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

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Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. JU IOR TE TRAI ED FOR VARSITY SCHEDULE We 12-Monroe ..... ..... 4 6 19-Ross ...... .... - 33 26-Brookville ........ ,.... 3 2 4-Ham Catholic .... .... l 8 10-New Boston ,.,. .,... l 5 17-Milford ......... ..... 5 2 24-Seven Mile ..... .. 6 7-Norwood ..... H 0 They 6 0 0 7 O 0 T3 19 Fairfield began her season with three victories over Monroe, Ross, and Brookville. The traditional rival, Hamilton Catholic, sank before the vicious blocking and tackling of the lndians, who won 18 to 6. This game was seen by some 5,000 fans. New Boston, a new team on our schedule, had a clean record until the lndians scored a brilliant 15-O win. This was Fairfield's first Homecoming. Seven Mile played a very outstanding game against Fairfield and first defeat. handed the lndians their Norwood scored a in the last game of the season. 19-0 victory over Fairfield Top row: Larry Thall, Sammy Agee, Earl Glenn, Edward Bowling, Roy Johnson. N Third row: David Yeary, Kenneth Bippus, Glenn Henderson, Lonnie Hurst, Earl Murray, Calvin Slater, Sylvester Reiff. Second row: Earnest Murray, manager, Bill Huff, Jim Huff, Tom Arvin, James Meredith, Norbert Bip- pus, Danny Mclntosh, Nick Craft. First row: Kenneth Smith, Eddie Curran, Donald Hubbard, Roland Hopkins, Charles Turner, George Schul. 1-E .sg wma-.. .. ,W Q JSA. . 'N mr

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VARSITY FGOTB LL SCCJRED 6 VICTORIE si? 5 I' I A ' V-:J 'N' 3.2 .X f ...Trib :iii . '-.' . 5, my N ,,, ln, Q ,, Q is. 1' WR src' A 5 gf: ii el' Pictured above are: Assistant Coach Custer Reynolds and Coach Christy Arnold. In a football season packed with thrills Fairfield High School climaxed a very successful season, considering it marked the first year in Class A competition. The high flying Indians drank only twice from the bitter cup of defeat. Six times they tasted the sweet cup of victory. Top row: R. Asher, C. Logsdon, H. Farthing, D. Newkirk, T. Evans, B. Michael, G. Beiser, B. Logsdon, C. Arnold, Coach. Fourth row: J. McCormick, R. Blanton, D. Gabbard, B. Shep- herd, D. Proeschel, B. Muskopf, R. Proctor, T. Townsend. Third row: R. Cropenbaker, Athletic Director, P. Ohlinger, K. Isaacs, B. Alcorn, J. Dixon, D. Koopman, B. Farinet, D. Bowl- ing, H. Powell, D. Richardson, S. Fannin, L. Koopman. Second row: V. Isaacs, M. Shepherd, F. Eickelberger, J. Pond, A Rich- ardson, G. Nunn, J. Murphy, B. Sturgill, B. Bowman, C. Mc- Cormick, C. Reynolds, Assistant Coach. First row: M. Winkler, D. Lunsford, K. Jesse, J. Sackenheim, D. Marcum, R. Michael, R. Mullenix and L. Lewis. After the smoke from a hard fought football season was cleared, Fairfield scored two hundred and two points, while holding all opponents to fifty. The team played their hearts out for Fairfield and Coaches Arnold and Reynolds.

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