Fairless High School - Falcon Yearbook (Navarre, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1981 volume:

Foirless High School Novorre, Ohio 1980-1981 Vol XXI - 35 14 1 fE'!f . Q' A . ffzfxlx , iv,W:5rp Q1 lggm ,-. J . :,..,,j,afa:.1 il Sk . ' 1 A 1 o1 h .oo Q35 5 gy K cooo gi if . , 1 ' h . 5.-.M . ':'k i Z Ml? , 1? ' ,mr . ' I 1 x4-' 'o 1, 1 . 1 A fxrfoliffr i o ,Q A ' or S.. r w A H V Q Yeor's All In A D 'S f Work lpening I I if 1. Students hurry to their next class. 2. Carol Page adds a friendly smile to the cafeteria. 3. Falcon Playhouse members go Way Out . . . West. 4. Lori Wise takes a rest during lunch. 5. Amy Diotale and Valerie Fisher practice on the balance beam. 6. Jim Penland enters during a rally. 7. The routine trip to and from school becomes a habit for many students and teachers. .Nd ' 'rs 'X 5 .-N' - . F - L 'f mm A, 0 uw M y VY M , N .- .ii I ftt.9,Lj4tx?fifi'3W ' Q H ', :sings A ' W Y Q' P K ' W sm I . t t o A - t ,M , fi ig, if. ' ' 1' y P 1 as y ' P ' P Qi' ' f . - il P P 'I ze,-t 1 ,, , K 1- K ::gi2v: V ky' it xx N A .Q , ' ly 1 If , . K, W tw , Eff, 'f A' ' .ly W- .1 V K ,t,, 9' ' ' I, 1' 'J erkffn a to f P :vb k t V1 X liz if f' ' P . P 'WI ' ' ' 4. W if 5 if 'EM f- 5 f . ., H Mrtflb ' ' .P I vT ,rf:f :'aQ4 'Q . I IX: -..Vff,lf2:'n.',A:l1?i3 Q93fQ?vq1f'L' ,Zi 55 f A :ht i wg' fsffg lt ' -' ' M' , ,'f'fr, :j'Q1. 1.2.21 'iff' 'Y t, . . 'Rf'-t K Q- . '- -'Hit-r 1 M-N - 4 iw 1 Ja., . -':,f1f sMi?3-.,-.'I:f aa nb ? 5 - T T 19'5' .wa ol' W9 :wr ' ws, vu, pm 'PGMN' ....-fnK'fv - M - . EMM M l -4-AQ.. 4' -.35 M1 r ' iff 'Q R 3, ,, pf, W Opening!!! I I 4lOpening ' ' ' v ' f-7-ffj'i'r, 1715? an ,:f2..,1+4iS'Ix- -A -'wil' xi., ,1 ' v . sl ,, Q in , ..s:S, g T , ' ' 4 ' '-- s, s ' A ,I ' - 2 NLQGAQ ki 'N H .x.xvw.m - . . 1 A -A -Q ,N , Q - , M M N 5 ' .fx PM Qzisl- M 1 K L . : A Q 'f 1 .. K qx J N' A , R 1 SN Q MW e 4.R. 1 K 5, ' - Q fi i ex! ... -- P Q Q. As We Add Another Page 1- 3 ,f W x 'P' N . Full Of Love But Sometimes Tears leee r ?,. wx- 45- , ww, 1. Rick llutes Reads A Magazine ln The Llbrary. 2. Students Gather In The Multi- Purpose Room To Examine The Progress. 3, Tena Meyer Flashes A. Smile. 4. Blll Pohovey Helps Doug Welsgarber Decorate The Christmas Tree. 5. Joel Justice And Bruce Melhorn Watch lntently At The Wrestlers Practlclng. 6. Lucy Small Seems Sad. 7. Wendy Judd Grins As She Eats An Ice Cream Cone. 8. Rex Ferguson Takes A Quick Nap On The Library Couch. .K ,YN J 7. K A J, .5 K OpenIngl5 .1 4 iw' '1 ' ' 1- I A! A Step To The Top Moy Breok w , yn , 1 1 vm H 'S 3 r .A g X X m:wm.f1,, ,Q N s Wi ,ff -f 1 4 -,QQ ' I . A , :1'1W:' 5: A fqw A M 2 f , ' 4 1 F Q., , A IT VV: V V: QQ W 1 rl , wyli 111, w X ft. D 11 I a L S f . ' Qu-1.-v- -K - x - all -s - .4 ...S J ' fu' Lp.. .J .... .s l l J ll I J iris A 5 1 l It K Q infix, A.. K MIS T r J J 'I L L. Q ..' k H ' ,f . kgs '1' x I Q 'Q fi . A 1 ls 'kt-QM? V 'W Pw- 'zrf 6 , wi H' CD 4 lei' as ' 0 'AS Q i 5 r -X... Qr Nt J, 10 1. Mark Gaynor works on a masterpiece in art class. 2. Ken Dulgrln and Kendle Smith investigate something in biology. 8. Julie Fritz puts on make-up for a Falcon Playhouse production. 4. Curt Shepler talks to Mr. McLean about colleges. 5. Anne Felland feverishly works in her graphic arts class. 6. A pile of bricks, at the entrance of the multipurpose roam, was a familiar sight to students at the beginning of the year. 7. Students take a rough trlgonometry test in Mr. Richwine's class. 8. Wendy Fowler and Tami Price condition for track. 9. Judy Drake concentrates while she shoots a lay-up. 10. Jim Penland sneaks a bit of food in Home Ec. 11. Casey Davis cuts meat at R.G. Drage. Opening 19 IM ,f -3 . L ,514 ' - V' 'ff Q .-J K' ' - si' , rf' JL One g sw-'N X P fn 4 -5.4 v f ' 1 I . A i i 1 R. V I I , , v M my 14lOpening All ln A Day's CYear'sJ Work 1. A group of girls manage to escape into the sunshine to enjoy it for a little while. 2. Cheer- leaders await the arrival of the football team. 3. Don Whitmer relaxes in the guidance office. 4. Students in study hall observe a girI's Hal- loween outfit. 5. Michelle Smeyres and friend look at the trophies that the Falcon teams have won. 6. Carol Marzulli daydreams while looking outside. 7. Greg Schumacher and Kathy Brediger tease each other during lunch. J J i Y I t r 'Ty' . , - if . l lf, J at ft ,t 4 .rt .filo of? wlfjh Q9-,ZF FW? 'Tiff' 5? iit il J QW' Clif - Nlfnnl 1.1 4 . t oi k wg. .Ng . o IQX Making Memories To Lolst B .-fb Xia ...U nm 2 dd SN Rl! . .,.,....1-. -72, 1 ,Sr .i .j-- aw D4 A 36 -a df'H,,Fw,,5 Q 'HI ' uv KK Q. 7 X X L. Q . mznoas HIGHWAY smw PROGRA omvsn EDUCATION SIMULATOR PROPERTY OF , O DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION M sia'mgsg51g g5 wmmnvz nwarz EDEJERWEN ' Classes sessop Closs SS ssofg N 201 Seniors 'fi 331382 mx ing :ish Seniors See Results Compliments and Best Wrshes of Mr Jeff Hrssong 1. Jeff Wright thinks the telephone is avaliable exclu- slvely for seniors. 2. Dean Nelson's imposing stance and haircut give Chad Agnes a momentary problem. Cl. Listening carefully, Judy Woods catches up on the happenings on her favorite soap opera. 4. Curt Shepler and Vicki Foutty enjoy a good joke and their reputations as rowdie seniors. 5. The last few minutes of math class are not always used for studying. 6. A pretty smile from a pretty senior, Elise Meyer, makes even a gray day seem sunny. 7. Dill Pohovey and Kathy Drediger have never been known as camera shyl 8. Ruth Dorkoff and Wendy Border get in a few moments of conversation before class. 9. With the instruction manual in hand. Craig Tasseff. Todd Rentsch and Jorge Valencia feel they can handle any problem. 10. The Three Muskateers-Tammy Bulgrln, Linda Eversole and Patti Metz-pledge their loyalty to the class of '81. 1 Cf Their Years Cf Work 22fSeniors Seniors Add A Dash Cf Color To F.H.S. 59' ily-V., L X i 4 M was 1 -1 K Lf? , 4 s f ' ' ' ' Connee M. Amos Christine A. Abraham Diana L. Adkins Renee Anne Airhorf Gregory Paul Albert David Baker Cindy Andreas Brian E. Anstine Lisa Bailey Ronald R. Bailey Karen 5. Blythe Lori Barnharr Michael K. Berkey Sina B. Bihlman Vanesso Birks Peggy R. Blythe Wendy S. Border Amy Brafcher Kathy A. Brediger N-Q' . vt Penny G. Bricker Tammy Bulgrin Shelby L. Davis Ruth V. Dorkoff Sharon R. Fahrney , X-6 f Q 'ffl fi l. W4 'C 'I I , A J , . f . l.- Lori E. Brode Cheryl A. Brown Kelly Bryant Michael S. Cline Brenda Csonka Cheryl D'Anniballe Roy 6. DeVault Ill Susan Lynn Dingler Karen L. Diotale Jeff Droyer Lori Duncan James L. Evans Penny Farnsworth Anne Elizabeth Felland Rex Ferguson Patrick Bucher Jerry Davis Leanne Doll Don Ewing Tammy Ferrell Seniors!23 .. A ..... ..fs,....,.,.-,f,.,...c.--rf1+,-- 'K -4, 1 - , ' ' hx.. EN on-X, - Please Repeat Slowly This phrase was often heard by the two foreign exchange students Held: Syrjalahtr of Fmland and Jorge Valencia of Mexico who graduated with the class of 1981 They both had previously fin tshed school in their home countries and came to F H S just for the experience Held: who was sponsored by the Rotary lnterna Dredtger family rn Brewster and the Goodman s of Navarre She was 16 years old when she arrived In the U S because Finnish students graduate after only mne years of school Herd: s home rs in Helsm lu the capital of Fmland Jorge was from Torreon Coahutla rn Northern Mexico and was also sponsored by Rotary Inter national He spent his entire vrslt rn the U S with the Talbott family of Navarre Jorge planned to attend college to study mechanical engineering when he returned to Mexico In June x X' X F tional Youth Exchange Program, lived with the 24fSeniors kf- N..- xt E C7 m 7: E w 2 f 5 M 1 M' Y W, . J gig., if xp! rf - 'Tw ff W it if f 4 . J ge -,Q AQ .4 . - B g, 'N of R kv ,. . ' 7 HX 1 A. S: XL Q I SX flkkxk 4, K Sq -1-wxgn ' . nl.. W ffl!! X L,xL. f I' Rf. , Ylfl II .3 X -aff 'V f. -4- .,nav4 'AA fx ms., bf ,ff . .sl ,110 1. Brenda Waller adds her 2-cents worth to a class discussion. 2. Have Lauri Eberly and Lisa Gehring brought their breakfast to Home Ec.? S. Something is making Kelli Null smile. 4. Velina Jackson concentrates on the lecture. 5. This dangerous-looking group can't wait to be turned loose in the kitchen. 6. Karen Diotale finishes up a typing assignment. 7. The new multi-purpose room gets a work- out from Frank Moulos. 8. The members of Varsity F are in full force in math class. 9. Tammy Ferrell can't concen- trate when the camera clicks. 10. Quiet! Artist Bill Petty is creating a masterpiece. 11. Heavyweight John Heather shows his stuff. '-ew. iii XKSSY' W' .1 i T T1 26!Seniors , f V E i 4 lf' 'Tw gfyuf 'Q 5 , ,. 4. X K, fog' Ulf' 'P 'x 5- Q xx ix x Mark D. Fortner Mark L. Gaynor William Allen Han Stephanie S. Helline Jeff L. Kelly Vicki K. Foutty Lisa Marie Gehring Lisa Hawkinberry Greg S. Hess John Howard King Julie A. Fritz David J. Grillian Wendy K. Fowler Joy L. Goodman Amy Hayes John C. Heather Matthew S. Hollinger Velina E. Jackson Peggy King Brenda Klingelsmith Adu... . ..:a.. Barbara Gout Kathy Louise Hammonds Patricia Ann Heckathorn Debbie Keim Mary Ann Levengood A ,ily f f. , l if bf-.4 Judy R. Lienhard Holly Anne Messenger Doniel J. Miller Deon A. Nelson Roger Wade Patterson X en.. -N Bryon Majors Kevin McLaughlin Carole V. Merz Parri Metz Wendi Sue Morrison Frank Moulos Tim S. Nicklin Kelli A. Null Bill Petty Jeff Ping Q l Debbie Medrano Elise K. Meyer Jacqueline A. Musacchia Cheryl L. Page Dill Pohovey Cf - --fda rx AM.. Molly Meese Sherry A. Meyer Rebecca S. Myers Rick Patterson Gary W. Pohavey Seniarsf27 1. Vinton Mann proudly shows off his new haircut. 2. Joy Goodman intently studies her business law. 3. Linda Eversole flashes o smile, while Roger Patterson seems to be interested in something else. 4. Fifteen Falcons manage to construct o human pyramid at o rally. 5. Greg Winkhart shows off his elaborate locker, equipped with a radio. to Carol Page. 6. Wendy Wentling throws o glance across the room at some other students. 7. Ordering announce- ments seems to be keeping Carole Metz and Curt Shepler from noticing Dean Nelson's hairstyle. B. John King seems extremely busy during phys. ed. 9. Todd .Rentsch offers one of his many humorous looks to the cameraman. W. li ix is I . 3 .r sv Q' 2 ii l g.... N. xgggg gh 3 gg - N -...sax 28fSeniors 54 M- ,.,,,, N -MTA X Jr - Nm x K , . M 'T ' 4751 ' in .14 QT, tg xi. 'nr' ,Q - ' Htl gjjlw ' X 1 x Q , , I :Q s fe ' - -- Y ' ...V sawn A k,A. s 2 'Nw , X vxfm, lv ' Q 4 in Y t . -,:- . l . V nK,rNQ:.,T5? T 1 5.5 ' li 1:1-,ff me F, , V-' --K, our 1:.- , - ..