Fairview High School - Warrior Yearbook (Sherwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1973 volume:

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Life 4-16 Administration and Faculty 17-30 Classes 30-60 Organizations 61 -86 Dances and Plays 87-96 Sports 97-123 Cheerleaders 124-126 Fairview ' s Friends 127-175 Student Life Classes Faculty Dances and Plays 2 Sports Cheerleaders Fairview ' s Friends 3 Organizations DOUG RUPP : divisor 1 LINDA SCHULZ. - I Editor-in- Chief ' , jk Bl ' IglBI BetV� Kernes Becky Townsend -1 ' % Co-Editor Co-£d tor Judy Hook Jahet Rioke Hr Administration Dances end Plays Deb Peter-Administration Pat THom o$-Sports ney Unger- Student Life BecWy Stevenson-Sports Doan-Student Life Cindy Sanders Ckeer eode JelUer-A dvertisements Deb Havens-Advertisements tart-Seniors Lynn Coo k - 0 rgonlstatiofvs -Classes Joyce Kukn-Advertisements. Mills - Seniors Kim Cl ine-Orqanizations ' s Jean Westrick Photo qrap her Roger Rhoden-Photographer tUlifci Jo Vo a e I son q ' Sports WAR WHOOP AND Frustration combined with confusion made up the 1973 paper staff on the days that the deadlines were due. The staff published nine informative issues with the latest stories and happenings of the school. DON ' T BE My wittiness has escaped me What’s going on down there?? Hard at work ??? WARRIOR STAFF This year’s Warrior Staff ' was composed of twenty imaginative (?), hard-working students. The staff went on a money-making spree, collecting pop bottles and selling afghan tickets to earn extra money for improvements on the yearbook. Some days working on the yearbook seemed frustrating and impos¬ sible. But belonging to FV’s yearbook staff has proven to be a re¬ warding and worthwhile experience. FRONT, L-R: L. Mohart, K. Cline, L. Schulz. SECOND ROW: B. Stevenson, B. Karnes, B. Walker, J. Kuhn, J. Vogel- song, D. Havens, P. Thomas, C. Sanders, J. Rieke, C. Mills, B. Townsend, Mr. Rupp. THIRD ROW: L. Cook, N. Unger, C. Doan, D. Peter, J. Hook. MISSING: Photographers - Jean Westrick, Roger Rhoden, and Sue Koch. 7 With a Little Help From My Friends. . . We do get emotional sometimes! What would you do if I sang out of tune, would you stand up and walk out on me? Lend me your ears and I ' ll sing you a song, and I ' ll try not to sing out of key. I get by with a little help from my friends, I get high with a little help from my friends, I ' m gonna ' try with a little help from my friends. - John Lennon Paul McCartney - What do we eat? Aces meat! 8 Ed, it looks like it ' s going to be another one of those days! The better half of Mr. Rupp?? It ' s mine! No, it’s mine! Give me that ball! They call this exercise?! m P T HP••• ; ; V- FU ' i k 3rJl , i ' , • ' : ■- ?■ : - You just call out my name And you know wherever I am I’ll come runnin ' to see you again Winter, Spring, Summer, or Fall All you got to do is call And I ' ll be there You ' ve got a friend. - James Taylor - Rubber Duckie, you’re the onel Becky Townsend takes time out to relax. I told her not to use so much I Think we could get his autograph? They’re always out to get me I How do you handle a hungry man? II Dan the Man. Exchange student, Sabine Colditz, talks with Mrs. Brackett. You ' ve Got a Friend . . . wm ■ 1 1 s Irma Moreno gets the treatment during GAA initiation. Are they fighting again? The guys give equal opportunity to women. Assembly - Remember Bil Cop’s Hi Dive? I think I just sat on a tack! 13 Assembly - Under New Management Bob Culler and Carl Goebel raise our country’s flag. 14 You call this music? You better start running I Smile I You’re on candid camera! air cleaner connected to the carburetor 4-County Vocational ”1973 Kathy Rhoden working in OWE Uck! Look at all that grease! Learning by Experience Three days detention. Fairview ' s future artists, Vicki Berry and Joe Phillips. Barg smiles and the world smiles with her. Michelle Hoeffel makes practical Dave Plummer gets caught use of her training, in the act! 16 e n e n Concern and sincerity have helped Mr. Jones succeed in accomplishing his goals for the Central Local School District. Consulting with the Board of Education on everpresent problems, offering aid and advice to students, and taking pride in school activities are fitted into his busy schedule. 