Fairfield High School - Reflections Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Clubs Provide Services for the Community This year ' s Library Club worked in supervising and maintaining our ever -busy library: these kids per- formed duties such as checking out books, putting signout cards in books. In past years. We That Care wore silver bracelets with the name of Tom Clem em- blazoned upon them. How- ever, the shinny wrist memorials were removed when Clem was pronounced as having been killed in ac- tion. This year the club re- ceived a special plaque hon- oring Clem ' s war efforts and exemplary citizenship record. The IFEA members tutored and helped the elementary and junior high students. They visited Aux-Chandell and had guest appearances by number of speakers. Medicorps was designed to bring together young people interested in obtaining infor- mation about health careers and offer them an opportunity to exercise their applications to the job field. Lending a helping hand. ITEA gave Brian Vance a learning experience by helping teachers grade papers. Talking in the library is a No No. Students use the library as a talk area at times but is very useful for references and studying. We That Care, Library 23

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Citizenship Award. In honor of Tom Clem, Gayle Conrad received rec- ognition for the Good Citizenship Award. A shot a day keeps the doctor away. Mrs. Bowman ' s day was full as it was scheduled for elementary kids to come and get vaccinations. Candy striper at work. Hospital work for Gail Dausman seemed very ex- citing. Passing water and marking down how much the patients ate was very important. 22 ITEA, Medi corps

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Let a Little Sun Shine in Your Life! The Fairfield Sunshine Soci- ety was under tiie supervision of Mrs. Marilyn Craven. A strongly female organization, the Sunshine Society consisted entirely of girls. The Sunshine Society was a club that helped people and spread sunshine. Part of their creed read as follows: With love in my heart, forgetting self, and with charity for all 1 will make the object of my life, helpfulness and kindness to others. 1 shall try to fit myself to give intelligent service in making my com- munity a safer and more beautiful place in which to live. Thus will my own life become rich and complete. In the words of Annette Pfiester, A day at school without a Sunshine girl is like a day at school without chairs, Our own Mrs. Craven. Mrs. Craven, Sunshine Sponsor really helps the club out. She helped in every way possible to make the year a good one. Tea anyone ? The annual Sunshine Tea took place May 2, 1976. Spe- cial music was provided by RelDOrn Delegation . Here Sunshine Girls and Ideal Ladies talk over many dif- ferent things. 8 year old singer. Sonja Yoder pro- vided special music at the District Sunshine Convention held at the be- ginning of the year. 24 Sunshine