Fairfield High School - Reflections Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

Page 82 text:

No, you take a bite first. Testing those new Spanish dishes separates the women from the girls. After trying the food, the girls decide the food wasn ' t all that bad. Heart Bum! One of the activities included in the Spanish I class is fixing and eating Mexi- can food.

Page 81 text:

S-S-S space, C-C-C space. It ' s not much fun getting your P ' s and Q ' s turned around in Typing I class. Jesse Fell seems to think so. Ring- a- ling- a- ling! Five minute timings are a big part in typing I. Joan Yoder and Benita Oiler con- centrate on improving their time. Debits and Credits is one big head- ache. Brian Steele takes one of his unit tests in Bookkeeping. 77 Business

Page 83 text:

Foreign Flavor for Fairfield Mrs. Craven handled the school ' s Spanish program. Courses offered in this alien tongue were Spanish I and Spanish II. The other language, German was taught by Mr. Miller. As with Spanish two levels of Deutsch were offered: German I and German II. German I was an introduction to the language and some of its less difficult facets, while German II progressed into the harder dialect. El espanol es facil, iverdad? Spanish verbs and adjectives are not easy. Working at the board seems to help Maria Thomas, Elaine Anderson, and Diana Rorabaugh. 79 German