Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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Leslie Hart: Dramatic assistance given to the operetta . . . B.A. graduate from Iowa State Teacher's College . . . Soph- omores work to overcome English han- dicaps . . . TROY BANNER sponsor . . . . Dramatics create interest in Thes- pian Club . . . Declam and interp coach. james Horner: B.A. and M.Ed. from the University of Missouri . . . Vocational Agriculture teaches know-how in farm methods . . . Adult evening school . . . Co-Adviser to the Shutterbugs. jack Hoerner: Advanced Algebra stu- dents round out senior year with Trig . . . McPherson College B.A. degree . . . General Mathematics for the freshmen . . . Plane and Solid Geometry . . . Fi- nancial manager of athletics . . . His golf teams rate high. Mrs. Margaret Hoerner: Teacher for three afternoon classes of hard work- ing students of Latin . . . Careful plan- ning results in entertainment for Ro- mans and slaves at S.P.Q.R. banquet . . . Part-time instructor appears at noon, cheerful as always . . . B.A. degree from Iowa University. Norma johnson: -Iohnnyl' receives train- ing from Iowa State Teacher's College . . . High school and elementary girls receive guidance in Physical Education . . . Gym teacher heads Girl's Athletic Association . . . Co-sponsor of Girl's Pep Club. Iliff Leu: Classes of Vocational Machine Shop, General Metals, Wood Shop, and Engineering Drawing . . . Parsons B.S., M.A. from Iowa U .... Licensed ama- teur radio operator sponsors Radio Club . . . Snappy Cheerleader's sponsor . . . Adult night classes. Robert Liddy: Work on Master's degree after U. of Iowa B.S .... Gridiron stra- tegist . . . Newly organized wrestling team meets with successful season . . . Biology classes learn phylas and sys- tems . . . Athletic director schedules all school sports. Anne Lindauer: B.S. and M.A. from Northwestern University . . . Sopho- mores receive guidance from their class sponsor . . . World History sums up the course of events from early times to the present . . . Directs Torch Club activi- ties.

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Presentin the Facult Mrs. Gladys Ball: Seniors learn Ameri- can Literature . . . B.A. from Parsons College spurs Work toward an M.A. de- gree . . . Fundamentals of English are taught to the frosh . . . Reading and col- lecting antiques are Mrs. Bal1's hobbies. Don Brown: Hi-Y co-adviser . . . Indus- trial Art classes full of interested boys . . . Grade schools receive instruction in physical education . . . Parsons College B.S. degree . . . Able assistant coach . . . Work toward M.A. at Iowa U. Margaret Cfinkinbeard: Chairman of ju- nior Class sponsors helps plan the jun- ior-Senior banquet and Prom . . . Par- sons College provides the needed train- ing . . . Junior instructor teaches Ameri- can Literature. Marshall Coots: B.A., B.S., and M.A. de- grees from the U. of Missouri . . . Ex- periment in Chemistry class today . . . Freshmen tackle General Science for First science course . . . Senior students get help from able physics instructor. William Eddings: Co-sponsor of Hi-Y . . . Shop courses emphasize interest in Woodworking . . . Adult shop classes . . . Engineering Drawing class . . . Head- man in Family Living Class . . . B.S. from N.E. Missouri State Teachers . . . M.S. from I.S.C .... Athletic time keeper. Paul Franklin: Kirksville State Teach- er's provides B.S. degree . . . Teen-Age Driver's Club meeting in Mr. Frank1in's room . . . Students learn highway safe- ty . . . General Math for freshmen . . . Camera Club co-adviser. Robert Glocke: Sets for the operetta make stage debut . . . Art students Work for perfection in artistic abilities . . . Elementary art education important in Fairfield schools. Mrs. Margaret Gluenlrin: B.A. from Grinnell qualifies English teacher for frosh and sophomores . . . 40 hours of graduate work, but still minus thesis . . . . Co-sponsor of Y-Teens . . . Soph- omore class sponsor prefers reading and collecting antiques.

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Dillon Lowell: Marching Band takes trip to Atlantic Coast . . . Concerts for the 1000 Club . . . Instrumental teacher receives B.S. from I.S.T.C. and M.A. from Iowa U . . . Freshman class spon- sor prefers hunting and fishing. Gwendolyn Mayer: Four classes of Homemaking students understand and apply their lessons . . . F.H.A. sponsor . . . I.S.C. provides training for the adult teacher . . . Plans school lunches . . . European travel holds highlights and memories. Louise Messer: First degree from Par- sons . . . Librarian for FHS . . . Adviser to the Library Club supervises mem- bers . . . B.L.S. from the U. of Denver . . . QUILL staff adviser toils to help her staff put out a successful yearbook. H. Chandler Monroe: M.A. from the U. of Missouri followed B.A. from Princi- pia College . . . French students work on grammar . . . Freshmen struggle through English courses . . . Speech stu- dents learn the fundamentals . . . Able dramatics sponsor. Emily O'Connor: Girl's Pep Club co- sponsor . . . B.A. from Clarke College . . . . Seniors take Commercial Law . . . General Business and Business Arith- metic . . Typing and Bookkeeping turn out good secretarial prospects. Madelon Peterson: American Problems for all seniors in room 108 . . . Admits from the assistant to the principal . . . A.B. from Parsons College . . . Busy with Student Council plans . . .Chair- man of the senior class sponsors. Merlin Rostermundt: Qualified cage coach . . . Parsons provides training . . . Freshmen take General Science... Gridiron tactics keep assistant coach busy . . . Baseball games end result of extensive work and training. jane Ruby: A Cappella Choir success- fully produces the operetta Naughty Marietta . . . B.A. from I.S.T.C. . . . Co-sponsor of Y-Teens . . . Small ensem- bles get ready for contest . . . Choral concert series director.