Fairfield High School - Reflections Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Teachers Keep Students Moving Coffee Break. Between coaching and teaching, Mr. Weaver uses the tea- chers lounge as a quiet place to work The teacher ' s jobs this year were as multifious as ever, not only was it the teacher ' s duty to educate, but they were also suppose to set good examples for the stu- dents -someone for kids to look up to, not merely look at. Some of the star-studded members of this year ' s FHS faculty included Mr. Kidder and Ms. Brenneman, who took students on colorful tours of mankind ' s history; Mr. Swihart and Ms. For- sythe, who helped to sim- plify all those algebraic equations. Focus in on the Action. Mr. Schroeder, advisor of the Yearbook also helps out by taking pictures. Time Out. Phys. Ed. teachers, Mr. Reagan and Miss Miller use their free time to discuss their coaching strategies. Coke Time ! Mr. Auker is busy this year with teaching and being a spon- sor of the senior class, but drinking a coke seems to end the day well. 1976 Betsy Ross. Miss B. shows her spirit by wearing the dress she made for the Bicentenial year.

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New Faces Added to Faculty Fairfield acquired three new teachers this year. Mr. Jordan, who student taught at our school in 1975, returned as eighth, ninth and tenth grade English teacher. Ms. Cesco, a graduate of Ball State was added as a new history teacher, and busy Mr. Kryder, who lives in South Bend, be- came the new art teacher. Ruth Long Teachers Aide Maiilynn Lynn Home Ec. Bonnie McDowell Teachers Aide Ada Metzler Business Allen Metzler Band Chris Miller Physical Education EU Miller German, English Evelyn Phares Secretary Gene Reagan Physical Education Nancy Rehling Science Terry Rickard Industrial Arts Dorothy Rink Home Ec. Dwight Grieser Asst. Principal John Rodgers Agriculture John Rouch Science Michael Saddler Band Jack Schroeder Social Studies John Steiner Guidance Mary Stump Audio Visual Ray Swihart Math Karen Tobias Math Warren Vance Math John Weaver Social Studies Raymond Yoder English 93 Teachers

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Altogether Now. One experience Mr. Saddler will never forget is directing the 40 hour concert. Sleeping Beauty!?! After counseling kids all day, IVlr. Steiner catches 40 winks in the teachers lounge. Teacher at Fairfield had ad- ditional tasks to carry out this year during the first week in May, for that was when a new educational ex- periment was tried out in the form of the mini-course Jj£ ' f : M program. Some of the spe- cialized fields of interest which were offered here were gourmet cooking (Mr. Schroeder), cake decorating (Ms. Lynn) and powder puff mechanics (Mr. Auker). When teachers were not teaching, they were engaged in such things as cafetorium duty during study periods and lunch mods. A Success at F.H.S. Mini Course Project Grat That Apple ! Everybody moves in to get the needed rebound to keep the Falcons in close touch. Hair Raiser! One Day during Spirit week was curl ' em up day. Mr. Har- vey changed his hair style to get in- to the spirit. 95 Teachers