Fairfield High School - Talon Yearbook (Fairfield, CA)

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5- .1 i,,......-qv-- 1' ? Assistant Principals l am grateful that my job at Fairfield High School offers so much opportunity to work with so many fine young people, and gives me a chance to see the educational goals of these persons reaching fulfillment. This school year has been very valuable to me in an educational sense as well, for l have seen students and ,757 f, ,av ,- Q vi' Mr. Pettygrove lt has all been said before. George Pett ygro ve, A ssistant Principal faculty engaged in a struggle to overcome a common enemy - apathy. We can define apathy as an inability to deal with one's current problems, and a tendency to sit idly by, taleing no action. ln my opinion, this is the greatest single issue facing us at Fairfield High, and only the constant efforts of a dedicated faculty and a hard- worleing student body will overcome the problem. l thinle we have what it takes. Tom Chalk, Assistant Principal IU? Mr. Chalk 22 , ,..,.......,.-1--nu! 'lv'-vM9r '

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