Fairfield Township High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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EXPLGRER SCOUTS Explorer Post No. I4 of the Boy Scouts of America was activated in November, 1951, and sponsored locally by the Fairfield P. T. A. Our first charter contained the names of eight boys, but now has expanded to one of the largest posts in the Ft. Hamilton Council. Exploring is for boys between the ages of fourteen and eighteen. Since its inception the Explorer pro- gram has been devoted to building better citizens. This, the leaders feel, can best be accomplished by meet- ing the needs of boys mentally, physically and morally. Front row, left to right: Fred Humbach, Ronald Creekbaum, Jim Sackenheim, Tom Evans, Jim Farinet, and Arthur Rieff. Second row: Custer Reynolds, advisorp Bill Farinet, Don Roettger, Dave Newkirk, and Charles Logsdon. P. T. A. SPCDNSCDRED SCCUT TRCOPS BOY SCOUTS The Boy Scouts of Fairfield are under the direction of Mr. Kermit Wiggens. They are, top row, left to right: Peter Jerardi, Johnny Walker, David Wisen- born, Herschel Lynch, Walter Nease, Roy Johnson, Paul Snodgrass. Bottom row, left to right: Ed Curran, Larry Thall, James Becknell, Phil Snodgrass.

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