Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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1. Building a stairway isn’t that easy; just ask junior Mindy Ancell and senior Mike Dodds. 2. Demonstrating the art of make-up are seniors Tammy Brown and Bart Buch. 3. Running lights for the fall play are Kirk Watson and Darian Rogers. 4. Holding their pyramid steady are varsity football cheerleaders. (Top to bottom) Amy Godwin, Tabatha Carlson, Jennifer Pohren, Traci Unkrich, Jodi Beall, Lisa Unkrich, Lynette Williams, Hidden is Jane Copeland. 5. Raising school spirit are juniors Jane Copeland, Jodi Beall, and Amy Godwin. 6. Enjoying the pep rally on the square are cheerleaders Lynette Williams, Jane Copeland, Tabatha Carlson. BEHIND THE SCENES A person who only saw a performance of “Hayfever” would assume that only a handful of students were involved. Actually, the play in- volved over 50 students. Crews played an im- portant part in the development of the play. The set crew required the most participation because of the detail involved in the creating set. Walls had to be set up, painted. Platforms and stairs had to be constructed. Also envolved in production were make-up, publicity, lights, design, publicity, costume, props, and Homecoming reception crews. Stage manager was Polly Adam and student director was Valerie Hill. Both girls helped the crews pull the technical portion of the play together. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Varsity football cheerleaders lead the crowds in team spirit. The cheerleaders put in a lot of time after school. They made locker posters, decorated the halls, and practiced the cheers. They also learned the routine to the school song and had fundraisers, such as carwashes, bake sales and selling Homecoming buttons. Varsity football cheerleaders were Lisa Unk- rich, Trade Unkrich, Tabatha Carlson, Jane Copeland, Amy Goodwin, Jennifer Pohren and Lynette Williams. 22