Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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Eight Fairfield High 19 40 The QUILL 'T' 122,25 I WILBUR PETTIGREW N. Speech, Couernmenl, Economics, Social- 'i' V ii . 2 Q... 3- ' 'S ogy, Dcclarn and Debate f, '61 flier f Lv' 7 rg , ANNE LINDAUER I 4' 'A A ', L'l I , W ld H't . E nrffbneti Mrolzi,a7ri1nEurciygalnutlisloryiu Torchmfgllilb N Sponsor , 5 65E?d?ff0 ': 1f: 2 ARIEL LEALH 3,5 - if A '1 -3 Vocal lilusic, Normal Training Music 4' ix HL- A, if A JULIA MCCLAIN K , 1, English 2, Typing I ' ' ,Q W , KEITH A. PRIZER ' ' Business Law, Business MGlhCUIUfiC8, ? 'V Bookkerping. Quill Advisor ws 'jf-T :A ' MARSHALL Coors 'T ff Physics, Business Law. Normal Training Agriculture, Business Mlllh6mdliCS 3, it www ,f. LEO DE KALB Q ,. , General Science, Boys' Pep Club Sponsor 1, D N 'Q A ' - S ',i'i71,,,, ALBERTA COCHRAN . . 1 English Literature. junior Advisor A ' JOHN A. HOERNER ig. , is L Solid Ceamelry. Plane Ceomelry, Fool- ! ., g Qyif?'5 '-QQ, ball, Basizelizall, Track, and Golf :ws if n- ww-1 1. . ,LTI Q , 'SVR gl MYRTLE MAINQUIST R. ' xi f ' . Vocational Homemaking, Sponsor Girl Reserves

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Fairfield High 19 f 40 The Q Un. L You Didn,t Know CPerhapsD July 28, I938-P. W. A. Grant. August I0, I938-W. P. A. Grant. September IZ, I935-Bids opened on grading project. -First ground broken-Official start on project. September 22, i938-First excavation. December B, i938-Bids opened on building project. December I2, l938-General contractor started---built office, sheds, etc. December 20, I938-Excavated trenches and tunnels. january I9, I939-First concrete poured-footings. March I I, I939-First structural steel-girls' gym. March I3. I939-First bricks layed. January 4, I940-Board accepted building. March 30, I940-Building 99 I ln completed. April 8, I940--Completed equipment contracts accepted by Board. Total cost-S536.247.39. l,700,000 cu. ft. in building. 9l ,400 sq. ft. Hoor area. - 600,000 bd. ft. of lumber used but did not remain in building. 400 cars of sand and gravel. 350,000 face brick. 450,000 common brick. 200,000 clay tile. 70,000 face tile. 3,200 glass brick. 40,000 sacks of cement. 230 tons of steel. Millions of gallons of water. l068 permanent seats in auditorium. 365 doors. I40 was the maximum number employed on project at one time. 54,000.00 peak payroll weekly. 23 I, Z acres in site. 355 ft. length of building, east to west. 215 ft. depth of building, north to south. 75 ft. lowest point of building to the highest point. 700 student capacity. 603 present enrollment. 31 class rooms. ln addition, we have the biology annex, Board of Education rooms. High School offices, Boy Scout and Girl Scout rooms, lunch room, library rooms, boiler rooms, numerous closets and storage rooms, two gyms with their showers, etc. Auditorium-Height, inside, 27'-9 . From the front doors to the stage is 91'-6 . The stage is 25' x 70'. Boys' Gym-Height, inside, 33'-S . Seating capacity, I200g BO' x 100' in size. Girls' Gym-40' x 60'. Library-92' x 28'. Main Corridors-203 l,'2' x l2'. Seven

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Fairnqeld High I9 40 The QUILL HELEN WINN Y Y Typing I, Shorthand I. Sleno 2, Trojan ' Talilcr Advisor N l l PEARL M. DE KALB i Bible I and 2, Englixh 2, Sponsor Hi- Y l ,oi ' s 5.3, HUGH wu.L1A1v1s i, .. Q' , Insfruclor of Slring and Orchestra X if GRACE A, CALVERT A fi f:-,, . V English I, Sponsor of S. P. R. 5 L M 3 at sir , O A Latin I, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves Advisor. ., R i RUBY WRIGHT 1 Secrelary lo llle Principal l l l 1 c.. R. BALDERSON i l Biology, Foolbail. Basketball and Track ' 1 x x Rosa COFFMAN ' - A 'L' English I, Assislanl Sponsor Girls' Pep l 2 1 km 4 Committee, junior Advisor Q. is ' Q '59 FLORENCE E. ROTH f . ', ' 97' Algebra I, General Mollzemalics, Busi- X ' i ness Malhenialics F-T' 5 DILLION LOWELL ' U 4. ff ' lnstrumcnlal Music and Band 1 ' 5 it S X Zi: MADELINE KING . Girls' Gym, Sponsor of C. A. A., junior N W i Advisor Nine