Fairfield High School - Reflections Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Smash ' em! Falcon defense grabs the man with the ball and pulls him down. Modeling in red, white, and blue. Jonel Rarick models an outfit for the guest at the Sunshine Conven- tion. Orville the handy man. Orville Lockwood, as janitor has many ta- lents. Here he fixes the thermostat in Mr. Bose ' s office. Scientist at work. Steve Mast, a student teacher from Goshen college helps the Biology students pith their frogs 173 Closing

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' -5 T T »J W ©i TC: Fairfield meant a lot of things to many people, to the seniors it meant a school where they wouldn ' t be coming back, and to seventh graders it meant five more years till they reached a new life. Summer vacation takes us away from school, but in the fall the ac- tivities start up again and everyone gets into the Spirit. Farmer in the dell. During the FHA party, Donna Looney, Regina Ycrier, Sherri Stapp and Kelli Beer enjoy themselves by clowning around. I ' m cool! John Miller really mixed himself up on mix up day sponsored by Student Council. If we are going to let our lights shine simply to illumine our own faces, we might as well let them go out. -George Gordon 172 Closing

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sea-D OT€ Being happy, sad, serious, goofy, mad, whatever mood you ' re in is just natural. Many expressions have been kept forever in this book for you to treasure the rest of your life. We hope you have enjoyed this book and share it with other friends. Thank you for helping us out by being yourself and being a friend. Life ' s best wishes, Janell and Gayle Editor in Chief. Margaret Hein ser- ved as Co-editor on the annual staff this year. A money raising project was a chicken barbeque held at the New Paris Fire Department. Spelhng class is fun! Mr. Yoder helps some of his students in spell- ing. It seems they can always learn better by writing on the board in front of the class. Asking God for guidance. Beth Frazier had the Invocation at gradu- ation. Asking God for his help in the rest of our lives is important. 174 Closing