18 It’s been one of those days . . . I have to admit that I really don ' t know. Principal Even though the specific duties any principal has kept Mr. Breisinger busy, he is never too busy to participate in all FHS functions with special interest as he actively sup¬ ports all school endeavors. The students of FHS gratefully acknowledge the unsel¬ fish time and effort Mr. Breisinger spends to make our school a success. 19 Board of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Joost; Clerk, John Pendleton, Elmer Clinker, Francis Singer; Vice President, Robert Heisler; President, and Edgar Baker. Efficient, well informed men are hard to find, but we have five on the Central Local Board of Education. These men realize that a good education costs a lot of money and a great deal of hard work. The lack of it costs even more money and more hard work. With men like these in control, we will continue to be rated very high at the scho¬ lastic level. They believe in superiority, not mediocrity for Fairview High School. Secretary Mrs. Alice Sims MRS. GLORIA MILLER MR. DOUGLAS RUPP MRS. MILLER B.S. Ohio State, M.S. Indiana State University; Geometry, Algebra I, Business Math and General Science. MR. RUPP B.A. Adrian College, M. B. A. St. Francis College; Clerical Record Keeping, Journalism, Business Law, Consumer Economics, General Business, and Accounting I. MRS. HUSTED B. S. Purdue University; Home Economics I and II, Advanced Cooking and Child Care. MRS. FLORENCE HUSTED 2 ! FAR RIGHT: MR. MARK WELCH B.A. Purdue University; Animal Science, Conservation, and Ag¬ ricultural Business. MRS. TRUDA BRACKETT B.A. Eastern Kentucky Univer¬ sity; M. A. University of Wis¬ consin; Spanish I and II, and French II. FAR RIGHT: MR. PETER MOUNTZ B.S. DePauw University f M. A. St. Francis College; Guidance. 22 MR. EDWIN HERROON B.S. Bowling Green State University; Band and Music Theory. Do you want something . . . ? MRS. JUNE SCHULTE B.S. Defiance College; Chorus and Music Appreciation. BUS DRIVERS: L. Kleck, E. Lawson, R. Dietrick, K. Laffin, R. Heisler, R. Ebersole, J. Miller, L. Hetrick, and E. Rosebrock. ABSENT: D. Edwards and H. Reed. 23 MR. DAN STRZIUSO B. A. St. Francis College; World History, World Geography, Sociology and Psychology. MR. DEAN EDWARDS B.S. Ashland College; American History, American Government and Dramatics. MR. WARD FRITZ B.S. Defiance College, M. A. Bowling Green State University; American Government and World History. Mi MR. EDWARDS MRS. IRENE STRUBLE B. A. Ball State University; Home Eco¬ nomics I and II, Advanced Sewing, Home Furnishing and Family Living. 24 LEFT: MR. SERENUS BRUGLER B.A. Defiance College; General Science, Human Anatomy and Physiology. BELOW: MR. ROBERT DIETRICK B.S. Defiance College, M. A. Bowling Green State University; Biology and Health. FAR LEFT: MR. JAMES MILLER B.S. Bowling Green State University, M.A. Indiana University; Physics, Senior Math, Algebra II and Chemistry. And ya know . . . UPPER LEFT: MRS. SHIRLEY FRITZ B.S. Defiance College; English II, Practical English and Books for Living. MISS MYRA NOLAN B. A. Defiance College; English I and American Novel. MRS. CAROLE CRAMER B.S., M.A. Bowling Green State University; Great Books, Composi¬ tion and Research and English Heritage. 26 stmMgf MRS. SWEEBE FAR LEFT: MR. KENNETH WHALEN B.S. , M.A. Bowling Green State University; Boy ' s Physical Education, Driver ' s Education and Health. MR. WILLARD PETERS B.S. Defiance College; General Math and Algebra I. FAR LEFT: MRS. ARLENE HEISLER B. S. Bowling Green State University, M. S. University of Colorado; Girl ' s Physical Education. MRS. EILEEN SWEEBE B. S. Bowling Green State University; BEOPS, Typing, Typing I and Dean of Girls. MR. WHALEN MRS. HEISLER 3 4 5 6 10 II12 13 I I7ICI920; 242526272 27 i MR. DONALD KRETZER B.S. Bowling Green State University; Indus¬ trial Arts, Woodworking II, and Electricity. 3 5871 ten mm nsmntr xziv 1 ; .-V . ■ ; « t | ; 4 ■ . I FAIRVIEW MR. DAVID POULSON B.S. Ohio State University; Plant Science and Agricultural Mechanics. CUSTODIANS: HOWARD VAIL and RUSSELL HEISLER 29 Alone again, naturally . . . 