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IIJIJPJ’ 4 ,’ i - F AIR VIE w APACHfS Our eyes see so much that is our today But will soon be our yesterday Time flows on within and without you We mature We learn Then we leave to reach for something more. The days go before our eyes; yet we don ' t even think of them as days we are losing The world is being pressed in our hands But today there are bells and assignments ... A few minutes of quiet between classes. Concentration Relaxation We, the staff of the Warrior, present the 1970-71 school year to you, 1 %y h -u F j Jam 1 fg§ SSsm Bji fit to Nv T i Vf fli fl TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRA TION AND FACULTY . 4-19 SENIORS . 20-36 JUNIORS . 37-40 SOPHOMORES . 41-45 FRESHMEN . 46-49 ORGANIZA TIONS . 50-81 SPORTS . 82-108 ADVERTISEMENTS . 109-150 We the members of the 1970-71 Warrior Staff dedicate this edition of the WARRIOR to MIGNON AND DALE SANDER. Many years of dedication were in their teaching careers. Now as they retire from teaching, we, the staff, would like to pay them one last small tribute. Published by The Warrior Staff of the Fairview High School Sherwood ' Ohio Volume 13 ADMINISTRA TION AND FACULTY FAIRVIEW SALUTES TWO MR. DALE SANDER Geography, W. History, Econ. and Sociology. Mr. Sander graduated from high school at Madrid, Iowa. He attended Palmer Jr. College at Albany, Missouri. He taught for two years at Hopkins, Missouri. For the next two years, he attended Drake University at Des Moines, Iowa. Mr. Sander enrolled at Elon College in North Carolina where he served as student football coach. He then taught at Winston-Salem, North Carolina. It was at this time Mr. Sander decided to go into the ministry. He then served three years in a church in Reedville, North Carolina. In 1936, Mr. Sander was appointed as principal at the Washington Twp. School in Ney. He served in this position until 1958. In 1958 Mr. Sander was appointed as assistant superintendent and guidance counselor at Fairview Hi gh School. In 1968 Mr. Sander requested to return to full time teaching and turned the guidance responsibilities over to Mr. Mountz. Mr. Sanders comments were: “The greatest rewards in teaching are realized when a teacher becomes aware of the achievements of his former students, Youth has been a part of our lives and it has been a joy to watch them grow. I will miss the associations with the student body and the many activities of the school program. I will ever be grateful to the fine relationship with both the administration and faculty which has made working in the system a very pleasant experience. As for the future, I have many hobbies and I am not concerned about having too much time on my hands.” 4 DEDICATED TEACHERS warn Mrs. Sander was born in Meron, Indiana, where her parents were both college professors. After graduation from the eighth grade, she moved to Albany, Missouri, where she graduated from high school and attended col¬ lege. Her final year of college was completed at De¬ fiance College. Mrs. Sander says education” has been our way of life. She went on to state: It has been a most reward¬ ing career and if the time comes when I’ll live in the past, then I’ll have a future to enjoy. Many have asked if I intend to travel now and do all the things I wanted to do but didn’t have the time to do. My answer - we’ve always traveled and I’ve always done all the things I wanted to do - paint, handcrafts, worked in the church and community, so I intend to go right on living a full life, but probably not by the clock. I never dreaded a day of school, and this has been possible because of my work with a fine administration and a fine group of teachers. This would not be complete unless I also gave credit to youth, and the majority of them have earned my respect and admiration. I’m most pleased that I chose teaching as my career.” Mr. Jones’ statements relative to Mr. and Mrs. Sander were: Our school system has been better because of the many contributions Mr. and Mrs. Sander have made to it. They have been loyal dedicated teachers with a sincere interest in the welfare of our students. At no time have they placed their personal welfare ahead of the school system. They are fine people and both can feel their jobs have been well done.” 5 SUPERINTENDENT HEAP BIG POW-WOW IN THE CHIEF’S WIGWAM! Mr. Breisinger, Mrs. Schulte, Supt. Darrell Jones (Chief), and Alice Sims. Concern and sincerity have helped Mr. Darrell Jones succeed in accomplishing his goals for the Central Local School District. Consulting with the Board of Education on ever-present problems, offer¬ ing aid and advice to students, and taking pride in school activities are fitted into his active schedule. Perplexed students feel welcome in Mr. Jones’s office as he explains the curriculum and discusses school policies freely. Mr. Jones also demonstrates the, fine Apache spirit in our community which makes us very proud to have him as Superintendent. The students of FHS gratefully acknowledge the unselfish time and effort Mr. Jones has given to make our school a success. Mr. Smith, otherwise known as Central Local’s “Dear Abby,” serves coffee to his No. 1 speech topic, Mr. Jones. 6 PRINCIPAL Now let me think here a minute. Mr. Breisinger, with his outstanding qualities of congeniality, willing cooperation and interest, is able to accomplish the complex task of coordinating the diversified units which make up Fairview High School. As the edu¬ cational head of learning institution, the prin¬ cipal must supervise the instructional program and work with groups such as the Music and Athletic Boosters. He demonstrates the Apache spirit as a representative of the administration at school events. With his continually reaf¬ firmed interest in students and his “tell it like is” attitude, Mr. Robert W. Breisinger measures up to the demand of the principal job. ' Oh, happy day! 7 SCHOOL BOARD FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Elmer Clinker, Robert Joost, Clerk; Edgar Baker, John Pendleton, Vice-President, Robert Heisler, and Francis Singer, President, Social Studies and Dramatics MR. DEAN EDWARDS B. S., Ashland College English II and Personal English MRS. SHIRLEY FRITZ B. S., Defiance College English I and II B. A. , Adrian College Social Studies MR. WARD FRITZ B. S. , Defiance College M. A. , Bowling Green State University Science and Physiology MR. SERENUS BRUGLER B. A. , Defiance College French and Spanish MRS. VICTORIA DAY Kent State University and Bowling Green State University English III and IV MRS. CAROLE CRAMER B. S., M. A. , Bowling Green State University Biology and Health MR. ROBERT DEITRICK, B. S. Defiance College, M. A., Bowling Green State 10 BS|i Math and General Science MRS. GLORIA MILLER B.S., Ohio State, M. S. , Indiana University Guidance Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing MR. DONALD KRETZER B. S., Bowling Green State University i Math and Science 1 MR. JAMES MILLER B.S., Bowling Green State University M. A., Indiana University MR. PETER MOUNTZ B. S. , DePauw University M. A., St. Francis 11 Vocational Home Economics Business Education MRS. IRENE STRUBLE B. A. , Ball State University Boys ' Physical Education MRS. EILEEN SWEEBE B. S., Bowling Green State University Girls’ Physical Education MR. KENNETH WHALEN B. S. , M. A. , Bowling Green State University MRS. MARY WILLIAMS B. A. Defiance College MR. DOUGLAS RUPP B. A. , Adrian College Vocational Agriculture II and III MR. DAVID POULSON B. S., Ohio State University Vocal Music MRS. JUNE SCHULTE B. S., Defiance College English I and II MISS MYRA NOLAN B. A., Huntington College Business Education y Instrumental Music MR. EDWIN HERROON B. S., Bowling Green State University Vocational Home Economics MRS. FLORENCE HUSTED B. S., Purdue University Library MRS. PEGGY JOHNS B. S., Bowling Green State University Vocational Agriculture I and IV MR. LYNN KLECK B. S., Morehead University 14 BUS DRIVERS Mr. Howard Vail. E. Rosebrock, J. Miller, D. Edwars, L. Hetrick, K. Laffin, A. Richardson, R. Heisler, R. Ebersole, and E. Lawson. CUSTODIAN Mrs. Mary Dull and Mrs. Dorthy Jackman. COOKS 15 r, Mrs. Alice Sims Mr. Russell Heisler Mrs. Muriel Motter BOOKKEEPER CUSTODIAN 16 Math wasn ' t my major, We must have some very interesting books in our library. Now where did I put that? Too many cooks spoil the broth The Sleeping Beauties of Central Local. Knock three times ... No letter from Raquel again. We ' re having a quiz to¬ day. ” Excedrin headache No. 71. 18 SENIORS TOMORROW’S LEADERS President - MARV BERGMAN Vice President - STEVE ROBERTS Secretary-Treasurer - BEV WIRTH CLASS OF 1971 1 20 PRESENTING THE Francis Aschliman Karen Baden I wonder if anyone else Susan Baden Paul Baerlin Donald Baker T “; — « Gregory Balser Michael Bashor Georganna Bauer tl CL A SS OF 1971 knows what he ' s talking about. Gina Bayliss Martin Beattie Marvin Bergman Janice Bok Franklin Boroff Kenneth Boyd Gregory Brenner Larry Brinck 21 4 David Delgado Victoria Dell Naomi Dennison 22 Wanda Dix David Doeden Brenda Dull SENIORS REMEMBER THE PAST. . . Kathaleen Ensign Candace Farr Michael Fillman Marlene Flory Paul Font Roger Ford Fairview Deborah Freeman 4 gesundheit! Michael Gorrell . . . LIVE THE PRESENT Marilyn Gowins Carl Grandey George Ann Gray Douglas Grine James Guilford Mary Guilford 24 Patricia Hageman Catherine Hammon Connie Haver Bruce Heater Robert Heisler Robert Hellemn Cynthia Hubbard John Jacob Charles Karacson Pat Kieffer Michael Koch Terrence Kolb 25 Michael Kozumplik Ronald Kuhn Brett Kutzli Remember Margaret Ludeker Thomas Luderman Susan Mack 26 Paul Myers Ellen Nusbaum these scenes and faces? Mary Os key Tom Pendleton Brad Peter Bonnie McClure Gary Meyers Victoria Miller 27 Anthony Petrone Virginia Plummer Becky Rath . . . PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE Pamela Rath Marty Reagle Do you think they see us? Norma Rosebrock Gene Rucker Steven Roberts Gregory Romes Ronald Snider Cynthia Snyder Donna Stephens t David Stevenson Janice Stickney Barbara Strube Patrick Stuckey Robert Suffel Janet Taggart Daniel Thomas Kenneth Thompson Michael Timbrook ! 