Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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Football 1. Trojan teammates encourage each other between plays. 2. Varsity Football team: Front row: D. Ferrei, J. Parkin- son. R. Johnson, E. Kyle. D. House, R. Kiefer, M. Brouwer, J. Nelson. Row 2: A. Jackson, M. Andre, T. Cravens. J. Schillerstrom, T. Pohren, M. Dodds, R. Hoskins. S. Wins- low, S. Hendricks. Row 3: A. Nelson. J. Gillaspie, coaches: T. White, B. Moore, P. Smith. R. Reever, A. Hutton, M. Schenck, M. Doughtery, J. Jenson. Row 4: K Gilpin, S. Kramer. P. Greiner, C. McCleary, J. Thompson, R. Drish. J. Lauritson. B. Krumboltz, J. Gillaspie. Row 5: J. Bauman. J. Espy. M. Dailey, M. Roberts, R. Phippsd, R. Tucker, B. Owens. C. Klnsella. Row 6: D. Kelley, B. Schenck, E. Bryant. J. Singer, D. Gaumer, D. Brush, S. Nelson, S. Schillerstrom. B. Collum. 3. The offensive line is ready for action. 4. Getting their point across to junior Jason Lauritson at meet the Trojan night are senior football captains Brent Krumboltz and Shane Kramer. 5. Giving his teammates a word of wisdom is senior Phil Greiner. 6. Sophomore football team: Front row: J. Rauscher, R. Heckethorn, S. Holmes, Chris Wilkinson, L. Schlicher, N. Sams. A. Cline, M. Gaumer. Row 2: R. Bowman. C. Smith. S. McCarty. R. Brereton, S. Krumboltz. J. Nichola, B. Waugh, B. Stever. R. LaRue. Row 3: A. Nelson, B. Miller, B. Smith, A Clingan; coaches: M. Schenck. A. Hutton, M. Elliott, M. Patton, T. Bechtel, L. Dimmitt. Row 4: M. Campbell, K. Kreiss. B. Waugh. J. Hill, J. Noe. M. Nelson. R. Carlson. 7. Senior Mark Brouwer heads out for a pass. 8. Senior kicker Rob Phipps puts one through the posts.

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“We were disappointed that we didn’t make the playoffs this year, but we did have a great time this season, and that’s really the bottom line anyway,” said slot back Mark Brouwer, sum- ming up the Trojan’s 6-3 record this year. The gridders began the season with a win over Chariton 35-7. They trampled Norwalk at home 41-0. The Trojans continued their winning streak with a 41-0 blank over Keokuk. A tough Mt. Pleasant squad dealt Fairfield its first loss 3- 14. The Homecoming game against a very big and physical Algona Garrigan ended in a 8-28 loss for the Trojans. “The Algona Garrigan game showed us the importance of lifting weights. They were a very physically tough team,” said assistant coach Rich Reever. In a heartbreaker at Washington, the Demons defeated Fairfield with a score of 30-28. Howev- er, the Trojans came back to blank a good Ot- tumwa team 17-0. Next the team defeated Ft. Madison with a score of 38-6. For the final game of the season, Fairfield beat Oskaloosa 44-26. The team voted Brent Krumboltz, M.V.P.; Joel Schillerstrom, Most-Improved; Mike Rob- erts, Best Offensive Lineman; Kent Gilpin, Best Defensive Lineman; Mike Daily, Best Offensive Back; Shane Kramer, Best Defensive Back. Rob Phipps set a new school record with his 5 field goals, the longest one being 47 yards. Reever sums up the season with these words, “We were disappointed we didn’t have a better record, but I was very happy with the progress we made throughout the year.”

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Homecoming Overwhelmed, Sindy Crockett graciously accepts the traditional dozen roses and teddy bear as she is crowned the 1986 Homecoming Queen. Others on the court include Tina Clough, Shari Essary, Joy Funkhouser, Holly Huebner, Kristin Klepinger, Jill Lingwall, and Lynette Potter. 1. Rising to the occasion is sophomore Chris Griener with junior Kirk Watson giving him a little lift during the- pep rally on the square. 2. Spirit Week-Pajama Day was a big success as senior Chrissey Mullison dresses for the occasion. 3. “Hey ya wanna dance? ’ asks sophomore Mark Swan to Carry Hahn as his favorite song comes on. 4. The seniors’ dream of winning the float competition for the third straight year was crushed by the junior class victory. 5. Conversing at the dance about the loss to Algona are senior football players Brent Krumboltz and Phil Griener. 6. One small miracle is all we need prays senior pompon member Jeni Roney. 7. During the Friday afternoon pep assembly, junior foot- ball player Jason Espy received a light fluffy kiss(pie) from his favorite cheerleader, his mom. 3