Fairborn High School - Flight Yearbook (Fairborn, OH)

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Hhowing her cow at the Green County 4-H Fair. Senior Janell Jeffers gets the necessary supplies she needs to groom her cow before the showing. s the final winning touchdown is completed. Senior Powder Puff Football players Lesley Hemphill. Susan Weinbrandt find victory uncon- trollable while Elizabeth Crugcr anx- iously awaits the score to be posted. FHS and out to the community. So with Fairborn in its fourth Fairborn found itself with a vear, it could easily be corn- second McDonalds to itsnuj nared to a square having four street, otherwise known as sides with each year Fast Food Junction. The iw-esented by a side — Corn- spirit of Homecoming was also pletib FHS broke free from con- felt by our communiti with a flicts to begin its own traditions lot of help from Student Con- and memories and to show we gress. Balloons and streamers we inally settled down and outlined the stadium maklHP All Squared Away. impression on us and our parents, too. Although conflicts ended, some began except only to pro- duce better standards. Clubs and sports of all kinds wanted to advertise not only their existence but also their popularity. This was the beginning of the Battle of the T-shirts. Logos from the Class of 86. Varsity Club, S.A.D.D.. Newspaper. Student Congress, Year- book, Drill Team, Percussion. Media, and the Skyhawk Force, could be seen any day of the week on the back of the guy who sat in front of you in algebra or the girl who stood next to you in choir. Being part of the Battle of the Tees,” wasn’t the only war the Skyhawk Force par- ticipated in. A new rage took over the Force to achieve a standard of excellence. Going to Indianapolis didn't come easy to which makes its rewards one to savor not only for the members, but also parents and directors. Drama also took an active part in the search for ex- cellence by holding the Sixth State Thespian Conference Celebration at FHS. This was a very prestigious theatrical event that drew schools from all over and was the first of its kind to be held at Fairborn. It was also the last to be seen here for a long time to come. Bettering standards extend- ed beyond the brick building of Opening

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i reparing for curtain time in the Fall Play Jabberivock. Junior Chris Riggs applies the correct makeup for his port. hen Student Congress decided to hatch a Skyhawk. TV 22‘s Mike Gallagher took a turn sitting on the nest. Helping out and hoping to get in the film the FHS Football team shows Mike how it s done. R S(M 4 Opening

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1 ftcr finishing the Senior Hall. I Seniors Julie Thrash. Kim Furness. Mary Kerstanski. Sherry Denham and Stephanie Roberts com- plete the decorations for Homecoming by painting the Hawk Rock. Harrying out an FHS tradition of wearing a powderpuff uniform on gameday. Senior cheerleader. Thomas 'Beef'' Brainard eats a bal- anced lunch, R Scain Student Congress member Patrick Armstrong had the job of lying balloons on the hard to reach places at Buschemeyer Stadium. 6 After Hours