Knedler. BOTTOM ROW-C. Baker, D. Bell, O. Champ, R. Nelson. Baslcetball - First Team December I, I937-FairTield 2l-New London 27 FairTield losT a hard ToughT opener To New London by The score oT 27 To 2l. FairTield's loss was due To laclc OT abiliTy in making chariTy Tosses, making good on only Tive ouT of sevenTeen chances. Nelson was high scorer Tor FairTield wiTh 7 poinTs challced up Tor him. December 8, i938-FairTielcl 24-Albia 25 FairTield losT Their second non-conTerence game To fxlbia in an overTime by The score oT 25 To 24. FairTield carried The TighT To Albia Trom The sTarT and led Tor The TirsT4Three quarTers. Then Albia sTarTed a rally which The Trojans could noT over- come. Nelson was again high wiTh six goals and a chariTy Toss Tor I3 poinTs. December ll, I937-Fairfield I8-FT. Madison 29 AlThough baTTling gamely ThroughouT The game The Trojans losT Their Third con- secuTive game To a sTrong FT. Madison Team by The score oT 29 To IS. This was The TirsT conTerence sTarT Tor boTh Teams buT The TourTh win Tor FT. Madison in The same amounT oT games. Balcer was high man by puTTing Three goals and one Tree Throw Through The hoop beTore The Tinal whisTle. SIXTY-SEVEN THE QUILL-:oss E QUILL-l938 December I8, I937-Fairfield I8-Burlingfon 2I Fairfield dropped a very fhrilling game fo Burlingfon by fhe score of 2I fo IS. The Iuclcless Trojans Iosf in fhe Iasf minufe and 35 seconds when a Burlingfon man puf fhe winning goal fhrough from mid-courf. Bell was high wifh fhree field goals fo his credif. December 2I, I937-Fairfield 26-MI. Pleasanf 29 Alfhough fighfing fo fhe finish fhe Trojans were finally overcome by Mf. Pleasanf in fhe Iasf minufe by a score of 29 fo 26. Bell, Nelson, and Champ shared high hon- ors wifh 6 poinfs each. December 3I, I937-Fairfield 36-Washingfon 30 For fhe firsf fime fhe old Vicfory Bell pealed forfh felling fhaf Fairfield beal Washingfon. Fairfield sfarfed scoring early in fhe game and was leading 25 fo 7 af fhe half fime. Bell and Nelson led fhe scorers wifh I3 and I4 poinfs respecfively. January 5, I938-Fairfield 36-Keokuk 37 Keokulc nosed ouf Fairfield in a very close game 37 fo 36. Fairfield was ahead 36 fo 35 wifh fhree seconds Ieff of fhe final quarfer when fhe Chiefs called firne ouf. When play was resumed, Salfzer, Keolcula cenfer, gof fhe ball and shof. Jusf as he shof fhe gun wenf off. There was an argumenf buf fhe baskef was counfed for Keolcuk. January 8, I938-Fairfield 30-Offumwa 24 Alfhough Iisfed as fhe underdog by fhe papers, Fairfield showed some of fheir old-fime pep and sfamina and beaf our old rivals 30 fo 24. The game was close from fhe beginning and if was nof unfil fhe Iasf minufe fhaf Fairfield really pulled fhe game ouf of fhe fire. Knedler was high for Fairfield wifh IO poinfs fo his credif. January I5, I938-Fairfield 25-Muscafine 27 Fairfield Iosf anofher hearf breaker fo Muscafine 27 fo 25. In fwo of fhe four periods fhe Trojans led fhe Iviuslqies buf in fhe Iasf fwo minufes Muscafine made a goal and fhen sfarfed a sfall which Fairfield could nof break up. Fairfield Ied in field goals II fo IO buf Iosf in fhe charify lanes. Nelson was high man wifh six goals and fwo charify fosses for a fofal of I4 poinfs. January 22, I938-Fairfield 28-Ff. Madison 38 Fairfield Iosf fheir sixfh game of fhe year fo Ff. Madison by fhe score of 38 fo 28. This was Ff.IvIadison's sevenfh vicfory in eighf affempfs. The Bloodhounds led I8 fo I5 af fhe half and Fairfield never gof any closer fo fhem fhan fhaf fhroughouf fhe game. Nelson was high for fhe Trojans. SIXTY-EIGHT THE QUILL-I938 TOP ROW-C. Balcer, R. Marr, W. I-Iarrell, I. Knedler. BOTTOM ROW-D. Bell, O. Champ, R. Nelson. Baslcetball Lettermen January 29, I938-Fairfield 36-Burlington 29 Led all the way by Champ, who caused Burlington so much trouble in our toot- ball game. Fairfield led all the way and avenged an earlier defeat by the hands of the Grayhounds. Champ led for Fairfield with I I points to the good. February 2, I938-Fairfield 29-Muscatine 26 Fairfield overcame the Muslcies and went on to win by an easy margin. Champ tossed a freethrow to begin the scoring and we never lost our lead. Nelson and Bel' shared scoring honors with 9 points each. February 4, I938-Fairfield 30-Mt. Pleasant 20 Fairfield next went to Mt. Pleasant after their third Consecutive win and were after a fourth. Fairfield led by I-Iarrell scored at will and put the game on ice early in the last quarter. Mt. Pleasant iumped off to a 6 to I lead in the first three minutes which Fairfield soon overcome and held until the end. Harrell and Nelson led the scorers with I2 and IO points respectively. SIXTY-NINE T THE QUILL-I938 - .. 4 -L 1 -- l TOP ROW-B. Workman. C. Russell, E. Abbey, B. Lindauer, M. Philips. l-l. Williamson. i SECOND ROW-H. Spielmanl L. WinTer, l-l. Ireland, J. Champ, VJ. Simmons. BOTTOM ROW-J. Gorman, D. Brown, C. RiclceTTs, R. Norman, W. Dabner . l Lightweights ll February I2, I938-Fairfield 27-WashingTon 24 il ATTer geTTing oTf To a bad sTarT FairTield peppeol up and played ball during The lasT halT To beaT WashingTon 27 To 24. The game was close all The way and iT was noT . 