30 What ' s the big attraction, girls? 32 ■ JACKIE BAUER K ' jsical Band: 1 2,3,4, Baud; 1,2,3,4, Pep ' Librarian: 1, FT A: 1,2, 3,4, Officer: 2,3,4, State; 4 . .isdraamsi J’nao I J£ii3 yino ?ioob aril banaqo I 123 §§M ®rfj 01 Chons: 1,2 ,3 iL vmto liaq Pep Sand: 2 ■i nt 43 W aa “•.£, 2,1 :Uj dJs { 26 a I : to£iT CHRIS COY VocatK HOH6A8 MIX,4 Kft«£ :dhl 3 .e.s,i :iifidiooa £ :hooi3 gnirqoosmoH Ensemble: 2 VICTORIA K . V Vocational Softool; 3.4 KEITH CASK Chons: 1,2,3.4, Mu- tittl: 1,1,8,4, Soloot: 3,4, Madrigal 1,2,3, AH Ohio Youth Choir: 4 Band: 1,2,3,4, Pep Band: 1.2,3,4, Stage Band; 2.3,4, Intra¬ murals: 2,3,4, FEA: 3,4, Convention: 4 ROXANNE BIGGEP Vocational School: ' 3,4 ioin93 33bI0 sieoiftO Lang. Qub: 2,3 RICHARD BOROFf Vocational School: 3, Football: 1.2,3,4 Track: 1,4 Wrestling: 4 KIM CLINK Cha. 2, do st : 1,2,: , !• s mbK 1. ' i . Matlr 1, i t n 1 : , t ' ge Ba xl: 4, ; : ' O].; i 3,4, ' ' ?■ r: Vi- ■ Pre a’cljw • p Team: 1,2,3 TERESA CAMPOS Irng. Club Exchange St-idenr btsdduH rnoT .tort 2rni3 yruiaOt .?.ort .V gnilbneW yttiaO � 8£SiT- ,oo8 2,8,4, GAA: 1,2,3,4, Ilf 4 ff If War Warrior: 4, NHS: 4 Delegate to EILEEN COOPER Chorus: 1,2,3,4 Band: 1.2,3,4 FHA: 1,2,3,4 Easenit e: 2,3,4 Student Council: 4 . . gnoJ o2 batieW 9v 9W CINDY COY Vocational School: 3,4 ChoOB: 1,2 Musical: 1,2 Solotst: 1,2 H32JA8 XflAM fc,8,2,I jaMinrnsrrnl Majorette 1 GA At 1,2 Class Officer: 3,4 Sec. H3XA8 AH3JRAM £.8,2,1 ;2UioriD £. 8 , 2,1 :l£ 0 i 3 iiM 2 .r :sldmd 2 n 3 I : !agiibfiM ’ 1,4 VB: £.8,2, 1. :AH1 £ : radio W sofflO HIA8 WYJ18AM -o!o8 ,£,6,2,1 : 2 utodD :aIdmoan3 ,£,2,I uai : ftO 2 tnorfO ,£,8,2,1 ,1 :bn£8 , ,29rt ooiV ,£ . I ;bn£8 qod .£,8,2 -isadO ,1 :bns8 eg£J8 .£ :J002fiM ,2,1 :i3b£3l :duID 9g£ngnfiJ , I ;AT3 ,£.8,2,I :AAD ,2.1 6 , 2 , r jitibsT qirf 2 i£lorio 8 The first day Senior Class Officers I can ' t remember, only that I opened the doors to the biggest part of my life. CLASS OFFICERS Pres. Tom Hubbard V. Pres. Denny Sims Sec. -Treas. Cathy Wendling 73 We ' ve Waited So Long . . . ED APPEL Basketball: 1,2,3,4 Track: 1 MARILYN BAIR Chorus: 1,2,3,4, Solo¬ ist: 1,2,4, Ensemble: 1.2.3.4, Chorus Off.: 4, Vice Pres. , Band: 1, 2.3.4, Pep Band: 1, Stage Band; 1, Cheer¬ leader: 1,2, Mascot: 4, FTA: 1, Language Club: 1,2, GAA: 1,2,3,4, Scholarship Team: 1,2,3 MARLENA BAKER Chorus: 1,2,3,4 Musical: 1,2,3,4 Ensemble: 1,2 Madrigal: 1 FHA: 1,2,3,4 Office Worker: 4 TIM BASHOR MARK BALSER Varsity Club: 2,3,4 Intramurals: 1,2,3,4 Football: 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Escort; 4 JACKIE BAUER Musical Band: 1,2,3,4, Band: 1,2,3,4, Pep Band: 1,2,3,4, Band Librarian: 1, FTA: 1,2, 3,4, Officer: 2,3,4, Lang, Club: 1, GAA: 1,2, Delegate to Girls’ State: 4 VICTORIA BERRY Vocational School: 3,4 ROXANNE BIGGER Vocational School: 3,4 RICHARD BOROFF Vocational School: 3,4 Football: 1,2,3,4 Track: 1,4 Wrestling: 4 DEBRA BRITTON Chorus; 1,2 Band: 1,2,3 Pep Band; 2 GAA: 3 KEITH CARR Chorus: 1,2,3,4, Mu¬ sical: 1,2,3,4, Soloist: 1,2,3, Ensemble: 1,2, 3,4, Madrigal: 1,2,3, All Ohio Youth Choir; 4, Band; 1,2,3,4, Pep Band: 1,2,3,4, Stage Band: 2,3,4, Intra- murals; 2,3,4, FFA: 3,4, Convention: 4 PAM CHAMBERLIN FHA: 1,2,3,4 FTA: 4 GAA: 1 Lang. Club: 2,3 KIM CLINE Chorus: 1,2,3,4, Solo¬ ist; 1,2,3,4, Ensemble: 1.2.3.4, Madrigal: 1, 4, Band: 1,2,3, Pep Band: 2, Stage Band: 1,2, Cheerleader: 3, GAA: 1,2,3, Warrior: 4, War Whoop: 4, NHS: 3.4, Class Officer; 1,3, Vice-Pres. Scholarship Team: 1,2,3 SABINE COLDITZ Lang. Club Exchange Student TERESA CAMPOS Lang. Club Exchange Student LYNETTE COOK Chorus; 1,2,3,4, En¬ semble: 1,2,3,4, Band: 1.2.3.4, Solo; 2,3, Pep Band: 1,3,4, FTA: 1, 2.3.4, GAA: 1,2,3,4, Basketball: 1,2,3,4, War Whoop: 4, Warrior; 4, NHS; 4, Delegate to Girls ' State (alt.): 3, Intr a murals: 3,4 EILEEN COOPER Chorus; 1,2,3,4 Band: 1,2,3,4 Pep Band: 1,2,3,4 FHA: 1,2,3,4 Ensemble; 2,3,4 Student Council: 4 Vocational School: 3,4 CHRIS COY Vocational School: 3,4 Chorus; 1,2,3 Pep Band: 1,2,3,4 Band: 1,2,3,4 Ensemble; 2 CINDY COY Vocational School: 3,4 Chorus; 1,2 Musical: 1,2 Soloist; 1,2 GREG CRITES