-., ,:'jf.j' fiif - Q QQ l W , ,. .c Q Q ! . ' K N . ,-: J A - 'ff eooss no as Seniors Suffer from Bus-a-phobia As always, bus-o-phobio hit epidemic proportions in the class of 1981. For those of you who don't know, bus-o-phobio is an uncontrollable fear of riding the bus. It seems that a :senior will do just about anything to avoid riding the bus. Some walk, others catch o ride with o friend, and those fortunate enough, scrape together enough cash to buy their own cor. Some seniors have even been known to ride to school with o teacher when their wheels were broken down. But, when all else fails, that old familiar senior's face appears at the bus stop only to hear the driver's endless chant. another one rides the bus . . Seniorsf29 30lSeniors 'LJ' JU' ...se +e'i: X 4 I Dan Poth Karen Reidenbach Donna Marie Souls LuAnn Shrake Judie Snyder Mike Price Kim Reidenbach Elaine M. Schneider Angela CKirschJ Skirtich Debbie Stover '-we-' is-H' I .,.,- , ' I Dianne Pumneo Todd E. Rentsch Barb Schodorf John E. Skirtich Terri Lee Stucky 5 1. Tj ,gf Barbara A. Rabel Cynthia Louise Reynolds Greg Schumacher Richard Slayman Lisa A. Sword Lisa Ramey Jeff Rozlog Curt T. Shepler Amie L. Smith Paul G. Talbott Govt Class Begrns Early for Some Ten Fatrless senrars spent one week of therr 1960 summer vacatron expenencrng how o SYQIQ government runs Four gurls attended Buckeye Girl s State lune 14 21 at Ashland College Buckeye Boy 5 State was held at Bowl Ing Green State Unlverslty from June 2129 with slx Farr less boys rn attendance Ptctured In the front row along with thetr posrtrons rn the government are Lon Brode county commrssroner Kathy Bredrger crty attorney Paul Talbott county audrtar Stephanre Helltne state house of representatives Mary Ann Levengood crty frre marshall Those standrng are Crarg Tasseff crty audrtor Mrke Clrne crty engrneer Bull Pohovey state frre marshall Curt Shepler crty auditor and Chns Zearly state house of representatrves 111: Ynl Nl! -w-......, i Q?- X ttf , fi LK' le'- ,J My P K . 2 'eff 55, R7 . , .ir , a -. ' 9 SNS, 1. Kathy Bredlger finds some enjoyment in the letter she Is reading. 2. What's ln thls miIkshake? seems to be .lacqule Musacchla's reaction during lunch. 3. Greg Schumacher is startled by the cameraman, while Carla Vlles concentrates on her lunch. 4. Although Don Whltmer appears to be quite calm, something is making Vlckl Foutty a llttle uneasy. 5. Working on her art and singing to herself are the favorite pastimes of Ruth Dorkoff. 6. Jorge Valencla and Chris Zearly play a game of shuffleboard in advanced gym class. 7. Craig Tasseff pleads with his fellow students during a speech he gives. 8. Setting up the plng pong table for gym class are two mechani- cally inclined geniuses 07 Ken Wilson and Gary Pahovey. 9. Don Ewing trles hls hand at mechanical drawing. 10. Wendi Morrison and Wendy Border hurry to lunch. Senlorsf33 1? if af !tmh.QQ Q I 1 I ,MP Y, 52?-wx Q4 QW W fr r ..- 1 ,.f Q3 .M i? A ,I ' f M -V I .K ' I 'iw Q' ,Vw . xr ' w- fxga il ' ' l xtvi' '-fs' this r 5, V, 1 , I, -T Xb . X' ff' ,gM Q Q l MQ' 4 3 Q ,. .1 -F 3, ' 72 i N r ' 'E 3' Q ff '3 Z ' ' 3 7,7 53 4 ft ,B . x iF.:y W 'q'. if Mfffsffg f ' V' 21 m , ' , y Q Hx. ' , - I , gf X .. .... A ' ' i . if ki ' Q., N W., ' .- 6 HVWL -WVJ www-m............,..m...,...,,,4,,,,,M . , I 2 ' .i Is 1 K Q Ls X x - Q P L. L.. x n wSxX 1. Does our respectable class presldent. John Heather, always carry a purse to class? 2. Fans gather at the basketball homecoming to see the Falcons beat Man- chester. 3. Passing away the time at o student councll meetlng seems to be an enjoyable experience for Wen- dy Border. 4. The Blues Brothers. alias Julle Frltz and Judie Snyder pose for o plcture. Vlnton Mann Brlan S. Margazano Chrlstopher Mlller Susan K. Steese Trlsh Truman Robln L. Moye James Nlcewander DUCIUG L- 5f1Yd0f Steve M. Wilson Jeff A. Wrlght Tammy L. Weaver Dobbe Dwayne Wldder Ken Wllson SenIorsl35 K 3 v 1. A famillar slght to all, the Waahs invade Fairless wlth their good humor. 2. Brion Anstlne and Dave Baker seem to be seriously involved in their nutritious school lunches. 3. Students at Foirless are usually known os farmers. but, as shown by Mike Berkey. the urban cowboy look is in. 4. The impish smile on Elain Schnelder's face makes us wonder what she's hlding in the boxl 5. Barb Rabel and Dan Miller op- peor to be Ignoring the hands off poIicy -as usual. 6. Judy Woods and Julie Fritz show off their ladyllke qualltles on dress up day. 7. You've got to be kIddlng seems to be Julie FrItz's expression as Judie Snyder turns to look. 8. Senior Dan Poth takes time for a chat. 9. Mr. Gruber is apparently explaining some chemistry mumbo-jumbo to Frank Moulos. 10. Mlke Cllne's good time isn't helping Judy Woods' concen- tration. 37 Lis if-5-2 it if . PM .,j' f f A 'J Q E x .X , J we rxxk 4' 'pf X z wg. .. ..............,...LN...-s- 5 Q K L ff. 90-0 'if' xrr 'jk I , . I Q l, g g ....,, -g X 'ss -- . A-..i.T' 73? fi Kwo- 2 K . -L' L'..- -.,. 2 361 Seniors ff r'Hw-+h-M .. ,r'Q,-s-1' J,,,w...k A fy A r W Lhihil '- 'Mya-f -L.-t ,f A ,fi ,K.k J- 'vs sa ,... f sk i: ng 'X we ,tb V sr X 'fi Lf' 'Q r Washrngton or Bust The Senlor Class Trip to Washington D C was very successful thls year thanks to the Senlors Parents Many money ralsrng pro grams were developed and carried out by the students and parents Such fund ralsers Included clder sales community club awards bake sales o walk a than a style show candy sales beef and afghan raffles and a pizza sale IA. The success of the trip was measured by the amount of fun everybody had The trrp was hlghlighted by our vislt to the Smith sonlan Institute Mount Vernon Washlng ton Cathedral Ford s Theater the Tomb of the Unknown Soldler ln Arllngton Ceme tery the Statue of Iwo Jima and the night tour of Washington Of course we wlll never forget the bus rlde there and back ond all the fun we had durlng free tlme it ,I I X I Senlorsl37 ..v4l Juniors Demonstrate Pride Patty Adams Mike Addessl Kevin Adkins Jeff Albrlght Denise Alexander Tim Armstrong Todd Arney Machelle Bailey Scott Bailey Emmett Baker Loretta Baker Beth Bolyeat MoryAnn Bayless Rick Beard Holll Bergen Donnette Blckford Sharon Blaney Tammy Bolden Steve Boston John Brothers Steve Brown Tracy Burdge Tammy Burkhart Mark Burley vnu- 1. Kelly Raft, Suzanne Hug, Michelle Ladlch and Donna Slbley enjoy another good meal from the F.H.S. cafeterla. 2. Cheryl Lallathln, Llz Klrsch and Denlse Alexander make a cute trlo. 3. Tracy Burdge happlly escapes from the Ilbrary. 4. Dana Petscher seems to Ilke attendlng R. G. Drage Vocatlonal School. 5. Gwen Snyder, Barb Drake, Loretta Baker, Jennlfer Neubauer, Tammy Burkhart and Therese Musacchla try to look sad for the camera. --sq is T' tr- , fll ,Nl The 198061 junior class officers are Beth Whitehead president: Chrls D Annlballe. vlce president: Denise Alex- ander secretary and treasurer Llsa Plclacchlo. These offi- cers served as leaders for the junior actlvltles which ln cluded the concesslon stand durlng basketball and wres tllng seasons and the sponsorship of the prom. I s T f I Chrls Butzer Carol Clark Klm Clark Stephonle Clemens Brenda Coleman Denzll Colllns John Colllns Vlrglnla Copodonna Tracy Cox Don Crago Chrls D'Annlballe Ken DeBos i Todd Devore Mark Dlekmcnnn Matthew DlMarzio Debbie Dlngwall Rlck Domer Chrlstlna Dralme Junlors!89 Connie Payne and Lisa Plclacchio worked many hours in the concession stand during basketball season The junior class operates the concession stand In order to ralse money for the prom C 'L 401 Juniors Barb Drake Janlce Duke Ron Dudley Ruth Dunlevy Susan East Glen Eckenbarger Maureen Ehmer Chuck Ellison Ellen England Darryl Everly Jodi Ferrell Doug Fowler LuAnn Fox Rocky Frallly Tammy Galllon Jerry Gander Beth Gaut Lorene Gaut Mike Gerber Kathy Glossen Beth Grezllck Jlm Gum Jeff Haas Lucas Harrls 1. Jerry Ungashick watches Beth Whitehead as she eats her lunch. 2. Dino Tudlnl and Doug Fowler work on a carat the vocational school. 3. Therese Musacchia looks sly as Mr. Cline walks out of the room. 4. Julie Page and Kelly McAfee look as if they have been up to no good. 5. Wendy Lautzen- heiser looks very confused over her algebra homework. 'J ' 1 .a .fro-.. -H11 'rf' 1 J W 'fr'-sv N Martln Hattery Steve Heckathorn Robert Henry Laurie Hess Vincent Hess Cathy Hlppert Suzanne Hug Robin Hyatt Jlm Hysong Wendy Judd Joel Justice Melinda Kaser Gary Kelley Frank Kilgore Llz Kirsch Jeff Kleln Wendi Klein Mlchelle Ladich fx 'S , X X r X X , vs JY' k 1' Viifxig 5 x , If A A It Q. K, if X be . , . x 6 I l Q ' . af VIV: F trs at H rf: .r-- -, Q I 'A .' 'gf ft' 532515 H ,,..e K rctr H H. ees K ' ga .5 ig , 'k,, I K fi . 4 N W KT Q K f - ln rrf f 4 ,. -pan- A 5 .lunIorsf41 Lewls Lahr Cheryl Lallathln Roger Lamb Wendy Lautzenhelser Sharon Lewls Sid Loudln lean Mahaffey Andy Mann Pat Manwarlng Dave Mason Steve Mayne Kelly McAfee Sharon McCune Annette McClain Susan McGrath Angle McKltrlck Melissa Meese Bruce Melhorn Clndy Melnlck Denlse Messier Deanna Mlller Joanna Miller Mlchelle Miller Dana Mlnor ar' 1 .H 42l.lunIors wl : .X . 5 f P 3 S si ! ii 1 .Am 1. Whenever there's a camera around, you'II always find Connie Payne smlllng. 2. Chris D'AnnibaIIe makes his way on the football field. 3. Mat- thew Hollinger and Chris Musacchia make a cute couple in their Halloween costumes. 4. Doug Welsgarber reads a newspaper during lunch. Compliments of Marjorie and Douglas Birks ' In r 4. fiifx' K . u 1 fee, Julie Page makes as pretty o picture as she takes Julle Is the Falcon Revlew photogra pher and one of the yearbook photogra phers You can always flnd Julle roaming the halls lookrng for that perfect picture f.. tr 166 'AME Jn , M- L, x QI, Rhonda Moye Frank Moyers Chrls Musacchla Therese Musacchla Www- f f., ' .asbgwki t . Robert Nelson Jennifer Neubauer Robert Nlcholson Nanette Nlver Laurie Nolslnger Klm Noftslnger Kelth Numbers Mld Octavlo Carol Page lulle Page Greg Patterson Connie Payne Dlane Pelosl Jlm Penland Junlorsl43 44lJunlors Qu Dana Petscher Jerry Phelps Scott Plclacchla Llsa Plclacchlo Jlm Prado Taml Prlce Thomas Pulley Kelly Raff Ivan Ray Denlse Reldy Ed Rentsch Frederlck Rlcer Ron Rlttmaler Scott Ruof Laurle Sampsel Rodney Saurer Scott Savage Scott B. Savage 1. Suzanne Hug has that half-asleep look as she gets off the bus. 2. Vlrglnla Copodonna seems very pleased with herself as she does her accounting homework. 3. Melinda Kaser and Sean Hartong look baffled as they watch the basketball game. 4. Here, Patty Adams stands on her head-junlors always do crazy thingsl 5. Tammy Burkhart. Jennifer Neubauer, and Suzanne Hug ham lt up for the camera. 6. Clncy Melnlck looks Ilke a typical housewife as the majorettes perform their half-time show. v -E -ir 'N ' .S I 5 Q if rv V K , 5 1 is ' S . ' . f 5 J T I 5 .-,A , M s -S ., N ...- Loretta Baker. Therese Musacchla. Chrls Musacchla. and Beth Balyeat have a lot of fun cooking-and eatlng-in experimental foods. Junlors have the opportunity to fill thelr day wlth elective courses which will fhopefullyh prepare them for the future. 2 J Cam' ,S 4 ii 4-'wb N.. bv f... s- g- 'F' fn V41 av- .-XIX w I Ralph Schle Nlck Schlobach Mark Seese Mlke Sessor Sam Sewell Luclnda Sheets Scott Shepler Donna Slbley Nancy Slmmons Llnda Slaymcm Lucy Small Donna Smlth Joe Smlth Gwen Snyder Michelle Smeyres Drlon Spurgeon Daryl Stohlmcrn Terrle Stanko X Q X N l 13 .S iv fr. , 'ic V-. I g, 'WLT w ,Sw I 1 S :ii 1 ? ff. A 3 , j eff - - 5 1, ki ' A -lil x .1' X I,fI5'1 ' L . Q- ?J 'q1.ZU 'f','5f-'xfKd.H?NQ . ' . rw- . Qrre 4. 