Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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with diverse records Donald Kane: Biology inTroduces Oscar The skeleTon . . . gym class goes bowling . . . coun- cil Trims hall Xmas Tree . . . pay l-li-Y dues soon . . . holder oT Two Top F. F. A. seaTs . . . sTudy- ing ponds and pigs . . . Tollowing his Tarmer TaTher's sTeps. Marie Kaska: Organ ocTaves . . . coming To choir? . . . S. P. R. banqueT goes Trom eggs To apples . . . chieT TuTure homemaker of i952 . . . money aprons and TickeT rolls . . . poinTs Tor Thespians and G. A. A .... TransTer oi alleg- iance To OTTumwa l-leighTs. Barbara Kessel: Bobbi endorses bookkeeping and biology . . . holding Tunds Tor our sopho- more class . . . anyone Tor library bulleTin boards This week? . . . mixed chorus and girls' glee club . . . relaxing To recorded rhyThms . . . an im- pressive Y-Teens insTallaTion . . . a gym Tull oi inTramural rooTers. Joyce Keller: A big wheel in The G. A. A. mech- anism . . . anyThing aThleTic Tor me . . . my TeeT are killing me, Mr. Lowell . . . Tour slick saxes . . . Vice Pres. oi Y-Teens checks The roll . . . pep club seller aT halT-Time . . . laboraTory Tech- , , , D. Kane, B. Kessel M. Kaska, J. Keller nology in Minneapolis. Edward HuTTon: Pros and cons Tor Fairfield l-ligh . . . specialisT in speaking . . . Mr. PresidenT OT Forensics and Torch . . . Troy Banner promoTer, ediTor, and business manager . . . assisTing The acTors . . . well-packed schedule . . . sign posTs To success . . . Parsons and Ames. Richard Hollanler: Dick To his Triends . . . Trac- Tor piloT . . . man wiTh a Ford . . . seTTing The scene Tor a Tough inTramural Tussel . . . annual F. F. A. banqueT is a Tancy Teed . . . beei on The hoof . . . Tarmer Trom The corn sTaTe. Clarice Hunerdosse: A G. A. A. mighTy miTe . . . musical noTaTions . . . coloriul cosTuming Tor opereTTas . . . playing back songs on The Tape recorder . . . look, no TesT Tube! . . . Tellow Y-Teens review summer camp . . . educaTor oi The nexT younger generaTion . Jerry Jenkinson: EnTer Jerry our Junior year . . aThleTics maior . . . Tield, cage. and Track . . dressing room pep Talks . . . loTTy leTTerman . . . banqueT speaker exchanges iokes wiTh The ToasT- masTer . . . STaTe U. bound. E. HuHon, C. Hunerdosse R. Hollander, J. Jenlrinson I9

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D. Giberson, J. GloHel+y M. Golfry, F. Garrison Charlo'H'e Haifley: Three years of do-re-mi's . . . loaHer up for nooniime baseball . . . Y-Teens opens wiih devoiions . . . a movie in governmeni class! . . . everyone figure up her G. A. A. poinis . . . pecking away ai ihe old machine . . . would-be secreiaries praciice in room IO9. Charles Haynes: Skee+er prefers shop and science . . . manufaciuring a liHle cedar chesi . . . asironomy and mefeorology . . . l-li-Y and Y-Teens +ake Turns af locarions . . . driving a- round +own al noon . . . rockei on roller skaies . . . iunior pariner in his fa+her's plumbing bus- iness. John Hewe'H': Turning sharp corners for Mr. Lowell . . . oompah boy goes io coniesf . . . crazy mixed up geomelric angles . . . worihy vice-presideni of srudenf council fakes over iasks . . . keeping an eye on F. F. A. finances . . . his firsi love - Jrhe farm. Jack Hilleary: Masrermind behind Quill money mailers . . . a penscra+cher's iirsr day selling ads . . . speedy legs . . . leading l-li-Y proceed- ings . . . real gone physicisi . . . a year al' choir and council work . . . afier-school salesman. I8 We graduate Diane Giberson: Freshman chorus girl promoieci fo mixed chorus . . . a world of songs To enioy . . . U lurns and unexpecred sfop signs . . . an engaging dialogue in dramarics . . . wrire in my Quill, please . . . pyramids and somersaulis for Johnnie . . . 