Fairfield High School - Reflections Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Varsity Football 1975 FHS OPP Jimtown 13 Triton 14 John Glenn 6 20 West Noble 14 t Prairie 33 LaVille 55 North Liberty ' ■ - a48 NjgHUee ? 28 wroSH 8 21 Goshen M raHEra| North Liberty 1 n Northridge f H ■HQ Jimtown 2 John Glenn 2 Westview 2 LaVille 1 2 Concord 2 Bethany 2 New Praine 2 Concord 2 uable Player - Tod Groff ttitude - Steve Leinbach Valuable Defensive Player off, ' ■ alulble Offensive Blocker Brian Clayton NorthemiState Conference - Jim Miller, Steve Leinbach, Tod Groff HsHJorable Mention - Brian Clayton Bfeaaa Snider, Kevin Garber. Moit Valuable Player - Rachel Stiver ViyLty Basketball 1976 Tennis 1975 John Glenn Northwood Goshen New Prairie Jimtown Central Noble LaVille Lakeland Howe Military North Liberty FHS 5 1 1 1 1 1 2 5 6 4 OPP 4 4 3 4 4 Northern State Conference Champi- ons Most Valuable Player - Brian Steele Most Improved Player - Jeff Steele ,. ble ' ritrie Heights New Prairie LaVille John Glenn Lakeland HoHday Tourney. Concord DeKalb Concord Goshen Jimtoivn Westview West Noble ' |hri4gi FHS OPP 68 61 61 70 84 47 69 61 70 57 49 50 46 44 Field Goal Snider Free Throw Percentage - Kevin Girber, Marhn Mast MOTt Points - Dick Armmgton ■ J ost Assists - Dick Armmgton A4pst Rebounds - Dick Armington Northern State inference - Dick Armington, Briai sSnider 63 MVP

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Education is teaching kids how to survive in the world around us. One thing that all the Sophomores, Juniors, and even Eighth Graders had to do was projects. Sopho- mores and Juniors had to complete two projects or take History class over again the next year. Being in school was nine months out of the year but the Bi -Cen- tennial was just one year out of a life time chance for us to be Getting Into The Spirit. 65 Education