Fairview High School - Warrior Yearbook (Sherwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

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A special thanks to Mr. Sander. 2 Editor - Cindy Fogle Assistant - Donna Rieke FACULTY Editor - Darlene Hurtig Assistant - Peg Oskey 121-160 STUDENT LIFE Editor - Char Doan Assistant - Beth Karnes TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE 4-12 CHEERLEADERS Editor - Cathie Lilly SPORTS Editor - Jill Jacob Assistants - David Weaner Patty Thomas Becky Stevenson ADVERTISEMENTS Editor - Joyce Sinn Assistants - Dan Foust Kathy Guildford Deb Stauffer Deb Havens ADVISOR DOUG RUPP EDITOR-IN-CHIEF DONNA RIEKE ORGANIZATIONS Club Editor - Sue Koch Assistant - Kris Varner Music Editor - Cheryl Renollet Barb Khun iSHrtWlCOWW COWWM I REMEMBER 72 . . . I remember, very well, the events of the school year '71 -'72. I've kept these memories pushed back in a special corner of my mind So that 1 can take a look at them every once in a while To laugh, to cry, and then again to smile. I look back at the time when I never thought I'd come this far. Yesterday Fairview, tomorrow, the moon or perhaps some star. But no matter where my journey ends Or how far away the road to success or failure extends I'll be reminded of my school days constantly. For I was part of Fairview High and it was part of me. It's iniation time! 4 What did they put in the broth? 5 Test Results? Try to realize its all within yourself; No one else can make you change; And life flows on within you and without you. When you've seen beyond yourself - then, you may find peace of mind is waiting there . . . George Harrison 1, 7, 8, 12, NO! 6, 10, 2, 4, NO! . . . 6 ME ! ?! 7 ii Glola Sleesmen, Deb Osmun, Rita Ward, and Linda Schulz, working hard (?) in High Skilled Stenography. 49 JRS. AND 28 8R8. ATTENDED THE VOCATIONAL SCHOOL IN 1 972. Kathy Swary is helped by friends in Health Occupations. Rick Boroff fixes a tire in Auto Mechanics. 8 It's all in your head! Future Artist of America? Button, Button, who has the button? Don't forget to wash your hands David. Building a better tomorrow? Togetherness Time what is amazing about it is it’s simplicity so complete in its cause to change, yet undemanding in measure of its ease, there is something NEW in all that time brings. 10 Assembly - Mason and Young, Englishmen, entertain Fairview students. Anxious Seniors await THE moment. The 3000 mile walk. TEARS, FEARS, and FEELING PROUD THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1972 Bruce Berenyi receives his diploma SPEAKER: Senator Oliver Ocasek Vp V ■M If you can't;!be a bush be a bit of the grass, Some highway happier make'j If you can't be a muskie than just be a bass But be the liveliest bass in the lake. We can't all be captains we've got to be crew There’s something for all of us here There's big work to do and there's lesser to do And the task we must do is near. If you can’t be a highway then just be a trail If you can't be the sun be a star It isn’t by size that you win or fail Be the best of whatever you are. - Douglas Malloch SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT EDITION SATURDAY REVIEW WARRIOR 1972 REIGNING ROYALTY FOR 1 97 1 -72 Queen: MISS DONNA RIEKE REIGNING IN THE RAIN Although the night was dreary, the crowd's spirits were high. The queen and her court were the only ones who kept dry. From the beginning kick-off to the final loss; we were deter¬ mined to show them just Bev Wirth Hohenberger bestows honors upon Donna. Escort; Gerald Hann who was the boss. QUEEN AND COURT Standing 1. to r. Deb Havens Nancy McGill Donna Rieke Joie Sanchez Deb Fogle 14 Sophomore: MISS DEB HAWNS Escort: Rob Losey Freshman: MISS DEB FOGLE Escort: LES CHAFTN Senior: MISS JOIE SANCHEZ Escort: PETE SCHLOSSER Junior: MISS NANCY McGILL Escort: ANDY SHININGER FOOTBALL QUEEN ATTENDANTS ,v ■ ' ' , . i i ' • ' November 12 and 13 the band and chorus presented the English musical, Oliver! It’s the story of an orphaned boy, diver Twist, who runs away from the orphanage and encounters many of the bad aspects of the world. He is taken in by a band of pick-pocketers and learns the tricks of that trade. After many hardships, Oliver discovers his true relatives. From the first piece of scenery that went up to the last curtain, everyone worked hard to make the show a success. Their efforts weren't in vain - Oliver was a SMASH! One Boy for Sale That’s Your Funeral! ■ ■■ ' .Wt '■ , •- .. li'ly m IS Where is Love? OLIVER TWIST Kim Cline FAGIN Steve Jeiger ARTFUL DODGER Rick Singer BILL SYKES Dan Hall NANCY Deb Osmun BET Rita Kash MR. BUMBLE Tim Pendleton MRS. CORNEY Jackie Shininger MR. BROWNLOW John Mack MRS. SOWERBERRY Linda Meyer MR. SOWERBERRY Dave Weaner CHARLOTTE Myla Johns NOAH CLAYPOLE Rob Donley MRS. BED WIN Deb Burns You've got to pick a pocket or two. 17 CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND 7 1 One for you and one for me! Not another camera?! 18 SOME THING9 YOU DECIDE WITH YOUR HEART You devil, you! TI know ... we can discuss the Fairview-Hicksville game! That requires some thought! 19 DRAMATICS CLASS PLAY THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER Under the direction and fearless leadership of Mr. Dean Edwards, the Fairview Dramatics class presented The Man Who Came to Dinner. Due to a heavy schedule of events the class was only able to stage the play one night. The members were proud to know that all compliments would be directed to them, per sonally, because the show was exactly what they made it. GREAT! On these two pages you’ll see how Fairview's talented photographers captured everything from the candid shots in the dressing room to the grand FINALE. The group practiced every night for one week and sur¬ prisingly enough managed to allow Mr. Edwards to retain his sanity through the whole ordeal. CAST Mrs. Ernest Stanley Jackie Shininger Miss Preen Cathy Lilly Richard Stanley Dan Foust June Stanley Cindy Fogle John Martin Spangler Sarah Debbie Guilford Mrs. Dexter Linda Baden Mrs. McCutcheon Peg Qskey Mr. Stanley David Weaner Maggie Cutler Barb Garver Dr. Betty Bradley Jill Jacob Sheridan Shiteside Dave Strait Harriet Stanley Kay Hanna Bert Jefferson Dan Hall Madam Professor Metz Margaret Mathes Luncheon Guests Jeff Richardson Expressman Steve Jerger Jeff Richardson Lorraine Sheldon Sally Cravens Sandy Martin Spangler Beverly Carlton Dave Ross Westcott Kathy Morrell Radio Technicians Donna Rieke Banjo Deb Ester Steve Jerger Two Deputies Donna Rieke Indicates Chorus Members. Deb Ester 1 972 JR.-SR. PROM: LOVE IN PARIS” 22 WARRIOR 1972 I ■ . . ■ j h m STUDENTS' INTERESTS ARE MAJOR CONCERN OF BOARD The Board of Education is the agent responsible for establishing and appraising the educational activities of our school. They decide what changes must be made and how to approach them. The board represents the community and their in¬ terests. 24 Mrs. Alice Sims Secretary A prll 27, 1 972 To the Talrvlew Senior class oh 1 972: Decu i Senior: It Is Mtth a. great sense oh pride that I white this letter to the senior class. As In past years I am always proud oh our graduating class . I am eehtaln that I Apeak h°r the entire faculty when I express oua gratitude hor youA Aplhlt oh aoopehatlon and the genehat respect you have exhibited toward the Achool AyAtem. It haA been both a pleaAant and rewarding expehlence j $or me to have known you people, and to have played a Amall role In youA education at Ealnvlew . hleedles A to Aay, at times thene have been dl ehcnces oh opinion, and at times It has been neceSAany hor me to make decisions that have been unpopular with you. My memo hies oh the doss oh 19 72 wilt be pleasant ones. The many good things you people have done [ax outweigh the dlhiloultles we have encountered. You people have a real opportunity to make a worthwhile contribution to humanity. Your talents are many and varied, use them, don’t abuse them. Our society Is eagerly waiting on people like you to come horth with solutions to those problems that confront us In the 1970's and 19$0’s. Each orf you must think and act In a responsible bullion. Whatever may be your station In lihe, you can and must be part otf the solution and not a contribution to the problems that are endangering the American way oh llh I wish each oh you many years oh happiness and may God bless each oh you. Sincerely, Darnell E. Jviles , Supt. Central Local School District Route 1 Sherwood, Ohio 25 Let Me see, where was I! Mr. Breisinger checking up on the news! PRINCIPAL'S SUPPORT HELPS BRING SUCCESS During his three years as principal, Mr. Robert Breisinger has never been too busy to participate in all of the functions of Fairview High School. He has actively supported all school endeavors whether they be scholastic or athletic. The students of Fairview gratefully acknowledge the unselfish time and effort Mr. Breisinger spent to make this school year a success. ■a Yes, I see! MRS. MARY WILLIAMS B.S. Defiance College; Girls Physical Education MRS. PEGGY JOHNS B.S. Bowling Green State University; Library MR. KENNETH WHALEN B.S. and M. A. Bowling Green State University; Boys Physical Education Drivers Education, and Health MR. PETER MOUNTZ B.S. DePauw University, M.A. St. Francis; Guidance 27 MR. WILLARD PETERS B. S . Defiance College; General Math, and Algebra I. MR. SERENUS BRUGLER B. A. Defiance College; General Science, Human Anatomy and Physiology . LEFT MR. ROBERT DIETRICK B.S. Defiance College, M.A. Bowling Green State University; Biology, and Health. RIGHT MR. DEAN EDWARDS B.S. Ashland College; Amer¬ ican History, American Government, and Dramatics. 28 MR. DAN STRAZIUSO B.A. St. Francias College; Geography, World History, World Government, Sociology and Economics. MR. WARD FRITZ B.S. Defiance College, M. A. Bowling Green State University; American Government and World History. MRS. GLORIA MILLER B.S. Ohio State, M.S. In¬ diana University; Geometry, Algebra I, Business Math, and General Science. MR. JAMES MILLER B.S. Bowling Green State University, M.A. Indiana University; Physics, Senior Math, Algebra II and Chemistry. 