1 ga- s i.rzr5E.',2sSr.f33w. Junlorsl45 46lJunlors Cynthia Steln Sandy Stover Tim Strubel Heldl Syrjalohti Kevin Taylor Larry Tennlll Don Tillapaw Robert Truax Dlno Tudlnl Sarah Tuslng Jerry Ungashlck Som Urban Rob Wanner Jerry Warehlme Michelle Warner Doug Weisgarber Jack Westfall Beth Whlteheod In x ,Q ,,,.a- 'M','vl ff. -r 3 ,il Y Compllments of D 6 H Auto Sales CONCESSIDN 1. Lucy Small and friends have fun bulldlng a snowman, enjoylng that flrst snow of the wlnter. 2. Dlane Pelosi and Beth Whltehead cheer at a pep rally on Farmers' Day. 3. Melissa Meese takes a break away from her work to daydream for a whlle. 4. Maureen Ehmer looks very Interested-but not necessarily in what the teacher mlght be saylng. 5. Carol Whltmer guards the concesslon stand money from the junlor high wrestlers. 6. Therese Musacchla and Jlm Penland escort each other upstalrs. ss ,hav y 7 tl nib 0 WL .frm La' X1 5 .QFD ll r :E-.V I' I., . , ,' D 5 rf r .4 ts ' .Y A Carol Whltmer Jlm Wllgus Mary Wllt Scott Wlles Dan Wilson Barb Wlttlng Donna Yoder Wlllle Zurcher :L 72-,QS A ... 'Q Llz Klrsch and Susle McGrath show off thelr Halloween costumes. Many students enjoy be- lng able to come to school dressed for Hal- loween Halloween Dress Up Day glves ever ybody a chance to have some fun and breaks the monotony of the regular school day ff' , 1 li Junlorsf47 Sophomores Add T .-, Llfe Q Af F .H.S. 'Tl 1. Carolyn Lawson is the pin-up girl of '81, 2. Wonder what Ann Yates and Cindy Tlndell are brewing up? 3. Chip Durham is our new mad scientlst. 4. ls that Matt Wald or Llttle Bo Peep? 5. Minnie Mouse, Sherry Thompson and Connie Haas are enjoying Halloween at F.H.S. 6. Ray Massie looks like he has his work cut out for him. 46lSophomores . ' s. if x.. Cara Abraham Denlse Aduddell Allyson Agnes Christina Alben Jeff Alexander Rhonda Angerer Julie Anstine Tami Armstrong Lisa Arney Tim Aranda Bill Balr Chuck Balr Jeff Balr Janice Baker Mike Beard Tom Beck Beth Bechtel Lisa Bennington nw 1.1. ,wi n x., HLQQ . - B. E :M .ld w lr ' ,L gl! wr u O U ' X ,,,3ff L' Q gm' 3 it ,l ' H Xl' ! A V1 Beth Dulcle, like mony other sophomores found the year to be one fllled with mony things-homework, clubs, sports ond other octivi- tles. No longer at the bottom of the totem pole. Beth ond other sophomores enjoyed their Involvement at F.H.S. A Q i QE--Sk LL X ., il. x I, 1 3 l W .55 K if . , 'f it fs B new I 3 . ' . ----Q-,,,,1 ,ft Noi g L.. - iam 53341 ff foos nga as as W 'loiliffff 4 rx .1-nl .. Haw' l asf ' li? L . Q.- q K1 . 7 I' . nge' A Donny Berlyoung Rondy Bing Beth Blythe Llso Bocook Mlchoel T. Bredlger Rlchord Brlnkley Shelley Brinkley Bobby Brown Dlono Brown Kenny D. Bulgrln, Jr. Potty Burley Scott Carroll Jlm Clndio Mortln Cline John Colllns Kelley Creter Mlchelle Dorr Dove Dettweller Sophomoresf-t9 Scott Devore Todd Devore Chris Dorkoff Gegi Drage Tami Drage Randy Drayer Beth Dulcle Dole Dunlevy Dayne Durham Tim Eberly Darlene Ehmer Lisa Elllson Barb Farnsworth Jenny Farnsworth Darla Fetters Allison Gander Kevin Gaut Greg Gerber 1. Allison Gander perfects her balance beam rou- tlne. 2. Sophomore glrls listen to instructlons from Mrs. Nestor. 3. Llsa Strasavich, Darla Fetters and Lucy Small escape for a little sunshine. 4. Allyson Agnes gets her typing paper cut to just the right size. 5. Bobbie Leach and Tommy Steiner look up In surprise. 6. Lovlette Shankle gets some instruc- tlon from Coach Nielson. i' lffn 1 ff Q as .XX .. si Q4 f r X s ll llil. ESX 'S PW X, wif, AF' Q-wg Q., f rf' 'g no 501 Sophomores 615 r.- Jag 4,5 5' 1 s . NX .XX .. I Q , y.,y . , 'A W sQf15.. ' ail- ffii is if G f. gggg-mg L ' We .- 4 s gf , W 'fm '- V X' ' - cf- Lil., Jackie Griffith, Ilke other classmates works hard to flnlsh her project. For many sophomores, home ec. is a special class, one that gives them the opportunity to perfect their homemaking skills. 4 1 . 1-I4 X P,' AJ J 755- Lk Qi 1 li .wh W sf Q! X 4-if it 'Ai J -'is . ix i QQQEY9 I .4 5 Rx 32 hw 935+ 3' fs. JN 1 c X -18 3' xl K X 3 WF '43 ss.-Q. Q Y I ti' 1 Craig Gibson Julie Goodman Anna Graves Jackie Griffith Melvln D. Groves, Jr. Jim Gum Connle Haas HJ Harry Hague Kelly Harlow Sean Hartong Rhonda Hawkinberry Terry Hershberger Rick Hess Cindy Hewitt Alison Hoffa Tammy Hohenodel John Hughes Eric Hysong Carol Indorf Tom Jackson Darrell Kamph Scott Kashuba Bob Kleln David Kloha Q -r Chris Koch Tina Kohlmeler Dwayne Lallathin Carolyn Lawson Bobbi Leach Greg Lelghton Debbie Llnerode Sherry Loudin Angela Luckerlng Ricky Lutes Vicky, Luxenburg Robert W. Lyon Fred McCloskey Danny McConnell Dave McCreery Darren McNemar Paula Modlson Christine Maly w l .ilw 1. Student council members practice for the Chrlstmas program. 2. What Is Jim Clndlo grlnnlng about? 3. Charlie Snyder amazes everyone with hls typing skllls. 4. Tracey Miller concentrates on what's under the microscope. 5. Denise Aduddell and Beth Terry enjoy being little girls again. 6. Alison Hoffa makes an attempt ta sell tickets for 0 student council dance during her lunch period. Compliments of the Coffee Corner. 52fSophomores . , 3 x ,t 'X Q ' ? fu. s My M,.,.. ,. if K 4 yum -21' H 'Ji Qi Us Lf: W if B' fffgg,-H 1-fx J E 2 F fr s Q I, .g J 3 tm? rs-I XX N -4l 1 ttf. School can be pretty borlng-except when students llke sophomore Matt Wald are aroundl Who else would you flnd Inslde the showcase? The only problem is figuring out what klnd of prlze he is-first prize or ww Mark Mann Harry Marrburger Carol Marzulll Ray Massle Mlchele Maurer Teresa Mayo Ralph Medrano Steve Mlku Dan Mlller Tracey Mlller Mary Mlrto Teresa Mlsklmen Bobby Mohn Bob Morrlson Jeff Mountaln Jennlfer Myers ...1 Ruth Anne Numbers 'T N ' Brad Offenbecher ' 5 - 1-J 'rr I Q sm ft 1-.T W the booby prize? x 1. - Ml . in L31 'iff vbmkti it. . X , Q A 6 , .,,, . , Sophomoresl 53 Mike Ottiger Suzie Owen Barb Page Linda Page Barb Patterson Kim Patterson Dave Phllpott Melissa Plsanl Steve Popernack Bob Pulley Janlce Rabel Darlene Reldy Cindy Rhome Tom Richards Rudy Ridenbaugh Delores Rohr Char Ross Rodney Ross Somethlng new for F.H.S. durlng the year was a student talent show, glven ln Aprll. Beth Dulcle was one of many students sharlng their talents with the audlence. Here she practlces for the assembly 54!Sophomores N 9 f ef X : 'f I' B , r -you -W . 3 KX 1. Greg Gerber gets caught wanderlng the halls-againl 2. Mike Ottlger, Carol Indorf, Llsa Arney and Greg Gerber serve as the 1980-81 sophomore class offlcers. 3. Bobby Brown gives some help to a friend. 4. Dar- lene Ehmer can't decide whether or not to drink the Brewster water. 5. Sean Wlnkhart gets some help with next year's schedule. 6. Carol Marzulll works on her turns ln gym class. 7. Pattl WIlson's art creation is still In the works. 8. Michelle Maurer flnds that the Ilbrary can be a lonely place. Compliments of Pla-Mor Lounge Ray Rouse Mary Sampsel Brlan Schmldt Sandy Schmukl Jane Schneider Peg Selwoy Mlke Shaffer Lovlette Shankle Jlll Shelt Scott Sllvestrl Heldi Slmons Barb Smlth Emlly Smlth Jlm Smlth Kendle Smlth Charlie Snyder Doug Sparks Jeryl Spelcher Sophomoresf 55 , A' 'ill u Dave H. Sponseller Tammy Steln Lorl Stertzbach Lisa Strasavlch Chris Strubel Richard Stucky Deth Terry Chuck Thompson Sherry Thompson Cindy Tindoll Chlp Tormasl Tammy Tormasl ga- 1 av' , .,,. , Dx' There are tlmes believe lt or not when the halls of F H S seem almost deserted For Debble Llnerode such ls the case as she completes a make up English test For most students the hallways mean a chance to talk to frlends a time for hurrying to that next class But the halls can be quiet and some tlmes almost lonely 1916 1 fs. PWTIENA- .ll 1 l ff 1. Jenny Csonka and Taml Armstrong find that biology requires a lot of work. 2. Something certainly has Sean Hartong's and Randy BIng's atten- tion. 3. Tlna Kohlmeier's smlle Is a famlllar sight to students as she works the cafeteria cash reglster. 4. Greg Gerber makes that all-Important decision- -which class ring to order. 5. F.H.S. students had the opportunity tojudge a cake decoractlng contest sponsored by F.H.A. Lori Wetter was one of many who entered. 6. Waiting your turn can be nerve-racking as our wrestlers wlll tell you. 7. ls Sean Nofslnger planning an explosion? 8. Danny Bery- Iyoung and Steve Popernack need to avoid some of those all-night parties. j gg r Compliments of John's Barber Shop 1-X ?1 iii V Michelle Truax lulle Ungart Dawn VanCcnmp Renae VanComp Matt Wald Ken Waller Cindy Weaver Nancy Wlsselgren Melinda West Lorl R. Wette-r Kris Whlte Tlna Wllgus Pottl Wilson Sean Wlnkhort Jeff Wlse Scott Wolfe Ann Yates Sophomores I 57 Frosh New To F.H.S. 1. This isn't quite what the dress code had in mind . . . 2. Ruth Hyatt takes a break from those academic classes and works on her art project. 3. Love those normal Freshmen! 4. Kathy Guy pounds the ivories. 5. Cathie Senter boosts spirit by painting signs. . li 1 l , f' . Q e s ! 4, 3, H H rg 'N-A. ' ,f rl. ..,-- . 1, M ' , ' David Adams Eric Adams Gina Addessi Tanya Adkins Chad Agnes .lim Alexander I 4,u u a U '.f..fv5,,,..-was- ' of A A we Mitch Alexander Shon Amos ,:,,, , Jim Androslk ' Linda Angel N Scott Angel , f we,- Darrel Appleby Kelly Arbaugh ' his Michelle Arbaugh Todd Archlnal Bryan Bailey Klm Dailey Tammy Bailey 58! Freshmen mn 514 ,A D- x-9 A4 Terry Bailey :gr Tesso Bair Julie Baker Theresa Baker Debbie Beck Darlene Bennett Joan Bennett -v Paul Berkey Jennifer Bigler LeeAnn Bischoff Sheila Blaney Albert Boone Y. I i rl ,l gf, Chris Boone Eric Brarcher Bob Britton fqn Bonnle Brown Cheryl Brown Jlm Brown S f'X' M' - f cv...-.... i Many people stopped and stared when they saw this pair heading to school on Student Council s Halloween Dress Up Day Many stu dents joined In the fun and had o good time being somebody else others to take port tn the fun 4 for the doy. Freshmen caught on quickly ond came as clowns and Freshmen 159 Pam Drown Dick Burkhart Todd Dyer Shirley Dyler Michelle Casperd Tom Cavanaugh -.4 Jeff Collins Todd Colucy Bobby Copeland Ronnie Cox Scott Croskey Eric Croston' Brian Cummings Jim Dotkuliak Diana Davis Tobi Dean Gwen Devault Eugene Dingwoll 'gf 4 I 1 ef s A fr , V 5 ' J -.f.1E5-5-ff 1 lt seems like Denny Wllmoth is always In the trash canl Freshmen just cannot seem to get their acts together. They need to study, observe and then fol- low the excellent examples of behavior as demon- strated by all the upperclassmen. Sophomores, juniors and seniors gave up their childish ways along with the tug of freshmen. 60lFreshmen 5' gy 'rr 00 gli! D l' K , la,-swan i'4firx4,n, -'- 'lq..,,,,,uuunun 22 .gffifjt 3' as torggy I ,- -0 ...el ' .5-32 F . 3 rl -it - x ' K ,LA ii. ' .I . i 6 4 N 1 u E My i . s x - I V1 1 I 27? 1. Eric Adams works out with weights. 2. Valerie Fisher gets involved-with lunchl 3. Freshmen shape upl 4. Missy McCardle and Dave Piciacchia penny pinch for their class. 5. Theresa Baker and Tammy Hammonds study in the library. 3 'ff H 5 7 Amy Diotale Tim Dlotale Vicki Dolick Steve Domer Erich Domlnlk Vicki Draime Judy Drake Jim Edwards Llz Ellison Kris Engle Mark Fetters Valerie Fisher Brent Forney Beth Fortner Terrl Fowler Tammy France Jay Frltz Mike Fritz Phlllp Gout Rob Gaynor Mike Gessner Larry Graber Donnie Graves Cheryl Griffith ep Freshmen!61 1. Jim Majors performs a scientific K ? D experiment! 