Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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Morning glories seal withering lips. Leaves enfold wrinkled hands and crumple crackling, dry brown fingers. Sunflowers hold heavy, falling faces bowed low. Dandelions turn gray and blow across wasted land. Standing alone in the dust from the north winds. I realize Summer’s long been over. — Angela Fritz

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The volleyball team ended the year with a 23-3 record. The girls captured the Southeast Seven Conference title and succeeded in making their first trip to the state tournament. Even though they lost their first match in the tournament, the girls left their mark on the map for Fairfield volleyball. In order to achieve their goals, the team had to work hard. In daily practices they learned the fundamental basics: bump, set and spike. In ad- dition they improved themselves through repeti- tion, communication drills, game strategies and scrimmages. Nancy Rolston, head coach, and Carolyn Lou- den, assistant coach, were there to see the girls through practices and games. This was Rol- ston’s first year of coaching the Fairfield team. Originally from Sheldon, Iowa, she arrived at the beginning of the year to replace former head coach Judy Schwartz. Describing the girls as enthusiastic and full of energy, Rolston felt the team taught her while she coached them. “The program keeps building every year. When we lose our senior players, we can count on replacing them because every class learns at the same level. It may mean better seasons in the future.” At the annual banquet, Vicki Allison was named VMP for the season. The 1986 Captains award went to Sindy Crockett and Jill Lingwall. 1987 Captains were named as being Vicki Alli- son and Tina Emerson. The Most Improved award went to Angela Collum. The Spirit Award recipient was Marty Kennedy. The Hustle award went to Tina Campbell, and the Coaches’ Award went to Jill Lingwall and Tricia Van Fleet. 1. Varsity team - Row 1: V. Allison, T. VanFleet, S. Crock- ett. J. Lingwall. K. Hall, T. Emerson. Row 2: R. Reever, L. Potter, T. Campbell, D. Huff. A. Collum, M Kennedy. Row 3: Assistant coach C. Louden, Managers J. Nelson, K. Williams, A. Spletter, B. Samuelson, Coach N. Rolston. 2. Giving their team encouragement during the game are Coaches Nancy Rolston and Carolyn Louden. 3. J.V. team - Row 1: A. Henton, T. Liblin, K. Reed, H. Zaragoza, S. Shipman, K. Dougherty, K. Beltramea, A. Green, N. Herzog, M. Goettsche. Row 2: A. Luzadder, C. Fritz, R. Wadle, C. Pohren, A. Fordyce, B. Ferrei, S. Hafner, Y. Rebling. Row 3: Managers A. Spletter, J. Nel- son, coach N. Rolston, Managers K. Williams, B. Samuel- son. 4. Getting ready in their positions are Tina Emerson, Jill Lingwall, Sindy Crockett, and Kim Hall. 5. Showing team spirit are players Vicki Allison, Tricia VanFleet, Tina Campbell, and Renee Reever. 6. Preparing herself for back-up is senior Sindy Crockett. 17

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1. Her future’s so bright she’s gotta wear shades. Working together on this jammin’ situation are juniors Jolene Nelson and Bobette Waugh. 2. All work and no play isn’t necessarily the case here. Junior Shane Hendricks does the work while Cindy Erick- son, Paula Clingan and Shawn Schillerstrom do the playing. 3. Editors, Tina Clough and Cathy Fritts, talk to Jostens representative, Ed Moore, during a Saturday workshop. 4. A member of Free Fare talks with our hero, senior Raymond Letts (alias “Animal”). 5. Socializing after school, a vital part of FHS, are junior Rita Wadle and senior Leslie Hook. 6. Entertaining each other are sophomores Erin Bussey and Chris Greiner. 7. “What are you guys doing this Saturday?” “Going to the movies with what’s-hername?” “Oh no, can I borrow your math assignment?” This might be a typical conversation of juniors Dan Ferrel. Marc Dougherty, David Kramer and Mark Miller. V