Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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D. Jenks S. Kaska G. Johnson P. Kayser Marcia Keller: Work on solo for Adah in Naughty Marietta . . . Library Club needs two volunteers for a bulletin board . . . Tryouts for small groups in choir put Marcia in Girls' Sextette . . . FHA officers attend convention in Des Moines. james Keltner: junior class president presides at the Junior-Senior Banquet . . . QUILL staff sports co-compiler partici- pates in many sports, including basketball, track, football and baseball . . . On to Par- sons College. Pauline Langner: Assistant Editor of the QUILL enjoys NSPA convention in Chic- ago . . . Musical interests realized in band and A Cappella Choir . . . Torch Club sec- retary takes reservations . . . Y-Teen Cabi- net plans programs. A Tom Krumboltz: Solos for Marching and Concert Band member of four years . . . Tuba player for Clown Band provides rhy- thm . . . Ham,' radio operator in FHS Radio Club . . . Bus driver also member of Driver's Club . . . Three years of Hi-Y meetings. Deborah fenks: Homecoming Queen can- didate cheers the football team to victory . . . FHA president plans and presides . . . GAA members tally points for awards . . . GPC members sell and help with banquets . . . On to future Florence Nightingale's methods. Shirley Kaslra: Snappy baton twirler in Marching Band and half-time perform- ances . . . Touring like a professional on three annual choir trips . . . QUILL staff's music section meets tonight . . . SPQR members gather for impressive initiation. Geraldine johnson: Favorite subject of Home Economics finds enrollee in FHA . . . Jerri attends the interesting Y-Teens programs . . . Mixed Chorus blends voices . . . Skating is good for exercise and pro- vides a good hobby. Patricia Kayser: Pat transfers allegiance from Milton, Iowa . . . Concert tomorrow for Fairfield High School Concert Band . . . Practice for clarinets today . . . Many voices blending to present vocal numbers by Mixed Chorus. M. Keller J. Keltner P. Langner T. Krumboltz 25

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R. Hayes T. Heil R. Hirschler B. Hill Norma Hollander: Co-compiler of QUILL music section types final copy . . . Book- worm tea honors the faculty . . . Varied programs on alternate Wednesdays in Y- Teens . . . Vocalizing preparations for va- riety show and operetta in A Cappella Choir. Gerald Horras: Fast left end finds favor- ite sport of football during three years of participation . . . Student Council meeting today in 106 . . . Basketball practice to- night . . . Bus driver brings students to school safely for two years. Molli Rae Huff: Faithful flute player four yearsg Mollie Rae expands musical interest in choir . . . Flute groups and solo work carry her to state contests . . . Speech and Bookkeeping prepare Molli Rae for secretarial work. fudy Hufford: Hobby of music finds Judy interested in band and Mixed Chorus her freshman year . . . Junior Play tryouts show Judy successful in obtaining a part . . . Y-Teens opens with devotions and then moves into an interesting program. 24 Robert Hayes: Three years of FFA find Bob promoted to the secretarial position . . . Successful track member happy after placings posted . . . Bi-weekly meetings for Hi-Y members . . . Horse-back riding dominates hobbies for Bob. Terry Heil: Four years of football high- light high school days . . . Track hurdlers work out after school tonight . . . Elections for freshman class officers find Terry to be vice-president . . . Escort for Homecom- ing becomes King of the Cupid Capers Dance. Roberta Hirschler: Musical Betta ac- companies and sings with A Cappella Choir and Madrigal . . . Budding Pen- scratcher is promoted to QUILL staff ar- tist . . . National Honor Society plans ban- quet . . . Class officer positions of treasur- er and vice-president. Betty Hill: FHA members plan the fu- ture meetings . . . GAA enthusiasts attend playdays at other schools . . . Y-Teens in- terest Betty in thought for careers . . . Fu- ture tentative plans show interest in ele- mentary teaching. N. Hollander G. Horras M. Huff J. Hufford

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Margaret Leazer: Vocal music choruses advance Margaret to A Cappella Choir for her junior and senior years . . . Interest in homemaking stimulates interest in FHA . . . Four years of membership in interest- ing Y-Teens organization. Geraldine Ledger: GAA president finds date for annual Levi Leap . . . Library Club secretary checks the roll . . . Student Coun- cil members plan clean-up day . . . Home- coming Court members in the spotlight . . . Drivers' Club meeting today. Roger Little: Hobby advances Roger to secretary of the Radio Club . . . Piloting rural students to destination high school . . . Tuba player lends bass notes to band music . . . Speakers give inspiration to Hi-Y . . . On to the Air Force or a trade school. LaVerne Leyden: Hard-working member aids in presenting the Student Council dance . . . Lefty', proves to be a depend- able basketball player . . . Drivers' Club members practice safe driving . . . TROY BANNER meeting for last-minute proof M. Leazer G. Ledger reading. R. Little L. Leyden I jack Litton: First string lineman on the Trojan team . . . Gridiron achievements make jack a Homecoming escort . . . FFA joins in increasing farm efficiency . . . Active participant in intramurals . . . Building Christian principles in Hi-Y. Bruce Louden: Guiding light of TROY BANNER-the Editor . . . Ardent golfer goes all the Way to the state meet . . . Ad- vanced Speech Class, radio speaking, state speech contest comprise speech activities . . . Student Council representative. Bill Lyons: Bus driver aspires to secre- tary of Drivers' Club . . . Vocational train- ing in Wood Shop materializes into useful skill . . . Hunting provides entertainment . . . Hi-Y division of YMCA builds Christ- ian principles. Ronald Louth: FFA sentinel works on interesting project . . . Ronnie participates in Fairfield's new sport of wrestling . . . Three years of Hi-Y . . . Khaki-colored un- iforms for Uncle Sam's servants. P J. Litton B. Louden B. Lyons R. Louth 26