Fairless High School - Falcon Yearbook (Navarre, OH)

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-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

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-. 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

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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