Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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M. Nelson M. Myers L. Newlon S. Nelson Donna Pattison: Royalty reigns for Queen Donna . . . FHA president plans interest- ing programs . . . Bookworms meet in the Library for workshop . . . Senior Play lead portrayed by the Lady of Letters . Marilyn Palm: Teenage Drivers' Club reporter on the job . . . FHA plans instruc- tive program . . . GAA members in intra- murals . . . Musical advancement to A Cap- pella Choir . . . Future schooling-possibly beauty school. Shirley Peck: Knowledge gained in Fam- ily Living class useful in FHA . . . Eager freshmen sing their best for chorus . . . Hurrying to Drivers, Club meeting . . . In class, movies provide various aspects of driving. Nancy Parsons: School life section of the QUILL shines . . . Baton twirler and majorette for the band . . . Vice-presidency for Student Council . . . Permanent mem- ber of Pep Club is initiated into Torch Club . . . Bookworm prexy. Marvin Nelson: Senior football player honored as Lineman of the Week . . . Four years of gridiron tactics . . . Escort for Homecoming Court . . . Pete passes time by working on his car. Marilyn Myers: Checking in at Y-Teens meeting . . . Drivers' Training student joins Club . . . Future Homemakers of America have interesting programs plan- ned . . . Typing classes interest Marilyn in attending a business school. Lel Newlon: Four years of scrimmage place Lel on Varsity and bring him high honors . . . Cinderman first two years . . . President of freshman and sophomore classes . . . Lightweight cager sees action . . . Hall monitor requires respect of others. Sheryl Nelson: Meet your little sister at Y-Teens today . . . FHA make preparations for parties . . . Voices blend for harmony in Girls' Glee Club . . .On to Mixed Chorus . . . Typing student prepares for business school. D. Pattison M. Palm S. Peck N. Parsons 29

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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

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D. Peebler R. Paul L. Peebler P. Rasche Norma Rebling: Y-Teen members enter the auditorium to soft music . . . Alto mem- ber in chorus work for four years . . .FHA programs are understood and applied . . . Favorite subjects of Typing and Law soon left behind. Ernest Riepe: Gridiron chores for FHS four years . . . Four years of Hi-Y create interest in community projects . . . Es- corts for Homecoming Queen candidates . . . Ernie gains position on the basket- ball squad. Larry Roa-ch: Basketball practice tonight . . . Track men report for new duties . . . Taking part in Student Council as council representative . . . Science and Mathema- tics classes prepare Larry for Iowa State College. Sharon Russell: Choir trips are inter- esting and always enjoyed . . . Actress of FHS joins Thespians and becomes treas- urer . . . Library Club meeting in the Li- brary . . . TROY BANNER outlines school happenings. 30 David Peebler: Frosh and sophomore foot- ball . . . Hi-Y meeting-will it be a movie, speaker or display of talent? . . . Drawing and shop classes top list of subjects . . . College man on McPherson, Kansas cam- pus. Richard Paul: FFA organization elects officers-Richard, secretary and treasurer . . . Sophomores slave in Mixed Chorus . . . Committee meetings for Drivers' Club . . . FFA Work leads Richard to farming as vocation. Linda Peebler: Representing Pep Club in a new Pep Council . . . Devotions pre- cede Y-Teen program led by Linda . . . FHA plans box social . . . A Cappella Choir starts spring with the Spring Con- cert . . . On to medical technology. Patricia Rasche: Freshman from Bur- lington quickly enters A Cappella Choir and Madrigal activities . . . Trumpet trio practice readies it for contest . . . Band presents 1000 Club concert . . . Wessington Springs Junior College. N. Rebling E. Riepe L. Roach S. Russell