Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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UUUUU il' 'lUUUUDUUUDUl'JDDDUE1ElIIDu l nuuganu ill , 7 Th C, U, mm ' ' ' ' 211'-!L!l!l 'lE e 7 xxs DICK ALLISONf 'I'here lies a :great deal of deviltry behind that calm exterior. GEORGE ANDERSONf He is seen but not heard ff in classf, LOIS ANDERSONg She has a lot of freight on her train of thought. MARJORIE ANDERSON--- Meek and mild like a day in March. ROBERT ANDERSON--- He sputters on. his fuse still burning. HARRY BARKER- What is so rare as an A in June ? JUNIOR BARR0W4 He drives as if rehearsing for an accident. MERLE B.-XUGHMAN'4 Brains. not size, make men. DELBERT BEARDSLEY-- Sn lxashful his voice lslushes when he uses it. MAURICE BENNf HaDDy is he, who knows woman not. SUSIE BENTZINGER - Public Energy No. I. JUNIOR BLAKELEY- I love the shining' shimmer- ing moon. KENNETH BOYCE-e He adjusts his face as though it were a necktief' TOMMY BRADLEY- There is no genius Without some touch of madness. BARBARA BRADSHAW-- She suffers from chronic indiscretionf' LUCILLE BRERETON4 Quiet in class. but loud in grades. BUD BRIGGSJ'He who hesitates is bossedf' NORMA BRIGGS- She's always talking in an un- buttoned mood. GERALD BURNETT--- What I've been taught, I've forgotten. What I know, I've guessed. JOHN CARLSONf I will do anything you ask but keep still. GERTRUDE CASTILE- Anything worth doing is worth doing well. JACK CAUGHLAN7 He's a centipede for putting his foot in it. JOHN CI-IAMPf 'Tis good to live '-and learn ? ROSALIE COLESON- Her mind is like a Sundial, it records only pleasantnessf' WALTER DABNER- I never dare to be as funny as I can. FREDRIC DAHL- Absent mindedness is a notable characteristic of wise men. ELSIE DAVIS-- Shes the still-life of the party. GLEN EDWARD DIMMITT - Better to smoke here than hereafter. RAYMOND DOANE---- Not only initiative. but fin- ishitivef' DALE DROZ- The world is a red rag to the bull in me. BERTIE DUVALLf Do you not know I :lm a woman? When I think, I must speak. ESTHER EDLERI- Speaking is silver. silence is Hold. IZ-