2. Lunch timel 3. Beth Fortner and Patti Northam set up an experiment. 62!Freshmen Jeannie Grillon Kathy Guy Rick Halnes Tammy Hammonds Mark Harris Jodi Hayes Tami Hendershot Doug Hess Calvin Hicks Meredith Hill James Hoff Bret Hoffa Donna Honaker Denise Houston Dennis Hummel Ruth Hyatt Denise Johnson Mike Judd Tracey Kaser Dan Kennedy Sharon King Bob Klein Don Koehler Missy Kollar Dawn Kuhns Sandy Lahr Terry Lambert Steve Langenfeld Mike Lemmon Bllly Linerode X 1 .f ', ei Y 7? x he l I 5 wx O 5 V ' T . an ' 1 , . K , f t ' 1 ' f 5 R , In '49 ' L 31 v l .Q ' 5 Kelly Lorey Bob Loy Lisa Luxenburg Bob Lyon Julie Mahaffey Mike Mahoney Jlm Majors Mlke Maly Gary Manack Tammy Money Missy McCardle Ron McCloskey Dan McConnell Forest McCune Tammy McKee Karen McMerreII Sharon McMerreII Don Merrill L Freshmen class officers are Gary Manack, president: Benny Wllmoth. vice-president: Karen Dlotale, secretary: and Bon- nie Whitehead, treasurer. These four got the class moving ahead with the collection of dues and preparation for their responslblltles ln the future. - ga K 'Za 7 1 , 5 I 1 . . Freshmenlbll Barb Smail, Cathie Senter and Missy McCardIe really get into selling tickets to the Spirit Boost- ers Dance. The Spirit Boosters sponsored a May 1 dance that included the Ziro Hecan Band, a dance contest, a costume contest and prizes for the participants. ,ox Nw Paula Messier Tena Meyer Bill Mlchel Angie Middaugh Vic Mlller Todd Moder Steve Monticelli Stacy Morrlson Tim Moulton Sarah Moye Jeanette Mullane Jim Musacchla Don Newcomer John Newcomer Karen Noftslnger Kathy Noftslnger Patti Northam Quenten Ott X Ralph Ott Joe Pulaski Brenda Patterson Bob Payne Dave Plciacchia Michelle Plckar Rhonda Pickens Dennis Powell Mike Pratt Diane Provost Lori Provost Nick Pumnec David Ray Joe Reldenbach H. 1 v Dick Reldy Brett Remesik Lisa Resh Bill Rose Samantha Ryan Lee Schle Tlm Schmidt Cathle Senter s I X , , Jeff Shafroth is ' x l Renee Shaw Q fd 'sv Susan Shepherd Chuck Shetler Mark Shlfflet Sandy Simmons Kathy Slmons. Amy Skirtich John Slayman Lynn Sllffe Barb Small Mlke Sparks I Lori Spurgeon Denise Stonko --....,c...9 :- in F:1ze+:2 1. Jeanette Mullane v-sits for gym class. 2. Lynn Sllffe and Staci Morrison seelm to be in deep concentration. 3. Quenten Ott works on his shop project. 4. Lisa Luxenburg, Kim Dailey and Tessa Bair investigate col- leges. Freshmenf65 Jim Stenger Pat Sterner Richard Stidom Wendy Stilgenbauer Randy Stokes Bonnie Stover Theresa Strubel Kim Sulln Ken Swick Cheryl Taylor Mlke Thomas Bobby Thompson Nick Tindall Q P Don Tucker Dick Turner ,.J, David Wade I ry 5 5 Bob Wardell ' John Warehlme V . '-gf. -'inf .. -. Q . ., ,flr is ft 4 5 .11 X1 'Q . , 3 ,E H '11 l i X Chris Watters Jennifer Wells Ri i zzz.---'w Y 1. Julle Mahaffey, Tammy Hammonds, and Rhonda Pickens cheer the track team on to victory. 2. Eric Croston looks at statistics. 3. Eric Bratcher studies in the library. 4. Rick Reidy concentrates in study hall. 5. Tammy Bailey dlsmounts the balance beam. 6. Mike Pratt's lunch is interrupted by the photographer. 7. Tammy Maney boosts school spirit with her signs. 661 Fresh men 1. :Tx i A .Qs A 5: iv fe? . rs-ww -mg? 1-4 g . 1 .E ,S X 'Q Y 2 ,sf N' at at 5' 1 p -4 Mark Shlfflet, Jim Datkullak and Daryl Appleby enjoy talklng at lunch. It doesn't take freshmen long to find our that lunch time Is one of thebest times of the day-o chance to talk to friends and flnd out what's happening around F.H.S. f'. Vs. l - u: Dove Wenger Greg Wentllng Bonnle Whitehead Ellen Whltt Bob Wlllloms Benny Wilmorh Dave Wllson Laurl Wlnkhart Lorl Wlse Tessa Wlsselgren Ron Woods Jennifer Wright Joel Yoder Shelly Yoder Chris Young Freshmen!67 Foculry b A110301 Teachers D More Than Just Teach 1. Mrs. Sherer has found time fora smile: usually she's busy wlth the llbrary and student council. 2. Mr. Beach relaxes after a long day of teochlng by grading hls papers. 3. Mrs. Slmmons seems rather frustrated as she tries to organize her work. 4. Mrs. Tilkey Is always wllllng to help a student in need. 5. Through all the paperwork and phone calls, Mrs. Hysong keeps her smile. 6. Miss Stavana intently llstens to a student's muslcal progress. 7. Mrs. Leyman grlns as she prepares her lesson plans. 6. Health teach- er, Mr. Dourm, enllghtens the freshman class. 9. Mr. Alrhart is probably dreamlng about Moby Dick, every junIor's favorlte novell 10. Mlss Frallly listens to a speech presentation. x Mr Hlssong more commonly known as Senor has re celved a great reputation during hls many years at F H S Senor not only teaches Spanish to all the llttle bamblnos but he also teaches a deeply culgqral psychology class to the mature students namely senlors Although he usual ly threatens to slt on at least one person each day he is actually a very klnd teacher who ls interested ln the future of hls students Hls hobbies Include travellng and experlmentlng with the dlfferent foods he encounters ln foreign countries 70fFaculty '17 X. f NJ - Vi 'Q Q, ,ff Swim. Q 5' ' 33935 3? fir' ,f E 1 K L ' 4 W L7 H H. X. 4 LLLL , x,,, -RS-' ------ NWNW5 ?ii5EHEX-?S. w vf SgE5SHSssi'.F- X Ssskwssxgg S54 N f s Qwmm3kxQN,5 1'?i I L H 2 L X m Q 3 LM fi? if W W Xfgi' X. l . 3 Y .X f K K ' .N N, x QA' ,ff A is A... 1 v Q f '-1 KLLf .Q 'xx S ' - t 5xxX' 4- wax! N K K , - 2 g Ahkk :KV ,wa ..... K. 1 W ,. Focuhyj71 Teachers Willing To Give 10000 1. Mr. Crum seems enthusiastic about the band's performance. 2. Mrs. Crum gives instructions to the cholr. 8. Mr. Binder always wears a smlle, or so lt seems. 4. Mr. Cochran looks content as he enjoys a break before returning to his classes. 5. Mr. Gertz ls caught ln a rare-moment teaching Instead of telling one of his famous jokesl 6. Mrs. Cline ls always hard at work, printing necessary thlngs for teachers. 7. Mr. Dourm and Mr. Snyder share a joke at a pep rally. 8. Mr. Hlssong celebrated hls 30th birthday with hls Spanlsh classes. 9. Mrs. Nestor always Iaughts and smlles as she teaches her gym classes. 10. As wrestling coach, Mr. Nielson has made good use of the multl-purpose room. Mr. McLean s dutles not only include belng a school guid- ance counselor, but Include owning a farm in Beach Clty. He also helps at the stat. table durlng varsity basketball games. He strlves to provlde avenues to help the stu- dents further their educatlon to enter the world of work after hlgh school. , -f' l 72lFaculty Wm :W . .. . My . s P 3 v -4 L 3 x . 'N 5, Q, s. A fs .. f 2, F' 4 .. . 1 . ' ,L J' . I .. s lllllluxsnllw 517 'T X! YPYWY ETC. X 9 w gg Focuhyf73 - v -1 ff it . . H 1 Servlng as yearbook cheerleading and newspaper advlsor keeps Mrs Kllchenman busy year round 2 New Assistant Prlnclpal Mr Schnorr seems to be thrnklng up some new conduct rules 3 What new tradition does Mr Cline have on his mlnd? 4 Mr Totten s Interests are not Ilmlted to sclence 5 Mr Leldtke Is very busy with some of hls classes at the hlgh school and some at Justus 6 Mr Rlchwlne teaches his enthusrastrc advanced math class Qust thought I d throw that out to you J 7 Mr Keneaster rests before his next shop class 8 Miss Angerman is buslly Involved In preparing for her next home ec class 9 Nobody can do it like Mrs McDonald canl 10 Mrs Tasseff flashes a friendly smrle at all the students who enter the board offlce 11 Mr McLean searches out information for senlors who need a scholar sh p Teachers Take Pride In F.H.S. Mr. Binder and Mrs. Nestor not only do the required work as teachers, but also support school splrlt. They participate in orga- nlzed days and help to make F.H.S. a little bit better. Mr. Binder enjoys travellng, especially to California where he someday hopes to llve. Mrs. Nestor ls well-known around F.H.S. for being so spry and jolly. These two are addlng something speclal to Falrless-a Ilttle blt of themselves and their enjoyment of Ilfe. 74fFaculty if LE 25 WUI' tk i l 1 .Q va, ,kg 1 W o.., Sn M 'Q E T 55553555 xv X fl mm X ':v5.x iff 'f si xx zu. .Q .........-,Nw .Nkswk N 5.-.M W 4-A r .. ---- N f - . km, 'fa -f may f ff QQ ... X W, Q 135 'Q 1 NY x A 'x-l.i,ffk5 Vi.-' rx 3 Tffixf. fE:f!.Pj?5 ' xwh fgt:,l,..., .KZ-11. .K k Vigkfqjijq N 'f vw W- fwr, .51-X fi t1 1 f'! w:sX,1l m 1 . 1mx px,g 1 SSL. ,Cr - .,,4y-N,Xl, - y'..c.:g :mniyil f Q -A - psf N-SJ' 'J ,,f-h,x.,',px1- ,xg-.Q-' di.. .0 - ,..,, Rm, Qin X . I ,J :wing :H , ffw.,,, wi- wx, u 1 q. x u 5, 62.1 A x -f FMU . u Staff Members Cffer Friendship wc, K W Mlss Frailly is a teacher, yet someone unique. She is Dlrector of Falcon Playhouse, a posltlon she fills with both experience and enthusiasm. Along with her many duties - as English teacher, she teaches speech and drama. A few of her hobbies include music, dancing, and theater. She is Interested In being a friend as well as a teacher. 1. Mlss Burlan looks very busy checking her French classes' papers. 2. Mr. Chevraux explain the idea of purchasing or rent- Ing caps and gowns to the seniors. 3. Mr. Craft allows himself a break from his art classes. 4. Mrs. Cotton busily types some Important papers for the Board Office. 5. Mr. Voshall serves F.H.S. as the treasurer. 6. Mr. Herrls gives a warm smile to all of his students. 7. Mrs. Dawson, one of the home ec. teachers at F.H.S., watches the students prepare for lab. 8. Mrs. Croskey, Mrs. Leffell and Mrs. Clndla keep the study halls organized with their efficiency. 9. Mr. Hildebrand dlllgently explains a biology experi- ment. 10. Mr. Gruber checks over some chemistry notes for his next class. 76lFacuIty 'R' -eps.. 'Qt - Nfxri-ss. . -t ...... -.gr 2, -u-..,u.,,,,.-'I an-gg., can-on-pa mana:-png., wanna-q-,,, ,T4 'law me 3 inn ,ff -qv X X 3 X i fm , 34 U a ? 1 - ' f . i 1 Q' VL X K K . i-1:5-E . rtly X. vw , X 1 ' .N ' . l ,, , 1 N XX 1 iiy K A - Q X D ss km' il- A W is k gNW W Q' Q1 i 6 gg AXE x QQ K: as N W 5'f .Q9f5fM Q Q Q wiwwf ' wwXNM . K X.A 36 4, mx h , A 5 , Q 3 . Q Zm , , Lit? -QA If ggi ll 5 ,f, 1 gfjm,gEyf K: K ,L , N kg: if ' J 'Y . SE iff ffm ' 5 k iX 'www ,. I V, K 5 '.VV K - I 5 ' ,.W,4 f R f f .. -- K g , .Aw ?- W V Q L, gffglt. X 53.55- 'gg W :QFwiQgNQ 3' K vgxlfselii: 'Exif ' f -- 1' 'Q 1 Q :::5mp!2y K 'Z kiwi ' , , o Q 9 A Q- fsrievf' f .Q K Q . vp i 4 A ,K .- 5 f Y ximian We we EX? wdff M 9 ww Q 0 0 6' S Q we .H Uyrr M. fivzg, , a 1 Q v- e 4, an ,. :gm w Focultyl77 Staff Keeps F.H.S. In Gear Mr. Gertz shares hls tlme between hls dutles as a teacher at F.H.S. and the owner of a restaurant In Wlnesburg. He finds thot both occupy a great deal of hls tlme. Mr. Gertz enjoys chattlng wlth students between classes and tries to make hls courses as interesting as posslble. 1. Mrs. Welsgarber teaches one of her fun English classes. 2. Dr. Parrot takes over as superintendent of F.H.S. 3. The Board of Education is comprlsed of Fritz Leemon, Richard Cantleberry. Sue Plclacchio, Richard Stucky and Wllbur Haas. 4. Mr. Leyman busily prepares some work for hls class. 5. Mr. Youngman takes a break from hls schedullng to smlle for the camera. 