Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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Ray Schafer: Boys get exercise in Phy- sical Education classes . . . Training received at Iowa University . . . Good track teams turned out by our coach . . . Freshmen cagers learn basic maneuvers . . . Assistant lightweight football prac- tice after school. Mrs. Mary Williamson: Homemaker from experience teaches two classes of Freshman Home Economics . . . Bach- elor of Science degree from Iowa State College at Ames . . . Part-time teacher, full-time homemakerg her hobby-a small daughter. Helen Winn: Typewriters clack more quickly as the semester rolls on . . . Able lingers take shorthand quickly . . . Par- sons College graduate places future sec- retaries in business establishments . . . Secretarial and Clerical Office Practice classes in room 109. Ariel Zeigler: Parsons College provides the B.A. degree . . . All juniors go to room 216 for required course . . . United States History is taught interestingly and thoroughly . . . Money matters are discussed by juniors and their class financial manager. Virginia Zeigler: General Math for fresh- men teaches fundamentals . . . Algebra courses for second and third semester enrollees . . . Bachelor of Science grad- uate from Iowa State Teacher's College . . . Chairman of the freshmen class sponsors. Harriet Conklinq Registered nurse re- ceives training from the Jefferson Coun- ty Hospital . . .V School nurse for Fair- field Schools . . . An ounce of preven- tion proves to be worth a pound of cure. Mrs. Mary Peebler: Secretary to Mr. Pence keeps complete records of our public school system . . . A smile and a cheerful atmosphere welcome all who come to the office. Anna S. Wheatley: Admits from the off- ice give admission to classes . . . B.A. degree from Parsons College . . . Secre- tary to the Principal keeps class files in order. Marguerite Black: Books to be checked out and books to be checked in . . . Mend- ing to keep books neat and like new . . . Books and supplies always ready for use.

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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.

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Seniors Survey the D. Smith D. Gardner A. Fickel L. Taylor Future President ..... ........ D ick Gardner Vice-president ..... ...... A lice Fickel Secretary ..... ........ L inda Taylor Treasurer ..... ...... D arlene Smith CLASS MOTTO: We are what we make ourselves. CLASS FLOWER: Pink Rose CLASS COLORS: Turquoise and Silver HONOR GRADUATES The terms valedictorian and salutatorian are used to designate students of high scholastic ability and achievement. This year we Find, as always, students who quai- ify to be thus designated-Nancy Parsons, Valedictorian, and Bruce Louden, saluta- VALEDICTORIAN torian. Our sincere congratulations to them on their achievement, and our best wishes for success in their future plans. We are grateful for the significant con- tribution they have made to their high school. SALUTA TORIAN Nancy Parsons Bruce Louden I7