30 AUTOGRAPHS SENIOR ACTIVITIES FRANCIS ASCHLIMAN ... Fat Head, Track 2,3. Box 197, Sherwood, Ohio. KAREN BADEN ... Pep Club 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; En¬ semble 1,2,3,4. Route 1, Sherwood, Ohio. SUSAN BADEN ... Susie, FTA 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3, 4; GAA Basketball Team 2,3,4; GAA Volley¬ ball Team 1,2,3,4; GAA Track Team 3,4; GAA Bowling Team 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3, 4; Madrigal Singer 4; Intramurals 4; Librarian 4; GAA Vice President 4. Box 145, Sherwood, Ohio. PAUL BAERLIN ... Wally, Chorus 2,3; Soloist 3; In¬ tramurals 1,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Track 3; Cross Country 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Gold Medal Wrestling 2,3,4. Route 2, Edgerton, Ohio. DONALD BAKER ... Hawk, Chorus 1,2,3; Varsity Club 4; Baseball 3,4; Track 1; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Cross Country 3; Student Council 4. Box 112, Sherwood, Ohio. GREG BALSER ... Bowse, FFA 1; Chorus 1; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. Route 2, Hicksville, Ohio. MICHAEL BASHOR ... Bag, Intramurals 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Fodt- ball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Class Officer 3; Homecoming Escort 4. Route 1, Sherwood, Ohio. GEORGANNA BAUER... Georg, FTA 3,4; GAA 1, 2,3,4; GAA Volleyball Team 2,3,4; Pep Clubl; Language Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4; Band Librarian 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,4; Intramurals 4; Girls’ Glee Club 2. Route 1, Defiance, Ohio. GINA BAYLISS ... GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Basketball Team 3,4; GAA Bowling Team 4; Pep Club 1; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1; Cheerleader 1,4; Band Council 2; Sax Quartet 2. Box 32, Sherwood, Ohio. MARTIN BEATTIE ... Colonel, FFA 1,3,4; Wrest¬ ling Manager 1. Route 1, Sherwood, Ohio. MARVINL. BERGMAN... Marv, Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Madrigal Singer 2, 4; Intramurals 1,3; Varsity Club 3,4; Track 2,3, 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Chorus Accom¬ panist 1,2,3,4; Chorus Co-President 3, Chorus President 4; Band Council 3,4. P. O. Box 155, Ney, Ohio. JANICE BOK ... FHA 1,2,3; FTA 4; Chapter Home¬ maker Degree 2; Junior Homemaker Degree 1. Route 1, Sherwood, Ohio. FRANKLIN BOROFF ... Neal, Box 121, Sherwood, Ohio. KEN BOYD ... Sherwood, Ohio. GREG BRENNER... Charlie Hustle, FTA 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 2,3; Madrigal Singer 2,3; Varsity Club 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Golf 1,2; Scholarship Team 1; GMC All-Conference Baseball. Box 106, Ney, Ohio. LARRY BPJNCK ... Weeson, FFA 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Football 4. Route 3, Hicksville, Ohio. DLANE CARLIN ... Di, FHA 1,2,3,4. Route 1, Ney, Ohio. DARLENE CARYER ... FTA 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Basketball Team 1; GAA Bowling Team 4; Pep Club 1; Language Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Madrigal Singer 4; Soloist 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Chorus Accompanist 1,2,3, 4; Chorus Vice President 4; Chorus Librarian 3. Route 1, Sherwood, Ohio. DAVID CONNELLY ... Dave, Basketball 1; Scholar¬ ship Team 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Officer 2,3. Route 2, Edgerton, Ohio. FRANK COY ... Toady, FFA 1,2,3; Wrestling 3; Gold Medal Wrestling 3. Box 82, Mark Center, Ohio. DOUG CRITES ... Mark Center, Ohio. JODY CRITES ... Jo, FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Vice Presi¬ dent 4; Junior Homemaker Degree 1; Chapter Homemaker Degree 2; State Homemaker De¬ gree 4; War Whoop Staff 3,4; Warrior Staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Ensemble 1,2; Intramurals 4; Scholarship Team 4; Librarian 3; Delegate to Buckeye Girls ' State 3; Girls ' Glee Club 1. Route 1, Ney, Ohio. KEN CRITES ... Crites, FFA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Football 1. Route 1, Mark Center, Ohio. CHERYL DAVIS ... Bunkie, FHA 1,2,3,4; Junior Homemaker Degree 1; Chapter Homemaker De¬ gree 2; State Homemaker Degree 4; GAA 1,2,3, 4; GAA Volleyball Team 4; Pep Club 1; War Whoop Staff 3,4; Warrior Staff 4; Intramurals 4; Librarian 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4. Route 4, Bryan, Ohio. CHRIS DELAGRANGE ... Route 2, Hicksville, Ohio. DAVE DELGADO ... FFA 1; Language Club 3; Intra¬ murals 1,2,3; Track 1; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Scholarship Team 3. Route 1, Defiance, Ohio. VICKIE DELL ... FTA 3,4; GAA 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1, 2,3; Scholarship Team 3; Clarinet Quartet 4. Route 1, Box 87, Defiance, Ohio. NAOMI DENNISON ... Shorty, FHA 2; War Whoop Staff 4; Warrior Staff 4. Box 293, Sherwood, Ohio. WANDA DIX ... Wanda, Route 1, Ney, Ohio. DAVE DOEDEN ... Trick, Varsity Club 3,4; Base¬ ball 2; Track 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3. Box 292, Sherwood, Ohio. BRENDA DULL ... Route 1, Defiance, Ohio. KATHALEEN ENSIGN ... Injun, FHA 2,3,4; Junior Homemaker Degree 3. Box 55, Sherwood, Ohio. CANDY FARR... Candy, FTA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; GAA Basketball Team 1,2,3,4; GAA Volley¬ ball Team 1,2,3,4; GAA Track Team 4; GAA Bowling Team 3; Pep Club 1; Language Club 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3; Band Li¬ brarian 3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Ensem¬ ble 4; Madrigal Singer 4; Intramurals 4; Band Ensemble 3. Route 5, Tittle Rd. , Defiance, Ohio. MICHAEL FILLMAN ... Slim, Band 1,2; Stage Band 1,2; Intramurals 2,3; Wrestling Manager 3. Route 5, Defiance, Ohio. MARLENE FLORY ... Myrtle, FHA 1; GAA 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Chorus 4. Box 525, Sherwood, Ohio. PAUL FONT ... Route 4, Bryan, Ohio. ROGER FORD ... R. G. , FFA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,4; Intramurals 1,2. Box 22, Farmer, Ohio. DEBORAH FREEMAN ... Deb, GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Volleyball Team 4; GAA Track Team 4; War Whoop Staff 3,4; Warrior Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Corona¬ tion Attendant 1; FFA Queen 3,4. Route 3, Hicksville, Ohio. MIKE GORRELL ... Gorilla, Route 1, Mark Center, Ohio. KAY GOWINS ... Killer Kay, Route 4, Bryan, Ohio. CARL GRANDEY ... FFA 1; Band 2; Intramurals 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Football 4. Route 2, Hicksville, Ohio. GEORGE ANN GRAY ... Box 79, Route 2, Hicksville, Ohio. DOUG GRINE ... FFA 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Class Officer 1. Route 1, Bryan, Ohio. JIM GUILFORD ... Pesky, Intramurals 2,3,4; Var¬ sity Club 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2; Basketball 3; Cross Country 3,4. Route 1, Sherwood, Ohio. MARY GUILFORD ... Mare, FHA 1,2,3; Junior Homemaker Degree 1; GAA2,3,4; War Whoop Staff 4; Warrior Staff 4. Route 1, Defiance, Ohio. PATRICIA HAGEMAN ... Pat, GAA 1,2,3; GAA Basketball Team 1,2,3; War Whoop Staff 3; Language Club 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Ensemble 1, 2,3; Librarians. Route 1, Bryan, Ohio. CATHY HAMMON ... FTA 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4. Route 1, Mark Center, Ohio. CONNIE HAVER ... FTA 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Li¬ brarian 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4. Route 1, Sherwood, Ohio. BRUCE HEATER... Bubby, FTA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Language Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2, 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Madrigal Singer 2,4; Intramurals 1,4; FTA Pres. 4; Chorus Officer 3. P. O. Box 104, Sherwood, Ohio. BOB HEISLER... Bobby, Chorus 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Wrestling 1,2. Route 2, Box 145, Edgerton, Ohio. BOB HELLEMN ... Dino, FFA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1. Route 1, Sherwood, Ohio. CINDY HUBBARD ... Cindy, FTA 1,2,3,4; GAA Pres. 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Basketball Team 2, 3,4; GAA Bowling Team 1,2; Pep Club 1; War Whoop Staff 4; Warrior Staff 4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 2,4; Madrigal Singer 4; Intramurals 4. Route 1, Sher¬ wood, Ohio. JOHN JACOB ... Jaco, Pep Club 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 4; Madrigal Singer 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 4; District Wrestler 3. Route 1, Sherwood, Ohio. CHARLES KARACSON... Route 2, Hicksville, Ohio. PATRICIA KIEFFER ... Pat, GAA 1,2,3; Language Club 2; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Ensemble 1,2, 3; Scholarship Team 1; Student Council 1; Cheer¬ leader 3; Majorette 1,2; Student Council at Four County; Class Officer at Four County. Route 4, Bryan, Ohio. MIKE KOCH ... FFA 3,4; Chorus 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3; Varsity Club 3; Football 1; Basketball Man¬ ager 2,3. Route 4, Bryan, Ohio. TERRY KOLB ... Nit, FFA 1,3,4; Intramurals 1. Route 1, Ney, Ohio. MIKE KOZUMPLIK ... Koz, Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Scholarship Team 2,3. Route 4, Bryan, Ohio. RON KUHN ... Route 1, Defiance, Ohio. BRETT KUTZLI ... Ney, Ohio. DAVE LIBERA TORE ... Route 5, Defiance, Ohio LARRY LIMBAUGH ... Route 5, Defiance, Ohio. PAUL LONG ... Chug, ” War Whoop Staff 2,3,4; Warrior Staff 2,3,4; Language Club 1; Intra¬ murals 2; Photograp her 2,3,4. Box 132, Sher¬ wood, Ohio. JIM LOSEY ... Band 1; Intramurals 4; Track 1; Scholarship Team 2,4; National Honor Society 4; Class Officer 1. Route 1, Mark Center, Ohio. MARGARET LUDEKER ... Midge, FT A 1,2,3,4; Language Club 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Madrigal Singer 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 4; National Honor So¬ ciety 2,3,4; Class Officer 3. Route 4, Bryan, Ohio. TOM LUDERMAN ... Route 1, Sherwood, Ohio. BONNIE McCLURE ... B.J. , FHA 1,2,3,4; Junior Homemaker Degree 1; Chapter Homemaker De¬ gree 2; State Homemaker Degree 4; GAA 