6. Mrs. Coen Is always eager to help a student In need. 7. Doc Welling ls dellverlng a very excltlng speech to one of hls Engllsh classes. 8. Mr. Scheetz leans back In his chalr and takes a short rest. 9. Servlng as football coach and drIver's ed. teacher, Mr. Offen- becheralways has on interesting story to tell. 781 Faculty I g fh' I BW ,wff 3 ,J xx L- 5. X x I f f 2 I S if 4' ,4u-.,- L r Y Yf,QMQQ,, vaiwf 0 'UQ X I lx -..,1,i.. 'K- A sg f -- 4f V f ' A ff A N P N' 4 , xwJ,gpnn.- , o Q . .. Sm ' X, ., f f NX V A W- V jul' FQCuHyl79 Sports suodg kg HN 'XJ X K f 4- f I, 1 if c A v l 5 'J W I A .. ,164 M X' X , w +14 Mr. - 1 1 gefigic ,I f il I fc! .-if ..' iqgxgxfsz ev, M ,,., fi yfirb-I V, 'iw ' ' -mv:-v-Q. 9 k rv -7 V A + W - wzifeiff' A ' sq 4234! 'i ' Q 'i 1 ,M ,ly ww i. w.,'x! J vf 'I ,N S .rf wi .1 ' ww-C T? Av., QM Q I . ' W! 7-.'u'V . :' A .- i ' :roy I . - 3' .gp N. , ,im 464' 1' 35 , .1 Pn- 7715 15 J- ul Q 'f'5f , a sw g1: 'i'5'e V v ' 'ff ' s. L f'. E f . Qj .s , ,gf . , - ' , .L I v L X ' N R 'f ' .S-, , EJ-S fi- , ... Dvlufv new f QL. 1 X . N' ' ,ff.: Q-'.a.,rJ'- 9 31' .-4-ff' Q - ,,,., f'f,'xw.. 1,111-, ,,,,,. .. -. ,nf.. , -- ' 4 - ' - ,x . .7 nf.-x I. .L ,. Qian-Q' ' - - nf ,.pA V 3 N W. .' t ..i.. ff,--, . ya :cf .guy N ff . ' ! i 'F - '-1' . ,K A ,. ,'.-- , M .A - v-f.w.Q,,' 51- .Ak ' ,, Lmm, .L w,g,.,g, ,X -4 L. . A , Twlf N' 'ff' v .I W Q M , . ,n Q' 7 ., ,SH in '. .4 . X I- in V1 V1 L. 84lCross Country The 1980 Falcon Cross Country season turned out to be an exciting one! The Falcons wrapped up the sea- son with the impres- sive record of 11-2. Sen- ior Troy Tressel led the Falcon harriers to their winning season as he won the right to run at the State Meet. Tresse Leads Team , VVA. , 'iis V , e'i's , s,,:,j':w I U , m 'V 2 4 5 it . r. it s p ircc r WV.-, 2: ,c 1 .xr yi? M ,f M 4.9 455: ,V .fy-'af' A mg? Qdlig -' ,..,, . g A f , ' i'i- i f fiffff' 'i M' L fir 33:41 ' 'i.,, , ' '- I ' K in ,. 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X' 'fr 'P k 'f L., 5239-42 fy, u' ' w- . ,i 1 ,. we ' N 4 A Q. .4 .NF.,2ifi's f Sqgj. L ' 'lwnffl ' 'V nk ' l me s.i 1 ' r f 2 L ' 4 A' ' . . f1, 1 ' 'ff -'2'r'4l:':: 3 -s f . -- 5 4'-Q..-hr'?-...' . 1 RQ V . f,: q,,:g,f. :.c.--:- , ' - A X. Kun. -eg --'H 'eng-. K -df' ,., ,,' K qw. . .VAX - ,M f,.4:,C:..f,L-vyr5p'i'1 ...Ny 3 ' Ns. .f ?5QXSL.'f,3's.f5 fs-:,wxf.'S3: 1. Troy Tressel crosses the finlsh line first, as usuoll 2. The 1960 harriers include Captain Troy Tressel, Sam Sewell, Todd Rentsch. Matt DiMarzio, Rob Wanner. Ed Rentsch, Lewis Lohr, Lucas Harris, Andy Mann. Jerry Phelps, Mike Gessner, Donnie Tucker. Mike Pratt, Ter- ry Doiley. sratistician Michelle Warner, and, of course. Coach Warren Binder. 3. An assembly was held in honor of Troy when he qualified to go to Stafel 4. Matt DiMarzio strides the last few yards to the finish line. 5. Harriers warm up under the supervision of Coach Binder before the race. Cross Country 165 Q1 Ll. Determined Falcons The 1980 season was one of many ups and downs for the fighting Fairless Falcon foot- ball team. The team went 7-3 for the sea- son, with losses to Orrville. Northwest and Manchester marring their record. They outscored opponents by a 157-79 point margin. making for an average scaring output of 16 points per game. A very stingy defense allowed only an average of about 7 points per game. 1. Head Coach Offenbecher gives some advice on the sidelines. 2. Chris D'Anniballe is over his own left side. 3. Dave Boker drops to pass. 4. The Nut squad goes into action against Waynedale. 5. Matt Hollinger breaks away. 6. The Falcon defense causes another pile up! 7. As the saying goes, No pain-no goin! -J-IL HMV, W 'Q 'sw ...JU Jas, ,'.,, ' g k',' M Hove Fon Support MLIIQNS iii . ll fp' 0' A WWW? ' 'YF Ng- miss Vs , nf vkxiw 931:51 bfrwky ,N 1 -, Q ki Q li ' ,J vt M ,N Q N 5 W as f..a f. , . , Q , fvwg V ' , tr' ' ' ' 'ai 4' e x 5 X .. - 2, ,Ef.,1'rf'n1f , .. 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Tami Price knows how to handle the ball. 2. Amy Dratcher and Tami Price me really absorbed in the game. 3. Vicki Foutty doesn't just hit the ball-she pulverizes it! 4. Wendi Morrison gives it everything she's got! 5. Kathy Fidget Brediger displays her determination to win. 6. Lisa Arney watches a teammate return the ball. if A W K1 V1 Z 0571! ' UE .QW Volleyball!93 bo GY o A S 4 2 'T '4 U - E L Foirless Honored As :www ' ' 3' - ga :U .v Tops In A O C 'RR , ' f e if f' gf, ., 5 'q:,. 3f.Qgl.fri31gY'i::TVp -G 'X I -Qilsl,-fr? gf:35,v':nf+'E' 41 fr? e rf - l H,-,QQ ,. - 3. fr, , 5 J':3',N.. it ,. . ,.,. ,J-r v' ,.-.1 ' , v ,, .L 759 In tournoment ploy this season the Folconettes represented our school well by brlnglng home not only the A O C Crown but also the Sectronol Trtle 1 Frdget Bredrger seems outnumbered by her opponents 2 Amy Drotcher looks luke she could use o Ilttle help from her fnends 3 Vrckr Foutty come up empty on this one! 4 Coach Wersgorber rs certornly proud of her team! 5 The reserve teom looks forword to next yeor ond more vrctories 6 The vorsrty teom members smrle obout therr wrnnrng seoson EE's:ieM?? ' fl- '58- Q ,h ,L-.Q . AA I ,Q 3 is - VolleybOllf95 U1 L- T heerleaders Cheerleaders Have The Varsity and Reserve cheerleaders began their season this post summer by attending the Golden Eagle Cheerlead- ing Camp at Ohio University. Both squads received numerous awards which included a Golden Eagle Squad ribbon and a Spirit Stick for the school. They learned many new cheers and ideas that carried through both football and basketball season. 1. This year's Varsity cheerleaders include Chris Musacchia, Diane Pelosi. Jacquie Musacchia Kcap- tainh, Beth Whitehead, Wendy Lautzenheiser and Lorl Brode. 2. Have Diane Pelosi and Beth White- head created a new jump? 3. Reserve Squad members are Ctop to bottomj Tina Kohlmeier. Car- ol Marzulli. Mary Mirto, Tammy Burkhart, Allison Gander and captain Suzanne Hug. 4. The Reserve cheerleaders have a good time on the sidelines. 5. Jacquie Musacchla and Diane Pelosi end the fight song with o smile. 6. Both squads get it all together. Spirit To Shore ' A W 1 V U1 L.. 'C 98 I Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Support F.H S 1. Lori Brode and Jacquie Musacchia hold the run-through for Matt Hollinger. 2. The varsity cheerleaders proudly display their first place trophy and ribbons from competition at Muskingum College. 3. Cheering the freshmen teams for 1980-B1 are ftopb Julle Mahaffey, Tammy Hammonds, Cmlddlel Tessa Wlssel- gren, Bonnie Whitehead, Rhonda Pickens, and Cbottomj Jennifer Bigler. 4. Cheerleading camp is a time for making friends and having a good time as shown here. 5. Suzanne Hug. Tammy Burkhart and Tina Kohlmeler cheer on the Falcons. 6. Cheerleaders await the start of the football game. 7. The varsity cheerleaders take time out from thelr busy schedules to flash some pretty smiles. 6. Beth Whitehead performs a sklt at a pep rally. 9. Dlane Pelosi, Beth Whitehead and Jacqule Musacchla get rowdle at a basketball game. 10.-11.-12. The F.H.S. becomes a part of a pom pon routlne. 'Pr' A C 4, as X x, . f is fx, , Teams With Enthusiasm H 4 .Vi 1 Jeff Albright warts for the re s onswer 2 John Heather rs Inches from grvlng his opponent o prn 3 Tom Beck gets credrt for one of his record breokrng number of plns 4 Deon Nelson e f' . . . . r - celves points for o neor fall. I ,',. t A The 1981 wrestling team, led by Coach Chuck Nielsen, recorded the finest season in school history. A match record of 10 and 2, 14 tournament champions, 2 team championships, a state finisher, 7 A.O.C. all-star mem- bers, 1 Stark county all-star, and 2 representatives for A.A.U. International competition against West Ger- many provided the team and the school with many exciting hours of wrestling. Compliments of R.L. Tissot Plumbing 6 Heating Wrestling!101 stli I' Beck Qualifies .3 1.g----- 1. Falcon wrestlers had thelr best season In Falrless hlstory. 2. Chlp Durham, dlstrlct quallfler. was A.O.C. champ at 167 pounds. 8. Mike Sessor set school records for the most takedowns and match points. 4. Senlor Vlnton Mann shows hls unlque style that mode hlm a good wrestler. 5. Tom Beck displays the form that got him Into state competition. 6. Bruce Melhorn blocks a takedown attempt. 7. John Heather. team captain. set school records for the most career wlns and plns. 8. Scott Kashuba sweats It out on the mat. 9. Matt DIMar- zlo, district quallfler. was 2nd In the A.O.C. .urs 1 Tl '1 ..- For Store SSA ,. 4 : ' J I KWIJ. Q , ,-,.f.,. up -5 ,. f - rf 3 --..,. fa, , x X . ,.Avuv--0.f.E:.5lv-x1w5'4 AS- M-'vw-N 9 ., X 'H--', V I 4, . 'A Ji '-J 9 'E WrestIlngf103 D Flock Flies High 719 f Wins A.O.C - - .gr rf' fc W'- r n A I , . M, , fx M.,-YA F 8 D I wwf'-ff J 3 . B .. 5 S I 1. Matt Hollinger and the Falcon team rejoice after one of their many victories. 2. Our 931 basketball fan, Freddie the Falcon, finds time to socialize during a game. 3. Gary Poho- vey rushes in for a basket. 4. The Falcon Flock proves that Fairless is the home of winners and the house of champi- ons. 5. Mlke Berkey looks for an opening while being double-guarded by powerful West Holmes. 6. Matt Hollinger stumbles over a Northwest player at one of the many season thrlllers. 7. Jim Penland crashes through a good-luck sign, preparing for another Falcon victory. 6. Jerry Davis rushes down court for a 2-pointer. Boys BasketbaIIf105 x .Q Q1 .I cn 2 Nun 106fl3oys Basketball '80-'81 Season Finds Pi is 9 col Q l . CHAI lsi m v pg Grail . 1 X A my I, .. .-,J , ,I QQ. ,V ,L y? if . ' 5 F . ati 'mr' 1 ,M . ' 4 '25 '12, H F . tl -vm' ' aa i 1 Qa F - s 1 I 33 3 . 1 4 , V id The 1980-81 Falcon basketball team fin- ished their best regular season ever with 19 wins and only 2 losses. At one time during the season we were 9-0 and ranked 4th in the state. The Flock ended up sharing the A.O.C. crown with West Holmes and Orrville while placing above both in the state ratings. Our Falcons en- tered tournament action with high hopes only to be knocked out by previously beat- en Northwest. Nevertheless, the 1981 Fal- con basketball season will be remem- bered for a long time as the year we were on top. fs 9 . 9 W.. we L-J, 'HQ-Y , .- .1 M I 3.13 1 ,I 1. Flock On Top ' ....-,.... .- - - 1, . ...ff-2:f'W ' 6 9 T' wHsU 1Q ggi 'I 'I 1. Gary Pohovey and .llm Penland guard their man for a narrow vlctory. 2. Senlor guard, Mlke Cllne, seems to be knocked down whlle dolng hls job. 3. Jlm Penland watches the actlon, ready to make his move. 4. Jerry Davls prepares to make an easy lay- up. 5. Mlke Derkey shows his style and golns 2 points for the Falcons. 6. Matt Holllnger struggles whlle trylng to galn possesslon of the ball. 7. Brlan Anstlne flghts for the ball with an anguished expression. 6. The Reserve team under Coach Remanerlc gained valuable experience during their fine season. 9. Mlke Cline watches while Gary Pohovey shoots two. Boys Basketballf107 1' S I Is I' 2 S 92 'T o o U I UI T m .. o' 9. Basketball Fever -A..-n 1 . ,EL :za W3 n 1. Melinda Kaser waits for the rebound. 