Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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D. Burr K. Carl G. Carr E. Champ Norma Cohfin: Y-Teens have joint tal- ent show with Hi-Y . . . GAA members are invited to a play day at Iowa City . . . Signing up for intramural volleyball and basketball . . . Office Practice and Busi- ness Law interest Norma. Hugh Castell: Much time devoted by our QUILL Staff Editor . . . Penscratcher helps on the '55 book . . . Torch initiation for junior members . . . Honors gained through speech and dramatics . . . Future physician from Iowa U. Dan Cutts: Gridiron tactics puzzle op- ponents and lead to several victories . . . Pooley participates in intramural volley- ball, basketball, and baseball . . . Senior football players escort Queen candidates. Richard Coop: Lineman plays good foot- ball three years . . . junior member of bas- ketball squad hurries to practice . . . Math classes top the list of subjects . . . Further education for Dick at Parsons. 20 Donald Burr: Football practice teaches teamwork to freshmen . . . Track squad travels to conference meets . . . Don's ac- tivities are Well known in intramurals . . . Biology classes a favorite . . . Future freshman at Parsons. Kathleen Carl: Snappy baton twirler and drum major for the band . . . Kay becomes permanent owl-wearer for Girl's Pep Club . . . Work at the Public Library inspires active Library Club membership . . . Co- operation in Student Council. Gene Carr: Freshman joins chorus work in rehearsals and concerts . . . Radio Club hams learn useful skills . . . Gene enjoys shop classes and English . . . Work at F. W. Woolworth's through high school, and perhaps later. Elizabeth Champ: Y-Teens absorb devo- tions . . . Interested member of Bible Club attends regularly . . . Faint fragrance of burning must be coming from the Home Ec. room . . . Reading devotee continues study. N. Colfin H. Castell D. Cutts R. Coop

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M. Bekel S. Black N. Blough M. A. Bowne Coe Ann Blough: A Cappella Choir mem- ber in two operettas . . . Cast for junior Class Play posted outside 106 . . . Book- worm meeting Wednesday after school . . . Future capping ceremonies for Nurse Coe Ann. Sonja Brokken: Y-Teens learn about careers . . . Freshman and Mixed Choruses present their part in vesper services . . . . . . SPQR plans banquet and initiation . . . GAA members gather for playdays and basketball games. Barbara Burton : Freshman from Mt. Pleasant receives remaining training from Fairfield . . . Y-Teens devotion stressed during Brotherhood Week . . . Burlington Beauty School introduces line beauticians into Held. foyce Blough: Typing final copy for TROY BANNER . . . Four years of GAA membership advances Joyce to office of Point Chairman . . . Reading shelves for Library Club workshop meeting . . . Bell player sounds off in the Marching and Concert Band . . . Y-Teens create friend- ships. Marilyn Bekel: Y-Teen membership cards four years . . . Ardent Glee Club member makes choir as a senior . . . Interest in Home Ec brings about FHA participation . . . Driver's Club meeting . . . Future beau- tician. Shirley Black: Student at Palisades, Colorado for years two and three returns to dear old Fairfield High . . . Active Y- Teen member participates in senior pro- jects . . . Favorite subjects-Biology and Math. Norma Biough: Y-Teens provides mem- bers with interesting programs . . . Com- mittees for bulletin boards are Library Club members . . . GAA playnights for fun and exercise . . . Choir trips planned and performances staged . . . SUI prospec- tive student. Mary Ann Bowne: Vice-president of Bookworms helps plan annual Bookworm Ball . . . A Cappella member harmonizes for Madrigal and acts as choregrapher for the operetta . . . QUILL advances know how in book-making . . . Homecoming court for Mary Ann . . . SPQR has Latin ban- quet. C. A. Blough S. Brokken B. Burton J. Blough I9

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.l. Danielson L. Davitt D. Darling K. Day Berle Decker: Speech activities hold im- portant spot in school life . . . Grapplers a la mat return wearily from a meet . . . Learning public speaking by trial and err- or method . . . Last days in class pass quickly at FHS. Deana DeGood: Y-Teen member for four years climbs to presidency . . . Voices blend in music . . . Energetic Pep Club member is Veep third year and treasurer senior year . . . Help FHA, and buy pop from me! Marijo Deden: Interest in vocations ac- cented in Y-Teens . . . Homemaking classes stimulate interest in FHA . . . Resounding chords in Girls' Glee Club . . . Certain courses for preparation for Des Moines AIB. Barbara Davis: Y-Teens formulate ideas for careers . . . Barb prefers business courses of Shorthand and Typing . . . Fu- ture Homemaker of America likes Family Living course . . . Hopes dawn for future AIB prospective student. jessie Danielson: FHA builds interest in home-making . . . Y-Teens build character and show brotherhood . . . Enjoyment of Typing and Clerical Office Practice ex- plains future ambition for Iowa School of Success. Lawrence I. Davitt: FFA member works on proje:t . . . Varsity football player and manager works at helping team . . . Work- ing hard at favorite subjects-Mechanicaal Drawing an-zl General Metals . . . Wings from the US Air Force. Dixie Darling: First two years at FHSQ loyalty is transferred to North Kansas City High School for junior year . . . Re- turns as a Senior . . . Y-Teens enrollee for her three years at FHS. Karen Day: Choir member of three years proud of presentations . . . Penscratcher is advanced to co-compiler of classes sec- tion . . . Y-Teen Cabinet meeting today . . . Bookworms help keep the library in or- der . . . Burlington Beauty Academy. B. Decker D. DeGood M. Deden B. Davis 2I