Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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1 The spring production, The King Srog, provided comedy for oil 2. The election of Ronald Reogon brought much controversy 3. Melissa Dower accompanies Donna Sommer (An- gie Jackson) os she mokes o surprise appearance 4 Doug Smith, Terry Messer, Mike Nelson, ondDovid Messerii pose before Doccouloureore. 5 Chns and Kurt Hinkle performed for the Chnsrmas talent show IS

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 So much happened, ir was definitely an eventful year1 While each one of us was touched by many both good and bad, or the individual level oil of us were reached by mony nortonol and world happenings Ronald Recgon was elected president and shortly thereafter the hostages held in Iron for 444 days were releosed Spring seemed to bring an obundance of headlines os Reagan was wounded in an assinarion attempt. Pope John Pul was also Nr by a bullet in another attempt Several IRA hunger strikers died and what seemed like o plague of hotel fires raced across the U S Our own cheerleaders narrowly escaped one in Des Moines at a wrestling tournament While we could nor ignore the unhappy news of mony situations, our lives were filled with many joyous events such as dances, parries and graduation Though the pressures of the world were eased by many pleasant moments, the serious problem that surrounded us helped ro moke us stronger as we encountered new problems and experiences

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HC HIECCMIING The fesriviries of Homeconning Week were climaxed wirh on impressive vicrory over Omjmwo ond the traditional donee Friday nighr. The preparation for rhe finale each day of rhe week hod o specioi rheme. This was a unique ond successful oddirion ro rhis year’s celebration. A poster contest was held, ond students and faculty donned various oppare! for hot, jersey ond sloppy dress days. Also included in rhe week's fesriviries wes the Thursday night exdremenr which started on rhe square ond finished in rhe srac urn. The annual snake dance, pep rally and crowning of Queen Denise Horras aroused nerves ond spirir This earned over ro Friday mghr, as rhe Trqjdns trounced rhe Duildogs 21-0. The vicrory provided an appropriate mood for rhe dance held afterwards This final event holds many specioi memor es The well received music was provided by rhe Van Elsen Band of Ames. Thus ended a fun ond spirited week of support for our football ream.