Fairfield High School - Reflections Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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1975 Homecoming Proved to Be Disappointing as Queen Cheryl Miller and Fans Saw Falcons Defeated Don ' t let him get ya ' down! No. 23 Brian Snider struggles to retain his balance after being drug off course by a New Prairie player. Homecoming festivities were held at the halftime of the New Prairie football game here at Faiffield. The fresh- man candidate was Diane Kammerdiener, escorted by- Mike Claws on. The sopho- more candidate was Kim Linn escorted by Terry Keim. The junior candidate was Kathy Whirledge and she was escorted by Tom Kaufman, There were three senior girls up for the honor of 1975 Homecoming Queen. They were Cheryl Miller (escorted by Dan McCoy), Denise Stump (escorted by Kent Robinson) and Dawn Gangwer (escorted by La- vern Nissley). Cheryl Mil- ler captured the honor and the crown. An Early start. Long before school opens, Mr. Weaver and his falcons hit the field to begin the many long and hot hours of practice. Say Cheese . . . Queen Cheryl Miller with escort Dan McCoy smile happily after being chosen the reigning couple on home- coming night. 43 Homecoming

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The Queen ' s court. Homecoming candidates and escorts, Dawn Gangwer, Lavern Nissley, Queen Cheryl Miller, Dan McCoy, Denise Stump, and Kent Robinson. Getting ready to make their move! Quarterback Earl Keim calls for a last final try at getting a touch- down. A few more inches. With the ball in his hand. No. 42, Tod Groff uses his strength to move the ball a little farther. 42 Football

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Falcons Show Greatly Improved Offense, Despite Many Injuries. This year ' s hardy band of gridiron athletes ended the season with a 3-7 record which belied the team ' s actual talent. The Falcons suffered many unlucky breaks as the final seconds ticked off the clock- -breaks that usually meant the diffe- rence between victory and defeat. In the rushing department, Brian Snider led the way with 747 yards in 158 at- tempts for an average of 4. 7 yards per carry. Sen- ior Tod Groff, on the de- fensive side of things, had the most tackles (107) and the most assists (39). In the receptions category, Kevin Garber led the pack with 255 yards, over 21 catches. Falcons chosen to the North- ern State all Conference team were Tod Groff, Steve Leinbach, and Jim Miller, Those receiving Honorable Mention were Brian Clayton and Brian Snider. Lead the Way ! No. 23 Brian Snider, and No. 12 Earl Keim hold open the path for Dick Armington No. 21, as he runs for the goal. Charge! Brian Snider No. 23, races against the clock for much needed, last second yardage. Block to the Inside ! B-team games stir excitement at No. 22 Jim Gar- ner carries the ball toward the end zone. Blocking him is No. 83, Mike Clawson. 44 Football