29 MRS. SHIRLEY FRITZ B.S. Defiance College; Personal English, English II, and Books for Living. MISS DIANE ELLING B. A. Adrian College; English I, American Novel, Drama, and Poetry. MRS. CAROLE CRAMER B.S., M. A. Bowling Green State University; Composition and Research, Ameri¬ can Heritage, English Heritage I and II, Great Books, and Shakespeare. MISS MYRA NOLAN B. A. Huntington College; English I and II. 30 MRS. VICTORIA DAY Kent State University and Bowling Green State University; Spanish I and II, and French I and II. MR. DOUGLAS RUPP B. A. Adrian College, M.B.A. St. Francis College; Clerical Record Keeping, Business English and Law, General Business, and Journalism. MRS. EILEEN SWEEBE B.S. Bowling Green University; Bookkeeping I and n. Shorthand, Personal Typing, Typing I, Office Practice, and Dean of Girls. 31 v3t LEFT MRS. IRENE STRUBLE B. A. Ball State University; Home Economics I and II, Home Furnishings, Advanced Sewing, and Family Living. RIGHT MRS. FLORENCE HUSTED B.S. Terdue University; Home Economies I and II, Advanced Cooking, and Child Cate. MR. EDWIN HERROON B.S. Bowling Green State University; MRS. JUNE SCHULTE B.S. Defiance College; Chorus. 32 MR. DONALD KRETZER B.S. Bowling Green State University; Industrial Arts, Woodworking II, Mechanical Drawing, Electricity. MR. DAVID POULSON B.S. Ohio State University; Plant Science, Agricultural Mechanics. MR. LYNN KLECK B.S. Morehead University; Animal Science, Conservation, Agricultural Business. COOKS - Mrs. Dorothy Jackman, and Mrs. Mary Dull BOOKKEEPER - Mrs. Muriel Motter BUS DRIVERS - R. Ebersole, E. Rosebrock, J. Miller, L. Hetrick, A. CUSTODIAN - Russell Heisler Richardson, K. Laffin, H. Reed, E. Lawson, and D. Edwards. 34 WARRIOR 1971-72 JUNIORS: PAGE 52-55 WARRIOR 1971-72 SOPHOMORES: PAGE 5G-59 Humpty Dumpty’sl MAGAZIN FO jITTL CHILDRE l WARRIOR 1971-72 FRESHMEN: PAGE 60-64 Jim Beardsley Deborah Bostater Ambition - Get a job that pays well Nickname - Curt JOHN BRECKLER Likes - Traveling, Reading, Sports, Becky Bogelsong Ambition - get a good job and make a happy family Nickname - Indian DIANE CARTEYN Likes - John Ambition - get married and a good job Nickname - Dee JANET CASE LES CHAFIN Likes - Sports, baseball, football, basketball Ambition - College Nickname - Les LINDA BADEN Likes - listening to records, writing letters, writing poetry, and stories Ambition - International Junior College STEVEN BATT Ambition - to be a mechanic on Diesel Trucks or Drive Truck Likes - Doing unusual things - Music and records Nickname - Steve JIM BAUER Likes - Pa tries Ambition - Shore Patrol Navy Nickname - Alkee JIM BEARDSLEY Ambition - Bum Likes - Women BRUCE BERENYI Likes - Basketball, Baseball Nickname - Bruce MIKE BERGMAN Likes - Extra curricular's Ambition - 2 year college Nickname - Berg MIKE BITTINGER Ambition - Work, get married Likes - Horseback riding, swim¬ ming, motorcycle riding Nickname - Mike JIM BOGER Likes - Sports Ambition - go to college Nickname - Blow DEBORAH BOSTATER Likes - Swimming, camping and ceramics Nickname - Deb CURTIS BOWERS Likes - Girls Bruce Berenyi Linda Baden Mike Bergman Steven Batt Michael Bittinger Jim Bauer Jim Boger 36 SENIORS 39 GIRLS AND 69 BOYS GRADUATE CLASS COLORS Sky Blue and Navy Blue CLASS FLOWER White Carnation (tinted blue) CLASS MOTTO I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and loved today. To be a senior is to be a rare breed of animal that is independant, stubborn, robust, creative, dramatic and sometimes inconsistent. To be a senior at Fairview is to be prepared to meet the open future with the training that the contained world of high school has offered. It is to eventually come to grips with the very real pre¬ sence of difficulty, as well as accomplishment, and to be physically and morally prepared to meet it head-on. The success of a year is measured in involvment. To be a senior is to be real. And that's what keeps a heart young. President - Pete Schlosser Vice President - Brent Maugel Secretary -Treasurer - Joie Sanchez Curtis Bowers John Breckler Diane Carteyn Janet Case Les Chafin 37 ■•iMSSS'S ' ■ I SENIORS COLLEGE LURES 28% OF THE CLASS RON CLINE Likes - Outdoor sports, Auto Racing Ambition - Auto Racing Nickname - R. C. JIM CONNELLY Likes - Basketball and Cars Ambition - to make something out of myself SALLY CRAVENS Likes - Horsebackriding, love, just plain goof around Ambition - either to join Navy or to go to school Nickname - Sac GARY CRITES Likes - Basketball and Cars Ambition - Work Nickname - Jesus TOM CURTIS Likes - Wine, Women, and Song JAMES DAVIS Likes - Water skiing, camping Nickname - Lizzard JOHN DIXON Nickname - Wayne MARY ANN DOCKERY Ambition - Work SHELLY DONZE Likes - Music, and Horses Ambition - to become a successful cosmetolegist Nickname - Shell JOHN ELLIOTT JR. Likes - Bowling Ambition - C. P. A. DEB ESTER Likes - Sports, good music Ambition - Airline Stewardess Nickname - Deb BILL FILLMAN Likes - Outdoor sports and drag racing Ambition - Own a bar Nickname - Wilt CINDY LOU FOGLE Ambition - Social Work Likes - Listening to records saying Geezumcrow! , sports Nickname - Fogle i I DANIEL FOUST Ambition - To someday be a great musician Likes - Music, swimming, sports Nickname - Dan (Satchmo) Ron Cline James Davis Jim Connelly Sally Cravens John Dixon Mary Ann Dockery Gary Crites Shelly Donze Tom Curtis John Elliott Jr. 38 Deb Ester Donna Foust Dan Hall Bill Fillman Edith Fraley Veronica Hammon Cindy Lou Fogle Barbara Garver Dan Hammond Dan Font Pam Grant Gerald Hanna Daniel Foust Debra Guilford Kay Hanna BARBARA GARVER Ambition - Undecided Likes - Chevy vans, motorcycles, and most of all Mike. Nickname - Barb DEBRA GUILFORD Ambition - Undecided Likes - Music, sports Nickname - Deb DAN HALL Likes - Women, Guitars, rock and roll, sports parties Nickname - Dan VERONICA HAMMON Ambition - To be a registered nurse Likes - reading, cooking, goofing off GERALD HANNA Likes - Football, track, working on old cars KAY HANNA Likes - Eating, knitting and talking Ambition - Elementary school teacher Nickname - KIKI With a ratio of 69 guys to 39 girls, the senior class presented effective leadership. They do¬ minated presidencies in 7 out of 8 organizations. Twenty eight attended the vo¬ cational school and more than thirty struggled with the compli¬ cated process of passing college entrance tests and meeting the entrance costs of college. Out of the class of 72, 15 students are going to a four year college; six to medical schools; eight to a two year college; and one to a pro¬ fessional military college. 39 ! ft Lyle Harrington Randy Hasch Darlene Hurtig Jill Jacob Mary Heater Scott Hemenway Larry Jesse Bretta Johns Robert Highland Jim Joost LYLE HARRINGTON Ambition - Uncertain Likes - Girls, outdoor sports MARY HEATER Ambition - Marriage Likes - Skiing, swimming Nickname - Sis SCOTT HEMENWAY Likes - Sports, Deb Wells Ambition - Play Baseball Nickname - Bone ROBERT HIGHLAND Ambition - Chemist Likes - Fishing DARLENE HURTIG Ambition - Registered Nurse Likes - Motorcycling, cooking, traveling, Don Nickname - Dar JILL JACOB Ambition - Registered Nurse Likes - My horse, sports, motorcycles Nickname - Jacob 40 8ENI0R9 LOOK FORWARD TO THE FUTURE BRETT A JOHNS Likes - Reading, bowling, camping Ambition - Elementary school teacher JIM JOOST Likes - Brenda Ambition - Farming Nickname - Juicer ROXANN KEEZER Ambition - Go to college Likes - Bowling and hiking Nickname - Roxy RANDALL LEMASTER Likes - Hi-Performance Street Machines Preferably CHEVROLET Ambition - To become a Machinist at G . M , Nickname - Butchy Boy CATHLEEN LILLY Likes - Anything male over 5 ’10 Ambition - to be Ambitious Nickname - Lilly, Legs , Cathie ROBERT LOSEY Likes - Motorcycles Ambition - Bar Keeper Nickname - Shop Roxann Keezer Randall Lemaster Cathleen Lilly Robert Losey Margie Lucas 41 Joie and Sally order flowers from the senior flower fund. WILLIAM MOATS Ambition - Building and Construc¬ tion Nickname - Bill HANNAH MORHART Ambition - Secretary Likes - Sewing, crafts Nickname - Dean KATHRYN MORRELL Ambition - Get married Likes - Greg Nickname - Morrelli MARGARET MATHES Ambition - Teacher Likes - To be with people and have fun Nickname - Muggy BRENT MAUGEL Ambition - Architect Likes - Athletics Nickname - Bunts JEFF MEYER Likes - Basketball, Baseball, Foot¬ ball, Cars Ambition - Earn a million dollars DENNY MICHAEL Ambition - To make people happy Likes - Music, playing drums, horses, basketball Nickname - Dean RUSSELL M OTTER Ambition - College Likes - Swimming, Tennis, Music Nickname - Russ MARGARET OSKEY Ambition - Travel all over Europe and the U.S. Likes - Motorcycles, cars Nickname - Peg, Askey Margaret Mathes Hannah Morhart Brent Maugel Kathryn Morrell Jeff Meyer Russell M otter Denny Michael Mike Myers William Moats Margaret Oskey Sally Paxton Donna Rieke Steven Peoples Debra Rosebrock Deborah Polter Dave Ross Paul Poulson Lavon Ross Jeff Richardson Josephine Sanchez SALLY PAXTON Ambition - Get a job and get married Likes - Tom STEVEN PEOPLES Ambition - Manager Likes - Swimming, Karate Nickname - Peep DEBORAH POLTER Likes - Steve Walker, Pizza, Pepsi Nickname - Deb, Pol try, Honey PAUL POULSON Ambition - Law Enforcement Likes - Food, girls, sports JEFF RICHARDSON Likes - Girls, cars, drinks Nickname - BB Head Ambition - State Patrolman DONNA RIEKE Nickname - Leaky Rieke Ambition - X -Ray tech. Likes - Water skiing, camping, sports DEBRA ROSEBROCK Ambition - To live and enjoy life to it's fullest Likes - Springtime, people, funny expressions, neat guys, Cam- aro’s, Vet's and life Nickname - Deb DAVE ROSS Ambition - Lawyer, Master’s Degree Likes - to have fun Nickname - King Bird, Kid Stupid LAVON ROSS Ambition - Law Enforcement Likes - Cars JOSEPHINE SANCHEZ Likes - Hiking, Volleyball, Bad min ton, Swimming Ambition - Social Worker Nickname - Joie 43 Scott Sanders Larry Saylor Dan Schindler Pete Schlosser Gene Sheets SCOTT SANDERS Ambition - Be an engineer Likes - Girls Nickname - Star LARRY SAYLOR Ambition - Army Paratrooper Likes - Girls, Cars, Motorcycles 8ENI0R9 DAN SCHINDLER Likes - Parties, Football, Basketball Nickname - Bush PETE SCHLOSSER Likes - Parties, Football Nickname - Taco GENE SHEETS Ambition - To Graduate Likes - Coonhunting Nickname - Geno ANDY SHINING ER Ambition - To Graduate Likes - Football, opposite sex and other good things Nickname - Stubby Shininger PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE Oh my goodness! It has worms! 