CHERYL DALTON Ensemble; 1,2 FFA: 1,2,3,4 FHA: 3 Band; 1,2 Basketball Mgr.: 1,2,3,4 GAA: 4 Majorette: 1 NHS: 4 Trackette; 1 FTA: 1,2 GAA: 1,2 Class Officer: 3,4 Sec. 330 03 Q AHDI £,8 :Ioorio3 IbxioxJbooV £,8,2,1 :IIiidJoo3 £,1 : 0£iT £ :§niU 2 siW HWIJD MIX -oio3 ,£,8,2,1 : 2 inoriD 9ldrn92n3 ,£,8,2,1 ;J2i ,1 jlBghbxM ,£,8,2, 1 qa ,8,2,1 ;bn£a ,£ :bn£0 sg£J8 ,2 :bfi£3 ,8 tisbaaliaarfD ,2,1 :iohi£W ,8,2,1 :AA0 :8HM ,£ :qoorfW ieW ,£ ,8,1 :isofRO 22 £lD ,£,8 qiriziElodoS .aai -aoiV 8,2,1 tmfiaT 30013 3WMAXO £,8 ;Ioorfo8 IbxioxJbdoV Senior Class WUHH3MAHD MAS £.8,2,1 ' .km £ :AT3 1 :AAO 8,2 :duID .gxifiJ Y 33 AI OTDIV £,8 rloorfoS IfinoiJfiDoV ADHT13X -uM ,£,8,2,1 tanorfD :JzioIoS ,£,8,2,1 :l£ 0 X 2 ,2,1 taldmaznS ,8,2,1 ,8,2,1 :i£giib£M ,£,8 £ jixorfD riJuoY oixIO HA qa ,£,8,2,1 .bfli� 8 ag£J3 ,£,8,2,1 :bnfi3 -£iJnI ,£,8,2 :bfl£3 :A33 ,£,8,2 :al£ium £ ;noxinavnoD ,£,8 3UA3 3IXDAI ,£,8,2,1 :bnsa IboxeuM qa ,£,8,2,1 :bnfi8 bns8 ,£,8,2,1 :bd£8 ,2,1 :AT3 ,1 :n£h£idxJ ,£,8,2 naoxftO ,£,8 :AAO ,1 jduID .gxukl ’ehxO oj alsgalaa ,2,1 £ : aj£l8 I wi r x ntiD®n)bci, only that I opened the doors HOTTina A a3a 2.1 :?xnoriD 8.2.1 :bn£8 2 :bnfi8 qa 8 : AAO £« 3 00D W33JI3 £,8,2,1 jzxnoriD £,8,2,1 :bnsa £,8,2,1 ;bn£3 qa £.8,2,1 :AH3 £,8,2 laldmaanS £ jttonuoD JnabuJS :Ioorfo3 IsnoiJfiOoV m. tf XOOD 3TT3KYJ . - -n3 ,£,8.2,1 jaxnoriD :bn£9 .£,8.2,1 ssldmaz qaS ,8,2 ;do3 ,£,8,2,1 ,1 :AT3 ,£,8,1 :bfl£3 302MAD A33 3T ,£,8,2,1 :AAO ,£,8,2 duID .gnsJ ,£,8,2,1 jikidJ9)l8£a JnabujS agnsdoxH tiohisW , £ iqdoriW isW oi aixgalaG ,£ :3HW ,£ ,8 :(.Jlx) aledfc ' aliiO; £,8 :2lBiamBUnI � STiaiOD 3VII8A3 doID .gnfiJ JrtabidS 9gnBdox3 IILYN 1AIR 1st: A, Kase table: WOTJAd JYH3HD 8 ; AH3 £ :AAO 1 :SJJ3 {o£iT FT A: 1, Ungua e v iub; 1.2, G A: ’.2,3,4. 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Club: 1 £ i £ .8,2, A jAIfideafiS .2.1 :otbsT qijrfr.Blorb?, ficer: 1.2,4, Home 8 MarJEAN HE1SLER Chorus: 1,2,5,4 KanJ. 1 o •� A HDIRTI3G YGWAfl 2 toiBdT qixiaalorfog GAA: 1.2,3,4 Volleyball: 2,3,4 Basketball: 1,2,3,4 Librarian: 3 H2IJOH3 YOWAfl £,8,2,i ibnBfl £.8 :bnB0 3g£i8 £,S ibnsH IboizuM ,8,2,1 : .igM IlBd?s l260 £ isoffiO ,£,8 ;AT3 A :IionijoO JnobinS STEVE JFRGEA Ch rus; 1.2,3,4 Musical; 1,2,3,4 YaaWAJlO W3j!AX 8 :AH3 Varsity Club: 4 B ' lke ' viU; 2,3,4 Baseball: 1,2,3,4 Cross Country; 1,2 JJ3G 2HMAI £,S ;Ioorio2 iBnoiiBOoV £,S 2 jgnliJaoiW yilnsV 2 :dilD ytiziBV H3J3 3V3IJ duID .gnsJ Jnebi jS ognBrfbxS ROBERi ; t r WAM33iTC Y51R3T £.8 ;Ioorio? lBnoi?EooV 8 rlSOfllO 22BID 2, State Band: 1. Intra murals: 1,2, FT A 1,2, FFA; 2, Vocational school RAYMOND XL ' ES IKY All JJHHHAQ :2l£iumBUnI ,1 ' ;IlBdJoo3 £ A33 FFA: 1,8,3,4 ‘ Homecoming Escort; 4 Varst tyT Foat ' jSf; b Bascb :)I • TERRY KEETERLE MOMMAH YHAM £,8 rduID .gnfiJ 8 :0£jifiidlJ 8 jitiesT qiri 2 iBiorio 8 Wreitllng: 2.3.4 KIM KJMF (1H03JJU0 3XIM 2,1 jjIobiT 2 :A33 A,8 ;ilBdioo3 8,2 igniUeoiW £« 8,2 :duD yriziBV £ :Jiooz3 gnimooornoH I : .IgM ii£dJ3 {2£a RUTH KUNf T 0S03JIU0 AHA8HA8 £,8.2.X :AAO £ jnshBidiJ X T3JJ3 l06lT C. 8,2, X :AH3 Office Worker: 4 State FHA V.-Frw, 4 JAMES DELL Vocational School: 3,4 Varsity Wrestling: 2,3,4 Varsity Club: 2 RANDY DEITRICH Scholarship Team: 2 REX DIXON Vocational School: 3,4 CHARLENE JO DOAN Chorus; 1,2,3,4 Ensemble: 2,3,4 FHA: 2,3 GAA: 1,2,3,4 Warrior; 3,4 War Whoop: 3,4 Class Officer: 2 Intramurals: 2,4 RANDY ENGLISH Band; 1,2,3,4 LIEVE ELEN Stage Band: 3,4 Lang. Club Musical Band: 3,4 Exchange Student Basketball Mgr.: 1,2,3, 4 FTA: 3,4, Officer Student Council: 4 CHARLES FARR III Band: 1,2,3,4 Pep Band: 2,3,4 JANET ENSIGN Varsity Club: 3,4 Football: 1,2,3,4 Track: 1,2,3,4 FFA: 4 Homecoming Escort; 4 TERRY FREEMAN Vocational School; 3,4 Class Officer: 3 KAREN GRANDEY FHA: 3 JOHN GRAY Student Council: 4 NHS : 2,3,4 Basketball Mgr.: 1,2,3, 4 Baseball: 1,2,3,4 Scholarship Team: 1,2, 3 KAREN GROND FHA: 1,2,3,4 Chapter Degree Lang. Club: 3 GAA: 4 Office Worker: 4 Girls ' State (alt.) BARBARA GUILFORD GAA: 1,2,3,4 Librarian: 4 Trackette; 1 FHA: 1,2,3 MIKE GUILFORD Track: 1,2 FFA: 2 Football: 3,4 Wrestling: 2,3 Varsity dub: 2,3,4 Homecoming Escort; 4 Basketball Mgr.; 1 MARY HAMMON Lang. Club: 3,4 Librarian; 3 Scholarship Team: 