Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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Heather Hoadley finds a new friend over the summer. Tiffany Lisk poses in her summerwear while sunbathing.

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COOL DAYS!! Summer. For many it means noth- ing more than achieving an all over tan. For others it means extra cash which many students earned by bag- ging groceries, mowing lawns, or ba- bysitting. And yet, for a select few it meant something more. They got a chance to meet new people and ex- perience new things. Senior Marty Kennedy spent her summer at the Mule Barn Theatre in Tarkio, Missouri. A good part of her time was spent building sets, tearing them down, and then building them back up again. Another senior, Marcia Philips, went to Los Angelos, California. Most of her stay consisted of days at the beach, shopping at the malls, and her summer job at Orange Julius. It was neat being in California because there were so many things to do,” said Marcia. She summed it all up by saying, It was rad!” Jill Warner and Jill Wilson, both juniors, went to camp this summer. But they didn’t toast marshmallows around the campfire, they went to a journalism camp held at the Iowa City campus. The courses helped pre- pare them for work on the yearbook staff. They treated us like adults by giving us alot of free time and privi- leges,” said Jill Wilson. Added Jill Warner, it was fun and we learned alot. Senior Melinda Green spent a cou- ple of weeks in Chicago, where she stayed with cousins. Not only did she do the usual shopping and sightsee- ing, she was also lucky enough to attend the Madonna concert held at Soldier Stadium. Swimming at Lake Michigan was also another high point of the trip. Lake Michigan is so cold, even in the summer!” Melin- da ended it by saying, It was fun to take a vacation on my own, especially to Chicago because it was really ex- citing, and I had a great time!” Okay, so not all of us went away for summer. But with all the activities that went on during the summer, we kept pretty busy. Aside from days spent lazying around the pool, there was also Fourth of July fireworks, Jefferson County Fair, and sports such as softball and baseball. So even if your summer was not as exciting as theirs, just remember, there's always next year! Hamming it up in their cool shades is Natalie Herzog and Susan Hafner. 12 Soaking up the summer sun are Coppertone queens Bobbette Waugh and Theresa Goering. Shamu was filmed while in Disney World dur- ing the FHS band trip.

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Jenny Allen vivaciously cheers on the Trojans. Pom pon girls Tiffany Lisk, Laurie Neff, and Heather Hoadley show their FHS spirit. FALL