1,2,3, 4; GAA Track Team 4; War Whoop Staff 2,3,4; Warrior Staff 4; Scholarship Team 2; Librarian 4; Defiance County FHA Pres. 4; FHA Treasurer 3. Route 1, Ney, Ohio. SUE MACK ... Smack, GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Basket¬ ball Team 1,2,3; GAA Volleyball Team 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; War Whoop Staff 4; Warrior Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; En¬ semble 1,2,3,4; Madrigal Singer 4; Intramurals 4; Cheerleader 1,2,4. Route 1, Ney, Ohio. ROBERT MARSHALL ... P. O. Box 15, Ney, Ohio. GARY MEYERS ... Route 1, Antwerp, Ohio. VICKIE MILLER ... Vick, War Whoop Staff 4; War¬ rior Staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Madrigal Singer 4. Route 1, Sherwood, Ohio. PAUL MYERS ... Route 5, Defiance, Ohio. ELLEN NUSBAUM ... Noodle, FHA 1,2,3,4; Junior Homemaker Degree 2; GAA 2,3,4; GAA Track Team 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2. Route 1, Sherwood, Ohio. MARY OSKEY ... Cleo, FHA 1; Junior Homemaker Degree 1; GAA 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; War Whoop Staff 3,4; Warrior Staff 4. Route 1, Sherwood, Ohio. TOM PENDLETON ... Turtle, FFA 1,2,3,4. Route 4, Bryan, Ohio. BRAD PETER ... Pete, Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Corona¬ tion Attendant 1. Route 2, Hicksville, Ohio. TONY PETRONE ... Ace, Chorus 3,4; Intramurals 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Gold Medal Wrestling 4; ' Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Homecoming Escort 4; Chorus Man¬ ager 4. Route 1, Sherwood, Ohio. VIRGINIA PLUMMER ... Route 5, Defiance, Ohio. PAM RATH ... Mouse, FHA 1,2,3; Junior Home¬ maker Degree 1; War Whoop Staff 4; Warrior Staff 4. Box 76, Ney, Ohio. BECKY RATH ... Becky, GAA 1,2,3; GAA Basket¬ ball Team 1,2,3; GAA Track Team 2; Pep Club 1; Band 1,2. Route 1, Bryan, Ohio. MARTY REAGLE ... Dean, Basketball 1; Basketball Manager 1,2. Route 1, Ney, Ohio. 35 STEVE ROBERTS ... Steve, Varsity Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Foot¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,4; Librarian 4; Homecoming Escort 3,4; Co-Captain Football Team 3,4. Route 1, Ney, Ohio. GREG ROMES ... Box 93, Ney, Ohio. NORMA ROSEBROCK ... FTA 2,3; FHA 1. Route 1, Mark Center, Ohio. GENE RUCKER ... FFA 3; Track 3. Route 1, Sher¬ wood, Ohio. CANDY SAILER ... Mark Center, Ohio. KEN SAILER ... Mark Center, Ohio. CATHY SALYER... Box 4565, Sherwood, Ohio. PAM SCHAFFER ... Goat, FHA 2,3; War Whoop Staff 4; Warrior Staff 4. Box 24, Ney, Ohio. MARIA SCHOTT ... FTA 4; German Exchange Stu¬ dent. c o James Mack, Box 96, Ney, Ohio. RUTH ANN SHEETS ... Rufus, FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Sec. 4; Junior Homemaker Degree 1; Chapter Homemaker Degree 2; GAA 3; War Whoop Staff 4; Warrior Staff 4. Route 1, Box 89, Defiance, Ohio. TIM SHEETS ... Route 1, Defiance, Ohio. WANDA SHININGER ... Homer, FTA 3,4; War Whoop Staff 4; Warrior Staff 4; Language Club 2; Chorus 1,3; Scholarship Team 1,2. Route 1, Box 84, Defiance, Ohio. STEVE SIMS ... Steamer, Band 1,2; Track 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Golf 1, 2. Box 95, Ney, Ohio. DENNIS SMITH ... FFA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Wrest¬ ling 1. Route 4, Bryan, Ohio. RONALD SNIDER ... Box 168, Route 1, Bryan, Ohio. CYNTHIA SNYDER... Cindy, FHA 1,2,3; Junior Homemaker Degree 1; Chapter Homemaker De¬ gree 2; State Homemaker Degree 2; War Whoop Staff 4; Warrior Staff 4. 601 E. Smith St. , Hicksville, Ohio. DONNA STEPHENS ... Route 2, Hicksville, Ohio. DAVID STEVENSON ... Dave, Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2. Route 1, Ney, Ohio. JANICE STICKNEY ... Sticky, Route 2, Edgerton, Ohio. BARBARA STRUBE ... FHA 1,2,3,4; Junior Homemak¬ er Degree 1; Scholarship 1,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; FHA Parliamentarian; NHSTreas. Route 1, Mark Center, Ohio. PAT STUCKEY ... Pat, Language Club 2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Track 1,3; Football 1, 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Gold Medal Wrestling 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1; Scholarship Team 3; Homecoming Escort 4. Route 1, Defiance, Ohio. BOB SUFFEL ... Intramurals 2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Basketball 1; Cross Country 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Gold Medal Wrestling 4. Route 1, Ney, Ohio. JANET TAGGART ... Chorus 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 2,3; Buckeye Girls ' State. Route 2, Ed¬ gerton, Ohio. DANIEL THOMAS ... Dan, FTA 1; Language Club 2,3; Intramurals 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 3; Wrestling Manager 4; Scholarship Team 2,3, 4; Student Council 3,4; National Honor Society 4. Route 5, Defiance, Ohio. KENNETH THOMPSON ... Sherwood, Ohio. MICHAEL TIMBROOK ... Mike, FFA 1; Chorus 1,2; Intramurals 1,4; Scholarship Team 2. Route 3, Hicksville, Ohio. DAVE WALKER ... Walk, War Whoop Staff 2; War¬ rior Staff 2; Intramurals 2. Route 1, Ney, Ohio. PATRICIA WHEELER... Wheels, FTA 1,2; GAA 1, 2,3,4; GAA Basketball Team 3; GAA Volley¬ ball Team 3,4; War Whoop Staff 4; Warrior Staff 4; Intramurals 4; Student Council 2,4; Li¬ brarian 1,2,3,4. Route 1, Ney, Ohio. MITCHELL WILDER... Thornton, Band 1,2; Stage Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Chorus 3; Ensemble 3. Route 1, Defiance, Ohio. BEVERLY WIRTH ... Bev, FHA 1,2; GAA 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Ensemble 2,3; Class Officer 2,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Coronation Attendant 2; Cheerleader 3,4. Box 4514, Sherwood, Ohio. ALLEN WISTINGHAUSEN ... Big Al, Language Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4. Route 1, Ney, Ohio. 36 President - PETE SCHLOSSER Vice President - MIKE BERGMAN Sec-Treas. - JILL JACOB JUNIORS Annual candy, magazine, and ticket sales kept the Juniors busy throughout the year. In addition to fund raising activities they took part in athletics and club activities. They also stopped being followers and be¬ came school leaders with the Seniors. Linda Baden Tom Bashor Steve Batt Jim Bauer Jim Beardsley Bruce Berenyi Mike Bergman Jim Boger Debe Bostater Curtis Bower Tom Boyce Diane Carteyn Janet Case Les Chafin Ron Cline Jim Connelly Sally Cravens Gary Crites 37 Tom Curtis Jim Davis Delores Delgado Roger Dix John Dixon Mary Ann Dockery Shelly Donze John Elliott Deb Ester William Fillman Cindy Fogle Daniel. Foust Donna Foust Edith Fraley Barbara Garver Richard Gaston Mike Gibbs Pam Grant Deb Guilford Dan Hall Future Mr. America??? Dan Hammond Veronica Hammon Gerald Hanna Kay Hanna Randy Hasch Mary Heater Scott Hemenway Robert Highland Darlene Hurtig Jill Jacob 38 FUN AND FESTIVITIES Larry Jesse Bretta Johns Jim Joost Judy Lautermilch Bob Lawson Randy Lemaster Cathie Lilly Rob Losey Margie Lucas Judy Masser Margaret Mathes Ann Maynard Brent Maugel Jeff Meyer Warren Miller Joe Mills ■■■■■■I Dennis Mitchell Bill Moats Hannah Morhart Kathy Morrell You Peeked! Russell Motter Peg Oskey Deo Owens Sally Paxton Deb Polter Paul Poulson Jeff Richardson Donna Rieke Deb Rosebrock David Ross Lavon Ross Joie Sanchez Scott Sanders Larry Saylor Dan Shindler Pete Schlosser Bill Sell Gene Sheets Andy Shininger Jackie Shininger George Sims Joyce Sinn Steve Singer Dawn Speiser THE CLASS OF Jill Sponseller Bob Sprow Wayne Sowers David Strait Tom Switzer Gary Thatcher Rick Thompson Terry Underwood Linda Vollmer Pam Waldron Carl Ward Kay Weaver Martin Spangler Lunch Just HIT me! NOT f Byron Beltz Mike Bittinger John Breckler Lyle Harrington Barb Williams John Winright John Wirth Ken Wood Chery Wonderly Dan Font Roxann Keezer Paul Kelly c Jn ' yM mo wams .) a o Gpe v aaX al C fnd (Aeoo , uo co AnA earn ee, Qua dAa Aeoo cAa M cam; ru ones AAuid fiaftpuieMs and aetil. c fad lA ie d earned? t o lA lAou Al A Aal a, Audios A od AmomAe d. Rex Heisler 40 CLASS OFFICERS FROM L-R: Tom Hubbard, President; Char Doan, Sec 1 retary-Treasurer; Ed Walters, Vice President. Ed Appel Alan Bailey Marilyn Bair Lennie Baker Mark Balser Tim Bashor Jacqueline Bauer Dianne Beattie Vicki Berry Roxanne Bigger Richard Boroff Tom Bostater Margaret Breckler Deb Britton Debra Burns Keith Carr Pam Chamberlain Kim Cline 41 Lynette Cook Eileen Cooper Christine Coy Cindi Coy Greg Crites Cheryl Dalton Ed Delegrange James Dell Randy Dietrich Rex Dixon Charlene Doan Bedford Dubree Randy English Janet Ensign Charles Farr Terry Freeman Mitchell Fuller Gary Gold fuss Karen Grandey John Gray Gary Green Karen Grond Barb Guilford Mike Guilford Mary Hammon Darrel Hardy Chris Hart Donna Hasch David Havens Rex Haver Mar Jean Heisler Richard Hetrick Becky Highland Kay Higley John Hill Melvin Hinkle Diane Hiser Judy Hook Tom Hubbard Tom Jackson Steven Jerger Pam Johnson Robert Joost Raymond Keesbury Terry Keeterle Kim Kimpel Ruth Klinger Sue Koch Lester Kolb Crystal Kroa Ralph Kuhn Steve Kutzli Carolyn Lemaster Sue Lindgron 42 Andy Mack Ann Mack Rosie Mack Homer Malott Larry Mavis Nancy McGill Tim Meyer Vicki Michael Jane Miller Cathy Mills Linda Morhart Doug Morrison David Meyers Mary Nisley SOPHOMORES TAKE A GIANT STEP Deb Osmun LouAnn Pendleton ? . $$ . ?(© ?(©! Chad Peter Ruth Ann Petrone Joe Phillips John Pierce David Plummer Shirley Plummer Angie Potter Rick Potter Nancy Ramus Cheryl Renollet Larry Renz Roger Rhoden Scott Richardson Janet Rieke Mike Rohlf David Rosebrock Karol Rosebrock Donald Rucker Cynthia Sanders Vicki Schindler Linda Schultz Bob Seibert Eva Seibert Leo Shininger SOPHOMORES STRIVE TO BE DIFFERENT Denny Sims Ed Singer Steven Smith Mike Snider What’s going on back there? Sandra Snider Sharilyn Sonner Steve Spangler Donald Sprow Dan Stevenson Sharon Suffel 44 THE ONE AND ONL Y FV CLASS OF ’73 The bell is going to ring 5... 4... 3... 2... 1... Cathy Swary Susan Thompson Gary Timbrook Thomas Underwood Nancy Unger Sherry Vandemark Becky Vogelsong Ed Walters Terri Walters Rita Ward David Weaner Pat Weber John Weller Cathy Wendling Mike Wheeler Donna Wilder Richard Willitzer Tom Wistinghousen Dawn Wolfrum Rick Wright Lee Zeissig Mike Bussing Terry Hale Margie Mast Michael Siler David Vogelsong Ron Wolfrum Gene Whitman % v President - RICK SINGER Vice President - VAN PENDLETON Sec.