2. Therese Musacchla wearlly shoots the ball while Julie Goodman watches. 3. Leanne Doll drlbbles down the floor. 4. Wendi Morrison can't seem to get a good grip on the ball. 5. Kathy Brediger shoots for two. 6. Varslty and Reserve Falconettes gave their fans an outstanding season. 7. Freddie imitates the referee at a girls' basketball game. 8. Leanne Doll scrambles for the ball. ..... fm rm, .X sins in .Nw . . 1 . Y Kfiiufzs S. 3 5 K., Hits F.H.S. .3 1 x, -' ,,2 f' 1 ,.f-f .1 ,.-f-ff l -A--r The Falconette basketball team dld extremely well this season. They provlded many thrllllng games for the fans. The Orrvllle game was the most excltlng because the glrls were beaten by Orrville a year earller. This made the victory for the Falconettes even more thrllllng. The Flconettes won the A.O.C. and ad- vanced to the Sectlonals, but were beaten by a team they had beaten earller In the season, East Canton. Amy Bratcher cap- tured the MVP, whlle Kathy Dredlger recelved MIP. Ruth Dorkoff recelved a captaIn's award. Wendi Morrison, Amy Dratcher, and Ruth Dorkoff were members of the all-A.O.C. team. Compliments of Reldenbach's Sohlo Glrls' Basketbolll109 :6 .O 4- GJ X V1 U Q 2 i5 11016: ls' aqskefbau A.O.C. Crown f X-z .--sz: ' 'Y : 5 ' I 51? . X, 5 wa 1 ! -1 -Lg mr:-X M .si-We 5-rar:-x.: 3 . -' W vo 'fr . 1 V7 I If We ,. - . as . gr: OES f' f 91 f l rr. o A .W Compliments of Majors Mllk Cartage It J my is I-X 1 N l l ,-:,- T if x Q 1. Wendl Morrlson battles two Strasburg players lor the ball. 2. Amy Bratcher passes off the ball to a teammate. 3. Holly Dergert and Donna Slbley guard an opponent. 4. Ruth Dorkoff drives In for a lay- up. 5. Llsa Arney takes a jump shot from the key. 6. Players concentrate on the game wlth lntenslty. 7. Kathy Bredlger guards a West Holmes Knlght whlle Wendl Morrlson and Julie Goodman watch. 6. Llsa Arney attempts a lay-up while a Manchester player trles to block It. ,ff 1' Q f Q I . 'L . . M vig .... ,,,t ' t. e f' N W r eoree rfel H f : ist Y A ' ' t g .-'S ' H V as . ee y Huff. 'zz y 7 K A .1 . ' we at e Glrls' Basketball! 111 -I U C L vm Q 1121 Boys Track Flock Runs Awo A A FV .,:.., W-ML f ,, , R ikiikkliix- :say - Q . V W P' K J wifi' W M-,0,,,,,,:. ,rp m :ww .I . f M 5 - . . fitaifdziffy. 4.4 ,la :X , , - I 1 f fx, 3? NW: r 4 With A.0.C. Crow , . -qu. I 'ragga -af s I1 ' 6 Under Coaches Hennon and Binder, the track season set a new F.H.S. record with a 12-0 season. Frank Moulos and Ken DeBos represented Fairless at state competition in the pole vault while Troy Tressel qualified for both the 3200 and 1600 meter runs. 1. Ken Debos concentrates before making his vault. 2. Chris Zearley makes It safely over the bar. 3. Mike Cllne lets the shot put flyl 4. Greg Wlnkhart winds up for the release. 5. Jerry Ungashlck ls-almost-up and over. 6. Troy Tressel starts his kick. 7. Brad Offenbecher makes It over to land with a plop. B. These boys are off and ready for the race ahead. K 5 - A... .4 ,qw . . - 'C - . fb.-,f,Av.. Boys Track I 1 13 I' I I' A .L 5 x 0 E va I' 0 . n 7 I Price Qualifies . , , 1 wwf-'f'l-L V 1. i' 4. .. ' I ,Ig ff' 5 s 51: A . W ' ,A A ' f f-'ilrllifi , ,fr ' ', fri: jf f fa ' 1 1 I kQ.i,Q4,:f ,Q inf. W Q A ,,f .xr . . . , , V , W 'M 1 7 4' qV1f'w.' .Q N fem., rv . g 3pff.fsffz Xkif ,w,,,,,n-fs gwffy LW.-' -4 A W with 1 mx f li??J',:15f1ffTmiw'2s1a253.. H, . 'f'1i:NL?fi'3f:W ' L m, ,x,L. . ,,A Q , 55, ' .g . 'Lwi?f T2fg.+fY ,ix I . kg., b cgi. 1 1g.Lx.-ffsqrwg5'-f.+,,-'H ,, 'A 4' P-at f ,. 5 .1-Vvs, .4 ffl' A V, .V f. ,Q k J? V r :!ff5't9A'4if .- 1 f. -A -1-,.3,,'f-sr-V fe, s .. 'N--'W' si y :?'?'1!Ef!lVt1g-f....,..L'?'-W A ., .xi I 3 M.. --, ss, . ' .- f .. .N ar n., , Am 35-5-lf ,. gi, - For State iff 5 . For Coach Fogg, the 1981 season was marred with injuries. A small team to begin with, the girls managed to pull a 2-7 record. Tami Price was one bright spot, qualifying for state in the 100 yd. dash. 1. Frosh Jeanette Mullane takes one giant leap over the hurdle. 2. Sharon King throws the shot. 3. Bobbi Leach ls closely followed by a Tuslaw foe. 4. Wendy Fowler and Diane Pumneo take time out for some warm-up exer- clses. 5. Dlane Pumneo concentrates on her jump. 6. The shotput seems to be causing Jeanette Mullane some paln. 7. Carol lndorf ls almost ready to take the blg leap. 8. Gal ls the word these girls seem to be hearing. 116lBaseball Flock Records .o 81 0 w. 1133-126' , 1252: t P 52 X . X ,, Ms.. Af W. g - 1' A sis.. 2 1. The Falcon baseball team takes a rare time-out from the baseball diamond. 2. Coach Grlfflth cheers his team on to a vlctory from the thlrd base coachlng box. 3. Matt Hollinger warms up before aproachlng the batter's box. 4. The Falcon bench watches the actlon on the field. 5. Senior Larry Carter hurls the ball from the hlll. 6. Senior Dave Baker takes a savage cut at the ball. 7. First team A.O.C. Mike Berkey races across the plate to score another run for the Flock. 8. Todd Arney makes the out to retlre the side. ' Vs' .1 - f4l':5? f'35?s' ' with ,p k-N-1 H... 'Hr K4 '19 .ifv f , 5 55 5 Q 1 raise 5,3 .,, -, ,L -.4-QS: - A ,ni 'ci-.3 ., :gt :Q gf-'T , 'fagfzjjgsi X. -..s, ,K-, 1, .- ,lr ,L ' we ,kg,.,g,..g My M. 1 'f . fm., -QRSSI 2- 3. I -'Q ' 7, f ,, f 5m'Q,S x,'y gAsi ? -4 ,Abu . ., HA .gf , 1 V... - .X N , . T - sf? ff? ' X 'ftk ,'1,' fff- 1. we or rf- fs-L s- 'rg ii. -.milf I - ff.,,QJfxE'uAj.:. A,-f ,fri gil, ,:S44Q + W' N . -ft r ' ,. w ,-I gf: T 'mwfrgfbf , r if:-' 'uv ,.ffiw' f-av. A r, r-' '92 ,111 ' ,, jpnxgg '.3'1f '- ' -...M to .1 'Q li -3Mi'5'f'1 .4 ' , - - J. ' - . 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X , S-.. 5 . 3 4 '.,v...,, A f Falcon Yearbook This yeor's staff utilized many ideas throughout the book, along with incorporating spot color in many sections. Colored senior pictures were used for the first time this year, adding a new look to the yearbook. The 1980 yearbook took top honors in a losten's-sponsored contest and was selected the outstanding book in Northeastern Ohio. 120lYearbook Earns Honors 1. The senlor yearbook members. Lorl Drode, Stephanle Helllne. Dan Poth and Paul Talbott, gather outslde to enjoy the sun. 2. Dan Path ls busy at work developlng photographs. 3. Editor Lorl Drode enjoys working on yearbook assignments. 4. Tammy Burkhart draws layouts for herjunlor class section. 5. Paul Talbott tlnlshes cropping for the annual. 6. Underclass yearbook staff members Include Suzanne Hug, Nanette Nlver. Laurie Sompsel. Mellssa Plsanl, Kelly McAfee, Tammy Burkhart, Jennifer Neubauer and Julle Page. Yearbook! 121 URI- . Ugki , JM, Q ,X ff: 4 O.W.E. Members Learn And Earn Occupation Work Experience is for many students an unique experience, one that allows many to finish their high school education and at the same time to be part of the work world while still in high school. Their mornings are spent in school: their afternoons, at work. They learn and earn. Part of their learning experience is the planning of their annual banquet for students and employers: this year's banquet was held at Town and Country in Canton to honor both students and employers. 1. O.W.E. students concentrate on class before leaving for work. 2. Chris Miller relaxes in class, 3. O.W.E. members are ready for the work world. 4. Denzil Collins wears his O.W.E. jacket. like many of his classmates. 122fO.W.E. 2 l E 2 W B W gif . XX W is V 41 N g N .V ,.., A EN S FT 5 ,,,. V. . if 1 Ai up C 3 4-.sf Board Selects Top Teens Teen Board's function is to work within the guidelines established by the Canton Repository for the selection of the outstanding teens from F.H.S. each month. These selections then compete with teens from other Stark County Schools for the opportunity to be honored as Stark County Teens of the Month. 1. Members of the Fairless Teen Board discuss this month's eligible candidates. 2. Freshman Board member Bonnie Whitehead searches for a top teen. 3. Dale Dunlevy, the sophomore member, seems to enjoy his work on the Teen Board. 4. The 1981 Teen Board takes on the task of selecting the outstanding F.H.S. teens each month. 5. Mark Fortner checks over some applicants' credentials. Teen Board 1 123 V .eff sr. J it 'F 1 a.,.Jsv s ff' 3 i X' 4' ' SX...- ko .S .w Staff Members Face Deadlrnes Every month the members of the Falcon Review staff faced deadlines deadlines for page layouts for rough and for frnal copy Ctypewrrtten of coursej Puttrng together a newspaper every month rs no easy task dates ch after a story has been wrrtten projects are terminated and some Ideas frzzle before they get gorng but the F Review survived, provrdrng news and features every month 1 Everybody gathers around to inspect a copy of the Falcon Revrew when rt comes from the prrnter 2 Jennifer Neubauer editor and McAfee news editor, prepare their pages 3 Mark Seese checks over an artrcle 4 Lrsa Prcracchro takes some notes for a future artlcle 5 R staff members are famous for wandering the halls Crn search of news they sayb g k 3 W P1 -A, , 1-N3 K t , fN r I ,, Z fa. - F C il . .qc c ,A rf -sf .na -..gg .x.xX x 4 .Vg ,Z --6541 , 'M A 541, sr.. f' 5 'L O O Athletes Earn Varsity F Membershr p The members of Varsity F are really a hard-working group. Each of these people have earned at least one letter in a sport. The club of Varsity F gives the outstanding participants recognition for their achievements. 1. John Heather and Tom Beck meet fellow wrestler Wolfgang from West Germany. 2. Mike Cline eats a nourishing lunch so he can help the Flock put one In the wln column. 3. It's really hard to pln the active Varsity F club down. Varsity F1125 -. fa-, xr., S x.A R is fs, V Fairless Y-Teens The annual highlight of a Y-Teen member's year is the formal held in conjunction with other Stark County Y- Teen Chapters. Monthly meetings are held with a variety of programs to interest the many members. Y-Teen members and cabinet monthly select the Man-on-the-Move for recognition by the student newspaper. 126fY-Teens -u vi Join In Activities YN x .-My Q, l .4 - - -earrllis-.Ns 'xg' 4 X a N x x t 'nb llll su-.-.A . 1. Y-Teen members confer obout some up-coming plans. 2. The entire membership of Y-Teens gathers for Q picture. 3. Kym Reidenboch discusses her committee's report with fellow officers. 4. President Elaine Schneider holds on informol officers' meeting. 5. Y-Teen officers worked under the supervision of odvisor Mrs. Cindia. Y-Teensf127 'U ll s V :ur --. f K 'QQHQ N mfr'-sri l A il -his ,J Key Club Members Key Club members are willing to tackle just about any task placed before them. Their activities during the 1980-81 school year were varied and earned them some praise from students. The Key Club annually sponsors Basketball Homecoming. Their assistance is needed whenever the Bloodmobile comes to F.H.S. They do a great service during the winter when they help park cars during the basketball season. This spring they co-sponsored a trip to a Cleveland Indians ball game. 126fKey Club 41 ds GYMNASI .X 'L 1 Z I ackle Many Projects 1. Thls helpful student helps to keep the record board for wrestling current. 