Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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As every fresh Monday morning descended, ir seemed like Friday would never come Dur when ir did, o whoop and o holler were oil ir rook and everyone wos ready for rhe weekend Srudenrs were nor rhe only ones who eagerly onridpored Friday ofrernoon • reachers were jusr os enrhusiasric Wherher we spenr o quier nighr or home warching Dallas or hod o wild rime on rhe rown, rhe release from school and relored pressures were welcome Good srories about, rhese weekends livened each week of dossrooms and books. Populor hong-outs included rhe Pizza Hurr and rhe newly opened Duckboord Annie's where friends gorhered. Cenrroi Ports provided o rrack for scooping the loop end o place ro stop ond char wirh friends when we gor dizzy from going orund in cirdes. In no nme ar oil rhe whole crowd gorhered ond more good rimes begon. Yes, rhe Friday and Sorurday nighrs were probably some of rhe mosr memorable rimes for o tor of us......-hor is if we couid remember where we were!!?5

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1 Composing o sophomore English ossignmenr re- quires much rhoughr and quier surroundings. 2 Paid assemblies helped ro break rhe monotony of long weeks. 3 Early morning bond practices got rhe blood circu- lating 4 Physics experiments provided students with o first hand knowledge of various prindples. (M Luzod- der) 5 Acting our rhe Mocberh rriol was a favorite for British Literature dosses. (R Rasmussen, M. Daniel- son) 3

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1. The bowling alley was a populor orrrocrion on winrer Saturday nights for many such os Dairy Word. 2 See yo' or the Hur was os common of on expression as any on o Friday. Lori Lirron and Solly Box undoubtedly ore enjoying the atmosphere 3. Weekends were a rime for fumbles and recover- ies. 4. Scooping rhe loop again and again and ogoin 5 The band carnival presented on opportunity for o unique evening 5