-Treas. - DIANE SAILER Dan Ainsworth Belinda Allen Betty Ames Robert Arend Julie Baden Patty Bailey Jayne Baker Steve Beardsley Mike Black Randy Black William Boger Margaret Bok Raymond Bok Teresa Bok Ronald Boyd Chris Breckler Barbara Britton Eddie Brown Wayne Carlin Julie Chamberlain Rusty Chamberlain Yvonne Chamberlain Craig Crawford Karen Coressel 46 Tim Cupp Sherry Daugherty Carol Davis Debra Dix Bryan Drake Terry Dubree Deborah Edwards Todd Forrest Dewey Foust Wendy Foust Wendy Gambler Beverly Gaston Joe Gowins Bill Grant Rick Grimes Gay Grinnell Greg Guilford Kathy Guilford Michael Hall Carol Hardy Joe Hasch Deb Havens David Highland Dawn Hissong Martin Hoeffel Michelle Hoeffel Terry Hohenberger Cindy Hosier Dave Jacob Joe Jerger My la Johns Pam Johnson Lou Ann Justinger Theresa Karacson Beth Karnes Doug Keesbury James Kimple Todd Koch Dinah Kretzer Joseph Kroeckel Barbara Kuhn Rachel Lautermilch Deborah Mansfield Wanda Mast David Meyers Laenette Miller Richard Miller Rodney Miller 47 Brenda Morton Cheryl Nisley DeWayne Olds Tim Pendleton Van Pendleton Debbie Peter Diane Pollard Carol Potter Steve Pritchard Bonnie Reagle Barbara Rensberger Kathleen Rhoden Pat Roberts Claron Rosebrock Patty Ross Diana Sailer Jefferey Salyer Gary Saylor Rond a Schlosser Vicki Schooley Kathy Schubert Steve Sell Tim Shaffer Kathy Siler Harvey Snow Russell Stambaugh Sean Stark Deb Stauffer Mike Stecher Becky Stevenson Sandra Stevenson Mary Jo Stuckey William Stuckey Jane Switzer Patty Thomas Kathy Tonjes Mark Sims Rick Singer Mike Smith Bill Speiser James Speiser FRESHMEN TO BEING 48 UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE. LOOK FORWARD ! UPPERCLASSMEN Gerald Tressler Dennis Underwood Tom Vance Krista Varner Crystal Wade Mary Wagler Barbara Waldron Debra Wells Charles Wendling Jean Westrick Roy Willitzer I.arry Winwright Gary Wirth Kenny Wolfrum Mike Wolfrum Greg Wonderly Bob Woodring Deborah Wright Randy Wright Jerry Yoder Zane Zeedyk Dave Fraley Dan Haver Tom McCreery 49 Mr. Dale Sander RECOGNITION DA Y MA Y 20, 1971 OUTSTANDING STUDENT TOP SOCIAL STUDIES STUDENT RECOGNITION DAY SPEAKER Marv Bergman CITIZENSHIP AWARD TOP CHORUS MEMBER Bruce Heater TOP SCIENCE STUDENT David Weaner TOP MATH STUDENT ACADEMIC ATHLETIC AWARD Jim Losey Tony Petrone TOP ENGLISH STUDENT 50 Kay Hanna SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Paul Poulson TOP LANGUAGE STUDENT Sharilyn Sonner TOP VO-AG STUDENT Denny Smith TOP INDUSTRIAL ARTS Ed Delagrange TOP FFA MEMBER: Tom Pendleton TOP GAA MEMBER: Cindy Hubbard TOP FTA and NHS MEMBER: Midge Ludeker TOP STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER Brad Peter TOP BAND MEMBER Vicki Dell TOP HOME EC. STUDENT Hannah Morhert TOP BUSINESS STUDENT and FHA MEMBER Jody Crites MEMORIES OF 70-71 Headache, Sue? Scott Wirth holds the team ball. Ex-change student Maria Schott at Sweetheart Dance with date. An assembly on cancer of the larnyx. 52 ■mmB: VARSITY CLUB THE f EXT JO MILES ii m t - JhU mjt ML j r T i ■ -■■’mB w j I] _ d ■ Wfr m b Wk y - iMMml ■ V 1 mm Hla K I 1 w. .. The Varsity Club through public service projects; such as its clean-up day and aiding WOWO penny pitch, attempts to associate the benefits of athletics to the community. This year the club has participated in the WOWO penny pitch, sold mums, sold FV badges, and participated in a clean¬ up day. Next year the plans call for expanded fund raising projects which it is hoped will enable the club to initiate new worthwhile projects. SITTING: J. Guildford, A. Shininger, B. Berenyi, D. Doeden, C. Peter, S. Hememway, S. Roberts, L. Chafin, S. Sanders. ROW 2: P. Stuckey, B. Peter, G. Brenner. ROW 3: D. Thomas, P. Schlosser, B. Maugel, T. Hubbard, D. Sprow, Coach Whalen. ROW 4: G. Hanna, R. Losey, M. Bergman, D. Weaner, T. Petrone. TOP: P. Baerlin, M. Bashor, R. Motter, B. Suffel, J. Jacob. FUTURE TEA CHERS OF AMERICA This year under the capable leadership of Mr. Mountz, advisor, and Bruce Heater, President, the FTA made enough money to help the community by selling badges during football season, and ribbons during basketball season. For the school they gave Mrs. Johns $50.00 which she supplemented with book dividends to pur¬ chase $100.00 worth of books for the library. For the community they purchased a campership for Gail Manisfield so she could attend Camp Little Indian, a summer camp for retarded children. The FTA also helped at the Science Fair at Ney. They typed and distributed awards to contestants. In April the FTA spent an afternoon on a state project for Mr. Jones. 54 GIRL’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SOPHOMORES ROW 1: C. Wendling, S. Suffel, V. Schindler, R, Klinger, B. Guilford, L. Cook, L. Pendleton, M. Bair, K. Rosebrock, S. Sonner. ROW 2: M. Heisler, R. Mack, L. Schulz, J. Rieke, C. Renol- let, C. Sanders, V. Michael, D. Hasch, J. Bauer, P. Johnson, B. Burns, C. Coy, K. Higley. ROW 3: C. Hart, R. Petrone, C. Lemaster, L. Zeissig, C. Doan, C. Dalton, T. Walters, K. Cline. JUNIORS TOP DOWN: D. Bostater. ROW 1: D. Foust D. Rieke ROW 2: D. Spieser P. Oskey ROW 3: D. Delgado B. Garver S. Wonderly K. Lilly J. Jacob J. Sinn D. Guilford D. Ester J. Sanchez BOTTOM: B. Johns GAA ACTION! Gaa is an organization for young wo¬ men who don’t consider it unlady-like to be athletic. Besides weekly Tuesday night meetings there were volleyball, basket¬ ball, and track teams. Under the supervision of the Seniors and the encouragement of the upperclass¬ men, the Frosh went through a blazing initiation the thirteenth of October. The point system was revised so that it was possible for a girl to receive more then one award. The Junior award was revised by the officers to a Gaa Pin. Gaa events for the year were the Christmas party, a roller skating party, slave month, plus a trash pick-up contest against the Varsity Club, and two co-ed track meets. FRESHMEN ROW 1: D. Peters, G. Grinnell, L. Justinger, D. Havens, D. Stauffer, B. Morton, C. Wade, B. Kuhn, M. Bok, M. Johns, B. Reagle, S. Pollard, W. Foust, J. Baden. ROW 2: C. Davis, B. Ames, C. Hardy, J. Westrick, P. Thomas, B. Rensberger, D. Steven, K. Siler, J. Switzer, K. Schubert, B. Karnes, D. Edwards. I I I ! RESERVE BASKETBALL B. Ames, C. Hardy, L. Cook, L. Schulz, J. Westrick, K. Higley, K. Wendling, J. Baden, K. Siler, OVERALL RECORDS VOLLEYBALL WON LOST Varsity-3 3 Reserve-3 3 Freshman- 3 0 BASKETBALL Varsity-9 2 Reserve-10 1 OFFICERS: B. Johns, C. Hubbard, D. Guilford, D. Rieke, P. Wheeler, S. Baden. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL L. to R.: P. Wheeler, C. Farr, S. Mack, D. Ester, R. Mack, S. Baden, C. Sanders. FROSH VOLLEYBALL nun tvf ROW 1: J. Switzer, P. Thomas, C. Davis, ROW 2: K. Schubert, D. Stauffer. ROW 3: J. Westrick, J. Baden, K. Siler, B. Ames. VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: C. Farr. ROW 2: L. Pendleton, C. Sanders, S. Baden, D. Ester, C. Hubbard. ROW 3: G. Bayliss, C. Renollett, R. Mack, D. Guilford. RESERVE VOLLEYBALL C. Davis, M. Heisler, K. Wendling, L. Pendleton, K. Lilly, T. Walters, J. Sinn, G. Bauer, J. Jacob. 57 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I FRONT SITTING: K. Ham- mon, L. Pendleton, M. Lu- decker, D. Foust, D. Con¬ nelly, C. Peter, J. Gray, J. Connelly. MIDDLE: B. Johns, D. Stephens, B. Strube, K. Hanna, D. Freeman,, N. Ra¬ mus, D. Weaner, T. Hub¬ bard, D. Ross. STANDING: J. Losey, M. Bergman, P. Poulson, T. Petrone, D. Thomas, B. Maugel, G. Hanna. At its annual fall installation the 1970-71 National Honor Society increased its member¬ ship to 25. Informal initiation was held at Mr. Dean Edward’s house, The following night, formal initiation was held in the school cafeteria. The group shared the responsibility of the Homecoming with the Student Council. In May the group attended a performance by Hal Holbrook in Toledo. 1 OFFICE HELP STANDING: M. Lude- ker, V. Hammon. L.-R.: D. Freeman, D. Rieke, J. Sinn, J. Taggart, M. Schott, B. Strube, K. Hanna. . STUDENT COUNCIL ). Thomas, C. Peter, B. Peter, T. Pendleton, D. Ross, T. Walters, B. Johns, M udeker, C. Potter, P. Wheeler, D. Rieke. Student Council started the year with the election of officers: Brad Peter was elected president, Dan Thomas as vice- president, and Pat Wheeler as secretary- treasurer. The Student Council served at both the Homecoming and the Bon-fire. The Christmas Dance was sponsored by the Stu¬ dent Council. The twelve member coun¬ cil decorated, served, and handled the de¬ tails for the dance. The council met to decide on an ap¬ propriate going-away gift for Mr. and Mrs. Sanders for their retirement. Other matters handled was the segregation of sexes during the assembles and the selling of some nourishing food for the students that stay after school for activities. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA In September the year was started off with a potluck dinner and initation of fourteen new members. Projects for the year included selling Tom Watt Kits, Christmas greens, and collecting plastic bags for Quades Handicap Workshop. In Feb. the Sweetheart Hop was held and a red rose was given to twelve girls whose names were drawn at random. The FHA Convention was held at Columbus in April. At the Con¬ vention Jody Crites, Cheryl Davis, and Bonnie McClure, received State Homemaking Degrees. Also that weekend Ruth Klinger sang with the State Chorus, Eva Seibert was candidate for a State Office, Karol Rosebrock was on the evaluation team, and Margaret Mathes accepted the Award of Merit for the Chapter. At the last meeting the eighth graders were invited to see the installation of new officers. OFFICERS: E. Seibert, R. Klinger, J. Sponseller, M. Mathes, J. Jacob, R. Sheets, C. Davis, J. Crites. i ROW 1: Mrs. Struble, H. Morhart, J. Jacob, R. Klinger, J. Crites, C. Davis, R. Sheets, M. Mathes, J. Sponseller, E. Siebert, K. Hanna, M. Stucky. ROW 2: Mrs. Husted, L. Baker, M. Hoeffel, D. Dix, E. Nusbaum, L. Morhart, A. Maynard, B. Rensberger, L. Zeissig, B. Guilford, C. Doan, K, Guilford, ROW 3: C. Dalton, P. Weber, K. Grond, K. Rosebrock, J. Miller, R. Lautermilch, E. Cooper, V. Berry, D. Spieser. ROW 4: S. Suffel, D. Mansfield, B. Strube, D. Wolfrum, C. Davis, S. Lindgeon, P. Chamberlin, B. Johns, J. Rieke, G. Grinnell. ROW 5: K. Rohden, K. Lilly, D. Rieke, D. Polter, B. McClure, J. Sinn. homea% $ OF AMERICA TOP LEFT: Bonnie McClure, Betty Crocker State Homemaker Degree. TOP RIGHT: JodyCrites, Bonnie McClure, Cheryl Davis, State Home¬ maker Degree. BOTTOM LEFT: Lenny Baker, Janet Rieke, Eileen Coper, Sharon Suffel. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA To start the year off of the Future Farmers of America Mr. Kleck and his wife, Tom Pendleton, Rog Ford, Denny Smith, and Mike Rolf, attended the National FFA Convention held in Kansas City, Missouri. Many members this year also took a trip to Columbus to the Farm Science Review. Many ideas to better farming were shown. The FFA also participated in many contests this year. In December the Parlia¬ mentary Procedure Contests were held at Holgate. The senior division received a gold rating. At Spring evaluation the FFA received a Superior Chapter rating. The Secretary and Treasure books and Reporters Scrapbook received silver awards. Tim Pendleton participated in the FFA Creed Contest, and received a Gold rating. Tim was also chosen to sing in the State FFA Chorus. Ray Keesbury, Mike Bussing, and Don Stevenson represented the Fairview Chapter at the District Land Judging Con¬ test, The Chapter also participated in the District and State Judging Contest. In March, the annual FFA Banquet was held and a chicken dinner was served. At the banquet the new officers were installed, and awards were presented, including those of Mr. Jones and Mr. Breisinger who recieved honorary membership. FFA QUEENS: Donna Rieke ROW 1: M. Koch, C. Ward, A. Bailey, K. Fisher, S. Sponseller, M. Snider, B. Siebert, G. Crites, D. Stevenson, R. Cline, G. Crites, 62 FFA OFFICERS: Mr. Poulson, M. Rolf, K. Crites, T. Pendleton, E. Schlosser, T. Kolb, R. Ford, D. Smith, Mr. Kleck. Deb Freeman FFA BASKETBALL TEAM: Mr. Kleck, coach. ROW 1: D. Smith, R, Willitzer, M. Koch, M. Rolf, T. Pendleton. ROW 2: R. Keesbury, J. Joost, L. Saylor, R. Ford, T. Underwood. G. Sheets, T. Underwood, R. Kuhn, B. Joost, D. Keesbury, D. Jacob. ROW 2: R, Willitzer, G. Guilford, T. Vance, J. Joost, R. Hel- lemn, L. Sailer, J. Beardsley, M. Bussing, A. Mack, D. Rosebrock, J. Breckler, D. Schindler, D. Foust, R. Willitzer, R. Keesbury, R. Rhoden, R. Potter, L. Renz, M. Guilford, M. Wheeler, R. Dixon, J. Spieser, C. Rosebrock. ROW 3: J. Kimple, W. Carlin, B. Stuckey, D. Smith, E. Schlosser, M. Rolf, T. Koch, T. Pendleton, M. Wolfrum, R. Grimes, J. Sell, Z. Zeedyke, R. Bok. ROW 4 ; Mr. Poulson, Mr. Kleck, D. Freemen, T. Pendleton, R, Ford, K. Crites. TOP: T. Kolb. Office WARRIOR WAR The 1970-71 Warrior WarWhoop staff was conducted as an informal class. There were about fifteen girls responsible for putting the WarWhoop together. Besides just working, the staff held an ice-skating party at Goller’s pond, and participated in a workshop at Bowling Green University. Kay Hanna and Donna Foust were sent to a workshop at Ohio University a week to learn techniques in organizing a school yearbook and paper. Mr. Rupp shows C. Hubbard how to crop pictures. ROOF: N. Dennison, V. Miller, M. Oskey, M. Guilford. INSIDE: P. Rath, W. Shininger, C. Snyder, D. Spieser, R. Sheets, B. Johns, P. Chaffer. OUTSIDE: J. Crites, P. Wheeler, D. Foust, D. Rieke, D. Freeman, C. Hubbard, C. Davis, R. Rupp, B. Mc- 64 Clure, K. Hanna. i ' 1 WHOOP STAFF wife MU SIC A L 1971 CALAMITY JANE - - WILD BILL HICKOCK ■ LT. DANNY GILMARTIN KATIE BROWN- HENRY MILLER - - - - SUSAN . FRANCIS FRYER - - - ADEL AID ADAMS - - ■ RATTLESNAKE - - - - PROSPECTOR. DOC” PIERCE- JOE. HANK.. PETE. HUGH.. BUCK. Deb Guilford - - Dan Hall ■ Mary Bergman Darlene Caryer - David Weaner — Lynn Cook - Steve Jerger - Marilyn Bair - John Jacob - Bruce Heater - Jeff Meyer — Keith Can - - Rick Singer - - Bob joost - Bob Heisler CAST Dave Strait CALAMITY JANE Calamity Jane was the stage production presented by the Fairview Band and Chorus. The musical played to a re¬ sponsive crowd for a two-night stand, April 16 and 17. Calamity Jane was a comedy about the true-life adventures of Wild Bill Hickcock and Calamity Jane. The play was directed by Mrs. June Schulte with Mr. Dean Edwards assisting. Mr. Herroon conducted the band throughout the entire production. Much hard work and patience went into the making of this musical production, and we thank all who helped make Calamity Jane the huge success it was. DRAMA TICS You Can’t Take It With You and Erasmus - With Freckles were the production staged by the Fairview Drama Class during the 1970-71 school year. Both of the plays were comedies. Three or four students carried the major parts: Bruce Heater, Darlene Caryer, John Jacob, Connie Haver, and Pat Wheeler. But the success of both productions grew out of a spirit of cooperation and hard work by the individual members of the class. Plays are as good as the combined efforts of the whole, and the manner in which the audience received the plays indicates the class effort was not in vain. MEMBERS Paul Baerlin Georg anna Bauer Janie Bok Darlene Caryer Frank Coy Cheryl Davis Dave Delgado V icki Dell Cathy Hammon Connie Haver Bruce Heater Bob Heisler John Jacob Jim Losey Randy Lemaster Bonnie McClure Vickie Miller Ellen Nusbaum Tom Pendleton Tony Petrone Maria Schott Barb Strube Pat Wheeler If Mom could only see me now. Hold still Bruce your wrinkles are showing. 68 My Darling 36-24-36. Dad I just wrecked the car. Time to start losing weight. Very Interesting! !! Example of the teachers lounge. Man have you got bad breath. But that’s what everyone is wearing now. CHORUS: FIRST ROW: E. Cooper, D. Sailer, G. Whitman, L. Vollmer, K. Morrell, C. Fo- 1 gle, K. Cline, T. Vance, T. Koch, D. Foust, S. Sell, A. Shininger, J. Jacob, S. Mack, S. | Baden, D. Osmun, D. Caryer, M. Bair, K. Higley, T. Walters, J. Baker, J. Baden, L. Zeis- f sig, L. Miller. SECOND ROW: C. Coy, G. Bauer, D. Stauffer, T. Karacson, V. Dell, W. ( Foust, M. Heisler, D. Guilford, E. Nusbaum, J. Salyer, J. Yoder, M. Bergman, K. Carr, K. | Kimple, R. Singer, T. Pendleton, C. Coy, D. Edwards, B. Johns, V. Miller, K. Baden, K. 1 CHORUS NO. 1 This year was an exciting one for the Apache Chorus. The first half .of the year was engaged in the usual re¬ organization and training period but after December the chorus found themselves in high gear. There were 97 mem¬ bers involved in District 1 Solo and Ensemble Contest at Bowling Green, finishing with a total of 59 State medals. In March, 95 members went to the larger group District 1 competition and came home with the first Superior rating in the history of Central Local and Fairview High School which entitled them to go on to State Competition. The next few weeks were hectic with the musical practice of Calamity Jane and preparing for State. April 24th was the big day - State competition at Clyde, Ohio. The results of that day are now history - with 3 straight ones. The State Plaque is proudly displayed in the Fairview High School trophy case. It was a rewarding year for the chorus and a long sought- after goal for the director June Schulte. 70 SOPHOMORE BOYS’ ENSEMBLE: KNEELING: D. Foust. L. to R., STANDING: S. Jerger, T. Hubbard, K. Kimple, S. Sell. LADDER: D. Simms, D. Morrison, D. Weiner. ■I 1 i i ACCOMPANIST, L. to R.: D. Caryer, M. Bergman. OFFICER - B. Heater. LI¬ BRARIAN - D. Weiner. Rosebrock, S. Daugherty, C. Doan, J. Westrick, D. Hissong, B. Gaston, T. Bok. THIRD ROW: C. Potter, K. Schu- c, bert, C. Renollet, M. Ramus, L. Justinger, L. Cook, B. Garver, C. Farr, B. Maugel, D. Hall, D. Weiner, T. Hub¬ bard, B. Heisler, R. Ford, T. Hale, P. Schlosser, K. Siler, B. Reagle, M. Johns, P. Thomas, K. Tonjes, C. Wade, R. Lautermilch, L. Baker, J. Taggert. FOURTH ROW: N. Unger, B. Vogelsong, J. Switzer, L. Pendleton, C. Hub¬ bard, R. Petrone, R. Mack, B. Joost, D. Morrison, J. Meyer, D. Sims, S. Jerger, B. Sell, B. Heater, T. Petrone, D. Strait, P. Poulson, J. Shininger, M. Bok, K. Rhoden, D. Burns, D. Polter, C. Lilly, S. Koch, M. Ludeker, B. Karnes, M. Flory. . rwnw SENIOR BOYS ' EN¬ SEMBLE, L. to R.: D. Hall. A. Shininger, B. Joost, K. Carr, R, Singer, B. Heater, J. Jacob, M. Bergman. BAKERS DOZEN, L. to R., FRONT ROW: L. Baker, T. Walters, C. Doan, G. Whit¬ man, B. Vogelsong, C. Coy. BACK ROW: E. Cooper, N. Unger, D. Bums, K. Higley, N. Ramus, R. Petrone. FRESHMAN GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE: L. Justinger, D. Sailer, C. Potter, D. Stauffer, J. Switzer, M. Johns, K. Schubert, B. Caston, B. Reagle. FRESHMAN GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE: L. to R.: J. Baden, J. Westrick, K. Siler, S. Koch, L. Schultz, M. Bok, C. Wade, D. Edwards. FRESHMAN BOYS’ QUARTET: L. to R.: J. Meyer, T, Koch, R. Singer, T. Pendleton. FRESHMAN GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE: L. to R, FRONT ROW: L. Miller, C. Daugherty. SECOND ROW: T. Bok, P. Thomas. THIRD ROW: B. Karnes, K. Tonjes, D. Hissong, R. Lauter milch. SOLOISTS: L. to R., FRONT ROW: K. Cline, D. Guilford, D. Osmun, T. Walters, V. Michaels, D. Caryer, M. Bair. SECOND ROW: D. Foust, D. Burns, C. Coy, J. Baker, L. Vollmer, J. Shininger, D. Sailer, G. Whitman, S. Sell. BACK ROW: K. Carr, D. Hall, S. Jerger, R. Ford, B. Heater, T. Pendleton, B. Sell, A. Shininger, R. Singer. SOPHOMORES: L. to R., FRONT: D. Osmun, K. Cline. BACK: C. Coy, L. Cook, C. Hart, V. Michaels, M. Bair, R. Mack. MADRIGAL: L. to R., SIT¬ TING: J. Jacob. KNEELING: S. Baden, K. Baden, D. Car- yer, C. Farr, V. Miller. STANDING: B. Heater, K. Carr, G. Bauer, D. Hall, M. Bergman, S. Mack, B. Joost, A. Shininger. JUNIOR GIRLS: L. to R., FRONT: K. Morrell, D. Guilford, B. Johns, B. Garver. BACK: L. Vollmer, J. Shininger, C. Fogle, D. Polter. 