2. Key Club member Frank Moulos. Matt Hollinger, John Sklrtlch. Mark Fortner and John Heather flt thelr respective offlcer roles by carrylng out their dutles as assigned. 3. The Key Club members seem to enjoy themselves wherever they go. 4. John Skirtlch, Dean Nelson and Mark Fortner check out the Nautllus equlpment. 5. Mlke G Welsgarber take a well-deserved break. erber and Doug Key CIubl129 1... .QW - E: S K A gg QF k s yr M r g Q l -E A ,K i I 155' l 553353 r 2'-S .5 M. NM 'Bragg . , i intra., Y .1 X Library Cperates With Student Workers The library workers are the people to consult when you are lost in the stacks. They are always ready to assist student in the library. Their duties range from shelving books and magazines to checking in and out the materials selected b students and teachers. 1. Is Holly Dergert actually blowing bubbles in the library? That's incredible! 2. The library workers pull themselves away from their jobs for cn moment. 3. Lisa Arney works hard to keep the llbrary files straight. 4. Barb Gaut takes her work seriously-for oncel 1301 Library Workers STO ll, ...qs 2 l l E Ffa- Workers Volunteer Assistance Many students of Fairless High School volunteer their assistance by being either an A.V. worker or a cafeteria worker. Cafeteria workers help out by running the cash register, washing trays and by keeping the cafeteria clean. The A.V. workers help Mr. Cochran by keeping track of the A.V. equipment and by helping others who need assistance in operating the A.V. equipment. 1. Deon Nelson, Jeff Kleln, Erlc Hysong, Steve Mayne, Jeff Wright, Patty Wilson and Michelle Mlller comprise the A.V. workers. 2. Mark Harris seems to Ilke belng a cafeteria worker. 8. Thls bashful Iooklng group consisting of Mark Shlfflet, Mark Harris, Bill Pohovey, Tena Meyer, Barb Gout. Susan Sheperd, Dlane Pumneo, Llsa Gehring and Dan Mlller make up the cafeterlo workers. A.V. And Cafet'-ria Workersl131 1 A -fi if' .3 , . .K .-J X MW? fvbyy t,,, vig .4-.A . fs sr rf Ji' , I T. i T e 3 . ' Y N 4 J A.. gt I V gre. 'H ww . 5 I 'X r , as ., , . . ... - 1-in f ' ' Q it . f 1 'W' ' we A ' Q 4- ' ,-. V 1 llni.,, , in 7 Xfrif sf L.. ll STA??f l T . .... 2 it A , sp : , '- 1 I1 Workers Aid Guidance Office The guidance workers are very helpful to Mr. McLean and Mrs. Coen. They run errands for them and handle much of their busy work. The guidance workers also help out by learning to operate the OCIS terminal computer. You will always find a guidance worker rushing around from class to class trying to locate a certain student or students for guidance Cespecially during class registrationllj. 1. Bobby Drown looks very confused as Chrls Musacchio helps him in the guidance offlce. 2. Jennlfer Wells helds back a smile as she trles not to notice the camera. 3. Tammy Ferrell. Angela Skirtich, Jennifer Wells, Tommy Tormasl. Wendi Morrison. Jennifer Blgler and Chrls Musacchlo enjoy helping the guidance counselors. 4. Wendi Morrison glves the camera one of her ornery looks as she punches something into the computer. 132!Guidance Workers g will!! s- xzzfiff T f E xxx! ' KS it f T I fm fgkzi g , he -f v -5 X: 1' Q , if if URM , Students Gain Cffice E perience Many students of Fairless High School gain office experience by working in the office. They perform a variety of jobs that range from answering the telephone to ringing the bell for class changes. This office experience is valuable because students learn to handle many different situations and many different people. 1. Jennifer Neubauer looks very absorbed with sorting through the attendance cards. 2. Barb Gaut and Curt Shepler seem to be up to somethingl 3. Lucy Small could pass for a secretary as she takes down a telephone message. 4. This group of students volunteer their time and enjoy helping out In the hlgh school office. Office Workers I 133 Playhouse Takes Audience Falcon Playhouse is a very special organization, but there is another special group within the Playhouse. No, not the Waahs-Thespiansl In order to be a member of the International Thespian Board, certain requirements must be met. Candidates have to be a two-year member of Playhouse, thus each must be a sophomore. Also, at least 15 Thespian points must be earned by acting, dancing, or working on crews in the productions. From there, the members add up the points and climb to each degree until reaching Honor Bar at 60 points. 134lFalcon Playhouse Wir rf ' l g ' Y P ll f Q r l From The Fabulous 40's To Way Clut West 1. The Falcon Playhouse Dancers work hard to get that Barry Manllow numberjust rlghtl 2. Senior Playhouse members take tlme out from practice- once In a whlle. 3. Falcon Playhouse Thesplans look as good on film as they do on stage. 4. Falcon Playhouse seems to grow bigger and bigger every yearl 5. lt's slgn-In tlmel 6. Melissa Plsanl and Ruth Anne Numbers relax before dance practice. Falcon Playhousel135 dd' T , ..W,, 3 L I ,W . ,X fr K , T Chair Earns This year the Select Choir participated in many assemblies. They performed at Belden Village during Christmas, and sang a new traditional song on Class Day and at Graduation. The Select Choir received a rift in district and in state competition. wefchorf R .ff N.. f. .QM PN X' At State Contest 1. Kathy Bredlger. Lorl Stertzboch and Darlene Ehmer look enthuslastlc about the song they're slnglng. 2. Amy Dlotale smlles to herself In chalr. 3. These happy faces make up the 1980-81 Select cholr. 4. Jane Schnelder, Steve Popernack and Brad Offenbecher practlce hard for the sprlng contest. 5. These cholr members compose the Sunrlse Ensemble. Cholrl137 V. ----..--,... ,... ,. ,... ,....'. A K ..,...... 9-Q9 css, Band Performs The Super Blue Marching Machine had a very exciting year. Band officers Julie Fritz, Carla Viles, Mike Cline and Judy Woods, along with directors Mr. Crum and Miss Stavanna, helped the band to have a successful year. Award winners for the year were Judy Woods, with the John Philip Sousa Award, Mike Cline with the 1st chair award, and class award winners Laurie Sampsel, Ruth Ann Numbers and Joe Poloski. 138fBand if S. 'A 5 ' h .. . T f c cc iii r ' 5 f .1,,,, . 2 , . ' as T E 5 . - T -Q ' . .' X -. ,,,, , V xagdm 'AUS ...,iw-4 K 0 5, YHA . yi v g ,ft N J gm, 1- ff, ,g r c A 1 Under New Director 'WN --..-'L' I is 1. Tami Drage performs a silly, but cute dance during the half time show at a football game. 2. The Super Blue Marching Machine shows their stuffl 3. The band members proudly smile for a picture. 4. The concert band prepares for their spring pops concert. 5. Gary Kelley and Jlm Majors rehearse a duet. 6. Fred Ricer waits for his cue. 7. Band members Mike Cline, Joe Polaski, Judy Woods, Laurie Sampsel and RuthAnn Numbers received awards at the spring banquet. 6. Two members of the trombone section do a little extra practicing. l3andf139 A K i ,L'L Wi fi J . . si W. ,L jj . S, M if -X , V, kx,L ' '1 'A f ,all Q X V 2 .c L S gy vi E i . .,.. . : c . l f l l Student Council Activities Student Council's activities are a varied as its membership is large. Responsible for student assemblies, Student Council sponsored a talent show and a return of the popular Sunshine Express group. Giving recognition to the staff, they sponsored Teacher Appreciation Day: and to give students a greatly-need break in the routine, TREND Day was repeated. Hosting senior citizens, holding elections and conducting the day- to-day business were also some of the many activities of Student Council. 140!Student Council f 4 - ing w ,QF ,P 1. Q W1 :Efrl stiff vgauju: my 5 of 'Q I 'V' . if, it QL K ' f 'YE' ' g '. 'E K. 5: i' fi. 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Mr. Snyder gets a trim from Terri Kimble. 4. Chris Zearley, Mike Cline and Craig Tasseff comprise the Senior Trio who entertained at the talent show sponsored by Student Council. 5. Steve Popernack's music captures his attention and the applause of the audience. 6. Ziro Hecon band made for a grand finale at the talent show. 7. The Student Council officers get together to pose: Judy Woods, treasurer: Julle Page, recording secretary: Curt Shepler, president: Carla Viles, vice-president: and Alison Hoffa, corresponding secretary. 8. Beth Dulcie sings during the talent show. 9. The Student Council members find time to sit down and smile. Student Councill141 N.H.S. Recognize Q , . if f fi at J QE., i ' - A , A 4 5 .'0, ' L if Q 2 z 'feng aff , : 2 M E yi if WE his The honor of being a member of National Honor Society doesn't end with a tapping ceremony, an induction and a tea N.H.S. members are recognized at graduation, hold a banquet in the spring and are treated to a day away from F.H.S for an educational field trip. This year's banquet, held at the Holiday lnn in Massillon, featured speaker Doug Adair. 142fN.H.S. , -'F . ?l:n. !ff r S S -'fc A l ,g 1, 3 K QM .f K w -. f 1 it Q 0 an . gl, .sf .ff ' . rx ff? Il 7' , by , xg 4 . ' 5 ve ' V7 'I .IQ r S S of nfs--fu frs, Sfude-nfs' Scholastic Efforts 1. Jacqule Musacchia takes the plunge and enjoys the pool at Walsh. 2. These seniors were honored as the fall inductees of National Honor Society. 3. These two-year members of N.H.S. were tapped and inducted during their junior year. 4. Spring inductees took the pledge at the sprlng banquet at the Holiday Inn. 5. It's easy to see these N.H.S. juniors are enjoying their field trip to Walsh. 6. N.H.S. members llsten intently-both In school and , out. 7. Serving as officers for 1981-82, these newly-elected juniors are ready for all the hard work ahead. 8. Tammy Ferrell and Julie Frltz seem to thlnk the pool water's a bit chllly. N.H.S.l1-10 l -ss , S i 1 1? in Skiers Hit The Slopes The Fairless Ski Club enjoyed many fun and exciting days at Brandywine this winter. Under the leadership of Totten, ski club members eagerly awaited the first snow and the beginning of the skiing season. For a rental a lift fee, students had the opportunity to become skiers, graduates of the beginners' lessons and familiar with the of skiing. 1. Wendy Judd seems to be enjoying her day on the slopes. 2. Two F.H.S. skiers try not to get caught while chain skiing down the hlll. 3. l Ross demonstrates his keen abillty to snowplow on level ground. 4. The Falrless Ski Club members seem bored with warm summer weather. Carol lndorf prepares herself for an exciting day In the snow. 144lSki Club as rs :rr in - - 2 'ff K vq ' 3- J Come fd ffm' .51-XCVIQ I f9'ff?suXfA!S .Dance 3 ad N if 1 it . '21 W 4 I I .Q Variety Marks Year For F. . . The Future Homemakers sponsored many activities and contests this year, ranging from a cake decorating contest to dances and ribbon days. Led by advisor Mrs. Dawson and president Lucy Smail, the 1981 F.H.A. made their presence known throughout the school and the community. 1. Jennlfer Dlglnr and Chris Dralme help with the Dloodmoblle. 2. F.H.A. students gather together to smile for the camera and the annual yearbook photo. 3. Studs-nts show off their cakes decorated for a contest. 