Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL muszaff I Row l-Ed Piper, Anna Wheatley, Ralph Killion, joy Makepeace, Stuart Smith. Row 2-Jack Jacobs, Nellie Neibert, Glen Goehring, Carolyn Miller, Beverly Elmore. Row 3-Eunice DeKalb, Lucille Macy, Dave Carl, Jennabelle West, Frankie Erickson. SPONSORS--Louise Nlesser, Emily O'Connor Editor-in-chief ......,.,. ....,...... .... ....,,,,4.,............,,,,,,,,..., E d P iper Assistant Editor .,.....,.,............,,..... Anna Wheatley Business Managers .. ......... Ralph Killian, jack jacalzs Art Editor ........... ,,.,.........,.. ...,,.,,,......... C a rolyn Miller Organizations ..,. .....,.. N ellie Neibert, Clen Coeliring Photography ...., ....,......................,....... S luart Smith Classes ........... ........................,, B everly Elmore Music Editor .... .... ................,.......... f o y Makepeace Athletics ........ ..........,....... D ave Carl, Glen Caehring Specialties ..... ......., F ranlzie Erickson, Eunice DeKalb Typist ............... .... .... ...........r............,,.............. L u c ille Macy Speech Editor .....................................,..............,,.,...... fcnnalselle Wes! The following announcement was heard over the loud speaker early in October- Will all Seniors interested in publishing the I948 Quill, please fill out an application in the Library? Thirty ambitious pupils filed application. After much deliberation, the faculty committee and the senior officers selected a very able staff of fifteen. At the first meeting, Ed Piper was unanimously elected as Editor-in-chief. To cover part of the expenses of the Quill. the WHO Town and Country Quiz was held in the auditorium, February IO, with Clay Rusk, of WHO, as master of ceremonies. If you should see certain sleepy-eyed seniors staggering around the halls on Tuesday morning you would know they had attended the regular Quill Staff meeting the night before. It was at these meetings the staff spent many hours working on what we feel is the best Quill ever!

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FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Lau...- ' 1 Q,-L fl eanlenh CHAPTER I - CIasses CHAPTER II - Grganizations CHAPTER III - Music CHAPTER IV - Dramatics if mx! 'Il' lm' CHAPTER V - AtI1Ietics CHAPTER VI - SpeciaIties N5 ws., ,, .. Ss M 3 Si I 'EL - ' fi A1 il I. I 2 15 Q L' If: .' M, ,E ., .NEW ,g 1Sf xxx - 593, .Q,,A F ' ,gags ms , M5 IE ,Q s Jfwfff if? I sv. , E2 wbx? ,-W 5. , if X.. 5 vi 14 -2: wx: , .x.. I I

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FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL .Sdmal Baan! Sealed-Fred Neibert, john Early, Glenn Sherman, Stewart Gaumer. Standing-William Davidson, Floyd Lynn, Harlan Anderson, W. G. Pence BOARD OF EDUCATION John Early .....,e,,, .rO,w...,.. P resident Harlan Anderson vo.., ,,,... V ice-President William Davidson ...,r ......,.,,.. S ecretary Glenn Sherman .,.. ..,... T reasurer Do you ever give your school board much thought? lVIost people don't. I..et's, right here and now, take a little time and space to consider this group. We are fortunate to have incorporated in our present board, men from various walks of life. We are the ones who profit by their long business and professional experience. The school board is responsible for the fine staff of instructors we now have in all the public schools of Fairfield. They also handle all appropriations for new textbooks, equipment and repair of all school buildings. The only compensation these men receive in return for their long hours of labor is the satisfaction of knowing that they are doing an indispensable job for the community. .rs 'ta A Vi 4 Ng ts, ,. K-z,,, ,f A T'-. , W 2 W. face- X. -My, -, N6 2-vw A 40,25 1 :fit SWS 'wa if-51? :iii Et 3 5 i Q E