Fairland High School - Fairlander Yearbook (Proctorville, OH)

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Fairland Dragons had a comparatively good season this year, with a season record of 14 and 4 The Drago s will lose Pete Cornute, and Jack Molter this year by graduation Our coach, Nick Visnic, in his new role as basketball coach, led us to victory in the tournament in his first year as coach our highest scorer, Pete Cornute, netted 422 points in the regular seamzn play, besides getting 71 in the tournament Larrv'Edwards got 54, C J Srith, 47, Jack Holter, 35, and Eddie Wllgus 27 in Un tournament Al I . n A O . . - Q Q U O O S A O 'flu nornute and Larry Edwards were chosen All-county and J- f-UL,...-. .4130

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F AIRLAND AM ourney Begms At 0 Cloc Barring surprising upsets the nty tournament opening to ht at South Po1nt High School hapes up as a three team race th the Chesapeake Panthers ds-on favorites to sweep the I' b Cales' Rock Hill Red Men d Nick Vismcs Faxrland Drag s rank as formidable conten with the schedule favoring a County Tournament Manager alter Russell today urged fans park around the old school llding at South Point This ocedure will eliminate trafflc zards and congestion before d after each nights games he plained adding that space ar the new school gym has en reserved for the school ses and the cars of coaches flcials and representatives of e Dress and radio ther Dragon clash on Thurs night and Rock Hill and Ches ake squaring off Monday of t week ames tonight match Rock H111 St Joe at 7 o clock with Fair d and Waterlbo meeting in the ond contest around 830 p m ers of the ninth and eleventh lows this l1ne round eleven w1ll rounds together to decide thelmatch Rock Hill and Fairland championship 'with the winner going into the I1 Chesapeake will probably m et nals agarnst the Panthers on Sat Fairland in round four on Thurs urday day night this week and take on Chesapeakes hopes r1de with :Rock H111 in the ninth round next rangy scoring ace Carl Ell1s W1 h Tuesday and if the schedule fol :Pete Cornute leading the Fairlandl attack and Ray Jenkins gpe ing the Rock Hill offensh' The Panthers deprived 44 services experienced soml culty earlier this season jury of a key man with an, ranking teams might throw er clubs into contention ' Telm Smith Team J enklns Roach Cooper Baldwin Brown Acklson Zornes Totals Falrland lil -LAND 'LPC' ROCK HILL 11 1 6 14 12--48 9-46 The opening tip-of! of t ond game below betwee land and Waterloo fou Dragons moving in fast sm Wilma 4171 big Pate C4 C999 Glen Patterson 111 FG FT TP nute er lgus terson ard! DBI' 4 1 M0991 011eCxe6,x11e of uf to e P me en 10 for 6 n 19 nd eight- 9:63571 gmtegn me foul 3 582- 5 we io! Jack Moltar C663 autly lm' N- r mei all Dragons Trip Blackfork Stop Duk second contest match1ng Rock H111 Nick Vlsnic s Fairland Dragons- inspired by the vision of a tourna ment crown and spurred by the cheers of frenz1ed fans-ambushed and Decatur Washington flrst and third round winners Chesapeake had edged Fa1r1and Fairlands Jack Molter with the solid support of Pete Cornute and company pushed the Panth ers to the wall by halftime and the breakneck pace of the third for twenty in the second averaglf The lead' changed C1-iesapeakes proud Panthers 58 53 last night after Decatur Wash mgtons crafty Bobcats banished the Windsor Dukes, 68 51 Tonight, St. Joseph's Central Catholic Flyers and the Waterloo Wonders--first and second round losers-meet at 7 o'clock with the twice in regular season play a 57 50 dec1s1on in thexr first meeting and 56-53 in their second match but the third time proved the charm and St George himself couldn't have stopped these Drag ons ln Aspectacul -41 rmanee Y period and the dazilinl fireworks in the opening minutes of that final frame were fatal. times ln as many mt ln the third trams Smith linking one to , Molter half as hzgh as Chesas hand! mfg peake's lean Carl Ellis-worked the floor like a nervous terner. often rebounding h1s own shots and checked out wnth twenty points autes midway! with C J from the f1e ' as the butzer ' 9 - . . . U ' ' , ' . U . g . I I . . ' . -i . , . ' ' Id. . . . .1 b I l . , ll -X A ' R - 1 1 , ' ---- . 7 , ,,,, ,..c, , 1, 1 - ' ro rr 'ng ------------ 7 2 rs --------..----- s 1' 71 A , Haus ...... --- - s o e Q p , 1 ....... .... - a 4 10 5 1 - ........... S-- 5 o 10' 5 - J v. , - - - 1 t l Q ----, ...... 21 7 49 1 ' ' 2 W ro rr 'rr-1 V ' ' 1 A ........ .... 5 2 12h I I 1 , , .......... .----X2 o as 1 - -- ........ --- 7 o 14' 5 ' ---- --s--s- 3 0 '61 I ------------- 1 0 2' 3 - 1 , ...... ..... - 2 o 4 ' f 4 --- ...... --. 1 1 3- l 1 ' ' -1 ..... Y .... 21 4 46 - ' .... 2 14 1 Q - . ll .... 7 1 , ' ' - 1 --...... ---,8 1 17? 2 lt ......... .... 2 0 44 md- rx i -------------6 o 121 ' ' -----------4 o s l fat S' . ---- -----,9 2 zoo , 1 1e'1 , , ith ......... .... - 4 0 3 , QW' --------------1 o 2f Q J' 1 rg ---3 ' 1. Q c - . '66 t e r i l 2 . - 1 ' V I Y in . - - , - - . , A - Ev 'J od