Fairview High School - Warrior Yearbook (Sherwood, OH)

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Warrior-War Whoo Staff ROW 1: C. Seibert, K. Miller, C. Kroa, C. McClure, D. Kuhn, K. Hill, J. Sprow, T. D. Case, B. Mack, D. Mills, C. Snyder, Mr. Rupp, E. Cordova, B. Pritchard. ROW 2: ley, G. Miller, P. Sponseller, P. Jacob, C. Mathes, B. Mast, L. Ebersole, R. Businger. C. Doeden, P. Long. Sanchez, B. Don- ROOF: War Whoop Reporters ROW 1: J. Reynolds, K. Westrick, T. Hemenway. ROW 2: T. Bashor, B. McClure, K. Miller, M. Oskey, L. Singer, M. Gonzales, K. Wineland, J. Hill, J. Crites, C. Davis, D. Freeman, P. Wheeler, P. Hageman. 60

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Language Club ROW 1: M. Bok, J. Shininger, M. Gonzalez, Mrs. Day, D. Bauer, K. McGaharan, K. Westrick, P. Brinck, M. Hammond, J. Sprow. ROW 2: L. Singer, M. Ludeker, K. Donson, P. Johnson, C. Wendling, S. Daught- ery, V. Michaels, M. Bair, D. Bostater, G. Bauer, M. Hasselschwert, K. Hill. ROW 3: C. Renollet, D. Rosebrock, C. Orcholski, D. Hurtig, P. Hageman, G. Rieke, J. Forrest, K. Miller, B. Baden, C. Hart, T. Miller, C. Ball, D. Thomas, M. Singer, L. Shininger, B. Baden, S. Singer, B. Wendling. At the beginning of the year, new French, Latin, and Spanish members ' were sold to older members at a Roman Slave Auction. Each slave had to speak in his foreign tongue and display his talents. The slaves went to the highest bidders and were in bondage for twenty-four hours. Mr. Wagler shared with the club his experiences in Greece, the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Italy, and Yugoslavia. The Club observed the culture of peo¬ ple living abroad and became aware of the existing contrasts and barriers. In April the club hiked to the park and enjoyed a picnic in celebration of a year completed and the development of a better understanding of the people that make the world. Our hope is that in the future all social barriers may be dis¬ solved and that peace and understanding may become realities. 59

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Varsity Club FRONT ROW: B. Mosier, M. Singer, S. Roberts, D. English, B. Suffel. ROW 2: T. Hubbard, A. Shininger, L. Saylor, M. Bashor, D. Thomas, P. Stuckey, P. Baerlin, M. Mosier, M. Rath, J. Jacob, J. Knisley, M. Ester, M. Koch, Mr. Whalen. ROW 3: B. Peter, A. Hanna, S. Hemmenway, D. Doeden, T. Schlosser, T. Petrone, T. Miller, C. Ball, J. Bergman, L. Morrison. The Varsity Club is for any young man winning a varsity letter. The purpose is to promote athletics and sportsmanship with assistance from the administration and the community. The club project was t o buy individual and team trophies for deserving Fairview athletes which will be presented at the Boosters All-Sports Banquet. A project for the future will be to help lower the cost of sending the cheerleaders to summer camp. In the past the Varsity Club has met very little and sponsored very little, but it is hoped that in the future the organization will be more meaningful. By buying sweaters or special jackets, holding initiations, meeting in the evenings, holding swimming and skating parties with dates and charging dues to the club, it is hoped to instill more interest and meaning to the Varsity Club. 61