Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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S. Miller, C. Monson A. Milchell, C. Nady John Murphy: Jusl call me Jim . . . senior class secrelary . . . block Thai kickl . . . a new governmenr work sheer . . . flies, grounders, and a lasl' lrip around lhe bases . . . advanced Jroil in machine shop . . . loo many posl-gradualion possibililies. Gary Mulkins: l-lardcourl hero . . . a+hle+e and alhlelic manager . . . accepling lellers af sporls banguels . . . lhose memorable pigskin cham- pions . . . who won +he lasl' race? . . . licklish ariifhmelic problems . . . collecling lowa Slale in o. J. Roy Myers: Callrle raising and converlibles . . . mainfaining order a+ F. F. A. assemblage . . . conslrucling a ponderous live slock 'feeder . . . dislribulion of l-li-Y membership cerfifi- cafes . . . rounding 'lhird base . . . rising volley- ball score . , . mellow chorus by lhe choir. Mary Lacy Moore: Carlrooning for +he Quill . . . cues, coslumes, and curfain calls . . . praclrice makes perfecrion in confesf speech work . . . Picasso or Shakespeare? . . . lhe Troy Banner's infanl year of publicalion . . . originally designed library bullelin boards . . . S. U. l. Arl maior. 22 Une thing Sue Miller: Failhlul 'ro lhe Y-Teen cause . . . G. A. A. builds muscles and sporlsmanship . . . very successful cheerleader Jrryouls . . . how many seniors wanl economics books? . . . fun for aud- ience and singers alike . . . narural science fan . . . freshie F. l-l. A. l-lislorian. Allen Milchellz Violinisl earns a l al Disfricl Mus- ic Conlesf . . . mixed chorus is properly arrayed, arranged, and shor for Quill . . . 'rhis song ar- ranged by Fred Waring . . . checking ou+ over- nighl governmenl books . . . we finally vole for lhe red rose . . . all is guiel in lhe library . . . boys receive Training Through scoulsl Carolyn Monson: Penscralcher becomes indis- pensable Quill +ypis+ . . . conlesr 'rriumph for senior clarinel lrio . . . banquel responsibililies for Pep Club Presidenl . , . planning Y-Teens programs . . . Torch inilialion ceremony led by Presidenl Monson . . . debul of new choir robes . . . 'rhe prize secrelary. Carrie Jane Nady: Floppy red pony 'rails . . . Mr. l-loerner's managerelles . . . choir 'fakes a day off . . . small groups receive 'lheir conlesl crilicisms . . . S. P. R. Treasurer figures ban- quef cosls . . . Y-Teens invade boys' gym . . . funny French pronuncialions. J. Murphy, J. Myers G. Mulkins, M. Moore

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separate careers Roger Manley: T-squares and proTracTors . . . voices Tuned To perTecTion . . . TighTing iT ouT Tor inTramural honors . . . remember The Hi-Y meeT- ing . . . honesT, l didn'T see The sTop sign . . . avid hobbyisT . . . more Tormal educaTion ahead. Marilyn McCleary: Twirlers enTerTain baskeTball specTaTors . . . line up your ranks . . . Home Ec girls need healrhy appeTiTes . . . chem demon- sTraTion by Mr. CooTs . . . TradiTional spring- Time crack oT The baT . . . compounding G. A. A. poinTs . . . X-ray Technician Trom Minneapolis. Phyllis Menke: VersaTile lass changes insTrumenTs . . . are The conTesT raTings posTed'? . . . presenT- ing The a'cappeIIa choir . . . madrigal raTes a l . . . enThusiasTic Torch member . . . senior Tri- bune of LaTin socieTy . . . OTrTumwa l-leighTs Trains Top Teachers. BeTTie MeTh: BeTsy generously shares her lock- er . . . long ago Freshman Chorus days . . . con- graTs on making The choir . . . The Y-Teens pack everyThing inTo half an hour . . . really up on moTor vehicle laws . . . good old bookkeeping class . . . prepared