74 Chorus prepares for victory! Now what? SENIOR GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE: L. to R.: G. Bauer, M. Ludeker, V. Miller, D. Caryer, C. Farr, C. Hubbard, S. Mack, K. Baden, S. Baden. Playing together POPULAR BAND AT POPULAR PLACES. The band represented Fairview High School at many places and events throughout this year. During the summer they marched in many parades and events around the area. They played at area ice cream socials and town homecomings. Our band marched at Cedar Point, providing entertain¬ ment for many. Afterwards, they were given tickets for the rides as their payment. The Defiance County Fair provided a challenge as always and a second place trophy was brought home from the Defiance College Home¬ coming. The marching band played at all of the home football games and backed our boys at many of the away games. The pep band furnished music for half-times and between games during the basketball season. The Stardusters played at the Hilltop High School Basketball Homecoming, the Montpelier Prom, the Athletic Banquet, and the Farm Buerau conference. The three most outstanding events of the year were; the concert given May 11th, providing background music for the musical, Calamity Jane, and being invited to the International Freedom Festival Parade in Windsor, Canada. APACHE MR. HERROON BAND BAND COUNCIL: FROM LEFT: K. Cline, C. Haver, C. Mills, T. Switzer, M. Bergman, J. Switzer, B. Reagle, J. Shininger. 77 FLUTES: L. to R.: S. Daugherty, C. Wade, C. Sanders, D. Osmun, K. Morrell, L. Cook, M. Bair, B. Reagle, S. Lindgron, B. Allen, V. Michaels, E, Cooper, HEAD MAJORETTE: Deb Osmun MAJORETTES: L. to R.: C. Mills, J. Miller, C. Lilly. 78 PERCUSSION: L. to R., FRONT: D. Wolfrum, C. Coy. BACK: M. Kozumplik, R. Lemaster, R. English. TRUMPETS: FRONT TO BACK: B. Seibert, B. Morton, J. Weller, T. Hale, T. Keeterle, G. Bauer, M. Heisler, D. Foust, K. Cline. WOODWIND: L. to R.: J. Miller, C. Renollet, C. Farr, C. Lilly, J. Whitman, S. Mack, P. Bailey. SAXOPHONES: L. to R., FIRST ROW; D. Ains¬ worth, N. McGill, C. Lemaster, C. Wendling, D. Britton, T. Walters. SECOND ROW: D. Grine, C. Coy, L. Pendleton, A. Wistinghausen. W BRASS: TOP TO BOTTOM, FIRST ROW: C. Farr, D. Highland, J. Bauer, M. Bergman, D. Stephens. CEN¬ TER: T. Wistinghausen, R, Mack, D. Sailer. RIGHT: T. Swizter, D. Peter, K. Carr, L. Vollmer, D. Wil- litzer. CLARINETS: L. to R., FRONT ROW: L. Justinger, D. Caryer, B. Vogelsong. SECOND ROW: J. Switzer, T. Bok, M. Johns, D. Foust. THIRD ROW: C. Haver, P. Weber, V, Dell, C. Mills, J. Shininger. STARDUSTERS: Left to Right, FIRST ROW: D. Grine, A. Wistinghausen, L. Pendleton, J. Whit¬ man, C. Wendling, C. Lemaster. SECOND ROW: D. Stephens, M. Bergman, L. Vollmer, J. Bauer, K. Carr, T. Switzer, THIRD ROW: K. Cline, D. Foust, M. Heisler, G. Bauer, M. Ko- zumplik, T. Wistinghausen, PEP BAND: L. to R., FIRST ROW: R, Lemaster, C. Coy, A. Wistinghausen, M. Ko- zumplik, D. Wolfrum. SECOND ROW: D. Sailer, M. Bergman, J. Bauer, L. Vollmer, D. Highland, K. Carr, D. Stephens, THIRD ROW: D. Britton, C. Lemaster, D. Foust, K. Cline, G. Bauer, T. Hale, L. Pendleton, C. Wendling. FOURTH ROW: T. Bok, J. Switzer, S. Daugherty, E. Cooper, C. Farr, B. Allen, FIFTH ROW: M. Johns, P. Weber, V. Dell, C. Haver, J. Shininger, B. Voglesong, P. Bailey, SIXTH ROW: C. Farr, T. Switzer, T. Wistinghausen, 81 I i ' lul ' 1 ' Random Sample performs at assembly. REMEMBER . — football games? — staying after school? „ pawim®? athletic nr. — when we won the sectional championship? — the night our sign was stolen? T. Walters watches anxiously at a football game. SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS c R 0 s s c 0 u N T R Y 4M ' jmg JfSr «. flUH E IB • Mi jfe. jy ' ■P if. - 1 j, i ' LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Deitrick, Dave Ross, Denny Sims, Greg Brenner, Steve Sims, Steve Jerger, Bruce Berenyi, Gary Crites, Leo Shininger, Jim Guilford, and Bob Suffel. RUNNERS STILL IMPROVING The 1970 Cross Country Team finished their season with a 14 and 10 record. They finished fourth in the Green Meadows Conference. Four seniors will be absent from next year’s squad. They are: Bob Suffel, Greg Brenner, Steve Sims and Jim Guilford. There will be four lettermen returning to carry the colors for Fairview. Bruce Berenyi, Gary Crites, Tom Bashor, and Denny Sims. These men will provide a sound nucleus for the coming season. Bob Suffel received a trophy for posting the 10th fastest time in the con¬ ference meets. He was also Fairview’s most valuable runner. Tom Bashor was selected as this year’s most improved runner. BOB 84 JIM GREG AND TOM POUR IT ON READY . . . GO! _ FOOTBALL The Apaches won their first league championship with a resounding 38-6 win over Payne. Fairview completely dominated their league with the exception of a thrilling come-from-behind 12-12 tie with Hicksville. The Apaches outscored their opponents 140-42. In local newspaper standings Fairview finished fourth offensively and third defensively, behind such teams as Napoleon, who was undefeated, and Archbold who was 8 and 1. One of Fairview’s losses came in the last 30 seconds of the Delta game, with the Panthers edging the Apaches 26-22. The other loss was a disappointing first home field and Homecoming game to Otsego, 20-14. The following players received special awards at the annual Boosters Athletic Banquet. MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS - STEVE ROBERTS MOST IMPROVED PLAYER - PAUL POULSON PAT STUCKEY TOP DEFENSIVE LINEMAN - PAT STUCKEY TOP OFFENSIVE LINEMAN - GERALD HANNA TOP DEFENSIVE BACK - ANDY SHININGER TOP OFFENSIVE BACK - STEVE ROBERTS 87 Bill and Jeff lend a hand. Jeff, Doug, and Bill. MANAGERS: Bill Moats, Jeff Richardson, Doug Keesbury, Chuck Karacson. APACHES NO. 1 MANAGERS IN ACTION Chuck Karacson FOOTBALL SENIORS Carl Grandey, TonyPetrone, Pat Stuckey, Brad Peter, Larry Brink, Steve Roberts, John Jacob, Mike Bashor. 1970 SCHEDULE FV 28 Patrick Henry 8 FV 30 Antwerp 6 FV 22 Delta 26 FV 10 Evergreen 0 FV 14 Otsego 20 FV 12 Hicksville 12 00 U-i Edon 0 FV 52 Hilltop 18 FV 38 Payne 6 I think I ' ve got him now! 1970-71 LETTERMEN IH CO CAPTAINS: Gerald Hanna and Steve Roberts VARSITY BASKETBALL FROM LEFT: Dave Doeden, Bruce Berenyi, Steve Sims, Gary Crites, Steve Roberts, Brent Maugel, Coach Bill Peters, Mike Bergman, Chad Peter, Greg Brenner, Don Baker, Scott Hemenway, and Gerald Hanna. APACHES , HEAP BIG TEAM The Fairview basketball team completed the most successful season in the thirteen-year history of the school. They finished with a 17-4 record and brought the school its first Sectional basketball championship. In addition to recording the best overall record in the history of the school, the Apaches broke two other school records; the most consecutive victories (9), and the best offensive average (76.2). They also set the Fairview court record by scoring 109 points against Payne. Brent Maugel received the award as the team ' s Most Improved Player. Bruce Berenyi was the Most Valuable Player, and Greg Brenner was the Best De¬ fensive Player. Chad Peter received the Best Mental Attitude award. Head Coach Bill Peters takes time out to autograph miniature basketball. Can’t we share? VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FV 65 Wauseon 53 FV 64 Ayersville FV 74 Edgerton 59 FV 72 Bryan FV 64 Stryker 55 FV 80 Defiance FV 90 Blue Creek 42 FV 62 Stryker FV 79 Paulding 44 FV 81 Hicksville FV 67 Tinora 50 FV 109 Payne FV 77 Defiance 55 FV 71 Holgate FV 64 Napoleon 70 FV 80 Edgerton FV 64 Oakwood 65 FV 96 Ottawa-Glendorf FV 90 Hilltop 59 FV 86 Patrick Henry FV 66 Lima Central Catholic 82 Look Mom, I ' m flying! 65 68 69 51 57 45 63 57 62 78 Don’t let him out! 1971 REGIONAL TROPHY Stand back! Our cagers do some serious collaborating? ! ? BASKETBALL SENIORS: Steve Sims Don Baker Dave Doeden Greg Brenner Steve Roberts - The Little People??? AT LEFT: DAVE DOEDEN All League, Honorable Mention BELOW: BRUCE BERENYI All League let Team All District Berenyi, up for two! Disgusted, tired, and hot. 94 Finally VICTORIOUS! Coach Rettig Gee Coach! ! RESERVES, PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT The Reserve basketball team finished their season with 12 wins and 6 losses, winning their last 9 straight. The team showed vast improvement as the season pro¬ gressed. By midseason the team was playing as a unit and gaining confidence with every game. The team showed more desire and determination as time went on, which was the key to their success. Gary Crites was the leading scorer for the season with 183 points for a 13 point per game average. Ed Walters was second with 172, and Tom Hubbard added 118 for the year. Ed Appel led the team in rebounds with 150 for the year. Coach Rettig, BOTTOM ROW: D. Schindler, D. Sims D. Morrison, E. Singer. 2nd ROW: J. Connelly, T. Hub¬ bard, L. Shininger. 3rd ROW: T. Bostater, E. Walters TOP: E. Appel. — FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Singer, T. Vance, D. Foust, J. Jerger, L. Winwright, M. Wolffum, D. Ainsworth, R. Miller, T. Hohenberger, T. Pendleton, R. Grimes, R. Wright, S. Sell, G, Wonderly, and Coach Bob Dietrick. FROSH HA VE STRONG FINISH The Apache freshman basketball team ended their season with 6 wins and 9 losses. The Apaches started the season rather slowly, but came on strong in their last 6 games. They were three and three in league play defeating Paulding, Ayersville, and Holgate. STATISTICS: Team Offense - 40 Points Game Team Defense - 41 Points Game Joe Jerger - Leading Scorer 12 Points Game Steve Sell - 2nd Scorer 9. 6 Points Game BASKETBALL MANAGERS FRONT ROW: Greg Crites, Dave Ross. BACK ROW: John Gray, David Weaner, and Randy English. 97 MIGHTY GRAPPLERS 1st Row, L. to R.: R. Motter, J. Jacob, P. Stuckey, P. Baerlin, C. Wendling, B. Seibert. 