Fairmont West High School - Dragon Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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Discussing ideas for a meeting president Terry Oswalt and adviser Bruce Hobbs laugh at a joke told by another member. Enthusiasm for making money at the home- coming car wash shown here by senior mem- bers Bruce Reiger and Randy Stull. Junior members Nick Harshbarger, Paul Le- wis, Jim Hooke, John Russell, Stacey Van Houten discuss the annual breakfast. 92 FCA 51 .ex

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gf-we . gamma sm-ss w. QL. ,.,. . ,,.. . Discus thrower, Tim Zechar, winds up for Displaying his excellent form John Pitstick his throw, demonstrating perfect form. takes a practice run before the race begins x Q59 3- .gf - ' K . W slllfrol Front row: Steven DuRose, Ken Grecco, Mike McAvoy, Jim Horwath, Robert Wat- son, Jeffrey Schelling, Timothy Zechar, Michael Wakeman, Mike Shumard, Gregory Kurtz. Row 2: Lucio Manzo, Dave Ulmer, Rusty Coen, Jeff Corron, Johnothan Thom- as, Jeffrey Lecklider, Steven Strathearn, Mark Smalley, Scott Weis. Row 3: Roger McCready, Dave Meyer, Chris Hole, Ken Harper, Paul Lewis, Christopher Cunning- itll ham, Nick Harshbarger, Craig Daganhart, Guy Roth. Row 45 John Hilton, Dean Tea- ford, Randolph Morton, Tim McClain, John Pitstick, Patrick Balster, Jim Eckley, Jeff Johnson, Johnothan Emmons. Row 5: Pat Sullivan, Tony Scurlock, Mark Kramer, Mike Houck, Stephen Bull, John Knight, John Smith, Robert Horwath, Johnothan Hoeflinger. Back row: Coach Kritzer, Coach Vorpe,JohnWalther,Steve Miller, Mike Doty.

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Adding girls initiates new era in FCA Fellowship of Christian Athletes started the year with something new. Title IX had its effects on FCA in '77, This entitled any girl to a member- ship. 'Adding girls really helped the club out with activities, stated senior member Phil Penwell. Selling Halloween insurance high- lighted the fall activities. This guar- anteed the holder clean-up after Halloween. A homecoming car wash brought many members together. With money from this FCA donated fruit to the senior citizens. Mini-conferences added something to FCA that most clubs do not have. Besides their weekly meetings they played volleyball, basketball and var- ious other sports. This helped every- one get acquainted in a different way. exclaimed Willy Silverii. Although the meetings had limita- tions because of the energy crisis, members reunited in the spring shar- ing ideas and watching movies of the Olympics. FCA is a good club be- cause we can express our own feel- ings, Nick Harshbarger said. Meeting prominate athletes was the best part of the National Confer- ence. Attending this meeting helped me get ideas for our meetings. The conference was at Dennison Univer- sity, said Terry Oswalt. Concluding the 1977 year, FCA in- vited any ,athlete to their annual breakfast. Terry Oswalt served as pres- ident, Paul Lewis, vice-presidentp Jim Hooke, treasurer, Stacey Van Houten, secretary, Nick Harshbarger and Mark Kramer, committee chairman. Sophomore Sharon Anderson and Anne Britt talk about an upcoming track event while waiting for the meeting to start. Vice-president Paul Lewis and treasurer Jim Hooke help FCA make money for the fruit to donate to senior citizens. xxyxkwi X gigs N gait X .N ,.i x X . K .iiQ1..1iL zisibk, .T 'aku st, 1,5 ,. A 1 te. Q-mf-.s--fa-er, - -V if ,V ., , ,.s-.-,ms fs: fs, ,gs it F.-.Jr-tv W . -New' . 1 'I'-: 2- '- Rx FCA 93