Fairfield High School - Reflections Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Who ' s Clowning Around? One of the fund-raising projects in Sunshine was a cake raffle at home basketball games. Sophomore, Becky Moser displays her masterpiece. Thank-you Lord ... At the Annual Sunshine District Convention held this year at Fairfield, Beth Frazier prepares to give the Invocation. Anyone for a tri-tator? The tator family made a special appearance at the District Convention. Here three Senior Tatars portray different tators. 25 Sunshine

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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

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Farmers Supply Food for Homemakers Some of the purposes of the FHA were to strengthen the function of the family as a basic unit of society, to en- courage democracy through cooperative action in the home and the community and to expand the student ' s awareness of the multiple roles of men and women in society. Fairfield ' s FHA had a lot of going-on this year. Among them was a bus trip to Hae- gar Pottery. In April they held a Bicentennial fashion show. On April 6, at the Dis- trict II convention at Argos High School, district officers were elected. Candidates from Initiation! After going through many- steps of initiation, Jean Zollinger gets her green hand award. F.H.A. Hobos. Shellie Kurtz and Denise Brookins are getting involved in some of the fun the club had at their parties. Fairfield were Deb Miller and Mary Borntrager. This year ' s Fairfield Chap- ter of the Future Farmers of America was led by Mr. John Rodgers. Some of the purposes of the chapter in- cluded the development of competent agricultural leadership, character, and patriotism. The annual FFA Parent - Member Banquet was held again this year, where awards were given to the soil, livestock, dairy, crops and forestry judging teams. Other awards went to the basketball team, the tractor trouble-shooting team. The FFA chorus and the winners of the Leadership and Pro- ficiency awards. Rick Lutes was also given a special award for what he had done the past year as president. 26 F.H.A.