2nd ROW: D. Jacob, R. Wright, B. Sell, P. Poulson, J. Losey, D. Strait, R. Hetrick, V. Pendleton, 3rd ROW: Coach Doug Rupp, G. Sheets, J. Dell, R. Losey, T. Petrone, T. Keeterle, and M. Guilford, SENIORS LEAD THE WAY Our determined fighting Apache Wrestlers had a great 11-1 season. It was four seniors who sparked the way, in both enthusi¬ asm and in scoring. Bob Suffel, Paul Baerlin, Pat Stuckey, and Tony Petrone were all undefeated going into the last match of the season with Defiance. Pat Stuckey was the only grappler to overcome the Bulldogs’ ferocious bite and finish the season un¬ defeated with a 14-0 record. All four seniors won gold medals at Napoleon’s annual gold medal tournament. These four seniors also contributed 176 of the team’s 493 total points. Bob Suffel came closer to the state tournament than any other previous Fairview wrestler. Bob was beaten in an overtime by a referee’s decision. Had Bob won, he would have advanced to state. 98 Pat Stuckey is helped off the mat after a tuff battle Announcing the victor, Terry Keeterle. Tony Petrone - sinks in a half nelson. SENIOR CO-CAPTAINS: Pat Stuckey and Bob Suffel Grappler Paul Poulson. Rick Wright gains control. Bob Seibert, ready for take-down. INDIVIDUAL RECORD 98 Bob Seibert 8-6-1 105 Terry Keeterle 11-7 112 John Jacob 6-1 112 Russel Motter 12-4-1 119 Mike Guilford 3-7 126 Bob Suffel 18-3 132 Paul Baerlin 15-3 138 Pat Stuckey 14-1 145 Bill Sell 3- 9-1 155 Paul Poulson 13-4 167 Rick Wright 7-9-1 175 Rob Losey 2-1 185 Tony Petrone 13-4 HWT. Jim Dell 6-6 Mike Guilford, near a pin. Russ Motter in control. Bob Suffel Grapplers and Coach await a pin. 100 Paul Poulson battles in pain. F.V. VARSITY BASEBALL FRONT ROW, Left to Right: John Gray, Les Chafin, Doug Morrison, Joe Phillips, Bob Suffel, John Jacob, Scott Sanders, Dave Ross, (Mgr.) Tim Bashor. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Coach Sprow, Greg Brenner, Brad Peter, Bruce Berenyi, Scott Hemenway, Don Baker, Steve Roberts, Chad Peter, Brent Maugel, Jim Guilford, Coach Peters. The baseball team did not have the winning season that was expected of them as they finished with a 12-15 record. They were also unsuccessful in defending the Green Meadows conference championship. Their con¬ ference record was 4-3 which placed them fourth in the final standings. Even though the team did not enjoy much success, several players improved their individual play from last year. Scott Hemenway and Bruce Berenyi were the lead¬ ing hitters with averages of .393 and .382 respectively. Hemenway led in runs batted in with 26, and Steve Roberts led in stolen bases with 10. Hemenway’s fol¬ lowing by Les Chafin with 2.33. This year’s reserve baseball team showed plenty of hitting power as they averaged eight runs per contest. Their record of three wins and six losses could have been much better with fewer errors in the field and more consistent pitching. Sophomore Doug Morrison led the hitters with a .400 average while Freshman Joe Jerger led in runs-batted-in with eleven. F.V. COACHES j0 Coach Sprow, Coach Peters. 101 FV HURLERS SCOTT BRUCE LES 4 102 Coach Sprow, Ray Keesbury, GaryCrites, Steve Jerger, Mike Wolfrum, Ed Walters, Joe Jerger, Coach Peters, SECOND ROW: Mgr. David Weaner, Randy Wright, Doug Keesbury, Rex Haver, Denny Sims, Tim Bashor. 103 FV CINDERMEN FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Rick Singer, Chuck Fan, Mike Rohlf, Mike Bashor, Dewey Foust, Leo Shininger, Steve Singer. SECOND ROW: Coach Brugler, Nancy Unger, (Mgr.), Tom Hubbard, Terry Hohenberger, Rob Losey, Gerald Hanna, Steve Sims, Steve Smith, Ed Brown, Mary Bergman, and Cathy Mills (Mgr.). 104 Mike Bashor handing off to Marv Bergman while coach Brugler observes. i S, jPr mmm. TOM HUBBARD; Top High Hurdler. WORK PA YS OFF Tom Bostater runs the 440, while Steve Sims concentrates for his pole vault. The Fairview Cindermen ended their year with 6 wins and 5 losses in dual meet competi¬ tion. At the beginning of the season it did not look as though they would win a single track meet, but hard work paid off and the thinclads made winners of themselves. At the end of the season they took a third in the league meet and sent two boys on to the district meet. The team will have four hard to replace seniors graduating this year. They are Mike Bashor, Steve Sims, Dan Thomas, and team captain Marv Bergman. These boys have con¬ tributed not only points to the track team, but also moral support to the underclassmen of the team. GERALD HANNA; No. 1 Discus Hurdler and Shot Putter. Tom Bashor pours it on at the end of the two miles. 105 1970-71 APACHE CHEERLEADERS VARSITY RESER VE FRONT TO BACK: Sue Mack (Head), Deb Ester, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Sanders, Terri Walters (Head), Darlene Caryer, Jill Jacob, Gina Bayliss. Bev Wirth (Mascot), Rosie Mack, Marilyn Bair, 106 L. to R.: Kathy Schubert (Head), Gary Grinnell, Lou Justinger. BACK: Theresa Karacson, FRESHMAN SATISFACTION! Our ever-burning fire! A real live totem pole? ’Bev Our fighting gridders! A red-headed indian??? I pledge allegiance ... You ' re Kidding ... THANK YOU As 1970-71 Cheerleaders of Fairview High, we tried our best to devote our time equally to each sport. The effort, finance, sweat, and tears some¬ times caused us to wonder whether it was worth it. But as we grow older, graduate, and move away all we can do is look at these few pictures and remem¬ ber the “good times” - knowing we can never really recapture them as they truly were, and never really be able to thank you, the student body, enough for them. How did I get up here? She ' s got Apache power 11! FV spirit - keep it burning 1 What would we have done without our ever coordinated seniors? Vic Hyde demonstrates his self-made instrument to Candy Farr. 109 ’▼vttttt V V ■ WATCH u SCILP TH£ EXT 20 M IES Xi APACHE COUNTRY Remember the night our sign was stolen? D. Caryer takes down net the night of sectional championship. 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Box Ph. 658-2515 Phone 899-4595 Compliments of JACK’S GARAGE Phillips 66 Tune Up Service Front End Alignment Wheel Balancing Ney Ohio 123 DUCAT’S DEPARTMENT STORE Dry Goods and Ready to Wear Carpet - Baby Dept. - Drapes Phone 399-4796 Paulding, Ohio Compliments of NATIONAL BANK OF PAULDING, OHIO Best Wishes From NEY OIL COMPANY EDGAR R. BERGMAN CALVIN E. BERGMAN Prompt Tank Wagon Service Fleet Wing Products Farm Tractor Service Complete Line of Goodyear Tires Lubrication and Tune Up Service We Try to Please Dependable Service Since 1927 Ph. 658-2329 FORD n NORTHWESTERN OHIO’S OLDEST FORD SALES PAUL E. MOATS MARK C. MOATS Sherwood, Ohio Sherwood, Ohio Compliments of HELLMAN’S GARAGE DEROSSETT VARIETY AND FURNITURE Zenith and Appliances Sherwood, Ohio Phone 899-3785 NEY RESTAURANT NELLIE and BOOTS BERGMAN Good Home Cooking Open 6 A. M. to 8 P. M. Daily Sundays 11 A. M. - 2 P. M. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 71 125 Greenhouse Fresh Flowers for All Occasions PANASAK’S HICKSVILLE GREENHOUSE East on Route 18 Ph. 542-7064 Compliments of LEE MOATS AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate Sherwood STAUFFER ANDREWS - Phone 899-4255 Mendenhall Agency- Si 5 Fifth Street Defiance 1 • Sonic Tires ROHR’S GAS FOR LESS Tires, Batteries 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Car Wash Hicksville, Ohio CENTRAL MARKET MEAT PROCESSING LOCKER SERVICE GROCERIES MEATS Beef by the Side or Quarters Phone 658-2327 Ney, Ohio Your Fresh Fruit Headquarters Fresh Fruits in Season - Frozen Fruits Year Around We Specialize in Selling Beef by the Quarter and Side 00% Satisfaction Guaranteed SAILER’S MARKET THE NEY CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN COMPANY SHERWOOD HOUSE Steak - Fish - French Fried Chicken Phone 899-3895 Sherwood Ohio WAYNE - MURPHY - D E FEEDS Bulk and Bagged Fertilizers Seed Cleaning I jt i MARQUIS DRY CLEANERS 107 E. Perry St. Paulding Ohio Phone 399-3018 128 Ney, Ohio Ph. 658-2319 JIM KAUFMAN’S Two Dining Rooms - Business Lunches Corner of S. Lynn and W. Ph. 636-9354 Butler Bryan Congratulations to the Senior Class of 71 ! - L IMM TRACTOR SALES OLIVER AND MASSEY FERGUSON Parts - Sales - Service Edgerton, Ohio Phone 298-2011 Everything a Builder Needs NEY LUMBER CO INC. Phone 658-2337 Ney Ohio I LIECHTY FARM EQUIPMENT INC. John Deere Service Center Edgerton, Ohio IOHN DIIRI MEL’S THRIFTY SALES Center for Discount Drugs and Beauty Aids 128 W. High Street Bryan Ohio NEY YOUTH CENTER The Place for Everyone to Have Fun and Relax across the street from Ney Oil Co, 129 Compliments of FARMER GARAGE 24-Hour Heavy Duty Wrecker and Road Service - Phone 658-2414 - 2 Heavy and 1 light WRECKERS to serve YOUR needs CLETUS MAVIS, Manager Farmer, Ohio 130 THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF BRYAN LET US HELP The Bank That Serves THE PEOPLE West Unity Banking Center West Unity, Ohio 102 North Main Street Bryan, Ohio West High St. Banking Center Bryan, Ohio CARROLL-AMES COMPANY COURTESY CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC. Bryan ' s Complete Hardware Dept. Store GE Appliances - TV - Radio Housewares - Gifts 22 W. High St. Bryan, Ohio Chrysler makes the cars, but Courtesy makes the Difference 217 S. Main St. Bryan, Ohio Compliments of THE OHIO GAS COMPANY t ! To service your every needs Bryan Ohio EDGERTON LUMBER CO., INC. The company with excellent quality and service Phone 298-2231 Edgerton, Ohio 131 Compliments of NEY HARDWARE Ney, Ohio NEY AUTO SERVICE Compliments of LAUBACH CLINIC PHIL’S BARBER SHOP DR. JAMES H. LAUBACH D. C. Sherwood Ohio Edgerton, Ohio OBERLIN FORD FUNERAL HOME AND MEMORIAL CHAPEL 1 ] rwjr w r ' . 