44 SENI0R9 28 BENEFIT FROM VOCATIONAL TRAINING JACKIE SHININGER Ambition - Nursing School Likes - Goofin off late at night Nickname - Shinni, or Shinbag STEVE SINGER Likes - Milking cows Ambition - College Nickname - Estiban MARTIN SPANGLER Ambition - Get a good job and own my home Likes - Food, All sports, work on my car Nickname - Marty JOYCE SINN Ambition - To be a Secretary Likes - Basketball, Boys Nickname - Joycie The choices offered to the seniors of Fairview High School before the Four county Joint Vocational School opened were limited. Either a col¬ lege oriented course of study or a general, vocational one had to be followed. Now, however, vocational training in a particular field is offered. Because of this, the 28 students at¬ tending the J. V. S. from our school have a much better chance of getting and keeping a job than does the drop¬ out or regular high school graduate. By taking a specialized course in high school, these students have a good chance of meeting the challenge of a world full of specialization. The following are some of the courses F. H. S. students are participating in at J.V.S.: Agricultural Mechanics Distributive Education C.O.E. Small Engine Repair Horticulture Cosmetology Accounting Food Service Mechanical Engineering Auto Mechanics Andy Shininger Jackie Shininger Steve Singer Joyce Sinn Martin Spangler 45 I 8ENI0R9 THOSE WERE THE DAYS MEMORIES DAWN SPEISER Ambition - Get a job Likes - Swimming, horseback riding Nickname - Dawn GARY THATCHER Ambition - Rule the world Likes - The Rock Sounds and most sports Nickname - Thatch JILL SPONSELLER Ambition - Job Likes - Bowling ROBERT PHILIP SPROW Ambition - Never stop till I get to the top Likes - Cars and the wild outdoors Nickname - Bob DAVID STRAIT Ambition - A Doctorate in law Likes - The opposite sex, cars, me Nickname - Slippery CRAIG TIMMERMAN Ambition - Stay single and become a pro hockey player Likes - Sports (all kinds) outdoor life Nickname - Stud RICKY THOMPSON Ambition - To get a good job Likes - Cars TERRY UNDERWOOD Likes - Playing basketball TOM SWITZER Ambition - to be rich Likes - Money LINDA VOLLMER Nickname - Babsy — ” FULL OF PAM WALDRON Ambition - To work in a factory and make lots of money Likes - Being with a very special guy! Nickname - Red and Wally CARL WARD Ambition - Cop Likes - Foods and sports Nickname - Luke BARB WILLIAMS Ambition - Get married Likes - Being with a special guy Nickname - Willie and Speeds JOHN WINRIGHT Ambition - To be a sports illustrator Likes - Art, Football, basketball Nickname - Losewrong and Weanie Dawn Speiser Gary Thatcher Jill Sponseller Craig Timmerman Bob Sprow Ricky Thompson David Strait Terry Underwood Tom Switzer Sandy Voglesong 46 JOHN WIRTH Ambition - Make my car do the 1 4 mile in 7 seconds Likes - Carol Andrews Nickname - Freak Barb Williams John Winright Linda Vollmer Pam Waldron Carl Ward John Wirth Cheri Wonderly Ken Wood TOO BUSY NOT SHOWN BRYON BELTZ TOM BOYCE MIKE GIBBS DONALD HUTCHINS WAYNE SOWERS CHERI WONDERLY Ambition - Veterinarian or Drag Racer Likes - Boys, animals, real people, fast cars, all sports Nickname - Squirrel, Red « In Memoriam REX HEISLER There comes a time for all of us When we must say good-bye But faith and hope and love and trust Can never, never die. Although the curtain falls at last Is that cause to grieve? The future’s fairer than the past If only we believe And trust in God's eternal care . . . So when the Master calls Let’s say that life is still more fair Although the curtain falls. RANDY HIGLEY 47 LINDA BADEN . . . Chorus 1; FHA 4. GARY CRITES . . . Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Base¬ ball 3; Cross Country 3,4; Football 1; Track STEVE BATT ... FFA 1,2. 4; Varsity Club 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4. JIM BAUER . . . Football 1,2,3; Intramurals TOM CURTIS . . . Scholarship Team 1,2, 3, 4. 1,2, 3, 4 ; Varsity Club 3,4; Wrestling 1,2; JIM DAVIS . . . Scholarship Team 1. Track 1, ,2; FFA 1,4. JIM BEARDSLEY . . . Intramurals 1,2; Track MARY DOCKERY . . . FHA 1,2,3; FHA De- 2; 'Wrestling 1,2,4; FFA 3. gree Jr. BRUCE BERENYI . . . Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; . 2.ra..4r...Cross. sity Club 2,3,4. MIKE BERGMAN . . . Basketball 1,2,3; Base ball 1; Football 2,3,4; Intramurals 4; Junior Vice President Student Council 1,2,4. MIKE BITTINGER . . . Football 1 ,4; Intra¬ murals 2; FFA 1. JIM BOGER . . . Basketball 1; Football 2; In¬ tramurals 3,4; Track 4; Language Club 1. DEB BOSTATER . . . GAA 1,2,3; FHA 2; Cheerleader 1,2; War Whoop Staff 3. SHEL . GAA 1,2, 3, 4; GAA Basketball 2; GAA Volleyball 2,3; Chorus 1,2; Ensemble 1,2; FHA 1,2 {Cheer¬ leader 1,2; Delegate to Buckeye Girls’ State 3; Student Council 3; 4-County President 4, and Vice President 3 of Cosmetology Trade Council 3,4; North West Region 4; VICA Secretary 4; Third Runner VICA Queen 4.- JOHN ELLIOTT ... FFA Team 2. 2; Scholarship DEB ESTER . . . GAA 1,2,3 ball 2,3,4; GAA Volleyba murals 3,4; FHA 1; Che 1111 ■AtlvilR’FERRA '. . . Track 4: 4; GAA Basket- 11 1,2, 3, 4; Intra- rleader 2,3,4. r,TTDTTTQ ‘ L UKi io BOWERS . . . FFA 4. BILL FILLMAN . . . Football 1; Track 1,2. JOHN BRECKLER . . , FFA : DIANE CARTEYN . . . GAA 1; Chorus 1,2; FHA 1,2, 3, 4; FHA Degrees Jr. and Ch. ■ Librarian 4; War Whoop Typist 4. LES CHAFIN . . . Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Intramurals 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 4. RON CLINE ... FFA 1,2, 3, 4. JIM CONNELLY . . . Basketball 1 ,2,3,4;NHS 3,4; Scholarship Team 2. SALLY CRAVENS . . . Intramurals 4; GAA 4; FHA 1,2; FHA Degrees Jr. and Ch. Lan¬ guage Club 4; Scholarship Team 3; Office Help 4. CINDY FOGLE . . . Intramurals 2; GAA 1,2, 3,4; GAA Bowling 2; semble 1,2, 3, 4; FT A 3,4; FT A Treasurer 4; Librarian 1; NHS 4; Scholarship Team 1; Warrior Staff 4; War Whoop Staff 4; Coro¬ nation Attendant 1. DAN FOUST . . . Track 2,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Brass Sextet- Trumpet; Soloist 4; FTA 4; FFA 1, 2,3,4; Warrior Staff 4; War Whoop Staff 4. DONNA FOUST . . . Intramurals 4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; GAA Bowling 4; Chorus 1,2; Ensemble 1,2; FTA 1,2, 3, 4; Language Club 1; Li¬ brarian 4; NHS 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1, 2,3,4; Warrior Staff 3; War Whoop Staff 3; FTA Secretary 4; NHS Secretary 4. 48 BARB GARVER . . . GAA 1,2, 3,4; GA A Bowl¬ ing 2; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Ensemble 1,2, 3, 4; Soloist 3; Scholarship Team 1; Student Council 4; Fv’s Scoop Representative 4. DEB GUILFORD . . . Intramurals 3,4; GAA 1, 2,3,4; GAA Basketball 3,4; GAA Track 2; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Clarinet Solo 2; Clarinet Quartet 2; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus Librarian 3; Chorus Vice President; Ensem¬ ble 3,4; FT A 3,4; FHA 1,2; Soloist 3,4; Mascot 4; Librarian 3. DAN HALL . . . Football 1,4; Intramurals 4; Wrestling 3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Ensemble 1, 2,3,4; Madrigal Singer 1,2,3; Soloist 2,3, 4; FT A 3; FFA 4. . . . FTA 1,2; Librarian 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Warrior Staff 3; War Whoop Staff 3; Office Help 3,4. GERALD HANNA . . . Basketball 1,2,3; Foot¬ ball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 4; Homecoming Escort 4; NHS 2,3,4. KAY ARLENE HANNA . . '. FTA 1,2, 3, 4; FTA Treasurer 3, FTA Vice President 4; FHA 1, 2,3,4; FHA Jr. Degree; Delegate to Buck- NHS 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 2,3,4; Warrior Staff 3; | Worker 3,4. LYLE HARRINGTON ... FFA 1. MARY HEATER . . . Chorus 2; Librarian 1. SCOTT HEMENW AY . . . Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Golf 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4. BOB HIGHLAND . . . Football 3,4; Football Manager Varsity Club 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3. DARLENE HURTIG . . . Band 1; FTA 1,2,3, 4; FHA 4; Language Club 1 ,2,3,4; Librarian Staff 4; Who’s' Who in American High Schools. JILL JACOB . . . Intramurals 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; GAA Basketbal 1,4; GAA Volleyball 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Band Council 1,2; Pep Band 1; FHA 1,2, 3, 4; FHA Degrees - Jr. Ch. St. FHA State Convention 1,4; FHA Parliamentarian 3; FHA President 4; Cheer¬ leader 3; Junior Secretary-Treasurer; Scho¬ larship Team 3; Warrior Staff 4; War Whoop Staff 4; Office Help 4. . BRETTA JOHNS . . GAA 1,2, 3, 4;. GAA Bowling 4; Chorus 1 ,2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2, FHA De¬ grees St., Ch. Jr. Librarian 3; NHS 2, 3,4; Warrior Staff 3; War Whoop Staff 3; Student Council 3; FTA President 4 GA Presiden . JIM JOOST ... FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. ROXANN KEEZER . . . FHA 1,2,4; FHA Jr. Degreb. RANDALL LEMASTER . . . Track 2; Band 3,4; Stage Band 4; Pep Band 3,4; Chorus 4; FFA 4. CATHIE LILLY . . . GAA 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; GAA Track 3; GAA Volleyball 3; Band 1,2,3, 4; Band Council 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Chorus Publicity Chairman 4; Ensemble 4; FHA 1,2,3; FHA Ch. and Jr. Degrees; War¬ rior Staff 4; War Whoop Staff 4; Majorette 1,2, 3, 4. ROB LOSEY . . . . Football 2,4; Track 3; Var- ity Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Homecoming Escort 4; Student Council 4. lARi MARGARET RIATHEG -. XTA 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2, 3, 4; FHA St., Ch. , and Jr. Degrees; Librarian 3,4; Student Council 1. BRENT MAUGEL . . . Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 4; Football 2; Varsity Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Ensem¬ ble 2; FTA 4; Sr. Vice President; Language Glub 1; NHS 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1. JEFF MEYER . . . Intramurals 1,2; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Ensemble 4. DENNY MICHAEL . . . Basketball 1,2; Track 1; FFA 4. WILLIAM C. MOATS . . . Football Manager 1,2,3; FFA 1,2; VICA 4. HANNAH MORHART . . . Chorus 1; FHA 1,2, 3,4; FHA Degrees Jr., Ch. , St.; FHA Secre¬ tary 4; FHA State Convention 2,4; Librarian 4; Warrior Staff 4; War Whoop Staff 4. KATHY MORRELL . . . Intramurals 3; GAA 1, 2; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Flute Solo 3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Warrior Staff 4; War Whoop Staff 4. RUSSELL MOTTER . . . Intramurals 2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; FT A 2,3,4. PEG OSKEY . . . Intramurals 4; GAA 1,2, 3, 4; GAA Basketball 1,2; GAA Volleyball 2,4; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; FHA 1,2; FHA De¬ gree Jr. ; Warrior Staff 4; War Whoop Staff 4; FHA State Chorus 1. SALLY PAXTON . . . Chorus 1,2; FHA 1. DEB ROSEBROCK ... Language Club 2; Chorus 1,2; Cheerleader 1; VOC. SCHOOL: Class V. President 3; Class President 4; Trade Council 3,4; 1st Runner-up - VICA Queen Contest 4; VICA. DAVE ROSS . . . Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Football 2; Intra¬ murals 4; Basketball Manager 3,4; FT A 3,4; Delegate to Buckeye Boys’ State; Freshman Secretary- Treasure!. KSBH™sl1 LAVON ROSS . W FFA 1. JOIE SANCHEZ . . . GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Secretary-Treasurer; Homecoming Attend¬ ant 4. SCOTT SANDERS . . . Basketball 1,2,4; Base¬ ball 2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Golf 1; Intra¬ murals 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Sc holarship Team 1. LARRY SAYLOR . . . Track 1,2; FFA 2,3,4. DAN SCHINDLER . . . Basketball 1,2,3; FFA 1,2, 3, 4. PETE SCHLOSSER . . . Football 1,2, 3, 4; In¬ tramurals 1,2,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; FT A 1,2,3; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Freshman, Junior, Senior - President Homecoming Escort 4. DEBORAH ANN POLTER . . . Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Chorus Librarian 1,2,3; Ensemble 3,4; FHA 1,2, 3, 4; FHA Degree Jr. , and Ch. FHA Convention 2; Warrior Staff 4; War Whoop Staff 4. PAUL POULSON . . . Football 2,3,4; Intramu¬ rals 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Language Club 1; NHS 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2, 3, 4. JEFF RICHARDSON . . . Football 2,3,4; In¬ tramurals 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Wres¬ tling 1. DONNA RIEKE . . . Intramurals 2,3; GAA 1, 2,3,4; GAA Treasurer 3; GAA Track 2,3,4; Chorus 1; FHA 3,4; FFA Queen; Homecom¬ ing Queen 4; Homecoming; Attendant 2; Warrior Staff 3,4; Editor in Chief 4; War Whoop Staff 3,4; Student Council 3; Office Worker 3,4. GENE SHEETS . . . Wrestling 3; FFA 1,2,3, 4; FFA National Convention 4. ANDY SHININGER . . . Football 1,2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; En¬ semble 1,2,3, 4; Madrigal Singer 2,3; Soloist 1,2; FFA 4; Homecoming Escort Language Club 1; Student Council 2. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Stage fACKIE SHININGER . Librarian 1,2, 3, 4; Band Council 3; Band 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4; Clarinet Solo 4; Clarinet Trio 1,3; Mixed Quintet 2; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Ensemble 1,2, 3, 4; Soloist 2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Language Club 2,3; Li¬ brarian 4; NHS 3,4; Who’s Who of Amerle High Schools 4. ■ STEVE SINGER . . . Intramurals 4; Track 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Wrestling Manager 3,4; FTA 4; Language Club 1,2,3. 50 JOYCE SINN . . . Intramurals 3; GAA 1,2,3, 4; GAA Basketball 1,2; GAA Bowling 4; GAA Volleyball 1,2,3; FT A 1; FHA 1,2,3; FHA Degrees Jr., Ch. Delegate to Buckeye Girls' State Sophomore Secretary-Treasurer Librarian NHS 4; Scholarship Team 1,3; Warrior Staff 4; War Whoop Staff 4; Editor- in-Chief; Who's Who in American High Schools 4; FHA State Convention 1; FHA News Reporter 2; Office Help 3,4. MARTIN SPAN cS;. . . Football 1,2,3; FFA 1,4. CRAIG TIMMERMAN . . . Ba seball 1; Cross Country 2,3; Football 1,4; Track 2,3; Varsity Club 2,3. TERRY UNDERWOOD ... FFA 4. LINDA VOLLMER . . . Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Librarian 1,2; Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4; Trombone Trio 3; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2, 3, 4; Soloist 2,3,4. ■y, PAM 1,2. DAWN SPEISER . . . GAA 2,3; GAA Track 2; FHA 1,2, 3, 4; FHA Degree Jr.,Ch. , St., Librarian 3,4; Scholarship Team 2; Warrior Staff 3,4; War Whoop Staff 3,4; FHA State Convention 2,4; Office Help 1,2,4. CARL WARD ... FFA 1,2, 3, 4. BARB WILLIAMS . . . FHA 1,2. JOHN WINRIGHT . . . Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4. JILL SPONSELLER ... FHA 1,2,3, 4; FHA De¬ grees Jr., Ch.; Librarian 3,4; Warrior Staff 4; War Whoop Staff 4; FHA Historian 3; Office Help 4. DAVE STRAIT . . . Basketball 1; Cross Coun¬ try 4; Wrestling 3,4; Band 1; Band Council 1; Chorus 3; FT A 4; Language Club 1; Scho¬ larship Team 3; JOHN WIRTH . . . Football 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; FFA 1. CHERI WONDERLY . . . GAA 1,2, 3, 4; GAA Track 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Ensemble 1, 2,3,4; Soloist 4; F FA 4. TOM SWITZER . . . Intramurals 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Band Council 3; Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Ensemble 3,4; Language Club 1; NHS 4; Scholarship Team 1,2, 3, 4. GARY THATCHER . . . Football 2; Intramurals 1. B. Berenyi S. Sanders 31. P. Schlos ser 46. R. Lemaster 2. D. Hurtig 17. M. Spangler 32. C. Wond srly 47. D. Hurtig 3. S. Cravens 18. D. Rieke 33. R. Keezer 48. L. Harrington 4. D. Bostater 19. M. Dockery 34. B. Sprow 49. P. Oskey 5. M. Oskey 20. J. Shininger 35. C. Fogle 50. D. Guilford 6. V. Hammon 21. D. Speiser 36. D. Ester 51. B. Johns 7. S. Hemenway 22. D. Hall 37. J. Jacob 8. J. Sinn 23. S.Batt 38. K. Morrell 9. B. Fillman 24. D. Polter 39. T. Underwood 10. S. Donze 25. J. Winright 40. D. Rosebrock 11. D. Guilford 26. G. Hanna 41. M. Maches 12. K. Hanna 27. M. Bittinger 42. J. Sanchez 13. P. Grant 28. C. Lilly 43. J. Case 14. B. Garver 29. D. Foust 44. B. Highland 15. J. Richardson 30. H. Morhart 45. J. Sponseller li President - Chad Peters Vice President - Kim Cline Sec.-Treas. - Doug Morrson Edwin Appel Marilyn Bair Marlene Baker Mark Balser Tim Bashor Jackie Bauer Victoria Berry Roxanne Bigger Richard Boroff Margaret Breckler Debra Britton Debra Burns Keith Carr Pam Chamberlain Kim Cline Lynette Cook Eileen Cooper Chris Coy Cindy Coy Greg Crites Cheryl Dalton Ed Delagrange James Dell Randy Dietrich Rex Dixon Charlene Doan Randy English Janet Ensign Charles Farr Terry Freeman 52 Karen Grandey John Gray Karen Grond Barb Guilford Mike Guilford Terry Hale Mary Hammon Darrell Handy Chris Hart Donna Hasch Rex Haver Marjean Heisler Rich Hetrick Rebecca Highland Kay Higley John Hill Diane Hiser Judy Hook Tom Hubbard Steve Jerger Robert Joost Raymond Keesbury Terry Keeterle Kim Kimple Ruth Klinger Sue Koch Lester Kolb Cyrstal Kroa Ralph Kuhn Steven Kutzli Carolyn Lemaster Sue Lindgron Andrew Mack Ann Mack Rosie Mack Homer Mallott Margie Mast Larry Mavis Nancy McGill Tim Meyer Vickie Michael Cathie Mills 53 8 FIFTH PERIOD PING PONG MATCH - Doug Morrison, John Gray, Randy English, Ed Walters, Larry Mavis, Scott Richardson. Linda Morhart Doug Morrison David Myers Mike Nash Mary Nisley Deb Osmun LouAnn Pendleton Chad Peter Ruth Ann Petrone David Plummer Shirley Plummer Angie Potter Nancy Ramus Cheryl Renollet Larry Renz Roger Rhoden Scott Richardson Janet Rieke Mike Rohlf David Rosebrock Karol Rosebrock Don Rucker Cindy Sanders Vickie Schindler Linda Schultz Bob Seibert Eva Seibert Leo Shininger Mike Siler Denny Sims 54 Edward Singer Glola Sleesman Steve Smith Mike Snider Sandra Snider Sharilyn Sonner Steve Spangler Don Sprow Dan Stevenson Sharon Suffel Cathy Swary Sue Thompson Gary Timbrook Nancy Unger Sherry Vandermark Becky Vogelsong Ed Walters Terry Walters Rita Ward Dave Weaner Susan Weber John Weller Cathy Wend ling Mike Wheeler Gene Whitman Donna Wilder Richard Willitzer Tom Wistinghausen Dawn Wolfrum Rick Wright Leatha Zeissig too � usr PHOTO No� AvoWobf Dave Havens Melvin Hinkle Tom Jackson Joe Phillips GOOD TIMES COMING I often wonder, what, in years to come, I'll remember of my Junior year . . . Perhaps it'll be decorating for the prom, swearing under my breath ’cause I missed a pass, getting my class ring, or maybe an extra-special Homecoming. But whether it's all or none of these activities, I know that this year will stand out as the one which I realize that personalities had depth and dimension and that me entire world is friends. I knew I should have used scope this morning. 55 President - Jim Kimple Vice President - Ed Brown Sec.