5 unTil The gun ended The game ThaT The audience really decided FairTield had won. . This was WashingTon's TorTieTh consecuTive loss in l.iTTle Six compeTiTion in The lasr T Two years. Bell and Nelson spliT scoring honors wiTh 8 poinTs each. lr February I6, l938-Fairfield 24-Keokuk 43 FairTield meT Keolculc on The home Tloor and waTched The ChieTs run up a very lr large score during The TirsT half. The dam ciTy boys hiT The baslceT wiTh uncanny abiliTy while The Troian's luck was noT wiTh Them Tor They only made IO ouT oT 53 aTTempTs. Nelson was high wiTh 5 poinTs. February I9, I938-Fairfield 26-OTTumwa 28 In a very Thrilling mix Trom sTarT To Tinish OTTumwa making use oT an overTime, beaT FairTield 28 To 26. The Bulldogs led I7 To I6 aT halTTime. The score changed T many Times during The game and iT was only Through luck Thar They won Their Two- ix poinT lead. Nelson was high scorer wiTh l3 poinTs To his crediT while Knedler followed . 1 wiTh 6 poinTs. l SEVENTY THE QUILL-I938 Arihur Keller John Bangs Roberf Lawrence Athletic Business Managers Gur unsung heroes. They are The iirsi io come and lasi To leave all of our baslceiloall and iooiball games. They are ihe ones who siand ouiside and sell iickeis, someiimes wiih half frozen hands, and wondering which side is doing ihe cheering, while we si? wrapped warmly and waich every play. They are also responsible for The adveriising of The aihleiic deparimeni and lake care of oiher iiclcei sales as ihose of declarn coniesis, eic. Ci'lCCI LCBJCTS A' ' T Don l-larfrnan, Charmian Nady, Eleanor Clark, Audrey March, Paul Coen. SEVENTY-ONE THE QUILL-I I937 TRACK SEVENTY-TWO THE QUILL-I938 Traclc - 1937 There were 33 candidaTes aT The beginning oT This season when The I937 Track worlc was sTarTed. On Friday nighT, March 26. The sevenTh annual LiTTIe Six indoor meeT was held aT Iowa CiTy's field house. FairTieId won TirsT wiTh a Toal oT 76 poinTs. FT. Madison second wiTh 6IIf2 poinTs. FairTieId's mile relay Team composed OT Knedler, Pederson, Perry, and Champ won IsT. Jerry Miller IsT in Iow hurdles and 2nd in The high hurdles. Caviness IsT in The shoT puT. Fairfield also received a 2nd in The 880 yard relay and 3rd in The 2-mile relay. STATE INDOOR-APRIL 3 There were 500 enTries in The STaTe Indoor MeeT wiTh 42 schools represenTed. CIinTon was IasT year's champs. FairTieId Tinished in TenTh place. Fairfield received IOV2 poinTs. Miller won The 60-yard high hurdles and Tied Tor second in The low hurdles. OSKY RELAYS-APRIL I7 The Troians placed TourTh in The Oslcaloosa Relays. Miller won The I20-yard Iow hurdles in I4:I. Caviness placed 3rd in The shof puT and 41h in The broad jump. And also 5Th in The pole vauIT. Ted SmiTh 5Th in The 880-yard run. DRAKE RELAYS-APRIL 23-24 FairTield received a 2nd in The mile-relay. The Team was composed oT Miller. Lamm, I-Iix, and Pederson. LITTLE SIX MEET AT OTTUMWA-MAY 8 FairTIeId placed 2nd wiTh a ToTaI oT 72 poinTs. Two records were brolcen. The javelin was Thrown I67 TT. by BradTord oT OTTumwa. This was Two TeeT TarTher Than The record seT in I93I. Clyde Bowman, Keolculc hurdler IoeaT ouT Jerry Miller To win The I2O-yard high hurdles in I5.7 break- ing The record held by Ruble oT OTTurnwa since I935. FairTieId placed second in The 440-yard relay: Lamm IsT in IOO-yard dash: I'-Iix 3rd in The 440, Pederson ran The 220-yard low hurdles in 25.2 To win TirsT place. I-IesTon 3rd in The 880: Caviness 3rd in shoT puT and IsT in pole vaulT. Caviness 3rd and Lamm 4Th in The broad iump. FT. MADISON-MAY I4 Troians place TourTh, wiTh DavenporT TirsT wiTh a ToTaI oT IOI poinTs. Lamm won The IOO and 220-yard dashes. Caviness 3rd in shoT puT and 4-Th in pole vauIT. Miller 3rd and Champ 5Th in high hurdles. I-Iix 3rd in The 440. Pederson 3rd in The low hurdles. HesTon 3rd in The 880-yard run. SEVENTY-TH REE THE QUILL-I938 TOP ROW-R. DeSpain, D. Bell. Oren Champ, PresidenT, V. l-lix, V. Marshall, R. Nelson. SECOND ROW-A. Keller, W. Holmes, R. Simmons, T. SmiTh, J, Bangs. BOTTOM ROW-J. McLean, E. Carlson C. Balmer, L. WinTer, F. Rizor. Letter Club The LeTTer Club, as usual. sponsored The checlc room aT The baslceTball games. They also acTed as ushers when needed during The year. The new members Tor This year, because oT Their gridiron abiliTy were: Una WinTer, Swede Carlson, Cueball Holmes, Jack Gorman, Var: Marshall, and Frank Rizor. The hard courT enTranTs were Bob Marr and Conway Baller. The ones enTerFng by The Cinder paTh were Verne l-lix, Paul Pederson, and Bob DeSpain. Ar-Thur Keller and Johnnie McClain enTered inTo The club This year as managers. The reTirinq omcficers are Oren Champ, presidenT: Bob Bean, secreTary-Treasurer. The mcficers Tor The coming year are: Douglas Bell, presidenTg Edward Carlson, vice president ArThur Keller, secreTary-Treasurer. SEVENTY-FOU R THE QUILL-T938 Football Banquet LeT's EaT Turkey and LeT's Talk Turkey were The TiTles oT The menu and ToasT program. The Topics included in The ToasT program were: Gobbler-Mr, l-loernerg NuTs To Wall STreeT- John Bangs: STuTTin' The Coach-Oren Champ: LeTTuce Be ThankTul-Mr. CooTs7 Pumpkin' Around- Ted SmiThg Training-Apple Sauce-Wayne Harrell: Turkey Dreams-Mr. Liridauer. Each was pre- senTed in a very good manner, Though some were shorT, sweeT, and righT To The poinT. The menu consisTed oT Re-asT Turkey, Dressing, Whipped PoTaToes, Gravy, Orange Ice, Baked Beans, Cranberry Sauce, l-loT Rolls, Pumpkin Pie, CoTTee, and NuTs. The Pep Girls were responsible Tor enTerTaining The Trojan TooTball men, men TaculTy, and Board Members. IT has always been Their cusTom To sell candy bars. eTc. aT The games so as To give The Team This TreaT. IT was served by Them also. IT should be said ThaT The evening was weil spenT, because The Tinale was The Tree show presenTed To The boys by our local TheaTre manager. l I Baslcetball - Forensic Banquet The aTTendanTs aT This banqueT held every year aT The close oT The baskeTball season, were The BaskeTball Team, Forensic RepresenTaTives and Women l:aculTy. Mr, Bunny Goes To Town, were: Mr. Bunny .....,s.,, WenT To Town wiTh The SpiriT oT EasTer ......, SnaTchin' QTT CarroT Tops ....,, Nibbling aT Cabbages .,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Picking up The Topics Tor The ToasT program, r. Balderson .....,..Louise l-leer ,,,,,,,,Bob Nelson .......Charmian Nady SalTed Acorns ..., ,,,,,,,, D Qug Bell Drinking NecTar .................,,,,, .A,,,... ,....... B a b Marr SToppirig To resT by Saur SleeT ..........,,.,,....,,,,, ,,,,,,, M r, Saur The TiTle Tor The menu was Mr, Bunny in The Garden. IT cofisisTed oT Breaded Tenderloin, New PoTaToes, Cream Sauce, Lemon Pie, BuTTered Peas, Spring Salad, Peach Marmalade, l-loT Rolls' lce Cream Roll, and CoTTee. EveryThing was done up in TTne sTyle, including The Table decoraTions. Again leT us Thank The Girls' Pep CommiTTee Tor Their eTTorTs in making This TreaT possible. SEVENTY-FIVE THE QUILL-1938 sevsNrY.sux M l THE QUILL-I as TOP ROW-RoberT BurneTT, Mildred Dwyer, Jim Frank, RuTh Larson, Richard McWilliams. MIDDLE ROW--Marshall Barnes, Myrna Brown, AlberT Ford. Ted Saur, Marcella Burke, John Bangs, BOTTOM ROW-Fred Dickey, Evelyn Kepler, Arnold Hammans, RoberT Walker, AleTha Buckingham, Thomas SlaTTery. Scholastic Meet For Twenyy-Tour F. H. S. sTudenTs The really Tough exams oT The year were noT over Till aTTer school was ouT. These brillianT sTudenTs spenT June 7 and 8, I937, aT The Brain Derby in Iowa CiTy. Since some oT Them Took more Than one TesT each, Fairfield was enTered in ThirTy-one TesTs. Besides compeTinq Tor scholarship awards The sTudenTs had a grand Time. The lasT evening There was a swell banqueT Tor The some IOO0 sTudenTs and Teacheers. AT The banqueT The Ten who ranked hiqhe-sT were presenTed. Each one who was TirsT received a gold medal, while To second place was given a silver one' and Third place conTesTanTs received a brass one. The Tollowing Tour ranked among The Ten highesT in The whole sTaTe: Mary Carolyn Ford .... 3rd American LiTeraTure, 3rd American Government 3rd English.. CorrecTness Mary HunT ..,,.,. ,,,.,,, 6 Th American GovernmenT RuTh Moyer ...,.,.,. ........, 9 Th English CorrecTnesS RoberT Walker .... ..............,......,,...,,.A....,.,...,..,.,,...........,................ 7 Th General Science F. H. S. CONTESTANTS TN I937 MEET John Bangs, Marshall Barnes, Myrna Brown, AleTha Buckingham' Marcella Burke, Rob- erT BurneTT, Fred Dickey, Mildred Dwyer, Donna Elmore, AlberT Ford, Mary Carolyn Ford, James Frank, Arnold Hammans, Laura Hodge, Mary HunT, Evelyn Kepler, Eliel Kirk- paTrick, RuTh Larson. Richard McWilliams, RuTh Moyer, Ted Saur. Thomas SlaTTery' Harlan SmiTh, RoberT Walker. SEVENTY SEVEN E QUILL-I vas Senior Class Honor Roll Below are lisled lhe names of lhe Senior sludenls who have mainlamed an average of 3.7 or loeller during lhree and a half years. This honor roll was laken on a seven semesler average. Looks like lhe girls are showing lhe looys up aboul lhree lo one. SEVENTY-EIGHT l Wl Girls Blough, Maycel Brown, Myrna Buckingham, Lois Clark, Florence Edmondson, Mary Farmer, Mary Gorman, Florence Green, Doris l-ladley, Marjorie l-lansen, Lollie Hughes, Louise l-lunl, Rose Ann Keiser, Marian Lauder, Marjorie Lawrence, Jeanne Lindsay, Marian Nady, Charmian Nelson, Elhel Overlon, Evelyn Schlarbaum, Lola Spencer, Josephine Sleele, Maxine Turner, Evelyn Van Dyke, Rosalie Vannalla, Mariorie Willson, Doris Louise Boys Allender. Charles Bangs, John Emanuel, Donald l-larrell, Wayne Nady, Lewis Parker, Roloerl Saur, Theordore, Jr. THE QUILL-I938 JUNIOR PLAY-I937 The Beloved Vagabond STUDENT DIRECTOR--Evelyn OverTon VU!!! 0105 -tag ga? 0 2' A bankrupT kingdom, The arrival oT a long losT prince-a war-romance-Tun nish The ploT Tor one oT The ouTsTanding sucesses of F. l-l. S. Jimmy, The beloved vagabond prince, who has been raised in America, and who comes To claim his kingdom and To revoluTionize iT wiTh new ideas was very ably played by John Fordyce. Princess Mary, The daughTer oT King Romane ll oT Boozay la neighboring kingdoml Tells in love wiTh Jimmy and he wiTh her. This parT was Taken by lvlyrna Brown. John Bangs as Romane ll porTrayed a crocheTy old man lwhose one weak poinT was his daughTersl and nearly sTole The show wiTh The help oT Paul Coen as The villian Prince AlberT by ploTTing To kidnap Jimmy To win The war. The Marquis and Marchioness De lvlonsay as The keepers oT Jimmy's kingdom, porTrayecl by Lewis Nady and Florence Clark, lenT digniTy To The play. Bill Zeigler as Tubby Clark, pal oT Jimmy and lvlary Louise Edmondson as Princess PaT, sisTer oT Princess lvlary, carried on quiTe a TlirTaTion and Bill's proposal almosT had The casT as well as audience spliTTing. BridgeT, Jimmy's lrish maid was very well played by BeTTye Gaines who succeed- ed wiTh her lrish brogue and ridiculous geT-up To puT vim and vigor inTo The perTorm- ance. CapTain Ferdo, a dull sTupid soldier and personal guard of Romane ll was played by Lawrence Johnson. Two lovely ladies oT The courT were Florence Gorman and Evelyn Turner. SEVENTY-NINE THE QUILL-I 938 I937 JUNIOR PLAY AND SPECIALTY EIGHTY THE QUILL--I938 SPECIALTY-I937 Trial By Jury Judge ,,,,,,AY,,,,,,.,,,,A,,Y,,Y,w,,,-,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, YY,,,,,,,,M,,,,,,,,,,,AAA,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. B