7 • 7 } Caring for those YOU care for Corner of Lynn and Bryan Streets Air Conditioned Ambulance Phone 636-3139 Bryan Ohio THARP ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. Commercial and Industrial Installation Bryan, Ohio 43506 BRYAN ELEVATOR, INC. Modern Supply Center Feed - Grain - Farm Supplies Phone 636-1440 Bryan, Ohio Compliments of HARRINGTON BODY INC. GLEASON’S STUDIO LINE ur w |A BEAR £35,— n Wheel Alinement - Balancing Brake Service - Radiator Service Auto Air Conditioning Auto and Truck Rustproofing Phone 636-1832 Bryan, Ohio Wedding Portraits - Group Pictures Phone 636-2783 110 North Main Street Bryan, Ohio WONSETLER’S FLOWERS 132 N. Walnut St. Ph. 636-2648 Bryan Specializing Drag and Racing Equipment Eledbrock Dealers Offenhauser Crane Cams Shifters D A Oil Vertex Magnetos Mag Wheels ROGER LUTY, Owner Halibrand Equip. Route 15 North Bryan, Ohio 43506 ROGER’S SPEED SHOP 133 RINGER DRUG STORE STOUGH PAINT STORE Your Prescription Drug Store Paint - Wallpaper - Window Shades Two Locations Carpet - Linoleum - Ceramic Tile in Bryan Complete Installation East of Square Medical Center and Opposite Court House 442 W. High Decorating Service Ph. 636-1355 636-7314 Ph. 636-2839 124 S. Lynn, Bryan xV v Pepsi’s got a lot to give There ' s a new national pastime living, and making ever second count. Pepsi ' s part of it all. with the energy to let you live big. and a taste that’s bigger than life. Pepsi Cola it ' s got a lot to give. Compliments of HOOTMAN FOUNDRY INC. 620 EAST MULBERRY STREET BRYAN. OHIO 43506 ' I BOYS CORNER BRYAN, OHIO 43506 MENS STORE KEISER PHARMACY Pres criptions Love, Yardley, Ar - ex, Corday, Max Factor Cosmetics and Perfumes Bryan, Ohio SPANGLER IMPLEMENT SALES, INC. Dealers for Ford, Simplicity, Coby, Gehl New Holland, Brillion, Homelite McCurdy, Snowmobiles COLONIAL MANOR MOTEL DINING ROOM Friday Night Fish Fry Sunday Smorgesbord Plan your next party with us Route 4 Bryan, Ohio AIR MATE COMPANY, INC. Specializing in Plastics F abrication Williams County Airport Bryan, Ohio Shop the smart way at MODE O’DAY South side of Square in Bryan, Ohio 105 W. Butler Street til Ah Doctor of Chiropractic A Professional Title Worth Seeking! CARL D. RUPP, D.C. Bryan Ohio HOLABIRD COMPANY Fine Dining Room F urniture Bryan Ohio BRYAN TIMES For Local News Daily, READ THE News Items Always Welcome Phone 636-111 Bryan Ohio 135 Compliments of DR. ROBERT HILBERT Optometrist Bryan Ohio Compliments of CRETORS FUNERAL HOME When You Care Enough to Have the Best Bryan, Ohio Ph. 636-1158 LINDSEY MOTOR SALES Buick - Chevrolet - Cadillac Bryan, Ohio G. C. MURPHY COMPANY The Complete Variety Store First Quality Always Bryan Ohio BRYAN, OHIO Compliments of SINE RADIO TV FORD BROS. AUCTIONEERS REALTORS Ph. 636-3858 Bryan, Ohio WM. H. FORD HENRY E. FORD 134 W. High Street Bryan, Ohio Phone 636-3850 MANEVAL SERVICE INC. Motor Trucks, Parts, and Service Phone 636-1179 Bryan, Ohio 136 I I 12 if ' -- NORTH WESTERN ELECTRIC CO-OP INC. Ph. 636-2043 Bryan Ohio il AGENCV: INC !■■■■■■ i Insurance and Bonds Fire, Auto, Homeowners, Farmowners Life Accident and Health 102 South Lynn Bryan Phone 636-1125 GREENISEN FUNERAL HOME 1 A 1 ICI3V fyfVUbUi n utwud rV U RALPH H. GREENISEN, Director Ph. 636-1189 Bryan 137 JONES UPHOLSTERING SHOP ii Custom-Made Furniture Church Cushioning Recovering and Repairing Auto and Truck Seats Phone 636-2638 1 4 mile east of Bryan WBNO AM RADIO a. m. 1520 kcs WWMS FM f. m. 100. 9 KCS In Bryan It 1 s BROWNIES good food 133 S. Walnut Ph. 636-1037 PET INCORPORATED Grocery Products Division Bryan Ohio GORRELL BROS. AUCTIONEERS RUSS GORRELL Realtor Bryan 636-1359 Paulding 399-4066 3 Auctioneers and Sound Truck Make yours a better sale. Defiance 782-4441 Hicksville 542-4061 THE CHARLES CO. HANCOCK BROS. EXCAVATING The Store for the Entire Family Bryan Ohio Route 2 Phone 636-5002 Bryan, Ohio 43506 live a little lA TM Dairij Queen North Edge of Bryan on State Route 15 lAimmw ' s 1966 Dairy Queen National Development Co Reg. U.S. Pat. Off., Am. D. Q., Corp. DAIRY QUEEN Famous for that Country Fresh Flavor East High St. Bryan, Ohio Mobile Homes - Recreation Vehicles Parts and Accessories Complete Service Facilities Box 483 Bryan, Ohio 43506 SIEBENALER EQUIPMENT k PAR-T-PAK Compliments of 365 days including holidays 7:00 am-11:00 pm 1030 West High Bryan Ohio BRYAN METALS, INC. Bryan, Ohio 139 K R CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY Beside the Bryan Theater Bryan Ohio LESTER’S DINER 24 Hours 14 oz. cup of coffee Meals from $1. 15 233 S. Main Bryan PULASKI GEN. STORE LOCKER Quality Processing - Beef for Sale Phone 636-2259 Route 2 Bryan, Ohio - Phone 636-1857 F. U. Uhlman Co, UHLMANS Bryan, Ohio Williams County ' s F avorite Department Store THE ARO CORPORATION Bryan, Ohio 140 1 KEN’S FURNITURE STORE Furniture to Fit Any Budget and Any Taste 231 Hopkins Street Defiance, Ohio We Take Trade-Ins. NELSON’S BOB’S S ERVICE Second and Seneca 782-8821 Defiance, Ohio DEFIANCE SHOOTERS c: £ « „ Qj 7 jho W ' v SUPPLY 612 Fifth Street Defiance, Ohio TENZER LUMBER CO Over 90 Years of Service to Northwest Ohio Home of Precision Building Lumber and Building Supplies Defiance 782-1861 782-1851 STONE’S FOODLAND Defiance Ohio O O RETTIG MUSIC INC. Your Musical Headquarters for Northwestern Ohio 510 Clinton Street 782-8876 Defiance Compliments of the FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION £Y -.0 b u Clinton and Fifth Defiance Ohio 141 FORT DEFIANCE PIXLER’S INC. MEATS Sportswear and Clothing Wholesale and Retail Men ' s Ladies ' Boy ' s Phone 784-2982 851 South Clinton Street Defiance 316 Clinton Street Defiance Ohio STATE BANK TRUST CO. THE HUB OF COMMERCE IN DEFIANCE SINCE 1902 Computerized MAIN OFC 782-8950 401 CLINTON 401 Clinton Street Defiance Ohio Compliments of ZELLER CORPORATION Manufacturers of blue crown America ' s Finest Spark Plugs Defiance Ohio “Say it with Flowers PATTEN’S 517 Second Street Defiance, Ohio 43512 Phone 782-3015 Flowers and Gifts DEFIANCE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION McFEETERS AUTO SALES and SERVICE - Dodge and Imports DERROW MOTOR SALES - Pontiac, Cadillac, LeMans, Firebird MOSS SALES and SERVICE - Selling Surabu Automobiles JIM DERROW - Chevrolet and Vega BOLLEY MOTOR SALES - Buick, Oldsmobile, Opel RON PETERSON - Volkswagen DOUG BISBEE - Ford, Mercury SHERMANS The Store for Men Opposite the Courthouse Defiance, Ohio THE WILLEY-GARMAN DIV. RUBINE ENTERPRISES INC. Automotive Parts and Shop Equipment First and Perry Streets Defiance, Ohio 43512 l emon Chiffon ice cream A Division of Swift Company 902 Jackson Street • Defiance, Ohio 43512 Telephone, (419) 7BE-19S5 ICE CREAM PLANT LITHO IN U. S. A. £? Q ♦ ec mr - £ [| £ CQ D-C X ♦ o ANVdWOD •Bl- auvggnH mm M z — ■ D HUBBARD •IS COMPANY O • a! 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DRAWER 100, DEFIANCE, OHIO 43512 A Z --dB ; • ♦ O ANVdWOD •Bl- aavaanH ANVdWOD •Bl- auvggrm r • i - c 5® 1? 2 - B D HUBBARD ♦ COMPANY SI ANVdWOD •Bl- aavggnH HUBBARD •IS- COMPANY A.NVdWO) •Bl- aavggnH HUBBARD •IS- COMPANY 144 STRAIT REALTY SALES HOMES, FARMS, BUSINESS, AND INDUSTRIAL SITES OUR SALES STAFF HAROLD STRAIT MARY POTTS MARY BETH BOKOP Over ZO Years of Experience in Northwestern Ohio TOM POTTS JAMES GROLL RICHARD G. PHILLIPS 509 Fourth Street 145 Defiance, Ohio JOHN WESTRICK FARMER JOHNS 21 Kinds of Cheese Smoked Meats Fancy Fruits and Vegetables Open Year Round 7 Days a-Week South Clinton Street Phone 784-4272 Defiance, Ohio RICHMAN’S WELDING WORKS I LINDE GASES AND EQUIPMENT COMPLETE WELDING SERVICE Phone 782-9891 RAY F. RICHMAN Prop. River and Locast Defiance HOME SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Defiance Napoleon, Ohio Paulding r THE PRINT SHOPPE Printing and Office Supplies 4Z3 Clinton Defiance ti SAY IT WITH FLOWERS KIRCHER’S FLOWERS 1119 Jefferson Ave. ' Defiance, Ohio Ph. Defiance 784-5321 ELLIOTT’S CARRY-OUT Fresh Meats Groceries TO-; V Mlt ' N l COTTACt l cheeseJ RR 1 Defiance 1° Brunnersburg, Ohio Phone Def. 784-5518 1 Compliments of HOLIDAY L ANES Defiance, Ohio Ph. Def. 782-8787 Compliments of CHIEF SUPERMARKET THE VILLA SHOE STORE We Fit the Hard to Fit Feet Bryan Defiance VIVIAN KEENAN GIFTS Ready-to-Wear Accessories I I - Hicksville 147 I MEEK’S PASTRY SHOP Compliments of Decorated Cakes and Party Goods Our Specialties GLASS Give Us the Break STORE FRONT MIRRORS Complete GLASS tjrias s Service 124 Clinton Defiance Residential Commercial DEFIANCE METAL PRODUCTS CO. 96 Seneca Defiance, Ohio DEFIANCE JERZEE MILK PRODUCTS Homogenized Evaporated Vitamin D Content Increased to 400 Units Per Reconstituted Quarts 148 Industry DEFIANCE TRACTOR SUPPLY ft SEIBENICK’S OFFICE SUPPLY Office Supplies of All Types Portable Typewriters J Service on All Makes of T ypewriter s Defiance, Ohio Ph. Def. 784-4950 1 IF YOU mm w DAVIS TOWNE COUNTRY CLOTHES CLEANERS TOUT... Drapery Cleaning Our Specialty SHIRTS LAUNDERED MOTHPROOFING AT NO EXTRA COST ADAMS PHARMACY Defiance, Ohio We Are Committed To Your Future World By Building and Planning Today . . . n n n 0 0 0 00 Toledo Edison is contribu¬ ting in the area it knows best—electric power. TOLEDO Edison ENERGY FOR NORTHWESTERN OHIO MANUFACTURERS SUPPLY COMPANY 500 Court P. L. Defiance, Ohio SKYLARK MOTEL US 24 West Defiance, Ohio Free T.V. Air Cond. FREY OFFICE MACHINE CO. 2064 Ft. Wayne Rd. Defiance, Ohio M9 Seeds Feeds Fertilizer Phone Def. 784-1070 Sher. 899-4505 JACKSON WORTHINGTON Defiance, Ohio Complete Vending Facilities Route 6 Defiance Magazines Newspapers Study-guides 500 Fifth Street Defiance, Ohio MECURY CLEANERS MAUMEE VALLEY VENDING COMPANY MOREY’S NEWS STAND STAMBAUGH THE STORE THAT FRIENDSHIP BUILT 516 Clinton Defiance, Ohio JEWELERS DEFIANCE FARM BUREAU CORP. Petroleum Products Grain Handling Liquid Fertilizer GALE HALE CO. 712 Hopkin St. Defiance, Ohio Congratulations F rom OUR BOOSTERS BRYAN Ulrich Sign Service D D Barber Shop Bryan Trailer Court Economy Savings Loan Co. First National Bank McBride Laundry Cleaning Co. Dr. Lewis Israel Jac Jil ' s Pizza Dr. Thomas R. Olnhausen Brown ' s Dairy Bob ' s Gulf L. O. Hanna D.D. S. Davy-Lee Chuck ' s Dari Freeze Russell’s Men’s Wear Dr. V. W. Hartley D.D. S. Robert L. Woodgeard D.V.M. Schuck’s Jewelry Dr. Paul T. Smith D.D.S. F. W. Richardson Gorney Winzeler Bunny ' s Beauty Shop DEFLANCE Pete ' s Sohio Snider’s Market The Spiral Staircase Dr. Fauster D.D.S. Dr. Stone D.D.S. Dr. Krouse D.D.S. Dr. Walz D.D.S. Froelich Jewelry Shultz Plumbing Heating The Country Yarn Shop Dr. Roberts. Burke Jr. D.D.S. E. S. McGladdery HICKS VILLE Armstrong Agency Dr. Robert L. Ramus D.D.S. Dr. Allen R. Hilbert O.D. Dr. Duane V. Burns D.C. EDGERTON Strup Agency Inc. NEY Mary ' s Magic Mirror PAULDING Reinhart Chevrolet Sales Brune Printing Co. Cassel ' s Store SHERWOOD Don ' s Variety Store Grimm ' s Locker
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