-Treas. - Carol Potter Bill Boger Margaret Bok Raymond Bok Theresa Bok Ronald Boyd P Christine Breckler Barbara Britton Edward Brown Wayne Carlin Julie Chamberlain Rusty Chamberlain Yvonne Chamberlain Karen Corressell Craig Crawford Tim Cupp Sherry Daugherty Carol Davis Debra Dix Bryan Drake Terry Dubree Daniel Ainsworth Belinda Allen Betty Ames Robert A rend Julie Baden Pat Bailey Jayne Baker Steve Beardsley Mike Black Randy Black 56 Deb Edwards Todd Forrest Duard Foust Wendy Foust Wendy Gambler Beverly Gaston Eva Gilliam Bill Grant Rick Grimes Gay Grinnell Greg Guilford Kathy Guilford Mick Hall Carol Hardy Joe Hash Deb Havens Dan Haver David Highland Dawn Hissong Michelle Hoeffel Terry Hohenberger Cindy Hosier David Jacob Joe Jerger James Kim pie Todd Koch Dinah Kretzer Joe Kroeckel Barbara Kuhn Debra Mansfield Wanda Mast David Myers Lynette Miller Richard Miller Brenda Morton Cheryl Nisley Myla Johns Pam Johnson Lou Justing er Theresa Karacson Beth Karns Doug Keesbury 57 SOPHOMORES HAVE THE WILL TO SUCCEED Dewayne Olds Tim Pendleton Van Pendleton Deb Peter Diana Pollard Carol Potter Steve Pritchard Bennie Reagle Barbara Rensberger Got a locker full eh Tim! Cathy Rhoden Patrick Roberts Claron Rosebrock Patricia Ross Diana Sailer Jeff Salyer Gary Saylor Tim Schaffer Rhonda Schlosser Vicki Schooley Kathy Schubert Steve Sell Kathy Siler Rick Singer Mike Smith Harvey Snow James Speiser William Speiser Russell Stambaugh Sean Stark Debra Stauffer Mike Stecher Becky Stevenson Sandy Stevenson Mary Jo Stuckey William Stuckey Jane Switzer Patty Thomas Kathy Tonjes Gerald Tressler Dennis Underwood Tom Vance Krista Vamer Mary Wagler Crystal Wade Barb Waldron Deb Wells Charles Wendling Jean Westrick Roy Willitzer Larry Winwright Gary Wirth Kenny Wolfrum Mike Wolfrum Greg Wonderly Bob Woodring Deb Wright Randy Wright Jerry Yoder Zane Zeedyk Bill Clark Joe Gowins Martin Hoeffel John Icenhour Mark Sims PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 2nd YEAR EXPERIENCES Assured and confident, I'm a world away from the Freshman I was just ONE short year ago. I've grown and matured and my concerns have switched from jammed Lockers, senior guys making fun of me, being in the wrong place at the wrong time, to the spirit of class involvement and being an active and responsible part of Fairview. ABOVE RIGHT - A typical lunch is enjoyed by Deb Havens, Kathy Guilford, and Barb Kuhn? RIGHT - A hard studying World History class! 59 CLASS OF 75 President - Gary Phillips Vice President - Robert Donley Sec.-Treas. - Kristen Culler William Ames Kevin Apple John Baden David Baerlin Patsy Bashor Janie Basset Tony Beardsley Greg Beatie Barb Bergman Kevin Boger Angela Breckler Tom Brennan Paul Brink Jean Britton Paul Brown LuAnn Bums Sandra Businger Debra Calvin Cathy Carteyn Gary Caryer Gerald Caryer Mike Chappuis Sandra Clark Sandra Cline Edward Cooper Kris Cooper Char Coressel Maria Crawford Deb C rites Jerry C rites 60 Don Icenhour Becky Jesse Cheryl Jesse Denise Jinkins Coralee Karacson Rita Kash Janet Keesbury Vickie Keeterle Neal Kimple Connie Kittle Tim Kline Jackie Klinger Kristen Culler Robert Culler Tomara Cupp Deb Delno Bill Delno Roy Dietrick Steven Dietrick Lonetta Dix David Dockery Robert Donley Donna Dorsey David Elliott 1 f ' V Deb Edwards Deb Fogle Larry Gibbs Rick Goldfuss Bob Gray Caren Grinell Dennis Haase Kathy L. Hale Kathy Hale Margaret Hall Denis Haller Barb Harington Colleen Hasting Kristy Haver Patty Heisler Elaine Helleman David Hissong Pam Husted The all American smile I 61 Busy hands are happy hands? Mary Kozumplik Kim Kroeckel Joyce Kuhn Dennis LaPort Robin Letso Chet Lilly Ken Losey David Lowe Chris Mack John Mack Sherry Mack Rose Mallot Terry Masser Helena Mathes Les Maugel Cindy Mavis Sue Michalkiewica Curt Miller Debra Miller Karen Motter Cindy Myer Linda Myers Sue Myers Joe Nester FRESHMEN STRIVE Rose Nisley Daniel Olds Randy Ordway Dawanda Osman Marilyn Pierce Gary Phillips Robert Phillips Mark Poulson Ronald Reinhart 62 Ron Renz Mark Rhodes Larry Rice David Rieke Vickie Rohdy Dan Rosebrock Todd Rosebrock Betty Salisbury Deb Saurer Rick Schindler Chuck Schmunk Cheryl Schulte Rond a Schulz Nick Seibert Therese Seibert Jeff Sell Jack Sharp Loretta Sonner Steve Stauffer Deb Stephens TO GAIN MATURITY Don Stevenson Sue Stevenson Fred Stuckey Carolyn Suffel Beth Swary Tom Thatcher Marilyn Timbrook Becky Townsend Kim Tressler k 63 Kevin Underwood Carol Unger Kelly Vance Mike Vandermark Jo Vogelsong Larry Volmer Marcia Volmer Barbara Walker Kim Walters Jeff Weaner Ann Wilhelm Randy Williams Connie Wheeler Shirley Whitman Polly Wilder Meaty, beaty, big, and bouncy Rick Winright Deb Wolfrum Albert Wonderly Mark Wonderly Rick Yoder Deb Zeedyk NEWCOMERS SEE THE LIGHT The new teachers, new surroundings, and new subjects of Fairview have invited me to explore . . . I’ve found that not ALL seniors are out to get me. it’s not as easy as one thinks to out yell the upperclassmen at a pep session, FV chorus is really great, and that the only thing different about upperclassmen is a few years of experience. 64 RECOGNITION DAY 1 972 CITIZENSHIP AWARD - Cindy Fogle RECOGNITION DAY SPEAKER - Norman Jones TOP SCIENCE - Dave Weaner TOP MATH - Donna Foust TOP ENGLISH - Kay Hanna TOP CHORUS - Deb Guilford TOP BAND - Teresa Bok TOP GAA MEMBER - Bretta Johns TOP FTA MEMBER - Bretta Johns TOP NHS MEMBER - Brent Maugel MOST OUT STANDING STUDENT - Paul Poulson JOURNALIST AWARD - Joyce Sinn 66 SPORTMANSHIP - Les Chafin TOP LANGUAGE - Sherlyn Sonner TOP INDUSTRIAL ARTS - Joe Hasch ACADEMIC ATHLETIC AWARD - Paul TOP SOCIAL STUDIES - Paul Poulson TOP STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER - Mike Bergman TOP VO- AG STUDENT - Gene Sheets TOP BUSINESS STUDENT - Joyce Sinn Showoods Professional Business Women Organizations award. KAY HANNA 67 � swA NHMNB Coffee on your blue shirt, what do you do? remarks to yourself please! School days so they tell us are the most divine of our lives. We’ll have the time of our lives, it's the absolute prime of our lives, And so if school days are the BEST of our lives, just imagine the REST of our lives, School days, School days, never let me go ! I take after my father. (taken from the song School Days) Keep your snide 68 If he tells me to do it over I'm gonna tell him • • • ORGANIZATIONS FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row 1: R. Moter, E. Singer, D. Weaner, L. Cook, M. Johns, J. Bauer, C. Fogle, B. Johns, K, Hanna, D. Foust, A. Wilhelm, B. Ames, J. Mack, M. Vandemark, ROW 2: T. Bok, B. Gaston, W. Foust, S. Mack, T. Karason, V. Keeterle, S. Daughtery, D. Guilford, C. Grinnell, C. Suffel, L. Pendleton, K. Walters, N. Ramus, C. Hart, D. Burns, D. Kretzer, J. Keesbury, M. Kozumplik, C. Wendling, K. Vance, M. Mathes, J. Shininger, D. Hurtig, R. Kash, D. Hissong, J. Baden, J. Switzer, B. Stevenson, J. Westrick, ROW 3: K. Schubert, J. Justinger, C. Potter, D. Fogle, M. Vollmer, D. Stauffer, B. Townsend, C. Renollet, R. Petrone, D. Haller, T. Vance, P. Heisler, E. Burns, P. Thomas, K. Tonjes The F. T. A. was very active this year. Besides substitute teaching in our district, they held anF.T. A. banquet, sponsored a Kite Day, visited Toledo University and invited Pettis- ville F. T. A. members to visit Fairview. The F. T. A. sent delegates to the state convention and was under the leadership of Mr. Mountz. STUDENT COUNCIL Mike Bergman, Kathy Hale, Gerald Hanna, Cathy Mills, Tom Hubbard, Tim Pendletion, Barb Garver, Ed Singer, Jeff Sell, Rob Losey The Student Council was organized in the fall with Mike Bergman as Pres. , Tom Hubbard as Vice Pres. , and Cathy Mills as Sec. -Treas. The first project of the council was to prepare for the Homecoming Dance which they sponsored. The council also had it passed, that a girl’s date, whether a graduate or from another school need not get his hair cut to attend school functions. 70 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 71-72 NEW MEMBERS STANDING: D. Hissong, C. Mills, L. Shininger, E. Singer, G. Crites, J. Switzer, S. Sonner, K. Cline, BOTTOM: T. Bok, M, Johns, J. Sinn, C. Fogle, B. Gaston, L. Schulz, D. Kretzer TOP: D. Weaner, J. Gray, D. Ross, P. Poulson, F. Connelly, G. Crit es, C. Peter, T. Hub¬ bard, L. Shininger, E. Singer, B. Maugel, T. Switzer, BOTTOM: S. Sonner, D. Hissong, D. Kretzer, T. Bok, B. Gaston, M. Johns, J. Switzer, J. Shininger, B. Johns, N. Ramus, C. Mills, L. Pendleton, K. Cline, D. Foust, K. Hanna, J. Sinn, C. Fogle, G, Hanna At the formal initiation in October, the membership of the National Honor Society was increased to thirty. The Society participated in many activities this year besides their regular monthly meetings. In the fall, they decorated for the Homecoming Dance, and midway through the year the Society helped start a tutoring program. In the spring, a coll ection for the American Cancer Society was a project, Mr. Dean Edwards was the advisor. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The 71-72 year was started off in September with a potluck dinner and initiation of eighteen new members. Projects and events for the year included; a field trip to Cincinnati, Defiance County fairbooth, Sub -Regional meeting at Blue Creek, county meeting at Ayersville, Senior Farewell Banquet, Cedar Point, selling Tom Watt kits, soliciation for CROP, plus the montnly meetings. On Feb. 11, the Sweet¬ heart Hop was held and a red rose was given to twelve girls whose names were drawn from a raff le. The FHA Convention was held in Columbus, Ohio on April 21 and 22. Jill Jacob, Bretta Johns, Margaret Mathes, Hannah Mohart and Dawn Spesier received their State Homemaking Degrees. Ruth Klinger was elected Vice President of Northwest Sub -Region 1. Miss Kay Hanna OFFICERS H. Mohart, Sec., Kathy Guilford, News Reporter, L. Mohart, Histo¬ rian, J. Jacob, Pres., E. Seibert, Pari., R. Klinger, Treas. , C. Davis, Rec. Leader, M. Mathes, V. Pres. OF AMERICA ROW 1: D. Jenkins, E. Hellemn, L. Zeissig, D. Owens, C. Doan, G. Grinnell, B. Rensberger, C. Hosier, C. Davis, L. Mohart, M. Mathes, J. Jacob, H. Mohart, R. Klinger, E. Seibert, K. Guilford, L. Miller, M. Hall, K. Rosebrock, ROW 2: S. Whitman, D. Saurer, C. Carteyn, D. Zeedyk, C. Meyers, K. Varner, D. Delno, D. Carteyn, J. Sponseller, R. Keezer, D. Speiser, E. Cooper, M. Hoeffel, M. Stucky, D. Rieke, D. Hurtig, B. Johns, K. Hanna, ROW 3: T. Cupp, B. Kuhn, P. Johnson, B. Guilford, C. Dalton, J. Klinger, K. Grandey, R. Schulz, L. Baden, D. Stephens, Y. Chamberlain, D. Mansfield, V. Schindler, K. Grond, J. Rieke, D. Wolffum, L. Baker, P. Chamberlain STATE DEGREE Hanna Mohart, Bret ta Johns, Dawn Spieser, Margaret Mathes, Jill Jacob 73 FUTURE FARMERQ ■■■ W r M , ROW 1: K. Tressler, J. Speiser, D. Rieke, T. Underwood, R. Schindler, J. Bauer, K. Michaels, T. Bashor, N. Kimpel, R. Keesbury, S. Sell, R. Grimes, J. Yoder, G. Sheets, J. Sell, ROW 2: T. Brennen, J. Nester, R. Reaz, K. Carr, T. Pendleton, T. Koch, J. Joost, C. Wonderly, K. Grond, M. Stuckey, J. Klinger, M. Spangler, R. Hetrick, L. Mavis, J. Caryer, R. Bok, J. Guilford, C. Rosebrock, R. Haver, Z. Zeedyke, ROW 3: Mr. Poulson, C. Smuck, G. Carter, D. Hissong, J. Kimpel, J. Breckler, M. Yoder, C. Mack, M. Wolfram, L. Saylor, T. Vance, D. Keesbury, L. Gibbs, Mr. Kleck, TOP: M. Rolfe, G. Crites, R. Wilitzex, D. Schindler, R. Cline, P. Schlosser, R. Rhoden, D. Foust, D. Steven¬ son, G. Crites, Queen Donna Rieke 72-73 QUEEN I J. Bauer, P. Schlosser, T. Bashor, R. Cline, T. Underwood, K. Carr, D. Hall, K. Grond, J. Joost, C. Wonderly, A. Shininger The 71-72 conservation class constructed a land lab behind the school for this year’s main project. The teacher for the class was Mr. Kleck. Miss Janet Rieke 74 R. Cline, D. Stenenson, D. Hall, J. Joost, R. Keesbury, P. Schlosser, Mr. Kleck, D. Schindler, T. Bashor, A. Schininger, K. Michaels, L. Saylor The F.F. A. proved to be a very active and successful organization this year. They sent ten boys to summer F.F. A. camp inCarrolton, Ohio, and participated in many events. These included the National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri, Junior and Senior Parlia¬ mentary Procedure, Public Speaking Contest F.F. A. Chapter Evaluation, State Judging Contest in Columbus and State F.F. A. Convention also held in Columbus. The F.F. A. sponsored a record hop in November, and in April they sponsored one with the Language Club. Donna Rieke was the F. F. A. Queen and Mr. Kleck and Mr. Poulson were the advisors. OFFICERS G. Crites, Treas. , P. Schlosser Pres. , D. Schindler Student Ad¬ visor, R. Wilitzer, Sentinel, M. Rolfe, Sec., R. Rhoden Reporter 75 OD mozo? LIBRARIANS BACK: D. Spieser, J. Spon- seller, D. Carte yn, D. Hur- tig, M. Mathes, W. Mast, M. Hwisler, V. Hammon, M. Hammon, FRONT: H. Mohart, J. Hook, M. Heater, R. Petrone, D. Hash ROW 1: T. Hale, J. Baden, V. Pendleton, K. Losey, B. Aren, P. Brink, T. Forest, D. Foust, D. Hasse, B. Gray, F. Stokey, J. Weaner, L. Maugel, C. Wade, S. Clark, D. Osmun, ROW 2: D. Wolfrum, M. Johns, L. Burns, C.Hart, B. Allen, K. Motter, B. Reagle, P. Thomas, C. Lemaster, Mrs. Victoria Day, B. Karnes, W. Mast, V. Keterle, C. Suffel, K. Walters, B. Gaston, T. Bok, B. Stevenson, M. Bok, ROW 3: K. Tonjes, W. Foust, J. Keesbury, P. Heisler, D. Sailor, B. Morton, Y. Chamberlain, C. Haver, M. Hammon, E. Siebert, P. Chamberlain, V. Schindler, K. Grond, D. Burns, S. Cravens, D. Hurtig, L. Sonner, L. Justinger, B. Townsned, T. Walters, B. Bergman, D. Hissong, J. Switzer, S. Mack, J. Westrick, S. Lingdron, M. Vollmer, D. Peters The 71-72 Language Club consists of sixty- two members. Projects and events for the year included selling stationary, holding a bake sale, sponsoring a record hop, giving a Christmas party for the Defiance County Children's Home. There were three foreign exchange speakers. Anne, a senior at Ayversville. Luis Arevalo and Almir Ferraz, Foreign exchange students from Fairview 76 BACK: D. Morrison, B. Highland, B. Berenyi, P. Poulson, J. Richardson, D. Deesbury, R. Losey, L. Chafin, A. Shininger, B. Maugel, Coach Walen, ROW 1; D. Weaner, S. Richardson, S. Singer, D. Sims, G. Hanna, ROW 2: T. Keeterle, T. Hubbard, P. Schlosser, M. Guilford, S. Sanders, R. Hetrick, C. Peter, T. Bashor, R. Motter, G. Crites, S. Hemenway VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club was a huge success this year. They sold mums for the homecoming, li¬ cense plates and spirit jackets. Public service projects included working in the concession stand at basketball and wrestling matches, sponsoring a record hop, and also a senior basket¬ ball players. The Varsity Club helped defray some of the cost for the cheerleaders when they attended summer camp. At the monthly meetings, films were viewed and refreshments served. OFFICE HELP BACK: D. Rieke, J. Jacob, S. Cravens, K. Hanna, V. Hammon, J. Rieke, N. Ra¬ mus, D. Carteyn, J. Sponseller, D. Spieser, B. Williams, J. Sinn, C. Fogle, FRONT: Mrs. Alice Sims, D. Foust, M. Mathes, Mrs. Muriel Motter A % ♦ [ H $ I 1 • l«fl txaznsMx tat V . :■■ ■ Beth Karnes asks Joyce, Chief Editor, about a layout for the War Whoop. Time out to itch my ear. Char will you sit down! ! The 71-72 Warrior War Whoop staff consisted of about nineteen willing (?) workers and was conducted as an informal class. The staff members were responsible for putting together the great War Whoop and Warrior. V i m | r, i t 3 l s r-'Vt J I ,Vl X i � « i: � L 5 k is . V. ■ I TOP: D. Stauffer, D. Foust, B. Stevenson, P. Thomas, D. Weaner, B. Kuhn, K. Varner, S. Koch, Mr. Rupp, CJ Doan, C. Renollet, BOTTOM: P. Oskey, J. Jacob, D. Hurtig, J. Sinn, B. Karnes, D. Rieke, D. Havens, K. Guilford, C. Lilly 79 VARSITY BASKETBALL CO-CAPTAINS mtaSB Cheryl Renollet, Deb Ester This year G.A.A. was really quite active. To start off the 71-72 year the girls showed how many muscles they had by hiking on bikes to Oxbow Lake for a picnic lunch. Under the leadership of President Bretta Johns, Vice President Cathy Wendling, Secretary Julie Baden, Treasurer Joyce Sinn, Point Chairman, Jane Switzer and Historians Janet Rieke and Barb Kuhn. The G.A.A. participated in basketball, softball, track, trampoline, and volleyball. They also sponsored a skating party, held two Christmas parties and hiked to a roadside park. ROW 1: J. Sanchez, S. Cravens, D. Ester, C. Fogle, J. Sinn, ROW 2: J. Jacob, D. Foust, B. Johns, B. Garver, D. Spieser, ROW 3: C. Lilly, C. Wonderly, D. Rieke, D. Guilford, P. Oskey JUNIORS ROW 1: E. Seibert, B. Vogel- song, L. Pendleton, R. Mack, S. Sonner, C. Rose brock, ROW 2: V. Schindler, V. Michail, M. Heisler, K. Cline, J. Rieke, R. Klinger, STANDING: C. Sanders, C. Renoll et, C. Dal¬ ton, M. Bair, C. Doan, L. Cook, B. Guilford, C. Wendling, L. Zeissig, T. Walters, C. Kroa, D. Britton, C. Lemaster GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION IKtmrS UT • ' t7M V ful lit J™ y |4i 'v r -- i I m Y m L SOPHOMORE ROW 1: B. Reagle, M. Bok, B. Karnes, ROW 2: W. Foust, K. Siler, C. Wade, B. Rensberger, C. Hardy, P. Johnson, K. Coresseld, D. Havens, B. Ames, D. Edwards, ROW 3: C. Davis, L. Justin ger, P. Thomas, B. Morton, C. Hosier, G. Grinnell, K. Schubert, M. Johns, D. Stauffer, J. Baden, J. Stark, ROW 4: D. Peter, B. Kohn, J. Switzer, J. Westrick, B. Britton. FROSH ROW 1: L. Burns, S. Businger, B. Swary, K. Fogle, P. Bashor, J. Brit¬ ton, C. Mavis, ROW 2: C. Karacson, R. Kash, B. Townsend, T. Seibert, M. Vollmer, D. Miller, ROW 3: J. Klinger, A. Wilhelm, D. Edwards, G. Grinnell, C. Hastings, ROW 4: P. Husted, B. Bergman, K. Walters, C. Schulte, ROW 5: P. Wilder, K. Hale, S. Mack, D. Stephens, ROW 6: C. Unger, K. Vance, M. Timbrook, STANDING: B. Jesse, V. Keeterle, C. Jesse, C. Suffel, S. Stevenson, K. Motter, L. Sonner, D. Delno, C. Wheeler, J. Kohn, J. Vogelsong, J. Keesbury, S. Clark VARSITY BASKETBALL D. Ester, C. Wendling, M. Heisler, L. Cook, C. Renollet, L. Pendleton, J. Westrick, D. Guilford, J. Jacob, C. Sanders. 81 Julie Baden Cindy Sanders Deb Ester Marjean Heisler Lou Pendleton Cathy Wend ling Jean Westrick Peg Oskey Jill Jacob VARSITY VOLLEYBALL RESERVE VOLLEYBALL TOP: K. Schubert, M. Johns, K. Siler, BOTTOM: J. Rieke, D. Stauffer, L. Schulz, J. Sv itzer FROSH BASKETBALL BASKETBALL Lost - 2 Won - 9 Varsity: Reserve: Lost - 0 Won - 10 VOLLEYBALL Lost - 3 Varsity: Reserve Won - 6 Lost - 4 Won - 5 TOP: J. Vogelsong, P. Bashor, K. Vance, BOTTOM: K. Siler, C. Harding, S. Mack, C. Suffel The Apaches Band represented Fairview at many places throughout the year. During the summer they played at socials and homecomings. The De¬ fiance County Fair provide a challenge as always, along with alot of hard work. The marching band played at all the football games. The pep band furnished music for half-times and between games during the basketball season. The Stardusters played at the Montpeliar Prom and the Athletic Banquet. The most outstanding event of the year was trav¬ eling to Windsor, Canada, to play at the Internation¬ al Freedom Festival. The 71-72 chorus started out the season with the production of the mucical Oliver . This year's musical was the best ever. They also attended Dis¬ trict competition at Maumee where they received a I rating, this sent them on to state competition at Columbus where they received a II. The chorus at¬ tended solo and ensemble contest at Bryan. Everyone participating did an excellent job. APACHE MUSICMAKERS APACHE MARCHING BAND 84 Comfy now? Hot lips! I FLUTES: L. to R. FRONT: E. Cooper, C. Wade, L. Cook, M. Bair, V. Michael, C. Sanders, S. Lindgron . BACK: S. Daughtery, K. Hale, K. Haver, M. Kozumplik, B. Allen, S. Whitman. How do I look? Band prepares for halftime show. TROMBONES: L. to R. J. Bauer, L. Vollmer, K. Vance, T. Brennan, D. Highland, D. Peter, K. Carr. 85 BRASS: L. to R. FRONT: K. Walters, R. Mack, K. Losey, D. Sailor, BACK: M.Heisler, C. Farr, C. Lilly, T. Swit¬ zer, D. Haase. PERCUSSION: L. to R. FRONT: J. Mack, D. Dockery, BACK: R. English, D. Wolfrum, R. Lemaster. SAXAPHONES: Center: D. Ainsworth, L. to R. N. McGill, K. Culler, J. Voglesong, T. Walters, C. Renollet, G. Whitman, D. Britton, C. Lemaster, M. Vollmer. 