OLD ROl'l'l lvlofher ,,,A,,,7,,,,7,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,A7,,,A,7,,,77w,,,,.,,w,,,Y,,,,,,,,A,,,,,7,,,,,,,,,,7,,,7,,,A,,7,,,7,,,,,,.,. Marion Keiser Jury .,,, P. Helferbran, V. Heslon, M. Lauder, R. Millhouse, B. Smilh, G. Wesl, L. Yargus, R. Slallman, F. Comingore. ACT I- RIDING HIGH STEWARDESSES- E. Nelson, E. Larson, M. Farmer, D. Bales, T. Johnson, D. Swilzer, W. Spray, D. Willson, M. Blough, L. Hansen, E. Bruders, D. Green. STEWARDS- A. Burke, R. Carlson, R. Elder, J. Six, P. Kirkpalrick, C. Manley, G. McCormick, D. Young, W. Ogden, D. Parker, D. Parrelr, W. Vifhilaker. ACT Il CLOWNS- C. Allender, W. Gray, J. Tucker, N. Lillle, B. Holmes, R. Smilh, G. Fry, M, Hes- Jron, R. Hidy, C. Bruders. ACT Ill- LITTLE OLD LADY Louise Heer, Dorolhy Milchell, Mary Swink. ACT IV-- HOME, HOME ON THE RANGE Leads ..........,,.........................,...,.........,....,,,.,.,,,.,.,,,.,,,,,.,,,.,, Norma Wilkin, Maurice Kaska COWHANDS- K. Armslrong, E. Anderson, L. Buckingham, M. Feehan, J. Luke, M. Hadley, E. Hagan, A. Lillon, M. McCallisler, E. Shuppy, D. Barron lWhis+lerl, L. Schlarbaum, B. Bell, L. Burnell, O. Champ, B. Despain, D. Emanuel, R. Hiall, L. Howard, W. Riggs, B. Simmons, E. Rizor, S. Swan. ACT V-HMOONLIGHT AND SHADOWS WALTZERS- L. Hughes, M. Lindsay, W. Manning, J. Spencer, L. Spray, M. Tompkins, R. Laws, H. Koonlz, l. Parsons, D. Goodwin, D. Nelson, J. Mickels. ACT VI- POPPA TREE TOP TALL MONKEYS- D. Caughlan, B. Egan, C. Harwood, G. Hollis, H. Srnilh, C. Webb. ACT VII- DARK TOWN STRUTTER'S BALL STRUTTERS- W. Harrell, W. Swanson, B. Nelson, D. Barron, D. W. Barron, B. Bean, B. Marr. C Hovey, P. McMurray. ACT VIII- THIS YEAR'S CROP OF KlSSES Verne Hix, Wayne Tompkins, John Goodman, Ted Saur ACT IX- BOO HOO Lead ........................................,....................... ....,.,,,.. ....,......., ....... ....... C h a r mlan Nady ZEIGFIELD FOLLIES- l. Nelson, R. Van Dyke, J. Lawrence, S. Swilzer, M. Vannalla, M. Sleele, D. Demp- sey, M. Briggs. FACULTY COMMITTEE- Chairman .......,..................................,.,,,.............,,,.,..,.,,,.,, ,,.,,,,,,,,...,,,,.,.,.,...,.. M iss Cochran Miss Samuelson, Miss 'Winn, Miss Coffman, Mr. De Kalb Music by .......................................................,.............,,,,,.,.................,.......... Miss McDonald Dance lnslruclor ....,.,,,,..,., ,,,,.,, ,.,,.,,, ,.,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,., M i s 5 Mullenix EIGHTY-ONE THE OUILL-I938 l938 SENIOR CLASS PLAY IIS I hll ml ID roug A Romanlic Comedy ln Three Acls by ALLAN LANDON MARTIN CHARACTERS lln order of lheir appearancel John Carlerelle ,,,,,,,,, , A ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,, J o hn Bangs Dr. Owen Harding ...,., ..,.,... D on Emanuel Ellen .......,......,.,..........,. .A,,,A,,, lvl arion Lindsay Kalhleen Dungannon ,,,., ,.Myrna Brown Willie Aunley ,.,.,,.,.. ,.,..... R oberl 'Carlson Kennelh Wayne ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.. J ohn Fordyce Kalhleen .e,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,Y,.., J eanne Lawrence Mary ,,,,,,,7,,,,,,,, ,,,A A.,...... R o salie Van Dyke Jeremlal Wayne ...,., , ,.,e e,e,, ,,,, ,,,.,,,,,e,,,e,,,e,,,,,,,,,....e,,e ..,.... R o b e rf Parker' SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT l- lvlay, l9l5. ACT ll-- Scene l-June, l865. Scene ll--Same as Acl l. ACT III-- lvlay, l9l9. SCENE: The garden of John Carlarelle in England. llaroduced by special arrangemenl wllh Samuel French Company, New Yorlcl EIGHTY-TWO THE ouiu.-:oss H M S Pinafore The annual operella produced by lhe combined glee clubs was given on Decem- ber 2 and 3, I937. The casl was as lollows: Sir Joseph Porler, K. C. B .,,,,..,,, ,,,,,,,,, W ayne Tompkins Caplain Corcoran. .,..,,s,,,,,,,. ,,.,..,... A lberl Ford Ralph Rackslraw. Dick Deadeye ...,.,, Boalswain .,,,.,,,...l. Boalswain's Male .,,u,,... . Josephine .,,,..u,,,,,... l-lebe ......c,,,,.,,. Mrs. Cripps .,u.... ......,Douglas Bell ..............Verne l-lix ...John Goodman ............Paul Coen ...Caroline Myers Florence Gorman .....Bellye Gaines Firsl Lord's Sislers, l-lis Cousins, l-lis Aunls- Dorolhy Brown, Myrna Brown, Eleanor Clark, Mary Louise Cools, l-lelen Duncan, Mary Farmer, Lollie l-lanson, Eloise l-larlman, Louise l-leer, Louise l-lughes, Rose Ann l-lunl, Pauline Johnson, Thelma Johnson, Elsie Mae Larson, Jeanne Lawrence, Margar- el Lesher, Marion Lindsay, Audrey March, Margarel McKee, Frances Miller, Dorolhy Milchell, Charmian Nady, Elhel Nelson, Pauline Nelson, Mary l-lelen O'Neill, Isabelle Parsons, Rulh Slallrnan, Janan Schroder, Belly Slrube, Marianna Slrube, Mary Swink, Marjorie Talley, Rosalie Van Dyke, lrma Vannalla, Vivian Welsh. Sailors- Charles Allender, 'Conway Baker, John Bangs, Bob Bowermasler, Dick Caughlin, Bob Coleson, Jack Cross, Leland Daub, Charles DuVall, Glen Ellioll, Horace Genlry, Dick Granl, Roy Harris, Don l-larlman, Clarke l-lovey, Raymond l-lildebrand, Carl James, Dick Marlin, Leonard Messer, Ralph Morrow, Bob Mclnlosh, Lewis Nady. Bob Parker, Ted Saur, Eugene Spry, George Tucker. Much credil is due Miss Ardilh Larson, direclor ol lhe operella, lor her splendid work in lhis produclion. ElGTHY-TH REE THE QUILL-I938 i938 Commencement Exercises Musicale Prelude-Fesriviry ......... .,....,.. S carmolin Ave Marie ..,.,.,.. ..,,.,,.,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,.,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,A.