Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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r Q aj 5 'C' CN Q Through the education Margaref Clinkinbeard: English II: Chairman Junior Class Sponsors. Marshall Coors: Physics: Chernisiry. K-1 Bill Gerk: English 9, IO: Debaie Coach: Troy Banner Advisor. Mrs. Margaref Gluenlrin: English 9, IO: Y-Teens Co-Sponsor. 8 Mrs. Gladys Ball: Speech, Dramalicsg English I2: Oraloryg Radio Speaking: Inlerprefive Reading. Don Brown: lnduslrial Arfs: Lighlweighl Fool' ball Coach: Assislani Track Coach: l-li-Y Co- Sponsor. Bill Eddings: Family Living: lnduslrial Arls IO, ll: l-li-Y Co-Sponsor. Paul Franklin: Drivers' Training: General Malhe- rnalicsi Teen-Age Drivers' Club Sponsor. John A. Hoerner: General Malhernafics: Plane and Solid Geomerry: Trigonomerry: Golf Coach: Alhlelic Business Manager. Raoul Hurd: French l: Laiin l, Il: Plays: Declarn- aiory: Thespians Sponsor: S. P. R. Sponsor.

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Administrators Extend Greetings It the Fairtield I-Iigh School has enabled its students to select those experiences that are most meaningtul and ot most value throughout lite, it has accomplished a major portion ot its mis- sion. Intormations and skills are highly important but they are easy to acquire as compared to ideals, worthy ambitions and abiding interest in the wholesome things ot lite. The successtul lite is planned. The energy and determination to make the plan work is the responsibility ot each individual. ff The Quill Statt is to be congratulated tor the splendid way they have recorded school lite at F. I-t. S., both this year and previous- ly. It is a publication serving a very real need and the hard work ot preparing it is being diligently pertormed. l'm sure that I express the sentiments ot our taculty when I say that we are very proud ot the Class ot I954. It is composed ot so many tine young men and women that it is impossible to se- lect a tew who are tar superior to the others. This class has ex- perienced both successes and tailures: they have helped to score both victories and deteats. Their record is not entirely one ot wins, yet these experiences have helped prepare them tor what is ahead by actually having lived under many and varied real and lite-like conditions during the last tour years. I wish to express my taith and contidence in our graduates as well as the entire student body. They are well prepared in aca- demic tundamentals, have had training in many practical lite situations, and are detinitely not a group ot reckless, purposeless, irresponsible delinquents. Such terms should not be applied. gen- erally. to modern youth. As living proot ot this. we otter the Class ot l954I J PRINCIPAL S. W. KIRLIN I

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of today's youth Bob Liddy: Biology: Alhlelic Direclor: l-lead Poolball and Baslcelball Coach. Anne Lindauer: World l-lislory: Torch Club Sponsor: Chairman Sophomore Class Spon- sors. .I Helen Murphy: Algebra 9, IO: General Malhe- malics: Chairman Freshman Class Sponsors. Emily O'Connor: Bookkeeping: Commercial Law: General Business: Business Arilhmelic: Pep Club Co-Sponsor. Norma Johnson: Girls' Physical Educalion: G. A. A. Sponsor: Pep Club Co-Sponsor. Iliff L. Leu: Vocalional lvlelal Shop: Cheer Lead- er Sponsor: Adull Evening Classes: Direclor ol lnduslrial Educalion Deparlmenl. Dillon Lowell: lnslrumenlal Music: Band. Louise Messer: Librarian: Library Club Sponsor: Quill Slaff Advisor. Madelon Pelerson: American Problems: Sludenlr Council Advisor: Chairman Senior Class Spon- sors. Merlin Rosfermundf: World l-lislory: General Science: Lighlweighl Baskelball Coach: As-A sisianl Varsily Foolball Coach. 9