86 I WOODWINDS: L. to R. C. Lilly, J. Shininger, L. Pendleton, B. Reagle, C. Wendling. Ring my chimes ! I wish I played the tuba! Band marches at Windsor, Canada. TRUMPETS: L. to R. J. Weller, B. Seibert, K. Cline, B. Bergman, T. Keeterlee, B. Morton, T. Hale, D. Leport, M. Chappius, D. Foust. ESSSi CLARINETS: L. to R. L. Justinger, P. Heisler, C. Mills, C. Mavis, J. Bassett, T. Seibert, B. lessee, B. Vogelsong, K. Tonjes, M. Johns, J. Switzer, T. Bok.'D. Foust, K. Motter CHORUS OFFICERS: L. to R. D. Weaner, C. Fogle, C. Lilly. Bonnie Reagle, Deb Polter . r 1 I JpMf' L M ■ Jb ACCOMPANIST: L. to R. L. Vollmer, S. Koch, J. Shininger, B. Bergman. Les Maugel . 89 SENIOR ENSEMBLE: L. to R. A. Shininger, K. Carr, J. Meyer, S. Jerger, D. Hall, R. Singer, S. Sell, T. Pendleton. SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE: L. to R. FRONT: P. Thomas, L. Miller, T. Bok, BACK: D. Hissong, K. Tonjes, B. Karnes . SENIOR ENSEMBLE: L. to R. K. Morrell, B. Garver, B. Johns, C. Wonderly, D. Polter, J. Shininger, L. Vollmer, C. Fogle, D. Guilford. 90 ’ V L S L. Cook, M. Heisler, M, Bair, V. Michael, C. Sanders, K. Cline, JUNIOR ENSEMBLE: L. to R.: R. Mack, T. Walters. SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE: L. to R. FRONT: K. Schubert, M. Johns. BACK: C. Potter, L. Justinger, D. Sailor, B. Gaston, B. Reagle, J. Switzer. v SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE: L. to R. FRONT: K. Siler, J. Westrick, L. Schults, J. Baker. BACK: D. Edwards, C. Wade, M. Bok, S. Koch, C. Lilly. Practice makes perfect. SOLOISTS: L. to R. FRONT: J. Mack, D. Haase, D. Hall, K. Carr, T. Pendleton, BACK: R. Singer, S. Sell, S. Jerger, C. Lilly, R. Donley. SOLOISTS: L. to R. FRONT: T. Walters, K. Cline, G. Whitman, MIDDLE: D. Bums, L. Vollmer, J. Shininger, B. Walker, BACK: D. Guilford, L. Justinger, S. Wonderly, C. Shulte, K. Schubert. FRESHMEN ENSEMBLE: L. to R. L. Maugel, K. Losey, J. Mack, T. Pendleton, C. Lilly, R. Donley, J. Weaner, D. Haase, FRESHMAN ENSEMBLE: L. to R. S. Whitman, J. Kuhn, C. Unger, M. Pierce, S. Kline, J. Britton, L. Myers, MIDDLE: M. Crawford. FRESHMAN MADRIGAL: L. to R. FRONT: M, Pierce, B. Walker, J. Mack, R. Kash, D. Fogle, L. Maugel, C. Shulte, L. Myers, BACK: J. Weaner, B. Bergman, D. Haase, M. Vollmer, C. Lilly, B. Townsend, K. Losey, M. Timbrook, R. Donley. 93 FRESHMAN ENSEMBLE: L. to R. K. Walters, C. Shulte, B. Walker, Pam Husted, BACK: B. Bergman, B. Townsend, C. Jesse, M. Tim- brook, M. Vollmer. w j kiv . 1 1 ■ T V ■ ™ i ' ! H. M V J ' ' v jsk ' I CR09S 0 U N T R The CC team this year con¬ sisted of four Seniors and six under¬ classmen. They finished fourth in the league. CC is a tough, demanding sport that requires courage and stamina to win . Their season record was 8 wins and 9 losses. This year's Cinderella was Denny Sims. Not only was he chosen M.V.P. and Most Improved, he was placed in the Green Meadows Conference among the top runners. Y L to R FRONT ROW: J. Jerger, D. Haller, E. Singer, L. Shininger. BACK ROW: G. Crites, B. Berenyi, B. Maugel, Coach Deitrick. ABSENT: T. Bashor, T. Vance, T. Keeterlee, T. Bostater. j I Maybe I should jump into the pond to cool off. ED Best Time; 12:53 GARY Best Time: 12:09 Darn . . . Almost tripped again! BRUCE Best Time: 11:23 I knew I forgot to change something ... My SHOES! DENNY Best Time: 12:29 BRENT Best Time: 12:25 Maybe I won't come back! OTHER BEST TIMES OF THOSE NOT PICTURED: Tom Bashor: 12:16 Terry Keeter lee: 12:58 Tom Vance: 14:02 Tom Bostater: 11:38 JOE Best Time: 13:13 Joe: I'm gonna take a nap now, OK? Denny: OK, but keep runnin'. LEO Best Time: 13:22 Ho-Hum , . , Deb tonight, Sue tomorrow night, Cindy . . . DENNY Best Time: 11:11 OUCH! oo ! ? Just broke a Blister! 97 APACHE FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Coach Straziuso, R. Losey, J. Richardson, P. Poulson, M. Begman, A. Shininger, S. Hemen- way, L. Chafin, D. Hall, E. Schlosser, G. Hanna, SECOND ROW: J. Phillips, R. Boroff, M. Rohlf, R. Keesbury, S. Smith, C. Peter, R. Hetrick, R. Wright, L. Mavis, T. Hubbard, D. Morrison, THIRD ROW: Coach Bmgler, Coach Ray, D. Ainswarth, C. Farr, E. Brown, T. Hohenberger, R. Willitzer, R. Wright, R. Singer, D. Jacob, T. Bashor, Head Coach Whalen, GRID IRON RESULTS 1971 FINAL VARSITY SCORES The Apache Varsity started their season strong with victories over Wayne Trace, Antwerp, Edon and Evergreen before losing the Home¬ coming game to a tough St. John team. Injuries took their total as the Apaches dropped their next two games to Hicksville and were dealt a defeat by Patrick Henry. They snapped out of their losing streak by soundly defeating Hilltop. The Apaches ended the season with a disappointing loss to Bryan. The Apache Varsity finished the season with a 5-4 record. They finished second in the league behind Hicksville, and five Apache gridders were- chosen for the All-League team. Fairview had an offensive average of 18.7 points per game, while their opponents were held to 12.2 points per game. Opp. Fv Wayne Trace 0 24 Antwerp 0 58 Edon 6 26 Evergreen 0 16 St. John 14 6 Hicksville 27 12 Patrick Henry 37 0 Hilltop 0 20 Bryan 26 6 98 It’s for you - it's your wife. I was ready June first for this football game. Managers adoring their leader FROM L. to R.: Bryan Drake, Steve Pritchard, Bob Highland, Dave Hissong, Less Maugel, Rick Grimes, Doug Keesbury . 99 - Homecoming? - Our mascot? - Coach Whalen? - Apache Field? -All the rain? - The thrill of VICTORY? REMEMBER . . . the charge? the roaring crowd? the long walk back? 100 THE LAST OF THE APACHE SENIORS Senior Power! I think I got him! FV RESERVE SCORES FV Opp Paulding 8 6 Edon 0 62 Hicksville 0 68 Patrick Henry 12 28 FRONT ROW: Gerald Hanna, Pete Schlossar, BACK ROW: Tom Hubbard, Les Chafin, Chad Peter and Coach Whalen . Coach Straziuso Rick coming through. Tim tries for a tackle . APACHE RESERVES ROW 1: Chuck Schmunk, Robin Letso, Mark Poulson, Steve Stauffer, Jerry Caryer, Jeff Sell, Mike Vandemark, ROW 2: Chris Mack, Terry Masser, Bob Culler, Randy Ordway, Randy Wright, Paul Brown, Dave Jacob, ROW 3: Rob Donley, Gary Phillips, Ron Renz, Mark Rhodes, Dave Elliot, Ed Brown. ROW 1: D. Strait, R. Wright, P. Poulson, H. Mollat, G. Hanna, P. Schlosser, J. Beardsley, T. Hohenberger, ROW 2: M. Wonderly, R. Letso, S. Sell, B. Seibert, K. Boger, M. Guilford, T. Keeterle, R. Motter, V. Pendleton, R. Dixon, A. Wonderly, S. Stauffer, ROW 3: B. Grant, T. Rosebrock, B. Boger, R. Wright, E. Brown, D. Rosebrock, C. Wendling, D. Rieke, J. Sell, G. Caryer, J. Caryer, M. Poulson The Welcoming Back Committee Generally it was a rebuilding year for the team, however, their 8-2 record would not bear this out. It was a year of both surprises and disappointment. Leadership was provided by three senior tri-cap- tains: Russell Motter, Paul Poulson and Gerald Hanna. Apache wrestlers won the first FV Invitational tournament. They also p laced third in the section¬ al wrestling tournament, the highest of any previous FV team. Gerald Hanna and Russell Motter placed 1st in the sectional tournament with Terry Keeterle and Paul Poulson placing second, Rick Wright placed third. This represented the largest number of FV wrestlers ever to advance to the district tournament. Special award winners were: Most Takedowns Most Pins Best Win- Loss Record Paul Poulson Gerald Hanna Paul Poulson Russell Motter Paul Poulson Most Improved Rick Wright Randy Higley Memorial Award Gerald Hanna MATMEN ON THE MOVE 103 s If only Mora could see me now! Rick Wright Opponent Fv Opp. North Central 44 23 Bryan 63 12 Stryker 34 29 Hilltop 58 9 Wauseon 24 30 Edgerton 36 25 Lincoln view 51 11 Patrick Henry 28 24 Defiance 9 51 Ayersville 33 27 I gotcha! Paul Poulson Now how did I do that? Dave Strait INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Mark Poulson 2-4 Bob Seibert 7-4 Terry Keeterle 9-4 Russell Motter 13-1 Van Pendleton 3-5 Randy Wright 2-9 Dave Strait 2-2-1 Rick Wright 7-4 Paul Poulson 12-1 Ed Brown 4-6 Terry Hohenberger 7-3 Gerald Hanna 11-1 Jim Dell 6-6 Concentration Motter-style Russ Motter W Yea for me! Ed Brown Say uncle Mark Poulson Just a little farther . . . Bob Seibert Some guys never know when they re beat. Bill Roger Fv Invitational Gold Medal team Champs 105 Dell-Power Terry Hohenberger getting the best of opponent. Terry Keeterle working on a figure four. FV CAPTAINS (Left to Right) Russ Motter, Paul Poulson and Gerald Hanna receiving the Invitational trophy from Mr. Jones. 106 FROSH — 14-3 FRONT ROW: B. Ames, R. Williams, T. Thatcher, L. Vollmer, D. Haller, J. Crites, L. Maugel, F. Stucky, BACK ROW: L. Rice, C. Mack, J. Nester, C. Miller, K. Appel, R. Donley, M. Rhodes, B. Culler, R. Schindler. GREAT SEASON The Fairview Frosh had a great season this year with ts of excitement and good basketbal l. Fairview won leven of its first twelve games. Losing only to Defiance ith a score of 40-36 in the second game of the season, om then on the Frosh were the team to beat. Only akwood and Ayersville won in an over-time game. The cord acquired was 14 wins and 3 losses. Fairview ended ) with an average of 47 points per game while their ponents were left with a mere 36.5 points. Leading orers were Kevin Appel with 194 points, Rob Donley ith 157 points, Mark Rhodes with 143 points, and Curt iller with 111. Tom Thatcher, Denny Haller, and Rick :hindler had 68, 51 and 45 points respectively. The ash ended up as Green Meadows co-champs and tour- i.ment runner-ups. FV Opponent FV Opponent 38 Defiance 40 49 Bryan 42 55 Stryker 34 46 Tinora 34 48 Paulding 35 59 Napoleon 27 47 Bryan 27 42 Oakwood 48 57 Ayersville 28 32 Hicksville 27 37 Hicksville 26 55 Wayne Trace 42 45 Edgerton 33 48 Ayersville 55 50 44 Wayne Trace 47 Wauseon 33 49 Holgate 42 Coach Deitrick contemplates the situation. 