Fairfield High School - Reflections Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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In the mood. Mood rings seemed to top one of the fashions during the year. From the look on Edna Stutzman ' s face, you could tell she was happy. Comfort and Style. Comfortable clothes was the fashion for Jim Miller. Many students in the school were seem wearing flannel shirts and blue jeans. Postage is 134: Stamp collecting can be very expensive, but also very interesting. Kenton Yoder is one of the 15 in the Stamp Club this year. 10 Hobbies and Jobs

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The Fairfield High School Marching Band, directed by Mr. Saddler, performed at all the home football games. Before school even started, the band was out on the field working on drills. October 18, was a new ex- perience for the members as they traveled to Taylor University to perform the half-time of the game. The cold rainy weather didn ' t stop the band at all. Under the leadership of Major Deb Myers, they did their best. « -.- PLENTY OF WORK REALLY PAYS OFF! After the last home football game, the marching band changed into the Fairfield High School Concert Band. 1 I 1 »■ H EMERGENCY DOOR All aboard! The Fairfield band forms a train while playing The Walbash Cannonball during a home game. Shivers in the cold. Mr. Saddler can ' t wait till the band is changed and ready to go so he can get on the nice warm bus. Seniors have spirit. Senior band members decorated their bus for the long trip to Taylor. ' - ' !«piiftr 9 Marching Band

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Keeping in Style, Keeping Busy Among the many hobbies of students at Fairfield was stamp collecting; in fact, it was so popular that a Stamp Club was formed under the supervision of social studies teacher Miss Marcia Brenne- man. There were other hob- bies as well, not the least of which was girl -watching; of course, not too many fe- males took part in this plea- surable pastime but they were quite satisfied with ogl- ing all the handsome guys. Many students held jobs in or der to put a little extra money in the pocket or to meet a myriad of pressing expenses. Examples of kids occupied by occupations when not in school were Stan Kola- kowski, who was a ski in- structor at Mt. Wawasee, and Ruth Meredith, who was employed at G, L. Perry ' s in Goshen. One of the big fads this year- especially for some juniors and seniors on Special Stu- dent Statis--was playing pin- ball. However, nobody ever came close to epitomizing the hero in Elton John ' s hit song. There were lots of other fads besides. Mean- while, the latest fashions included (as always!) lots of blue jeans and tennis shoes. Accidents 5 injuries. A new fad that went around the school this year was the injury fad . Included on the list of MANY injuries was Marcia Emmert. Make ' 76 the year. David Guevara carries his hobby out in the Bicenten- ial theme. Art class gave some time for students to work on their hobbies. 11 Fads and Fashions