3 DARRELL HANDY Intramurals: 1,3,4 Football: 1,2 FFA: 4 DONNA HASCH GAA: 1,2 Librarian: 3 BECKY HIGHLAND FHA: 1 JUDY HOOK Band: 1,2,3 FHA: 1 GAA: 1 Librarian: 3 Warrior: 4 War Whoop: 4 RAYMOND KEESBURY Varsity Club; 4 Football: 2,3,4 Basketball: 1 Baseball: 1,2,3,4 FFA: 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Escort: 4 REX HAVER FFA: 3,4 Baseball: 2 Basketball: 1 MarJEAN HEISLER Chorus: 1,2,3,4 Ensemble; 3,4 Band: 1,2,3,4 Stage Band; 2 Majorette: 4 GAA: 1,2,3,4 Volleyball: 2,3,4 Basketball: 1,2,3,4 Librarian: 3 RICHARD HETRICK Football: 2,3 KAY HIGLEY Vocational School Chorus: 1,2 Musical: 1,2 Ensemble: 2 FHA: 1 GAA: 1,2 Track and Basketball: 1,2 JOHN HILL War Whoop Staff: 1 Wrestling Mgr.: 3 Intramurals: 4 DIANE HISER Vocational School TOM HUBBARD Chorus: 1,2, Ensemble: 1,2, Varsity Club: 1,2, 3,4, Basketball: 1,2,3, 4, Track: 1,2,3,4, FTA: 1, Lang. Club: 1, NHS: 2,3,4, Student Council: 3, Class Of¬ ficer: 1,2,4, Home¬ coming Escort STEVE JERGER Chorus: 1,2,3,4 Musical: 1,2,3,4 Soloist; 1,2,3,4 Ensemble: 2,3,4 Varsity Club: 4 Basketball: 2,3,4 Baseball: 1,2,3,4 Cross Country: 1,2 ROBERT JOOST Chorus: 1,2, Musical: 1,2, Soloist: 1,2, En¬ semble: 1,2, Madrigal: 1,2, Band: 1, Pep Band: 2, State Band: 1, Intra- murals; 1,2, FTA: 1,2, FFA: 2, Vocational School TERRY KEETERLE Band: 1,2,3,4 Pep Band: 4 Varsity Club: 2,3,4 Cross Country: 3,4 Wrestling: 2,3,4 KIM KIMPEL Vocational School Chorus: 1,2 Musical: 1,2 Ensemble: 1,2 RUTH KLINGER FHA: 1,2,3,4 Jr. Degree Chapter Degree State Degree GAA: 1,2,3 Office Worker: 4 State FHA V.-Pres. 4 jam .s ceu l TFA ' F FI FN ®2lH3MAia IoorfoS IsfloiJcooV T8001 T5J390H :Ifioi8uM ,2,1 :amoriO -fl3 ,2,1 :J34 oIo 3 ,2,1 :l£giibfiM ,2,1 :3ldfrri38 :bn£9 ,X ;bn£8 ,2,1 -£i3nl , X :bn£9 33 bJ8 ,2 ,2,1 ;AT9 ,2,1 :sl£ium l£noiJ£DoV ,2 :A99 looriog H3J2I3H HA3li£M ,8,2,X tanorfO ,8 :9ldm32n3 t.E.S.I :bn B a S:ta £ as 8i « jaJJsioifiM ,8,2.X :AAO ,8,2 -.HfidyoIIoV ,o,2,X :IIfid33 {2£8 8 :n£h£idiJ RANDY ENGLISH Band; 1.2.3,4 JJIH tfHOl X :1ft£J8 qoorfW i£W 8 • .igM gnilissiW :al£iuni£iJnJ FTA: 3.4. Officer sentfern OvmcU r ♦ 130331 3V3T2 ,8,2,X jamodD ,8,2,1 jlfioiauM ,8,2,1 :3sio{o2 ,8,2 raldmoznB :duID yiiaifiV ,8,2 :Il£dJs l2£a ,8,2,1 :Ii£d92£8 2,1 :yi3nuoO aeoiO 33VAH X33 i?e ,tm Voc ' i :a«b«« I :IIfid39 {2£a Y3J0IH YAX loorfoS l£noi3£DoV 2,1 jzmorfD 2.1 sIsOizuM 2 :3ldm9ai3 X : AH9 2,X : AAO :Il£dJs {2£a fafl£ lO£lT 2.X a3A33UH MOT i idmaana ,2,X :amorfO ;s,x rduio ,2,X ,8,2,1 :I{£dJ3 l8£a , ,8 , ,8,2,X : {0£iT , ,X :duIO .gn£j ,X :AT3 Jabbing , ,8,2 ;2HH J 10 zz lZ) , 8 tlionuoO -omoH , ,2,X :i3ort 3iooa3 gnimoo CHARLENE JO DOAN Chorus; 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 2,3,4 HO 8AH AMMOa CAA; ! .2,I iAAO 8 n£h£idlJ Wax Whoop; 3,4 CUt Officer: 2 Iwr murals j 2,4 CHARLES FARR III Band; 1,2,3,4 Aep Band: 2,3,4 GHAJHOXH YX338 ; . . X :AH9 Homec.oi.dtig Escort: 4 XOOH YGUl 8;2,X :bn£3 ' X :AH9 X :AAO 8 :n£h£idxJ tfio jiomfiW :qoorf77 i£W 330MIJX HTUfl ,8.2.X :AH3 331g3CI .il 33igaG islqfidO 331g3d 33£38 8,2, X : AAO :i3 hoW ooffiO . 2318-.V AH3 33£38 J38MIX MIX Ioorio8 l£noi3£ooV S.I: 2m oriO • S.I :f60)8IlM S,I : 9 Mran3 SM «frui Mgr.; i 3J33T33X YH33T , ' 8;S.X rbnea :bnsa qsa ,8,2 :duIO ytiaiBV ,8 :yi3iluoO aaoiO ,8,2 :gni r 323iW Y8U8233X CMOMYAR :c r.,D V h, £ v ,8,2 : I4d3oo3 - rr J r o X ;H£d33 l3£a ,8,2,X :Il£d32£a ,8,2,X ;A33 :3iooa3 gnimooomoH I DOUG MOKRISON Football: 1,2,3.4 tfHUMHqjAfl fooilog l£iioiJfiooV I jgniUwtW {.8,2,1 : A33 Ensemble: 1,2 liomedotnlng Eicon: 4 SchoUahlp Team: 2 A05JX JAT2YHD {.8,X :AAO { jmssT gnilovsiT AAO DEB 06MUN Vocational School Chorus: 1,2,3.4 Bands 1,2,3,4 .aaox S3T23J Ioorfo2 lanoiiEooV Bep Band: 1,2 FTA: 2 OOEA: 3 Student Council: 3,4 HOC 3US {‘,8,2,1 :zuioff3 {,8,2 sIboxzuM {,8,2 :9ldrn92n3 :hnE8 ilEuO ionoH 8,2 inihMU {,8 sioxmW {,8 tqcorfW laW ! XDAM VMK Ioodo8 ianoiijsooV ' 2.X :anort6 I -MoloZ X 2,3 ■ ' i :l£ j t X :bn £ aqsq • ' 2.1 :AT� . s:ort; , B- ' $ • e- 3 JHDAM WEHCMA 8 ;Ioodo2 IfinoiJfiooV FTA: 5 ..