Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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S. Samuelson, M. Schramm W. Salfs, D. Schlarbaurn Nancy Schuchman: Sisfers of song or girls' glee club . . . well dined and wined Lafin sfudenfs . . . sfudenf council forms clean-up commiffees . . . superinfendenfs secrefary addresses Y-Teens . . . pay assembly nexf Monday! . . . drivers' club dispafches delegafes fo sfafe convenfion . . . lighf up a bunsen burner. Dean Singlefonz Sporfs af high noon . . . look, fhe bases are loaded! . . . arf class concerns ifself wifh perspecfive . . . ballofs are casf for our class moffo . . . 'rhe Ledger office and prinfer's ink on his hands . . . fufure in fhe news business. Roberl' Smar+: The sunsef kid of Life Wifh Fa- fher fame . . . Quill drama crific . . . nafural born audience appeal . . . puffing The lyrics and laughfer in opereffas . . . 'rhe Voice of F. H. S, announces af games . . . senior boss man of Thespians . . . confinuing dramafic educafion af Iowa U. Eddie Smifh: Firsf Secrefary of our class . . . grocery boy deluxe . . . enferlaining educafion from l-li-Y . . . books, blackboards, and baskef- ball games . . . well insfrucfed bookkeeper and fypisf . . . physics field 'rrip nexf week . . . un- complefed plans. 24 have we aII--- Sue Samuelson: Financial managers af fhe gafes . . . fickefs, please . . . funing up our vocal chords . . . choir dons a mood of reverence for Chrisf- mas Vespers . . . remember fhe fricfion poinf on your car . . . Y-Teens confribufe candy af Chrisf- mas . . . scalpels, nurse! Wayne Salfs: Baldy, old pal . . calislhenics on a greaf expanse of lighfed field . . . fouchdown for fhe Trojans! . . . make fhaf baskef . . . we really packed 'em in fonighf . . . painfs, varnish, sandpaper, and elbow grease . . . congregafing by fhe hall radiafor. Marjorie Schramm: Sfudenf behind fhe wheel . . . firing 'rime fesfs in advisory groups . . . sfrike up fhe band! . . . illusfrafed vocafional proiecfs for Gov'f. class . . . solos for music auxiliary . . . bringing in biology specimens . . . a woman's place in medicine. Donna Schlarbaum: Y-Teens observe Brofherhood Week . . . roller skafing parfy by and for The G. A. A .... Teen Age Drivers unife for safefy's sake . . . grammar and senfence consfrucfion . . . a musical background for girls in glee club . . . no predicfions venfured. N. Schuchman, R. Smarl D. Singlefon, E. Smifh

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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

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we remember Gary Smi+h: Baskelball falls info compelenl hands here . . . ie'r propelled rrack lelrerman . . . make my music a'cappella . . . vocalisls rake pride in all-sfafe membership . . . holder of senior class purse sfrings . . . when's The nexr operella re- hearsal? . . . applying The law of variery +o school life. John Spielman: Pracrical experience from parl fime job . . . 'rhere's Jrhe bell for l-li-Y . . . likes learning The King's English . . . a springboard, some mars, and, oh, our aching backs . . . afrer school rush raises some dusl . . . pills and pre- scriplions 'From pharmacy sludenl. Beffy Sfanbrough: Name firsl recorded in '53 enrollmenr . . . Y-Teens remains democralic . . . special reporls on hazards of rhe highway . . . iusl' plain likes fo sing . . . fair warning given Thar a 'resr approaches . . . amaleur seamslress becomes apr ai slirching . . . saleswoman or sec- relary-maybe. Sharon Sfephensonz Shakespearian quolalions and modern poerry . . . suils or separares 'For girls' glee club appearances . . . Y-Teens ufilize ideas of youlh . . . ioining F. l-l. S. ranks her sophomore year . , . nor 'rwo chemislry chap- rers in one week? . . . memory books wi+h name cards . . . S. U. l. offers occupalional Jrherapy. N. Sfewarf, B. Swiher R. Taglauer, R.TalboH G. Smifh, B. Sfanbrough J. Spielman, S. Sfephenson Nancy Sfewarh Musical Nance composes Quill secrion . . . lop clarinelisl rales lop honors . . . choir goes on lhe road for a day . . . Y- Teens recipe: mix in a liHle music . . . hey. Thes- pian, 'rhey're casling 'rhe all-school play! . . . class officers are V. l. P.'s . . . operelfa overfures on 'lhe ivories. Richard Taglauer: Senior assisranl +o fhe F. F. A. Reporler . . . gef your gym shoes and we'll play ball . . . keen noonlime compelirion . . . failh- ful sons of Fairfield High School . . . we become adepr af meral working . . . a conservafion-wise farmer. Barbara Swilzer: Y-Teens meering furnishes re- laxafion . . . senior girls learn homemaking lech- niques . . . skirl' seams and salads . . . faking up biology noiebooks foday . . . molorized lrans- porrarion . . . advisory group discusses school problems . . . business college applicant Raymond TalboH: l-li'r Jrheir line, boys! . . . four- year 'rrackmen receive lerlers . . . designing +he cars of Tomorrow . . . shiffing slage scenery for dramaric producrions . . . high opinion of F. l-l. S. lndusrrial Arls Depl .... lowa S+a+e prepares for scienrilic farming. 25