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,, S c h uberl' Hugh Williams and Mrs. E. G. Linder Toccafo ...... .......... ,...,............,.,.,.... ..,.....4.. Y.,................,. ........s,.... F r y s i nger Processional-Pomp and Chivalry .,,,..,.,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,, . ..,.,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,. C has. J. Roberrs High School Orcheslra and Mrs. E. G. Linder lnvocalion ..........,,...,.,.....,. ,,,s,,, R ev. Gilberl Voorhies You'rh Faces lhe Fu+ure .,,,.s,,,, .,.. ..,.,.. M a ry Farmer Sexlelle, Dreams of Spring .,.,.,s...s,,,,,...,.s....... . .......,.,.,.,........,..............,.,,,. Srrauss Jeanne Lawrence, Louise Heer, Louise Hughes, Dororhy Mirchell, Mary Swink, Florence Gorman Youlhs' Sralie in Democracy .,,,,, ,,,,, . , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,. W ayne Harrell You+hs' Problem of Securiiy .c,,,.,,,,.,..,.,.,...,...,,..s,..s,,,,,.s.,c,. s,....., F lorence Clark Saxophone Duel, Barcarolle from The Tales of Hoffman ...,...,,...., J. Ollenbach Florence Gorman and Lewis Nady The Enemy Wilhin Our Gales-Crime ,,,,,,,,,...........,......,. .,..... A lberl Burlce The Enemy Beyond Our Gares-War ,s ,.,,,,,,. M arion Keiser As Torrenls in Summer ,,.,..,,,, ,,.,.,..s,.,,,.,c,,,c ,,.,,,,,,c,,,,c,.,.,c,,. E Iqar Pain al Parring ,,,,,, ,,..s. A,,s,,.,,,,,.,,,.,,,,.,.. ,s,c,.,,s , . . ,,.,c,.sc, R egnerl-Cain Senior Mixed Chorus Preparafion is rhe Keyhole ro Success .s.,.,,,Y,,,,, .,,,.,.. T heodore Saur. Jr. Presenrarion of Class ,.,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,ss,,,s,c,,c,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,......,,... Supr. W. G. Pence Awarding of Diplomas by Dr. W. T. Webb, Pres. Board of Educalion Benedicrion .,..,,.,...........,.,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,.,... Rev. Gilberr Voorhies Recessional-Fesiival March .....,...,......................,.,,,,,,.,..,,.............. Carl von Weber High School Orchesira and Mrs. E. G. Linder EIGHTY-FOUR THE QUILL-I938 1938 Baccalaureate Sermon Organ Recilal by Mrs. E. G. Linder The Losl Chord ...,....,........... .......... S ullivan Bells Through The Trees ................. ,,., .,..... E d munclson Peace of God .......,,.,,,........,,.....,,,,,,,,,, , .,.,,, ............. S hure Paraphrase on +he Hymn lS+. Kevinl ..................,.. PROCESSIONAL-Grand March from Tannhauser ..........lv1rles .....,,..Wagner lnvocalion ,... ..........Rev. W. J. Bell Sanclus .......,..,..,..,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,, .......,Dudley Buck Junior Girls' Sexlelle Vocal Duel'- O Divine Redeemer Alberl Ford, Bari'l'one Scriplure Lesson .,...,.,.....,,,,.4.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Prayer ...,....... Sons of Men .... The Frrsl Psalm ....,..i,.,,..,,......,,,,o,c,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,A7,,,,,,,,.,,A,,,,,, Junior Boys' Sermon, The Pursuil of l-lappinessu.. Benediclion ..................,,.,...,............. RECESSIONAL- l-lymn lo Joy ...... ........Gounod - Douglas Bell, Tenor S. P. Williamson .......Rev. G-ilberl' Voorhies ..........................Cadman .....,..LaForge Double Quarlel M. A. Gable ..........Rev. W. F. Rex ,...........Bee'rhoven EIGHTY-FIVE E QUILL-I938 JUNIOR PLAY l938 The Weil DIRECTOR-W. B. Pelligrew The play The Weil, is a comedy in lhree acls, given by lhe class ol l938 on February 3, 5, and 7lh lo a very apprecialive audience. The scene was laid in Mrs. Forreslefs New York Home. Bob Coleson, as MacWilliam Forresler, played lhe parl ol lhe sell- cenlered novelisl who in desperalion lor a model lor his wriling secures lrom a police courl, The Wail, wilh an excellenl porlrayal by Mary l-lelen O'Neil. Laler she lalls in love wilh him, lhough when MacMillan has linished his wriling he plans lo lurn her back inlo lhe slreels. Bul Sleve, played by Don l-larlman, lhrough lhe aid ol lhe buller Timson, porlrayed by Charles Caslile and Margol, lhe maid, Charaign Caslle, asks lhe Wall lo marry him, much lo lhe dislike ol his haughly molher, Mrs. Forresler. In lhis role was l-lelen Duncan. Angela Smylhee, lhe scheming debulanl played by Belly Lou Wray, lricks MacMillan inlo marrying her, much lo lhe discomlorl ol Jane Depew, porlrayed by Mary Louise Cools. The small daughler ol Bishop Ware-Dorolhy, enacled by Eloise Harl- man wilh Roy l-larris as Bishop Vifare and Dorolhy Brown as Mrs. Ware added much lo lhe comedy by saying lhe wrong lhings al lhe righl lime. Sludenl Direclors ,....,. ........ A Iberl Ford, Janan Schroeder EIGHTV SIX TH E QUILL-1938 l938 JUNIOR PLAY AND SPECIALTY EIGHTY-SEVEN THE QUILL-I938 SPECIALTY-I938 ln A Sentimental Moodii rv The Firsl Time I Saw You .,.., ,..... ,,.,,...,. C a roline Myers, Conway Baker I Double Dare You -- Leads ....,......,..........,,,,,,,,,,..,,,o,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,..,.,........... N eomia Roloinson, Bob Bowermasler T. Allen, D. Aldrich, C. Anderson, J. Anderson, F. Berkshire, T. l-lickenbollom, J. I-leslon, P. Johnson, C. Jerel, D. Ringelspach, J. Shorl, B. Spray, L. Slorlz, A. Yardley, D. Bell, J. Cross, D. Goepel, A. l-lining, L. I-lining, R. l-luxley, D. Mar- lin, C. Murphy, B. Mclnlosh, F. Nelson, T. Parsons, P. Pederson, E. Pruolen, L. Whilmore. Follow In My Foolslepsu- Lead ,..,.,,,.,,.,,..,.......................,,,,..,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,...,.....,..,..................................... D aphne Snider B. Baughnnan, M. Burke, R. Gilloerl, Vif. Kann, I-I. McCallisrer, l. McCormick, L. McCormick, O. McGuire, E. Miller, P. Milchell, B. Murphy, P. Nelson, B. Over- holser, B. Slrube, I. Vannalla, L. Waggoner, R. Seaman. The Big Apple - M. Boley, C. Bower, F. Bruggemeyer, E. Clark, F. Hadley, R. Larson, M. Lesher, M. Myers, O. Price, E. Reighard, B. Rizor, M. Rowley, G. Schafer, M. Talley, W. Tucker, A. Woodburn, E. Zillman, B. Bradlield, D. Byers, E. Carlson, E. Gar- moe, R. Hildebrand, G. Van De Vorde, M. Keller, C. Lawson, V. Leedy, B. Lou- den, V. Marshall, B. Mclnlosh, B. Parker, R. Slorlz, I. Whilham, A. Keller, M. Mclnlire. Slarclus+ .........,.........,... ....,.. ..,...., M a rshall Barnes al lhe Piano True Confession - Orcheslra ........ M. Barnes, C. Baker, D. Granl, E. Kepler, D. Marlin, L. Miller, J. Riley Leader .......................... ,...,.....,..,...,............,,,..,..,..,.........,........................... I-l enry Peasley Boys' Chorus, Lead ...........................,,.,,.,..,...........................,.,.,....................... Douglas Bell B. Bowermasler, R. Collin, J. Cross, C. DuVall, G. Ellioil, J. Prank, I-l. Genlry, M. I-lollander, B. Johnson, L. Messer, R. Morrow, J. Pallon, R. Zarogaza. When The Organ Plgyed 'O' Promise Me - Leads .......................................................................................... Maizie Berg, Irvin Knedler P. Crallon, D. Fuqua, VV. I-lolmes, D. I-Ieckenberg, l-l. Lealhers, D. Logan, G. Samuelson, B. Williams. I Slill Love To Kiss You Goodnighlu .... ............ .......... C a roline Myers, Conway Baker Facully Commillee .... Miss Cochran, Miss King, Miss Larson, Miss Zeigler, Mr. Lowell, Mr. Gluenkin, Mr. L. De Kalb. EIGHTY-EIGHT THE QUILL-I938 l937 SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Late Christopher Bean A Comedy in Three Acls by Sidney Howard 'foam nga-we 0 J' CHARACTERS lln order of lheir appearancel Dr, I-laggell ..-,...A,,. YY,,YV,.,,,VVVVVVwVYVV Y,.,,,, YV,VYYVVVYYY,YY,Y,,Y,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,, W i l liam Smllh, Susan I-laggell .,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,A W i Ima Grant Elaine Sloolcesberry Abby ,,,,,,A4,,,,4,Yw,,,,A, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,..., C alherine Clark Mrs. l-laggelr ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,..,..... If lizabelh Lir1ClSGy Ada l-laggefl ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, R ulh Moyer, Persis George Warren Creamer .,..,. ...................,,, R oberl Gamralh Tallanl ,v,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,r,,.,,r..,, J ack Underwood .,,.,.,lrvin Wildman ,,,,....Joe Earley Rosen ,,...,.A...,,,.,. Davenporl ,7.,.,.....,..... ...,,,,,7,,,,,,., ,......,., .7,,7,,..,7......,.... SYNOPSIS OE SCENES ACT l- Morning. ACT ll- Noon of lhe same day. ACT Ill- Aflernoon ol lhe same day. SCENE: The dining room of Dr. l-laggelfs home. ihgglyggau SPECIALTIES DIRECTOR-Chrisline McDonald DANCE INSTRUCTOR-Belly lvlullenix Excerpl's from Showlooaln Only lvlalae Believe ,,..,,.........A.,,,,,,,.......,..,,,,....,..,,. Belly Larson, Roberl' Johnson My Bill ...,.........,,..,,..............,,,,,Y,..,......,,,,. Kalhleen lvlaasdam, Kalhryn Maasdam MOI' Man River ..Rober'r Johnson, Ben McGuire, Wesley I-lamm, lvlillon Graham Can+' I-lelp Lovin' Dal Man ,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,a,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Farmer, Darlene l-loslcins, Karhryn Kane, Leola Johnson Music furnished by The lnslrumenlal Music Deparlmem' under The direclion of Paul R. l-lullquisl. EIGHTY-NINE Ti-is ouii.L-1938 NINETY I937 Commencement Exercises Musicale Prelude-Grand Feslival Qverlure .... lnlermezzo from Suile Number Two ,..., ,.........DeLama'rer ........,,..,,,.,,,..,.Bizel Processional-Feslival March ,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.Y, ,,,,,,,,,,, C arl Von Weber l-ligh School Orcheslra and Mrs. E G. Linder liwmg-Jil lnvocalion ...,,,,,.eA,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, R e v. M. A. Gable Broad l-lighways .......,...,...,.,.,,........,..A,,,.,,,.., .........,,. D orolhy Munro Flule Solo, On Wings ol Song ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Rulh 'Walker W,.,oMendelssohn Time al Our Beck .,,,..... .,7,.,,,.,,....,,,,......... .,,,.... J e rry Miller Solo, The Lorcl's Prayer .eeA ...,,.,.,.,,..,e,., ....,ee,,.... .,,....,..,, F o r sylh Wesley l-lamm NNake Up and Live ,,,,7,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,7,,,7,,,,,,7,,,,,, ,....,,.. W o rlh Boyce Life Begins al For+y ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,. J ohn Leech Trombone Solo, l-loly Ci+y .,,,,e ,,,,,,,,e,e,,,,, ,,ee, ......,, S + e phen Adams Roy Larson New Worlds lo Conquer ........,.,...,....................,,..,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,.. M ay Farmer The Nighfingalen ,,L,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,LL,,,, A,,,L,,,,,ALA,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,L.L. T schaiinwsky Belly Larson, Darlene Hoskins, Vlfesley Hamm, Wilma Grant Kalhryn Maasdam, Roberl Johnson. You Can r Take l'r Wilh You ,,.. .......,...,..... ,,,,,,,..., M a ry Carolyn Ford Presenlalion of Class ,,...,,.,......... ....................... ,.,.,,,,,,,,, S u pl: W. G. Pence Awarding ol Diplomas by Dr. W. T. Webb ............,,,, Pres. Board of Educafion ..Rev. M. A. Gable Benedichon ,.,,,.,.,.,,.,,,..,,...,.,,,.o.,..,,...,,,,,,,.,.,,,..,,...................... ,...Chas. J. Roberls Recessional-pomp and Chivalry .......,.,,,.,,,...,..,,...,..,........... l-ligh School Orcheshfa and Mrs. E. G. Li nder THE QUILL-1938 y 1937 Baccalaureate Sermon Organ Recilal by Mrs. E. G. Linder 'SG I BQ: -to 503 ug ale 02' PROCESSIONAL-Grand March form 'Tannhauser' .....,,,,. Wagner Evening Bells ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,..,,,, S a inl-See-HS Londonderry Air ,,,...A,,, A,7A,,, A rrangernenl by Coleman Bells Through Ihe Trees.. ,,7,,7,,,,,,,,....,....,,. Edmunclson Toccala 7,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,., 7,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,7,,,,,, Ai,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,....,,,7 F r y s inger Invocalion ,.,, ,,,,,,,, R ey. O. F. Taclceir Incline Thine Ear, O Lord ,..,,..,..,,.,,,,,,,.o,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,, A rIchangeISI4y MIXED CI-IORIJS Scriiolure Lesson ,,,,,,, Dr. Gilberl Voorhies Prayer .,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.,,, ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,o ,,,,,,,,.,, D r . W. F. Rex Los+ in Ihe INIigh+ ................................. ...................,. .....,. C h risliansen MIXED CHORUS Hymn- Lead on O King Eiernaln... . ...........,............... No. 408 Sermon, All is Yours ..............,....... ...,,..,, R ev. S. P. Williamson I-Iymn, Fai+h of Our I:a'rher's . ,.,.........,,,.,,,......... No. 4-I5 Benediciion ........................ .........,............. ....... R e v. M. A, Gable RECESSIONAL-l:esIaI March in C ......... ,,,,........... Grey NINETY-ONE THE OUILL-I938 SEPT. SEPT SEPT. SEPT. SEPT. SEPT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT ocrf CBICHABI' I-School-is iT hoT or iusT our ambiTion7 6-Labor Day and our TirsT vacaTion. I0-II-Girl Reserve ReTreaT. I7-We really should have killed New London 20-Girl Reserves sTarT The year wiTh a Mixer. 27528-Chapel seaTs assigned. I-The school dances. 7-Chapel wiTh E. F. Phillips speaking. 8-MuscaTine game. II-Helen I-IieTTwwe all enjoyed her inTeresTing Talk on The inside oT Germany and ITaIy. I3-ReporT cards-did someone say Teachers graded high The TirsT six weeks? aTier ThaT parade. The game Told The sTory. OCT. I4-Dr. Madzick. We also hoped To hear Dr. Koo buT were disappoinTed. OCT. I5-F. I-I. S. comes Through To beaT WashingTon I2-O. OCT. I6-Girls' I-Iome ProiecT ConTerence. OCT. 20-Dr. CIiTheroe enTerTains us wiTh a Talk on England. OCT. 2l-Douglas BooTh, anoTher one oT The RoTary speakers. OCT. 22-BurIingTon game wiTh our Tellows coming Through. OCT. 23-CongraTuIaTions To The marching band Tor winning in The DisTricT Marching Band conTesT. OCT. 27-G. R., I-Ii-Y I-Ialoween parTy-John Goodman and LoTTie Hansen Take Top honors wiTh IoesT cosTumes. OCT. 28-Remember The dog in The circus? Would you have The nerve? OCT. 29-Keokuk game. ParTy held aT The high school aTTer game. NOV. 4-Dr. Allen speaks as guesT Trom The RoTary. We had a parade To beaT OTTumwa buT wiTh all our enThusiasm They beaT us. NOV. 5-I-Ioorayl The Teachers go To convenTion and we have a vacaTion. NOV. IO--ArThur PonsTieId-Big Fish pay chapel, Anyone know any bigger sTories. NOV. II-ArmisTice parade, Trojan Ball-Mary Louise Edmondson chosen Queen and Oren Champ honorary capTain. NOV. I6-LeTTer Club iniTiaTion and The discovery oT DeSpain's voice. NOV. I9-Alaska Tilm. All I'-I. S. parTy. NOV. 22--FooTbaII banqueT. NOV.l23-G. R. supper wiTh Miss King Talking. NOV. NOV. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC. DEC JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. 25-26-Thanksgiving VacaTion and are we glad To see iT. 30-New London beaTs us in our TirsT baskeTbaII game. 2-3-Miss Larson Triumphs wiTh I-I M S PinaTore. 7-Albia plays here Taking a one-poinf decision, 9-S. P. R. iniTiaTion wiTh Bob Parker geTTing his Tace a IiTTIe I0-FT. Madison wins buT we're sTiII behind our Team. I4-Boys' Iowa Nine ConTesT posTponed because oT weaTher. I6-Sophomores hold class parTy. I7-BurIingTon wins. Quill STaTT is announced. 2I-Girl Reserves hold MoThers' Tea, Torch Club iniTiaTion-CongraTuIaTions Gorman, Keiser, Hughes and Clark. 22-G. R. and I-Ii-Y puT on an impressive ChrisTmas program. School dismissed Tor vacaTion. 27-The Teachers show Their baskeTbaII abiIiTy in game with The Hi-Y. 3-Back To school. 4-Did Keokuk really winveveryone To Their own opinion. 5-Senior class purchases plaques Tor school. 6-Boys' Iowa Nine ConTesT. Nice work boys. Moving picTure oi marching bands aT sTaTe conTesT IasT year. 7-We beaT OTTurnwa 30-23. black. JAN. I0-Chapel- New EronTiers -Tilm. JAN. I3-I4-SemesTer exams-is The year only haIT over 7 ? ? MuscaTine game, JAN. I9-6. R. supper wiTh Miss Larson as guesT speaker. JAN. 20-Senior ParTy. JAN. 2l-AII High School parTy Thanks To The Music Auxiliary. Much crediT goes To This organi:aTion Tor The good Times They have given us. N I N ETY-TWO JAN. JAN. THE QUILL-I 22-DebaTers show Their sTuTT aT Bloomfield, 26-Music chapel wiTh a new l-l. S. song. BandmasTer's meeTing in evening. JAN. 29-Girls' debaTe TournamenT aT Bloomheld. JAN. 3l-We were enTerTained f' ? by Don QuixoTe. FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB MAR. 4-BeTTy Robinson, MAR. 8-MarioneTTes sh I-Mr. Saur, was iT sTage TrighT ThaT caused you To lose you voice in The dueT wiTh Mr. Lowell? 2-MasTer Singers and They were masTersl 3-5-7-Jr. NighT-a swell producTion. 8-Girls' Iowa Nine aT BurlingTon. Good woric. Louise. 