Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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t 1984 1985 Average Costs Candy bar $.35 Can of pop $.50 Lunch ticket $4 Girl's designer jeans $30 1985 car $6.000up McDonald's hamburger $.59 Gallon of gas $1.19 Pizza Hut pizza $9.99 VCR movie rental $3 Yearbook $20 Record album $7.99 Baskin Robins' ice cream cone $.93

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 Fads and Fashions = Fashions typically found in Seventeen, Mademoi- selle and Vogue walked the halls of FHS. Neon was no longer just for Las Vegas; it hit the fashion scene in bright sweaters, shirts, socks and accessories. Cropped pants also found their place. Although not originally from our generation, they made a comeback and were as popular as ever. One of the new looks was a tank top worn under a sweater or shirt. Often this was accompanied by beads worn in a single strands or twisted several at a time, adding color to any outfit. Large, brightly- colored earrings dangled from the ears of many a fashion-conscious student. Swatches, inexpensive watches found in acces- sory colors, were used to accent many clothes com- binations. Some even held the added attraction of being fruit scented - a danger to the 4th hour stu- dent who skipped breakfast. The fads this year were basically anything goes. They depended on the personality and mood of the wearer. . Sitting under a tree is junior Lori Bailey modeling the casual look with a cotton Knit vest, plaid shorts and white loafers. 2. Many different styles of shoes walked the halls. Some of the more common styles included penny loafers with a penny inserted, Reebok aerobic shoes, the old-fashioned granny boots, pumps in a variety of colors, and suede ankle boots. 3. Paul Moser and Kenny Rowe are right in style with tails as they look at a Prince poster. Paul is wearing a typical loud shirt and Kenny models an OP shirt. 4. Steve Kleemeyer, Raymond Letts, Todd Durst, Heath Foreman, and Richard Burke show off their Army camouflage attire, the latest fad. 5. Troy Banner editors, Rich Arndt, Kelly Ogden, Teri Stammerman and Rhonda Nelson, sport a pop- ular fad ■ dark glasses to keep the teachers guess- ing. v r$ 16

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Spring Play CAST Annie Sullivan ................ Amanda Zimmerman Helen Keller ..........................Tina Clough Arthur Keller ........................ Paul Moser Kate Keller ....................... Robin Shepherd Martha .............................. Wendy Snook Missy (Percy) .......................Kristi Holt Aunt Ev .................. . Darcy Doggett James Keller ......................... . Bart Buch Anagnos ................................Joe Ferrell Viney ...............................Stacy Galligaw a doctor .......].................. Steve Kleemeyer blind children JH offstage voices . Juanita Davidson, Kevin Diers, Steve Kleemeyer, Joy Funkhouser, Sarah Hennesy Champ .................................m . . Grover CREWS Todd Fischer Ramona Ballard Tiff Widmer Matt Robinson Mike Phillips Lisa Clnkrich Tracy (Jnkrich Marty Kennedy Tim Beall Alicia Funkhouser Staci Wilson Stacey Woody Shelly Donoho Rachelle Angstead Shelley Althaus Cathy Fritts Leslie Hook Susan Mosinski Annette Kiefer Tammy Brown Valerie Hill Charles Macy Jaymi Meyers Steve Luckman Andrew Fiedler Todd Durst Ellen Brown Diana Fritz Melanie Boswell Anastasia Baker Teresa Meyers Rana Hashmi Ken Rowe