'Finally we are seniors. Mariorie GoH'ry: Success siory - from pen- scraicher io Assisianr Ediior . . . four flufes in a row . . . by The righr flank, march! . . . liierary lasses serve bookweek Tea . . . Roman inifiaies a+ 'rheir frial . . . Jr. speaker on 'rhe seniors' big nigh+ . . . Parsons, S. U. I., and Docior Goliry. Joyce Gloffelry: Musical Ii++Ie miss in sex+e+ and madrigal . . . girl soprano . . . a revolving coun- fer march . . . our Naiional Anihem and 'fire- works over The darkened field . . . furiive no+es for Y-Teens liHle sis+ers . . . upper classman in Larin . . . McPherson, Kansas, or busi. Flini' Garrison: News Agency clerk . . . vocaiion- al reporis in senior advisory group . . . iradiiion- al science progress assembly . . . surprised by a fire drill . . . bunsen burners and elaboraie experimenfs . . . exploring scienrific wonders . . . visions of Jrravel. C. Haifley, J. Hewefi C. Haynes, J. Hilleary

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J. KiTch, K. KurTz M. Langner, J. KurT1 Alvin LaTch: AmaTeur moTor mechanic . . . Tine TurniTure Trom wood shop . . . Treshie baskeTball . . . serves a TasT volleyball . . . whaT were The announcemenTs? . . . l-li-Y greeTs new boys . . . which college? James Ledger: Long legged Jim goes ouT Tor Track . . . Tinkering around in shop . . . dancing in The girls' gym and Tilms in The audiTorium . . . reporTing council decisions To The advisory group . . . spring Tever vacaTion Tor all . . . senior sec-- reTary oT F. F. A .... accenT on agriculTure. Ronald Long: Ronnie TransTers Trom WheaTon Academy his Third year . . . over The neT and we score again . . . volleyball requires vim and vigor . . . l-li-Y harmonizes Tor enTerTainmenT . . . moTors and monkey wrenches . . . aTTer The dis- missal bell, The deluge . . . workin' boy aT Grand- pa's brush TacTory. Jo Ann LundquisT: Making Triends by mail . . . aT ease in The vocal deparTmenT . . . Three sea- sons oT song . . . Treshman girls decide To be TuTure homemakers, ioin F. l-l. A .... sew a Tine seam . . . dinner is served . . . licensed driver improves her highway saTe-Ty. 20 And commence Jean Ki'I'ch: Buy your meal TickeTs here . . . These girls are on my volleyball Team . . . goody! bas- keTball in gym class . . . Treshman homemaker and vocalisT . . . now add These columns on The calculaTor . . . assignmenT on conTracTs Tor com- mercial law . . . secreTarial preparaTions. MarTha Langner: Quill sTaTT prizes iTs producT . . concenTraTing on band concerTs and conTesTs . . . choir pracTices Tor graduaTion nighT . . . you are a member of The Torch Club . . . minuTes and money Tor sTudenT governmenT . . . Thes- pians-F. l-l. S. acTors' guild . . . nominaTing new Y-Teens oTTicers. Karol KurTz: l-ligh sTeppin' maioreTTe . . . chor- uses, glee club, and choir . . . sing a song Tor EasTer . . . co-presidenT in charge oT S. P. Q. R. iniTiaTion . . . playing Tea keT+Ie in Library Club . . . buy your Troy Banner here! . . . learn- ing To Teach aT OTTumwa l-leighTs. Jeri KurTz: Jeri loves gym . . . collecTing G. A. A. poinTs . . . l'II Take ThaT TickeT . . . F. l-l. A. girls gain very pracTical experience . . . Y-Teens and l-li-Y collaboraTe To produce TalenT . . . sTudy halls become priceless . . . Library Club Tarewell picnic TeaTures pop and poTaTo salad. A. Lafch, R. Long J. Ledger, J. Lundquisl'