Fairfield High School - Reflections Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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A tense moment! Coach Richard and the Falcon superstars find out that the close games are the most exciting. Future homemaker. Linda Bontrager irons her material to start her project in exploratory home economics. Be my valentine! Seniors seranade the lunch crowd with singing valentines, which is sponsored by FHA. 3 Opening

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Small but rich in people and feelings describes Fairfield High School. We live together and share many problems we face, not only within our school, but with government issues. The drama productions put on at Fairfield were a real success and the choir and band gave a bicentennial con- cert to help liven up the ' 76 year. The Bible study con- tinued for another year and some of the kids showed their faith by sharing the word. The spirit kept going during basketball season. Enthus- iasum was shown by the fans, by cheering their team on, but the team itself showed spirit and ended the regular season with a spotlight finale. Each individual showed their own spirit, whether it was yelling at a basketball game, being in the musical or at- tending Bible Study. Fair- field as a whole is Getting into the Spirit. That ' s a corny thing to do! Kim Burger, Chris Mabie, and Pam Mundy munch some fresh caramel corn that they made in Home Ec. That ' ll make your hair curl! Senior, Jennie Wiles gains ex perience on curling hair and Cheryl Mabie learns what it ' s like to be the customer. We love you teach ! Even Mr. Reagan got a valentine from his sweethearts Denise Miller and Mary Mundy! Drill me a hole. Jenny Hinckly displays her versatility in exploratory industrial arts. Senior Spirit! Sponsors Mrs. Craven and Mr. Auker help seniors send the team off to sectional with a boost of spirit. 2 Opening

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Looking back at the bicenten- nial year, we can see how our nation has grown, and as stu- dents of Fairfield High School we also look back at our selves and see how much we have grown and how each one of us as individuals have made our school what it is. Through our clubs and classes we ' ve grown in knowledge and in friendship with others. Each one of us at Fairfield unite together with our ideas and show spirit in one way or another but at Fairfield we are all Getting into the spirit! Easy! Brian Snider clears a low hurdle on the Falcon track. My heart is yours. Jan. 30 half- time of the Westview game was entertaining for the fans as the Riley Queen and Mr. Personality festivities went on. There ' s no place like home. Dorthy (Penny Kauffman) in one of her frustrating moments along the yellow brick road. The Snake does it again! Kevin Garber drives for a lay-up against East Noble foe. 4 Opening