Fairfield High School - Reflections Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Precious and Few Are the Moments. Dating was how girls got to know boys and boys got to know girls. On dates couples enjoyed life by doing a var- iety of activities, the major- ity of which are printable in these proud pages: going to Pizza Inn for pizza, pop and heartburn, cruising up and down Main Street in Goshen, shopping at the Concord and Pierre Moran malls and tak- ing in the latest area movie at theatres in Goshen, Syra- cuse, Elkhart, South Bend and the malls. Other free- time festivities in which daters sought happiness and adventure were snow skiing at Mt. Wawasee. A lot of parties were held during the year. There were annual staff parties and Li- brary Club parties. Also, the cast and crew had a party following their Saturday - night presentation of The Music Man on March 27. These parties consisted largely of eating yummy foods and drinking Dr. Pep- per. At some of these get- togethers there were such events as sock hops and dancing. Love will keep us together. Sharida Meeting and Eating. Tina Putman Yoder and Randy Burholder find and Craig Stephens make the most time to talk together while studying out of one mod by combining their in the cafetorium. lunch with pleasure. 12 Dating

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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

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Party time in Phys. Ed. The eighth grade girls P.E. class surprised Miss Miller with a surprise birthday party in Miss Miller ' s honor. Our own love story. Another couple, Barb Knisley and Larry Lehman enj oy spending time together in the gym d ' oring lunch mods. Togetherness in the gym. During lunch mods the gym was a good place for Carol Rickard and Jim Bitting to rendevous and watch informal basketball playing. 13 Parties