-t SA Librarian: 3,4 WOflOOHIJ 3U2 Ioorio2 lEnoiTEooV X tbnsflqsq e.2,X :bnsa S,X ; AH3 8 :duID ,gn£j H3T2AM3J WYJOflAD {,8,2,1 :bn£d 8.2.X cb!J£8qaq {,8,2 :bnr,8 og i2 { rsnaiotaM 8,2 :duJD ,gn£j { ,8,2 :AAO JJIDoM YOU AM 2,1 ranoriD ; , ,8,2,1 :bnfia X :diiXO .gnaJ { rnaitEidiJ 8 iHuoO gnimooamoH 21VAM YHHAJ {.8,2,1 :IIfidJoo3 X jUtdozna { :dnID rjisisV {,8 :A33 { : trooe? gnlmooomoH {.8,2,1 :8l£ium£irnl NANCY HA: ' $ T2AM 3I0X1AM : .oa8 Ioorio2 X noi?£ooV r ,. e {,£ rnoouQ {,8 :AD1V { : „29iq 22 eID Scholarship Team: 1,2 XOAM 3120X1 {,8,2,1 :?inodO {,8,2 sifioiauM {.8,2,1 roIdmaacG {.8,2,1 ;bfif.3 {« 2,2,X siabnaJiaodD {•,8,2.x :AA0 r I naorftO 22 £fO 2,1 jiixioO gnimoosmoH catior, al TXIAHOM AdMIJ b.s.s.x :Am I rflonnovnoO { :qoorfW ieVX { itoitibW 2JJIM YHTAD -msznS ,{,8,2.x :bn £ a ,X :bn £ 8 qaq ,£,l t 9ld ,8,2 roliaiotaM ,{ ,8,2 fo£iT ;bfisH ,{ aomo ,8,2 : ,1§M «{ :ioin£V ,£ -.isAio W :2HM ,£ rqoorfW ieW :Ixom oD Jn9bm2 ,£,S -i£lorio2 ,8 : .os 2 , g {,8 :m£9T qirfa J3AHOIM AIX10TDIV £,S,2,X :2U70riD 2,X :bn£5 8.1 -xabeahaadD S.2.X :AAO 8.2.X :9ldm92n3 2 ;J 2 loIo 2 JANET RIEKE Osortu: 1,3,4, Convec¬ tion: 1 1,4, FHA: 2JI, U3Y3T I MIT foodoS XenoiiBOoV Queen: 4, Homecoming Queen: 4, Warrior: 4, Wax Wboop: 4, --ha � r Decree SUE KOCH Chorus; 1,2,3,4 Musical: 2,3,4 Ensemble; 2,3,4 Band: 2,3,4 Honor Guard Librarian: 2,3 Warrior: 3,4 War Whoop: 3,4 CAROLYN LEMASTER Band: 1,2,3,4 Pep Band: 1,2,3 Stage Band; 2,3,4 Majorette; 4 Lang. Club: 2,3 GAA: 2,3,4 ROSIE MACK Chorus: 1,2,3,4 Musical; 2,3,4 Ensemble; 1,2,3,4 Band: 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader: 1,2,3,4 GAA: 1,2,3,4 Class Officer: 1 Homecoming Court: 1,2 TIM MEYER Vocational School LESTER KOLB Vocational School SUE LINDGRON Vocational School Pep Band: 1 Band: 1,2,3 FHA: 1,2 Lang. Club: 3 MARGIE MAST Vocational School Sec.: 3 Queen: 3,4 VICA: 3,4 Class Pres.: 4 VICTORIA MICHAEL Chorus; 1,2,3,4 Band: 1,2 Cheerleader: 1,3 GAA: 1,2,3 Ensemble: 1,2,3 Soloist; 2 CRYSTAL KROA GAA: 1,3,4 GAA Traveling Team: 4 ANDREW MACK Vocational School: 3 FFA: 1,2 LARRY MAVIS Football: 1,2,3,4 Baseball: 1 Varsity Club: 4 FFA: 3,4 Homecoming Escort; 4 Intramurals: 1,2,3,4 CATHY MILLS Band: 1,2,3,4, Ensem¬ ble; 1,4, Pep Band: 1, 2.3.4, Majorette: 2,3, 4, Head: 4, Track Mgr.: 2,3, Office Worker: 4, Warrior: 4, War Whoop: 4, NHS: 3.4, Student Council: 3,4, Sec.: 3, Scholar¬ ship Team: 3,4 RALPH KUHN Vocational School Wrestling: 1 FFA: 1,2,3,4 ANN MACK Vocational School Chorus; 1,2 Soloist; 1 Ensemble; 1 Madrigal: 1 Band: 1 Pep Band: 1 FTA: 1,2 NANCY McGILL Chorus: 1,2 Band: 1,2,3 Lang. Club: 1 Librarian: 4 Homecoming Court; 3 LINDA MOHART FHA: 1,2,3,4 Convention: 1 War Whoop: 4 Warrior: 4 DOUG MORRISON Football: 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club; 3,4 Basketball: 1,2,3 Chorus; 1,2 DAVID MYERS Musical: 1,2 Ensemble; 1,2 Homecoming Escort; 4 Scholarship Team: 2 DEB OSMUN Vocational School Chorus; 1,2,3,4 Band; 1,2,3,4 Majorette: 1,2,3,4 GAA: 1,2,3 Pep Band; 1,2 FT A: 2 OOEA: 3 Student Council: 3,4 LOU ANN PENDLETON Chorus; 1,2 Soloist; 1 Ensemble; 1,2 Band: 1,2,3,4 Pep Band: 1,2,3,4 Stage Band: 1,2,3,4 FTA: 1,2,3,4 GAA: 1,2,3,4 NHS; 1,2,3,4 CHAD PETER Football: 1,2,3,4, Bas¬ ketball: 1,2,3,4, Base¬ ball; 1,2,3,4, Varsity dub: 1,2,3,4, NHS; 2,3,4, Pres.; 4, Stu¬ dent Council; 1,2,4, Pres.: 4, Class Officer: 3, Pres., Homecoming Escort; 4, Boys ' State; 3 SHIRLEY PLUMMER Vocational School LARRY RENZ Vocational School RUTH ANN PETRONE Chorus; 2,3,4 Ensemble; 3,4 Intramurals: 2 FTA: 1,2,3,4 GAA: 1,3,4 Librarian: 3,4 ANGIE POTTER Chorus: 3,4 Musical: 3,4 Ensemble: 4 ROGER RHODEN Warrior; 2,3,4 JOE PHILLIPS Vocational School Football: 1,2,3,4 NANCY RAMUS Chorus: 1,2,3,4 Musical: 1,2,3,4 Ensemble: 1,2,3,4 FTA: 1,2,3,4 Office Worker: 1,2,3,4 NHS; 2,3,4 Scholarship Team: 1,2 SCOTT RICHARDSON Vocational School DAVID PLUMMER Vocational School FFA: 1,2 CHERYL RENOLLET Chorus: 1,2,3, Band: 1.2.3.4, Stage Band: 3.4, FTA: 1,2,3, Lang. Club: 1,2, GAA: 1,2, 3,4, Student Council: 4, War Whoop: 3, War¬ rior: 3, Track: 1,2,4, Basketball: 2,3,4, Vo¬ cational JANET RIEKE Chorus; 1,3,4, Conven¬ tion: 2,3,4, FHA: 2,3, 4, GAA: 1,2,3,4, Of¬ fice Worker: 3,4, FFA Queen; 4, Homecoming Queen: 4, Warrior: 4, War Whoop: 4, Chapter Degree MQT3JCM3 3 WWA UOJ S,I :ar dD C : • J: ' JoI ° ' 2,1 :� Idai riI . 