Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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M. Mclntire C. McCracken M. Mclntire K. Maple Nadene Martin: A Cappella Choir plays important part in its vice-president's ac- tivities . . . Madrigal, Double-Mixed Quar- tette, and Naughty Marietta herself . . . Y-Teens hear brotherhood speeches . . . Sax player in marching and concert band. Wayne Martin: FFA member promotes better agricultural methods . . . Track squad creates school interest Bus routes lead to Fairfield High . . . Hi-Y works to help benevolent causes. Dorothy Metz: Y-Teens devotions-open- ing to an interesting meeting . . . Make-up chairman for the Junior Class Play . . . FHA holds box social . . . Office Practice student plans attendance at business school. james E. Meth: Member of FHS suc- cessful mat team . . . Member of Hi-Y con- tributes to holiday basket funds . . . Teen- age Drivers' Club promotes good driving efforts by practice . . . Navy career for Jim. Marcia Mclntire: Girls' Glee Club as- sists in concerts and promotes Marcia to A Cappella Choir . . . Ideas and entertain- ment create good atmosphere for Y-Teen members . . . English and business courses top favorite list. Charles McCracken: Marching, Concert, and Clown Band member brings uniform for picture . . . Able president of Torch Club senior year . . . Treasurer and active member of Radio Club . . . Sign in for Hi-Y today . . . Two years of track. Mary Helen Mclntire: Blue triangle- symbol of endeavors of Y-Teens . . . FHA plans useful and educational program . . . Aspiring drivers advance highway safety programs . . . Future beautician plans for Burlington Academy. Kay Maple: Cheerleader captain presides at pep meetings . . . Torch Club initiation enters Kay as new member . . . Y-Teen veep helps at cabinet meetings . . . TROY BANNER produced after hours of pre- paration . . . Transfer from Osceola. N. Martin W. Martin D. Metz J. Meth 27

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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

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l E. Middleton C. Mitchell M. Montgomery D. Mitchell Marlene Morgan: Smart baton twirler in front ranks of Marching Band . . . Latin student participates in SPQR initiation . . . Vice-president of FHA as freshman . . . Y-Teens program helps build founda- tions for careers. Leonard Mosinski: Student Council plans shape up for Homecoming activities . . . Leonard works as the projection machine operator for three years . . . Shop is Mo's favorite subject. William Murphy: A Cappella Choir mem- ber participates in the Variety Show and operetta . . . Reporter for the TROY BAN- NER . . . Hi-Y meets today in the auditor- ium . . . Financial manager carries over abilities as manager of junior Play. Louis Mougin: Speedy member of track team participates three years . . . SPQR members dress in official garb . . . Ping pong player in tournaments . . . Algebra, Physics and Geometry prepare Louie for engineering courses. 28 Edith Middleton: Y-Teens contribute to make holiday baskets . . . FHA members hear interesting programs following the business meeting . . . Edy chooses Alge- bra and business courses as her pet sub- jects for high school years. Charlotte Mitchell: Radio Club secretary keeps careful records . . . Music plays im- portant part in school life . . . A Cappella Choir member in operetta, Girls' Sextette and contest solo . . . Future for Charlotte in medicine. Marjorie Montgomery: Speedy typist on TROY BANNER staff . . . Girls' Glee Club voices blend in painting musical pic- tures . . . Active participant in intramural volleyball and basketball . . . On to a secre- tarial position. Dale Mitchell: Torch Club member is elected to Student Council presidency . . . Treasurer of Hi-Y for junior class . . . Penscratcher Dale becomes business man- ager of QUILL . . . Contest soloist holds male operetta lead. M. Morgan L. Mosinski W. Murphy L. Mougin