Tor oTTice pracTice. J. Mclniire, J. Mairef J. Mclniire, M. Mclnfire R. Manley, P. Menke M. McCleary, B. Meth Jack MclnTire: Answers To eiTher Mac or Jake . . . TickeT booThs and Track . . . LeTTer Club TerminaTes buT There's sTill I-li-Y . . . choir blends quanTiTy and qualiTy . . . who'll reTeree This noon? . . . lighTs, curTain, acTionl . . . Troy Banner sporTs column by The Twins. Jerry Mclnfire: My moniker's Mac . . . Tinan- cial manager raTes LeTTer Club . . . a gunshoT is heard and They're oTT . . . in FairTield's open- ing line-up will be . . . checking equipmenT Tor ouT-of-Town games . . . a popular liTTle school paper . . . pondering Parsons . . . Troy Banner sporTs column by The Twins. JaneT MaireT: FuTure homemakers experimenT wiTh edibles . . . where's ThaT buTTon hole aTTach- menT? . . . The glee club vocalizes Then harmo- nizes . . . primping Tor Quill phoTos . . . Y-Teens receive young Teacher's advice . . . order Taker aT Red and RuTh's . . . G. A. A. girls greeT new recruiTs. Marilyn MclnTire: F. l-l. A. shows home-made sTyles . . . Y-Teens open bi-weekly session wiTh devoTions . . . girls' glee club pracTices humming Technique . . . who'll make an opere-TTa posTer? . . . a dance aTTer The game . . . sharing The elec- Tric TypewriTer . . . a snappy sTeno. 2l

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in common Joseph Prince: FooTball playing Joe summarizes sporTs Tor Quill . . . TasT Travelin' Track man . . . everybody in The band room and ready To shove oTT aT 7:lO . . . quick, Trade you plumes . . .Top row oT choir kids . . . curTain going up on The Red Mill . . . an eye on The Universiiygof- la. Harold Rebling, Jr.: Junior voTes Tor volleyball . . . wanTed: his hard TisT and high reach . . . a waiTing row oi buses . . . spring clean-up aids graTeTul cusTodians . . . F. F. A. keeps up To daTe on iTs peT profession . . . noT afraid of farm chores . . . feeding TuTure America. James Riggs: ProToType of Twin Jerry . . . bus jockey . . . probing around under The hood of a car . . . TasT and Turious volleyball meeTs . . . reTurn ThaT serve! . . . crowded grandsTand on auTumn nighTs . . .give us a song. Jerry Riggs: STage-sTruck Twin . . . Third period dramaTics . . . painTing scenery and arranging seTs . . . a big hand Tor our one-acT . . . Tollow The direcTor closely. choir . . . Tall aThleTe con- diTions on The oval Track . . . keeping a bus schedule Through sleeT or snow. G. O'Grady, G. Paris L. Newlon, O. Peck J. Prince. J. Riggs H. Rebling, J. Riggs , Gary O'Grady: Choir boy . . . Tour masTers of song . . . a place in The all-sTaTe chorus . . .every- body on sTage Tor curTain call . . . long Time Thespian . . . sTudenT council sTudies our rnuTual problems . . . leTTing oTT sTeam in speech work. Larry Newlon: Treasurer of our noT-so-wealThy freshman class . . . waTch your fingers around shop machines! . . . council asks advisor's opin- ion . . . bring your rakes and baskeTs Tomorrow . . . besT seaTs in assembly . . . paying aTTenTion To l-li-Y speaker . . . class dismissed. Grace Paris: Queen Gracie reigns aT The home- coming ball . . . cheerleader capTain coaxes The crowd To yell . . . vocal musicians warm up . . F. H. S. hiT-pin baseball series . . . dramaTic selecTions enThrall The Y-Teens . . . Trained To Till an office opening . . . even smiles like a True secreTary. Orville Peck: PoliTe and eTTicienT drug sTore clerk . . . back To The salT mines on Monday . . . accuracy counTs in mechanical drawing . . . shuT- Terbug . . . cruising around The campus in some- body's hoT rod . . . sTrike Three. you're ouTl . . . our gang's Torming a volleyball Team. 23