9-CounTy Declam preliminaries held. ll-Mr. LiTTle is a proud papa. I4-STring reciTal by Hugh's pupils. I6-Plans Tor an addiTion To The building discussed in chapel. I7-The G. A. A. holds a parTy in gym. I8-Everybody geT your picTures Taken--you have a chance To really shine in This year's Quill. I9-Sub-disTricT debaTe TournarnenT aT Oskaloosa, Nice work. 22-Normal Training girls have parTy. The high school girls Take a Trimming Trom The college in Their Tirsl basl1eTball game 23-24-25-SecTional 25-Film on Lincoln. 26-DisTricT debaTe 28-CounTy Declam TournamenT. TournamenT here. F. l'-l. S, wins Through To sTaTe. conTesT wiTh Lois Parsons Talaing TirsT. Qlympic sTar, in an inTeresTing pay chapel. Yes, The boys were all down on The TronT rows. The SpinsTers' Spree and howl ow. MAR. 9-LeTTer club iniTiaTion. Marr really does make a good booT black while Balmer enTerTained wiTh his singing. MAR. I0-We are inTormed wiTh The TirsT copy oT The lnTormer. MAR. I7-Band chapel, JeTTerson CounTy Banquet MAR. I8-I9-Sub-DisTricT music conTesT, CongraTulaTions To Those who won. Keep up The good worlc. MAR. 25-Spring vacaTion begins. MAR. 3l-FuTure Farmer daTe parTy. APR. I-DisTricT Declam wiTh Louise winning TirsT. APR. 4-Baclc To school-why are vacaTions so shorT? APR. 5-Dralce women's glee club sang. How abouT us singing Tor Them? APR. 8-DisTricT Music conTesT aT DavenporT. APR. ll-We win The Track meeT. Jr. Normal Training Club parTy. APR. I2-Auxiliary sponsors circus. APR. I3-BaslceTball Banquet APR. I5-ArThur F. Kane-Pay Chapel. Miss PeTerson ThoughT him very TascinaTing. BuT was she The only one? Louise Heer wins Third in sTaTe cleclam meeT. CongraTulaTions, Louise. APR. I9-Who rang The Tire alarm? APR. 2l-Sunny Slcies held in audiTorium. APR. 22-F. H. S. BURNS TO THE GROUND. Tough lucl: Tor Those who had valuable belongings APR. APR. in T 23-Chapel aT BarhydT. 432 reporTed. Program oT school which will be held aT Parsons was announced. 25-We sTarT To school aT Parsons and Lincoln. he building, Thanks To Lady Luck we will have a QUILL, APR. 27-All-High School Play scheduled is posTponed. MAY 4-Musical program by The conTesl'anTs Tor sTaTe conTesT, MAY 6-7-STaTe Music ConTesT. Swell worlc, Marshall, Tor bringing home our only superior. Also MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY congraTulaTions To AlberT, The Mixed Chorus, Marching Band, and Glee Club Tor some mighfy fine worlc. 9-IO-STaTe TesTs. 22-BaccalaureaTe. 23-Junior Senior BangueT. 25-Senior Play. 26-CommencemenT. 27-Senior Chapel, Senior Picnic, Torch Club lniTiaTion. NINETY-THREE 938 Ti-se ouiLL-1938 NINETY-FOUR Class Will The Class of I938 leave lo you lhis final will: Bob Nelson's dancing lo Don Harlman. John Bang's smile lo Keilh McVi!illiams. Bob Bean's love ol candy lo Roy Harris. Oren Charnp's alhlelic abilily lo Jack Qorman. Paul 'Coen's wil lo Henry Peasley. Clarke and Rose Ann's case lo Mary Helen and Dick, John Goodmans lennis games lo Doug Bell. Louise Heer's lairy lales lo Mary Francis Hadley. Wayne Tompkin's rnoodiness lo Don Harlman. Doris Willson's alhlelic abilily lo Rulh Larson. Lois Buckingharn's dependabilily lo Mary Louise Cools John Fordyce-'s lall lales lo Craig Vernon. Evelyn Turner's popularily lo Willa Kessel. Bob Rolh as besl dressed boy lo Conway Baker. Rosalie Van Dyke's brown eyes lo Mary Helen O'Neil. Verne Hix's lrack abilily lo Paul Pederson. Florence Gorman! llighliness lo Marjorie Talley. Ted Smilh's conceil lo Alberl Ford. Myrna Brown's dancing lo Daphne Snyder. John Bang's cheery disposilion lo Billy Workman. Bob Marr's driving lo Junior Fallon. Clark Hovey's polileness lo Dick Granl. Josephine Spencer's nealness lo Eleanor Clark. Jeanne Lawrence's soprano voice lo Pauline Johnson. Ted Saur's grades lo Alberl Ford. Mariorie Vannalla's good-naluredness lo Belly King. Charrnian Nady's ioking lo Rulh Larson. Mary Swink's vamping lo lrrna Vannalla. Evelyn Overlon's sleno abilily lo Wilma Tucker. John Goodmans bass voice lo Horace Genlry. Dorolhy Milchell's pep lo Doris Blakeley. Doris Green's blulling lo Rulh Larson. Ted Smilh's naps in classes lo Bud Hendricks. Lewis Nady's heighl lo Johnnie McClain. Rose Ann l-lunl's quielness lo Eloise l-larlman. Wayne Harrell's blushes lo fxrlhur Keller. ' Mary Farmer's willingness lo oblige her lriends lo Dorolhy Brown Bellye Gaines driving lo Eleanor Clark. Bob Egan's red hair lo Edward Carlson. The good-looking iunior boys back lo lhe junior girls. THE QUILL-1938 Sponsors svzomav-' The business and professional people of Fairfield have conlribuled generously lo The supporl of Jrhe Quill in years pasl. ll somefimes happens lhal circumslances aller lhe besl of plans and The disaslrous fire of April 22 cerlainly did a good job of plan changing. The Quill room in lhe High School Building was localed in lhe norlhwesl corner of lhe building on lhe lhird floor iusl above a dressing room and was probably one of lhe firsl rooms deslroyed in lhe fire. lvlosf of lhe copy for lhe Quill and all Quill records were in lhis room and deslroyed. Consequenlly, lhe Slafl' is unable 'ro lceep il's promise lo lhe Sponsors and is nol able lo prinl lhe names of lhose who made financial con- lribulions. Time and circumslances would noi permil a second canvas. We are indeed sorry. We also wanl' fo fhanlc Parsons College for lhe invaluable assislance il' has given F, l-l. S. and The communily during lhis frying lime. 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