107 RESERVES The Reserve team started their season with a one point victory over Wauseon. This was a sign of what was to come as all the games were very close. The season record was 10 wins and 8 losses with most of the losses coming early in the season. The team lost 8 games by a total of 48 points with many heart¬ breaking defeats along hie way. The team worked very hard throughout the sea¬ son and never gave up. Even after losing early in the season, the team showed more hustle, desire and determination as time went on. The work paid off as the team won 7 of their last 9 games. Ed Singer led the team in scoring with 12.6 points per game. Steve Jerger was the top rebounder with 146. The team averaged 49.2 points per game while holding their opponents to 44.0 points per game. FRONT ROW: B. Woodring, D. Foust, D. Morrison, S. Beardsley, D. Keesbury, G. Timbrook. BACK ROW: Coach Rettig, R. Grimes, L. Shininger, S. Jerger, L. Win wright, T. Vance, J. Jerger. RESERVE SCORES FV Opp. Wauseon 43 42 Edgerton 44 47 Stryker 33 35 Wayne Trace 44 49 Paulding 41 32 Tinora 54 44 Patrick Henry 62 68 Defiance 47 57 Napoleon 45 56 Hilltop 60 50 Ayersville 53 37 Bryan 59 31 Defiance 53 60 Hicksville 53 42 Stryker 45 49 Wayne Trace 56 38 Holgate 49 27 Edgerton 46 29 Tom Hubbard up for two points . 1 972 VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW: Denny Sims, Scott Sanders, Gary Crites, Ed Walters, Tom Hubbard, Ed Singer, BACK ROW: Coach Peter, Brent Maugel, Bruce Berenyi, Ed Appel, Scott Hemenway, Jim Connelly, Chad Peter. Coach Peter with encouragement. 2 Q VARSITY WRAP-UP Dumb ref! I don't want it! Here you take it. The Fairview hoopsters won only three of their first eight starts. However, once in the groove they won ten consecutive games to set a school record. This was accomplished by the team's great offensive and defensive playing. Their offensive average was 71.4 points per game and their defensive average was 61.6 Bruce Berenyi set several individual school records. He scored a career - high of 1071 points. He had a career - high of 734 rebounds. He also broke Ron Renollet's single - game scoring record when he scored 43 points against Holgate. At the basketball banquet the following special awards were made: Most Improved Players: Ed Appel and Tom Hubbard Most Valuable Player: Bruce Berenyi Best Defensive Player: Bruce Berenyi Best Mental Attitude: Gary Crites Gary Crites leads an attack. FV Opponent FV Opponent 63 Wauseon 79 67 Ayersville 49 87 Edgerton 71 76 Bryan 58 52 Stryker 50 70 Defiance 67 63 Wayne Trace 71 81 Hicks ville 40 45 Paulding 41 85 Stryker 69 48 Tinora 65 74 Wayne Trace 67 69 Patrick Henry 87 101 Holgate 55 67 Defiance 84 87 Edgerton 44 62 Napoleon 61 61 Archbold 63 98 Hilltop 50 ROW 1: C. Collins, G. Hanna, T. Hubbard, D. Haller, S. Smith, D. Foust, R. Singer, Head Coach Brugler. ROW 2: S. Singer, E. Brown, R. Wright, T. Hohenberger, C. Farr, N. Seibert, P. Brown, D. Foust. ROW 3: B. Boger, A. Ferraz, R. Ordway, D. Rieke, D. Olds, J. Boger, D. Rosebrock, T. Masser. ROW 4: Coach Straziuso, L. Alavero, R. Grimes, R. Wright, M. Vandemark, R. Highland, B. Culler, Manager C. Mills. Fv THINCLADS KEEP MOVING ON The Fairview Apache Thinclads ended up with a 3 win 6 loss record. Even so, this is the most well balanced team Fairview has ever had. There will be a big gap to be filled with the graduation of Gerald Hanna, Steve Singer, Rob Losey and Bob Highland, but it looks as though the underclassmen led by Tom Hubbard could promise a good season in the future. SECTIONAL TRACK MEET Napoleon 77 Woodmore 74 Fostoria 61 Margaretta 57 Lakota 38 Oak Harbor 34 Wayne Trace 32 Clyde 25 Paulding 21 Perkins 18 Eastwood 18 Fairview 8 Otsego 2 WAUSEON RELAYS Wauseon 50 1 2 Swanton 39 Genoa 29 1 2 Fairview 23 1 2 Archold 20 1 2 Eastwood 13 LEAGUE MEET Wayne Trace 69 Paulding 44 1 2 Hicksville 42 Fairview 35 1 2 Holgate 23 Ayersville 14 Tinora 12 112 Senior Gerald Hanna at work. TRACKMEN Sure hope I don’t slip and fall. Chuck Collins Think I'll hit the blonde this time. GO ON Rob Losey vi f There's a penny! Terry Hohenberger If Dad could see me now Tom Hubbard AND ON RESULTS DeFiance 87 2 3 Fairview 97 Fairview 39 1 3 Antwerp 30 Edon 73 Fairview 66 Fairview 65 Pat. Henry 61 Tinora 21 Fairview 107 Lib Center 78 Delphos Jef. 44 Fairview 51 Crestview 8 Ostego 29 Wayne Trace. 66 Bryan 70 Fairview 56 Lib. Center 78 Hicksville 37 Fairview 33 Edon 108 1 2 Ayersville 53 Fairview 34 1 2 Antwerp 33 880 Relay Team collaborates. LEFT to RIGHT: C. Collins, S. Singer, R . Wright, R. Singer. Wish I had a Malto-Meal Mobile. Denny Haller TRACKETTES Wendy Foust Caren Grinnel My la Johns Loretta Sonner Pat Thomas Nancy Unger Connie Wheeler I'm a bird, I’m a bird! Carl Collins On your mark, get set, GO! Chuck Farr AND ON! VARSITY ROW 1: D. Ross, J. Jerger, S. Sanders, Batgirls L. Cook and C. Doan, L. Chafin, D. Sims, D. Morrison. ROW 2: Coach Peters, R. Keesbury, B. Maugel, C. Peter, B. Berenyi, S. Hemenway.S. Jerger, E. Walters, J. Gray, manager D. Weaner. B A S E B A L L TEAM SHOWS IMPROVEMENT The Varsity Baseball team finished the season with an overall record 13-8. They had a 5-1 record in the Green Meadows Conference which placed them second. Paulding won the conference with a 6-0 mark. The Apaches lost to Paulding by a score of 7-6 in their confer¬ ence game. Fairview was runner-up in the Sectional Tournament, los¬ ing to Napoleon by a score of 3-1 in the championship game. Three boys finished the season with outstanding batting averages. Chad Peter led the team with a .373 mark. Scott Hemenway hit .365, while Bruce Berenyi finished at .341. Hemenway led the team in runs batted in with 21. Scott Sanders was second with 20. Les Chafin had the best earned run average with a 1.30 average. Berenyi was next best at 1.81. No. 1 Pitcher Les Chafin on the mound. 115 Boy, these girls sure are tough! - Brent Maugel I saw that! - Bruce Berenyi Here she comes again - Coach Peters SCORE8 FV Opp. W a use on 1 1 Lima Bath 3 1 Holgate 10 i Hilltop 6 3 Bryan 18 4 Wayne Trace 8 0 Edgerton 10 6 DeKalb 4 8 Ft. Wayne Concordia 1 2 Tinora 4 2 Ayersville 3 1 North Central 1 5 Crestview 3 2 Crestview 5 4 Ottawa-Glandorf 6 1 Napoleon 1 3 Ft. Wayne Central Cath. 2 5 Bryan 14 18 Edgerton 6 5 Evergreen 3 6 Paulding 6 7 Hicksville 8 6 OK, now who do I throw it to? - Scott Sanders. I actually hit it ! - Dave Ross Look, I caught it, I caught it ! ! - Scott Hemenway RESERVE SCORES FV Opp. Brian 3 8 Tinora 7 0 Edgerton 4 6 Bryan 8 7 Napoleon 1 5 Bryan 1 5 APACHE RESERVES ROW 1: L. Maugel, J. Caryer, L. Cook, D. Weaner, C. Doan, T. Thatcher, D. Keesbury. ROW 2: Coach Peters, R, Winwright, D. Willizer, L. Winwright, K. Apple, R. Donley, J. Nester, P. Brink. 117 Our Spirit Supply Company for 1 97 1 -72 Freshman Barb Bergman Loretta Sonner Carolyn Suffel Kathy Hale Varsity - Deb Ester, Terri Walters, Kim Cline, Vicki Michael, and Rosie Mack. Mascot - Deb Guilford Victory over Napoleon - 62-60 ! ! ! Reserve Cindy Sanders Lee Zeissig Cathy Schubert Julie Baden H-E-L-P him idiot! Up in the air junior bird man. Chalk one up for the freshmen! M-M- Magnificent I can't believe I ate the whole thing. Why do I get all the crackpots? Homecoming Blues Tonto, eat your heart out! Behave Baden ! ! ! Ok, who's cracking the jokes? When my team wins I know I have won. When I feel beaten they are beaten, When I cry. is over Speechless Kim? Graduating senior - Deb Somebody rip his hair out! I just washed my hair and I can't do a thing with it! 121 I K8£r mmmm —•� ■ ' ' jur ,Bl 15 ‘•if 5 ' %F ’K ? ,« jfc. vw jKl - A. : - ' % «□ •$ ■. - ,4’ «• ••. wife Two Dining Rooms - Business Lunches Corner of S. Lynn and W. Butler Phone 636-9950 Bryan, Ohio Compliments of BRYAN METALS, INC. Bryan, Ohio BRYAN ELEVATOR, INC. Modern Supply Center Feed - Grain - Farm Supplies Phone 636-1440 Bryan, Ohio WONSETLER’S FLOWERS Compliments of 132 N. Walnut St. HARRINGTON BODY INC. 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Hia . -£§| : • 102 South Lynn Bryan Insurance and Bonds Fire, Auto, Homeowners, Farmowners Life Accident and Health Phone 636-1125 Bryan K R CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY Beside the Bryan Theater 125 Ohio !■■■■ I SPANGLER IMPLEMENT SALES, INC. I Dealers for Ford, Simplicity, Coby, Gehl New Holland, Brillion, Homelite McCurdy, Snowmobiles COLONEL MANOR MOTEL DINING ROOM Route 4 Bryan, Ohio Compliments of Friday Night Fish Fry Sunday Smorgasbord Plan Your Next Party With Us THE OHIO GAS COMPANY Our Steaks Are Aged and Prepared by Master Chefs Luncheons - Banquet Facilities STEAKS - SEAFOOD - COOKTAILS To service your eve'ry needs Bryan Ohio 924 E. High Bryan, Ohio NORTH WESTERN ELECTRIC CO-OP INC. Ph. 636-2043 Bryan Ohio BOYS CORNER BRYAN, OHIO 43506 MENS STORE te are planning and building now to provide the additional electricity which will be needed for recycling solid waste and the clean-up of our air and water. 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Bryan Ohio Compliments of GLEASON’S STUDIO Wedding Portraits - Group Pictures Phone 636-2783 0 North Main Street Bryan, Ohio CRETORS FUNERAL HOME WBNO AM RADIO WWMS FM 1520 KCS 100. 9 KCS When You Care Enough to Have the Best Phone 636-1158 Bryai 128 Ohio OBERLIN FORD FUNERAL HOME AND MEMORIAL CHAPEL Caring for those YOU care for Corner of Lynn and Bryan Streets Air Conditioned Ambulance Phone 636-3139 Bryan Ohio epsi’s got a lot to give HOLABIRD COMPANY Fine Dining Room F urniture Bryan Ohio CARROLL-AMES COMPANY Bryan's Complete Hardware Dept. Store GE Appliances - TV - Radio Housewares - Gifts 22 W. High St. Bryan, Ohio 129 i Compliments of NATIONAL BANK OF PAULDING, OHIO DUCAT’S DEPARTMENT STORE Dry Goods and Ready to Wear Carpet - Baby Dept. - Drapes Phone 399-4796 Paulding, Ohio LONELM PRINTING COMPANY Wedding Invitations - a Specialty 721 N. Williams Street Paulding, Ohio Phone 399-4046 GLENN W. 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