Fairview High School - Flicker Yearbook (Fairview Park, OH)

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Quiz Bee The Quiz Bee is an annual competition between Fairview and other schools in the Southwestern Conference on knowledge of current events. Twelve questions are asked each of the six students in an assembly before the senior high. Last year Fairview was second to Rocky River by two points, 52 to 54. I 5 555 ' ' s l Xw 'ESV' f Junior Red Cross First Row: A. Springborn, J. Haviland, J. Kovach, S. Reed, J. Minderhout, N. Johnson, L. Razem. Second Row: J. Hanson, N. Fetzer, S. Spahr, S. Morrell, C. Stamatis, D. Carroll, F. Marcell, B. Lagai, P. Garrett, S. Roberts, J. Cause, B. Black. By sending things to other countries, hos- pitals, and homes the Junior Red Cross, under the direction of Miss Gibbs, has been living up to their motto of: We earn, we learn, we care, we share: We Serve. Al- though there are no specified times for meet- ing, the Junior Red Cross is always ready to help when and where it is needed. First Row: S. Heege, S. Wisniewski, S. Auerbach, J. Copeland, D. Handlir, N. Bode, S. Kinkelaar, L. Woda. Second Row: G. Manganello, T. Truby, M. Rholf, R. Dattilo, H. Marcum, D. Root, J. lmhoff, J. Leonard, B. Miller. X J

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Current Events Club The aim of the Current Events Club is to promote better understanding of the world's problems. To further this aim, the club is affiliated with the Cleveland Jr. Council on World Affairs, and members attend programs sponsored by the coun- cil. Also, two members are sent to Washington and the United Nations each spring by the P.T.A. Highlight of the year was the Model United Nations Assembly of which Roger Riffer was the Secretary General, Jr. Current Events First Row: D. Rhodes, L. Chrysler, K. Bed- narchuk, J. Imhoft, M. Sweeney, C. Cal- vitti. Second Row: Miss Chalfant, Advisor, B. Null, M. Miller, P. Baxter, K. Bender, J. Clark, J. Funk, J. Snead, M. Guth Third Row: S. Boyd, J. Chaloupka, B. Nuss D. Colbrunn, P. Maximuke, R. Riffer, L Jurisch, l.. Feitz. 1 First Row: Bob .Nuss, Vice-Presidentp R Riffer. Second Row: J. Snead, M. Miller, B. Null, Presidentf M. Guth, M. Sweeney.

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F O I C A 0 F.T.A. which serves to help the teachers any way possible and to prepare any of its members for a future career in teaching, consists of all girls and boys in the tenth through twelfth grades who are interested. The group meets on the first and third Thursdays of each month to talk about teaching and to work on service projects, First Row: A. LaNasa, L. Razem, S. Crone, S. Branigin, J. lmhoff. Second Row: J. Bednar, J. Chamberlain, L. Carr, N. Morris, S. Midnight, S. Rademaker. Third Row: F. Mendez, E. Triana, B. Campbell, J. Minderhout, B. Toth, B. Petras, E. Stamatis. First Row: J. Pape, E. Consilio, P. Mancini, B. Laurie, H. Doolittle, S. Brownsberger, J. Wyman, B. Morgan. Second Row: M. Schmid, S. Phillips, L. Heege, M. Scheuer, M. Shumaker, A. Krist, N Larson, S. Dzurec. Third Row: E. Murdock, W. Burris, G. Cassel, L. Jurish, A. Sissman, S. Irwin 5. Abbott, J. Luxford. 1 . +1 4' '90, 'iT 4- 196' Q' 'O . e lim , S - ' ll'W.lA.ol7, 070' fo, V. M.. f Q 'ft' ' 6' C043- Ogye ogy gl 01 2 if Qifec ,jc 6. 4160. ' D 8 o,, O , . 0606 First Row: B. Behlke, C. Marquard, R Noble, J, Wortman, L. Purcell, C. Stama 'tis, J. Trainer. Second Row: T. Razem, P Saarinen, S. Roberts.'J. Doolittle, B. Doller, G. Alderman, N. Fetzer, L. Chrysler Third Row: K. Carr, K. Bednarchuk, R Earl, V. Beran, S. Morrell, S. Boyd, B Besserer, J .Hill.