8 , 2.1 :bn £8 £,8,2,X :hn£8 qa3 £. 8 , 2,1 tbo a sg£38 £ 8,2,1 :AT3 £.c, 2 ,I :AAO £.8,2.1 :8HH HUMao aaa ioorioS l£noiJ£ooV £,8,2,1 :?uxciiD £.8,2,1 ;bii £ a £.8,2,1 :333sio’[bM V ‘ if 8,2,1 :AAO 2,1 :bnca qs3 2 : AT3 8 :A300 £.8 ilionifoD xnsbxnS CRYSTAL 1C HD A 833YM (UVAa M02UW0M O’JOa £. 8 , 2,1 :IIfid]foo3 £, 8 :du.P YJizisV 8 , 2,1 : IlfidJai a 2,1 :anodD 2,1 :Ibox2uM 2,1 :sldms 2 n 3 £ ;310023 gnirnoosrnoH 2 jmeoT qirisiBloriog CAROLYN LEMASTER Band: 1.2,3,4 JiHMMUjq GIVACl Ioorfo 8 IsuoilBooV 2,1 :A33 Lang. Club: 2,3 GAA: 8,3,4 ST. 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Sf i .IlixitfHfea £,8,2, X r dnudO zeoiO :duID .gnaJ ,2,1 : lo£iT -.maaT qirizi£lodo2 , X 8,1 M ' 33CIM8 3XIM Xoorlog l£noi?£OoV HT1M2 3V3T2 £,8,2,r :fl£dJool £.8,2,1 : fc £iT £,X :ei£inm£MnI £ ;Jtdo« 3 gnlmooamoH TOWY WALTERS Chorur 1,2,5,4, En¬ semble: 2,3,4, o4oist; 2,3.4,1c,! 1,2,3,4. C- WAM833J8 A JO JO JoorioF IcnoiJBOoV Cheerle- ic: 1,2,3,4, Head: 2,4, Student Council: 2, Lang. Club: 3 3JG3 3 HM : 1d£iT ,8.2.X :Il£dioo3 ,£ :2l£ium£T3nI ,2,X ,£,2 tfioilnavnoD A33 ,£, 8,2 Vn 6 iJfl� vrto’ 0 : 9Jbi8 :iaomo ,£,8,2,X :A33 :IX£dJa l2£a A33 ,£,8,2 £. 8,2 2330HA2 AIHTHY0 -n3 ,£,8,2,X jamoriO ,X :bfl £8 ,£,8 ;9ldrn92 ,£, 8 : 8 l£ium£iJnI ,2 , £, 8 ,2, X :i9b£9li99rf0 :ioimW ,£,8,2,X :AAO -loV ,£ :qoorfW i£W ,£ - 2£8 ,£,8,2, X :IIfidYsI ,£, 8 , 2 ,X :Il£dJ9)l X : b£TT beck Y OC lA- Iv.. Chorus: 1,2,3,4 T33HI38 aoa £. 8 , 2 ,X :bri £8 £.8,2 :gnltJ29iW £.8,2 }dul0 pin£V Pep Band: 3 GAA: 1,3 330HI8 03 £.8,2, X :Il£dJ9 {2£8 8 , X lyunuoD 22 oO R :AT3 Voc £.8 :SHW 8 ,X :IionuoD JnsbuiS 2 :tTi£sT qidaicIorioB X :A33 X : io£iT MIKE ROLF Football: 1,2,3, Track: 1,2, Intramurals: 4, FFA Convention: 2,4, State Convention: 2,3,4, FFA: 1,2,3,4, Officer; 2,3,4, FFA Basketball: 2,3,4 CYNTHIA SANDERS Chorus; 1,2,3,4, En¬ semble: 3,4, Band: 1, 2, Intramurals: 3,4, Cheerleader: 1,2,3,4, GAA: 1,2,3,4, Warrior: 4, War Whoop: 4, Vol¬ leyball: 1,2,3,4, Bas¬ ketball: 1,2,3,4, Track: 1 BOB SEIBERT Band: 1,2,3,4 Wrestling: 2,3,4 Varsity Club: 2,3,4 ED SINGER Basketball: 1,2,3,4 Crosscountry: 1,3 FTA: 1,2,3,4 NHS; 3,4 Student Council: 1,3 Scholarship Team: 2 FFA: 1 Track: 1 DAVID ROSEBROCK FFA: 1,2,3,4 VICKI SCHINDLER Chorus: 1 Musical: 1 FHA: 3,4 Lang. Club: 3 GAA: 2,3,4 Junior Degree War Whoop: 4 Scholarship Team; 3 LEO SHININGER Chorus; 1, Musical: 1, Soloist; 1, Ensemble: 1, Basketball: 1,2,3,4, Cross Country: 1,2,3,4, Track: 1,2, Lang. Club: 1, Scholarship Team; 1,3 GLOLA SLEESMAN Vocational School KAROL ROSEBROCK Chorus; 1,2,3,4 Ensemble; 1,3,4 FHA: 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3 GA A: 1,2,3,4 Scholarship Team: 2 Chapter Degree: 3 Chapter, State LINDA SCHULZ Chorus; 1,2,3,4, En¬ semble; 2,3, Honor Guard: 2,3,4, GAA: 1, 2,3,4 V. -Pres. , Office Worker: 4, Warrior: 4, War Whoop: 4, NHS; 3, 4, Delegate to Girls’ State: 4, Vocational School: 3, Basketball 3, Track: 2,3 MIKE SILER STEVE SMITH Football: 1,2,3,4 Track: 1,2,3,4 Intr a murals: 1,4 Homecoming Escort: 4 DONALD RUCKER EVA SEIBERT FHA: 1,2,3,4 Pres. Lang. Club: 3 GAA: 1,2,3,4 Office Worker; 4 NHS: 4 Scholarship Team; 2,3 Junior Degree DENNY SIMS Chorus: 1,2, Musical: 1, Ensemble; 1, Varsity Club: 2,3,4, Football: 1, Basketball: 1,2,3,4, Baseball: 1,2,3,4, Cross Country: 2,3,4, Class Officer (V. -Pres.): 4, Scholarship Team; 4 MIKE SNIDER Vocational School SANDRA SNIDER Vocational School DAN STEVENSON FFA: 1,2,3,4 FFA Convention: 3,4 FFA Officer; 4 FFA Chapter Degrees Intramurals: 4 GARY TIMBROOK Chorus: 1 Basketball: 1,3,4 Vocational School MARIA VROUZA Exchange Student SHARILYN SONNER GAA: 1,2,3,4 GAA Traveling Team; 3,4 NHS; 3,4 Sec. Office Worker: 4 Scholarship Team; 2,3 STEVE SPANGLER Vocational School SHARON SUFFELL FHA: 1,2,3 FHA State Convention: 1.3 FHA Junior Degree GAA: 1,2,3 VIC A: 3,4 Vocational School NANCY UNGER Chorus; 1,2,3,4 Ensemble: 2,3,4 Musical: 1,2,4 Intramurals: 2,4 Track Mgr.: 2,3,4 GAA: 2,3,4 Warrior: 4 War Whoop: 4 Vocational: 3 CATHY SWARY Librarian: 2,4 Office Worker: 4 SHERRY VANDERMARK Vocational School ED WALTERS Basketball: 1,2,3,4 Baseball: 1,2,3,4 Class Officer: 2 V.