Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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D. Dowell M. Droz C. Fairchild V. Ferrel Alice Fickel: Pep Club president pre- sides . . . Penscratcher is promoted to QUILL Staff . . . Vice-president of class earns worthy merit of Torch Club mem- bership . . . Homecoming Court members happy after victorious game . . . SUI. Gary Fortney: Cast member of Junior Class Play . . . National Honor Society president after junior membership . . . Christian efforts furthered as Hi-Y vice- president and treasurer . . . Safe driver joins Drivers' Club. fohn Richard Freeman: Sharpshooter takes honors at basketball games . . . Sports carry through to interest in baseball . . . Two years of football for Dick makes games turn into memories . . . Wild Blue Yonder for the future. Dixie Lee Freeman: FHA plans joint barn-warming with FFA . . . Helpful crew members in production of junior Class Play . . . Y-Teens in the auditorium today . . . Future sees art major at University of Kansas. 22 Diane Dowell: Student Council repre- sents the student body . . . Selling for Girls' Pep Club . . . Y-Teens have impres- sive initiation ceremonies . . . GAA holds the annual Levi Leap . . . Future enrollee of Iowa Success. Margaret Droz: Active participant in A Cappella Choir productions . . . Compiler of '56 QUILL organizations section . . . Roving reporter for TROY BANNER . . . Making decorations for the Junior-Senior Prom. Charlene Fairchild: Interest in Home Ec ties in with active Future Homemakers of America membership . . . Interest in office Work creates diligent Worker in Bookkeep- ing and Typing. Victor Ferrel: Vic picks up rural stu- dents on Old Faithful school bus for three years . . . Building character through Hi-Y . . . Basic freshman interest-FFA . . . Shop and Working on cars add up to future mechanic. A. Fickel G. Fortney D. Freeman D. Freeman

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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

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L. Fulton P. Gantz R. Gardner L. Garrison Leonard Greenfield: Y-organization mem- bers contribute for holiday giving . . . Choruses show profit from hours of re- hearsal . . . Art student utilizes his talents in Junior-Senior Prom work on the decor- ations. Marilyn Hanna Byers: GAA sponsors fun-night . . . Y-Teens check into meetings . . . FHA members learn useful skills . . . Law, Bookkeeping and Homemaking are subjects enjoyed most by Marilyn. Kenny Hanshaw: Representatives take part in Student Council . . . Interest in dramatics channeled into award-winning radio speaking contestant . . . Lead in Jun- ior Class Play . . . A Cappella member ac- tive in Thespians and Radio Club. fanice Hay: Mixed Choruses blend voices to present their parts in the concerts . . . Important crews of make-up and costumes for the junior Class Play keep Janice busy . . . English is found to be a favorite sub- ject . . . On to college. Larry Fulton: Right end receives his football letter . . . Homecoming escort in the spotlight . . . Hall monitor keeps order . . . Summer brings baseball practices and games for the second baseman. Patricia Gantz: Four years of participa- tion in Y-Teens . . . Homemaking classes bring membership in FHA . . . Mixed Choruses practice and vocalize . . . Typing useful as well as favorite subject . . . Fu- ture beauty school enrollee. Richard Gardner: President of A Cap- pella Choir utilizes talents in Madrigal, and portrays an Italian tenor in the oper- etta . . . Dick's snappy dance band plays tonight . . . junior secretary and senior class prexy. Loren Garrison: Red is one of the suc- cessful wrestling team . . . Hi-Y opens meetings with statement of purposes . . . Favorite subjects are Wood Shop and Art . . . Horse-racing is Loren's main interest. L. Greenfield M. Hanna Byers K. Hanshaw J. Hay 23