Fairless High School - Falcon Yearbook (Navarre, OH)

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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

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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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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