4. Slgns show the different actlvlties which were sponsored by F.H.A. this year. F.H.A.f145 F F Zhi ii' S Q S 1' A 'l M -jj- , ri, , r ife' Pride Shown By Spirit Boosters The members of Spirit Boosters worked hard all year to promote Blue Pride. Pep rallies, skits and hall decorations encouraged our teams on to victory. Our new Mascot Freddie the Falcon Fan gave the Spirit Boosters a hand. With strong leadership from underclassmen, this organization sponsored a successful dance for students with a band. dance contest and a variety of prizes. 1. Splrlt Boosters gather outside for aggroup shot. 2. Johnny Hughes tops a spirit pyramid. 8. Mlssy McCardle dresses up as a tourlst to collect money on Penny Plnch day. 4. Greg Vlnkhort and Danny Miller glve Freddie a welcoming hug. 146lSpIrIt Boosters llllll ' A if-,F H S , W 'Q N' ' S f I tri! N 1 A f L. nav 'i ev- 0 W I ,x Q' 'M X Cvlfqqw lil s 3 uf' ff 'i D - W A . T, 'I . . x X , , W .H M .L Q Q . , Nl JJ ,S X 31' i l '5- wi Math Scrence Learns How? and Why? Scientists need to know the how and why of things and the members of the Math-Science Club of F.H.S. are no exception Meeting after school under the guidance of Mr. Gruber these students explore their special areas of interest 1 Club members gather for an after-school meeting. 2. Danny Berlyoung and Fred Ricer get some of Mr. Gruber's expert assistance. 3. Steve Popernack and Maris Diekmann wait patiently for the meeting to get underway. 4. A cool breeze and the warm sun please the members of the Math Science Club as they pose for a photo. MothlScIence Clubf147 TiViTieS SSUQAUDV X X X X X X X X X XX X X ACHVXTXQS Homecoming The Fairless Student Council sponsored the 1980 Home- coming festivities. The theme of Those Were the Days, was elaborated upon during the cool October day. The afternoon was considered a total success with our lovely Queen Chris Abraham being crowned in a ceremony featuring antique cars and the 1960 Queen Jean Jacobs Fodor. The Queen and her Court were also honored with a Falcon victory over non- league foe Sandy Valley. To round out the day, a dance was held that evening in the cafeteria, which was decorated according to the theme. 1501 Football Homecoming znnrnq 5 Remembered - Those Were The Days ll C .eeeee '5 . . Q - 111 I' --'effing C . e YM J I2 'J C ' -fl e'v ' 5-1'fFt?f?ff5!'9llEl' 4Q'.'f2f'..gi W 5' Q 2 f .4 s .nammeumue 1. Beth Whitehead, junior attendant, was escorted by varsity defensive back. Jerry Ungashick. 2. Queen Chris Abraham's smiles were for the crowd and her escort John Sklrtich. 3. The 1980 Football Homecoming Queen and Court appear with the 1960 Queen, Mrs. .lean Fodor. 4. The sophomore attendant, Lisa Arney, rushed back from a vorslty volleyball tournament to appear with Randy Bing. 5. Dianne Pumneo, senior attendant. chose Greg Wlnkhart as her escort. 6. Elected by the freshman class as thelr attendant. Lori Wlnkhart was escorted by Chad Agnes. Football HomecomIngl151 Falcon Playhouse 1. The play opens with all actors singing Deep in the Heart of Texas. Shown here are Bill Pohovey and Jennifer Neubauer. 2. Julie Fritz and Carlo Vlles sing together in the musical OkIahome. 3. Steve Popernack plays the piano in Westward Ho! as Paul Talbott portrays Sostoic. 4. Mary Anne Levengood. Lori Stertzboch and Judie Snyder are all actresses in Westward Hal 5. A make-up crew member applies Paul Talbott's make-up before the play. ,lc T xc- .. gf xy- -s W Qs- -L , 1 ...,- -4 1. J.. ez, xv 5' 5 i Q .K Q, K X 1-'Q . .. . . m u W x was fr Q' Eg, , D' W f is N' 1 Mx 3 ,ff T E ,Fists L 'P 6 K Yi, . ar? , so -.x N: s Compliments of Lock, Stock, 6 Darrel --f --M... Q.. ..1,.,e 1-H..-1 -of eabw-g ' 152lFaIl Play 5 i I 5 x 2 t E . Y Q 3 , l f ..,,, W5 . Wi, IA 3 if L li X 3 Goes Way Out . . . E West! Y Y Falcon Playhouse had another rip-roaring success this fall with the dinner theater production of Falcon Playhouse Goes Way Out . . . West. The play ran on the nights of November 14 and 15. After chowing down on a frontier meal, the hombres and their ladies were headed to the auditorium and were greeted with the sounds of Deep in the Heart of Texas. The first act was Westward Ho! , a melodrama where the villain, Ralph Rotten, was defeated in the end. ' Then the Falcon Playhouse Dancers gave their rendition of the can-can. The famous and the infamous women of the old West shared their contributions to history in Wild West Women. Next was Annie Get Your Gun where Annie proved that women can do anything as well as a man. After that came a scene from OkIahoma. Ado Annie might not have gotten her man, but she had a real good time trying. The Playhouse Singers entertained the audience with western favorites. The end of the show was a reprise of Deep ln the Heart of Texas. Fall Playl153 1:7 sf A r Q2 7,1 W., 1' f -4 mr' 'ff l ak L ,4 ,M R gf.. X , 1- -+45 1f 1. Drlan Anstlne escorts the unsuspecting Wendi Morrison to the center of the gym. 2. The Queen and her court stand posed with their ceremonial roses. 3. Wendi Morrlson feelsjoyful as she opens her box with the red roses Inside. 4. Wendy Fowler ls led by Dean Nelson to the place of honor. 5. Llsa Sword ond her escort John Skirtich stand woiting for the big moment. 6. Wendi Morrison stands before her public while being serenaded. 7. Chris Zeorly and Karen Dlotole anrlclpote the revealing of the queen. B. Ellse Meyer and Dan Poth wait by the Falcon for the naming of the queen. 154lBasketball Homecoming Victory Makes 9 Homecoming Extra Special For Our Queen ' -guflff ...S an-1 wwf J 'IRES 'lil suing' nw. Y 8 farm mat ' v V . ., Q Y ch 8 . , 5 QB ' u M ' ' J , L kb..k,.k in 4 .5 fu ,5 1 . 1. ac' , Ki ew-r s 3 X 2, . ex . O A A - , it . K4-4 5 , Al 0, ff? 1 A. 'L 5 1 2 K F vu... K 2 A -Q. 2 ,wx 7 2. i A ix S la .SQ . Basketball Homecoming cere- monies for 1981 were slated for the night the Flock faced Man- chester. Our lovely queen Wendi Morrison was serenaded by senior Greg Schumacher's rendition of Lady, which was the theme for the homecom- ing. At the dance sponsored by the Key Club after the game. the music was provided by S.W.B. Electronics. Basketball Homecomlng!155 ln T W 1. Greg Schumacher and Matt Wald get Into their parts as Abbott and Costello. 2. Judie Snyder catches a fainting Dwayne Lallathln during a scene from Miracle at Morgon's Creek. 3. Playing the parts of Burns and Allen gave Clncly Hewltt and Scott Croskey a chance to re-Ilve old radio shows. 4. Enjoying a dance are Judie Snyder as Trudy and Erich Dominik as a soldier. 5. Baby Snooks, otherwise known as Julie Fritz, makes llfe mlserable for her father Paul Talbott and teacher Susle McGrath. 6. A new face on stage, Kathy Bredlger, waits to for the right moment to break into song. 7. The classic Casablanca is the scene shown here with Steve Popernack and Kelly McAfee. 8. Barry Mani- Iow's song Insplres -rhe Playhouse Dancers. i P. Bringing back the Fabulous '40's was Playhouse's spring production. Aided by the stage band and the return of graduates known as the Return Engagements the nights of May 22 and 23 found members of Playhouse bringing back memories of radio shows, big band music and unforgettable movies. Fabulous '4O' Remembered By Playhouse Spring Pla yl157 1. Dan Poth, with his date. is unique. even in a tux. 2. Seniors Mike Cline, Brian Anstine and Chris Zearley relax with their sophomore dates, Tina Kohlmeier, Lisa Arney ond Allison Gander. 3. Scott Piciacchla and Michelle Lodich dance with the crowd. 4. Curt Shepler, Tammy Ferrell. Mike Heck- athorn and Vicki Foutty enjoy the prom. 5. Wind- fall makes music. 6. Jacquie Musocchio and Jerry Davis are caught off guard by the camera. 7. Everyone is boogie-Ing down to Windfall. 1561 Prom im... Compllments of Kovac Cllnlc - l II Juniors Provide An Evening ln Paradise The Fairless Junior-Senlor Prom was held May 16, 1981, at the Canal Fulton Dinner Theatre. The prom-goers enjoyed a smorgasboard before the dancing began. Prom festivities began at 8:00 p.m. when the band Windfall began to play. The juniors had promised a splendid time for all, and no one was disappointed. Prornl159 1.1 Fun Night, sponsored by the junior class, was held a week before the prom on May 9 at the Jewish Center in Canton. Activities included ping pong, pool, swim- ming from 9-11 and basketball in the gymnasium. Juniors and seniors danced and listened to the music of Chaser while munching potato chips and hot dogs. 1. Steve Mayne plans hls strategy. 2. Kelly Raff, Loretta Baker, Beth Balyeat and Sharon Lewis enjoy themselves after swlmmlng. 3. Everyone ls having fun. 4. Couples crowd the dance floor. 5. Loretta Baker, Mike Ratt and Jeff Klein watch the dance floor. 6. The crowd dances on. 7. Connle Payne and her date enjoy their evening with Donnette Blckford and Scott Wlles. 8. Peggy Blythe and Graydon Wohlheter take a rest from dancing. 60lFun Night And Prom 1 1' R-.f R . E 5 J 5 'N PX-4 Fun Night And Prom Are Speciol Times For Juniors And Seniors lily. 1. Cralg Tasseft and Penny Bricker are hon- ored for their 4.0 grade point averages. 2. Mr. Youngman presents the Brldeweser Awards to Amy Bratcher and Matt Hol- llnger. 3. Mlke Cline. Mark Gaynor, Penny Brlcker and Chrls Zearly are recognized for thelr achievements in Spanlsh, Art, scholar- shlps and sclence and government. 4. Cap- turlng the Outstanding Boy and Glrl awards and the PrlncIpaI's Award are Craig Tasseff. Carla Vlles and Curt Shepler. 5. The Thespls from the drama department was shared by Greg Schumacher and Julle Fritz. 6. BIII Pohovey, student counciI's out- standlng student: Paul Talbott, wlnner of the Regents' Scholarship for 51000, and vo- cal muslc students Elalne Schnelder and Greg Schumacher receive recognltlon. 162lClass Day 5 1 I Students' Accomplishments .ms A l FYINUI ' f' lf' , lr. .l 'Lf .7 ,x X xi f ti i 4 l .1 3. 'tt s Q.. . ' Recognized wi Class Day is held each year to honor students who have accomplished much during their years at F.H.S. Depart- mental awards as well as athletic aw'ards and scholar- ship recipients are honored by students and faculty alike. Awards that are much coveted are the Outstanding Boy and Outstanding Girl who are selected by the staff of F.H.S. The Principal's Award goes to a student who best represents F.H.S. Class Day!163 Graduation for the class of '81 will be a day long-remembered by members of the class and their families. Junior pro- cessional leaders, the choir and the band added their assistance in making the day a special one for the graduates. Class speakers were selected by the class and the staff. For their contributions to F.H.S., the class of '81 will be remem- bered. 1. Senior glrls await their entrance cues. 2. Mr. Cline makes some last-minute checks on the graduates. 3. Dean Nelson and John Heather final- lze some plans. 4. The Class of '81 receives audi- ence applause. 5. Angle Skirtich and Frank Moulos enter through the arch. 6. Chrls Abraham receives her diploma. 7. The choir offers a selection. 8. Craig Tasseff dreams about the future. 9. Leanne Doll presents her speech to the class. 10. Mike Cllne addresses the audience. 164lCommencement X er 0. 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