-Pres. TERRY WALTERS Chorus; 1,2,3,4, En¬ semble; 2,3,4, Soloist 2,3,4, Band: 1,2,3,4, GAA: 1,2,3,4, Track: 2,3, Volleyball: 2,3, Cheerleader: 1,2,3,4, Head; 2,4, Student Council: 2, Lang. Club: 3 DON SPROW Vocational School SUE THOMPSON Vocational School BECKY VOGELSONG Chorus; 1,2,3,4 Musical: 1,2,3,4 Ensemble; 1,2,3,4 Madrigal; 1 Band: 1,2,3 Pep Band: 3 GAA: 1,3 RITA WARD Vocational School MIKE ROLF Football: 1,2,3, Track: 1,2, Intramural : 4, wpa-JZMoa looib ' d UaoilBOoV err v 4 - . • t FA: 1,2,3,4. 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Club: 1, GAA: 1,2,3,4 Pres. , Basketball: 1,2,3, Vol¬ leyball: 4, Office Worker: 4, NHS: 4, Class Officer: 4 MIKE WHEELER FFA: 2,4 Intramurals: 4 GENE WHITMAN Chorus: 1,2,3,4 Musical: 1,2,3,4 Soloist: 1,2,3,4 Ensemble: 1,2,3,4 Band: 1,2,3,4 Stage Band: 2,3,4 FHA: 1 DONNA WILDER Vocational School RICHARD WILLITZER Band: 1,2 Pep Band: 1 Football: 1,2,3 Baseball: 3 FFA Convention: 3,4 FFA: 1,2,3,4 FFA Officer: 2,3,4 TOM WESTINGHAUSEN Vocational: 3 Band: 1,2,3,4 Pep Band: 1,2,3,4 Stage Band: 1,2,3 ,4 Musical Band: 1 FFA: 1 DAWN WOLFRUM Band: 1,2,3,4 Pep Band: 2 FHA: 1,2,3,4 Scholarship Team: 2,3 RICK WRIGHT Varsity dub: 3,4 Football: 1,2,3,4 Baseball: 1 Track: 3 Wrestling: 1,2,3,4 FFA: 4 Homecoming Escort: 4 LEATHA ZEISSIG Chorus; 2,3,4 Intramurals: 3 Cheerleader: 3 FTA: 4 FHA: 1,2,3 GAA: 1,2,3,4 Track: 1,2,3,4 NO PICTURE AVAILABLE: Ed Delagrange Eugene Elston Melvin Hinkle Douglas Horton John Pierce Dave Vogelsong Susan Weber Exchange Students of FV Now, It ' s Over But Look at the Memories It ' s Left Behind. Monday morning bUhsll With this one, I’m sure not to miss! Choi’B , ,3,4. Pw� .� 4. -,.M 1 2.3,4, V r ty Club: 2,3.4. Fo mU, Baseball, Bat- JOHN WELLER «tb«U Mgr. 1,2,3.4. ’ A: 2,3,4, JT“- 4, Wairiot: 3, Band: 1.2,3. lip Team: 1.2.o CA B Band; 1,2.3. Band: 2.3,4, 2,3,4, Lang. GAA; 1,2,3,4 Bttfcerball 1,2,3, Vol i ' -yball: 4, Office vorker 4, NHS; 4 • f ir.iramuials: 4 1 1,2,3,4 cal: 1,2,3,k Ensemble t ,2,3.4 DONNA WILDER fanal School ZER Sand: 1 Football: ? 2.3 Baseball: FFA Convention: 3,4 FFA: 1,2,3,4 FA Nk ' rt 2,3.4 TOM WESTINGHAUSEN Band; 1,2,3,4 Pt? uvfa 1,2,3,4 Now, It ' s Over But Look at the Memories It ' s Left Behind. What a time for my pen to run out of ink! With this one, I’m sure not to miss! 4! Monday morning blahs!! I think I love her! Senior Memories . . . Hey, that kid took my sandwich 1 L : (Xui,c 97Sm w okfxMJt UPIL AaJfifaaHaL C CMAu£6tA OM Mtur dcJifa ' •fiujL J lA VcMiA. Farewell Seniors luunvf t W ’ V f° ..«H)«. - - ri ,JPffl ' ' ; , ■ � J ■ ■“ ■ ' ‘ ; ' v il lilDlK� RImAJ II -° aM.iS ' ni ya ’A i. .1. ' ■ ' • - Mi[ •$? J Ti ' t ' ' v I : ; , ■ ; M ' i; £ ' ■{ i if i 1 { ff?® flags tV-i -al UBL II Representing the Junior Class in 1972-73 were: Deb Havens, V. President, Todd Forrest, President, and Kathy Schubert, Secretary-Treasurer. Juniors. . . Dan Ainsworth Belinda Allen Betty Ames Bob A rend Julie Baden Jayne Baker Steve Beardsley Margaret Bok Raymond Bok Teresa Bok Chris Breckler Barb Britton Ed Brown Wayne Carlin Julie Chamberlain Rusty Chamberlain Yvonne Chamberlain Chuck Collins Karen Coressel Craig Crawford Sherry Daugherty Carol Davis Deb Dix Bryan Drake Terry Dubree Deb Edwards Marilyn Elston Todd Forrest Dewey Foust Wendy Foust Candy Frappier Bev Gaston Christ Gaston Bill Grant 46 Prepare for Senior Year. Mick Hall Carol Hardy Joe.Hasch Deb Havens Dan Haver Mike Helser David Highland Dawn Hissong Martin Hoeffel Michelle Hoeffel Terry Hohenberger Cindy Hosier Rick Grimes David Jacob Joe Jerger Myla Johns Pam Johnson Kathy Johnston Lou Justinger Theresa Karacson Beth Karnes Jim Kimple Todd Koch Dinah Kretzer Barb Kuhn Deb Mansfield Wanda Mast David Meyers Laenette Miller Rick Miller Brenda Morton Cheryl Nisley Tim Pendleton Deb Peter Carol Potter Bonnie Reagle Barb Rensberger Pat Roberts Claron Rosebrock Pat Ross Diane Sailor Jeff Salyer Gary Saylor Rhonda Schlosser Vicki Schooley Kathy Schubert Steve Sell Tim Schaffer Gay Grinnell Greg Guilford Kathy Guilford 47 Kathy Siler Rick Singer Mike Smith Jim Speiser Bill Speiser Russell Stambaugh Sean Stark Deb Stauffer Mike Stecher Becky Stevenson Sandy Stevenson Mary Jo Stuckey Jane Switzer Pat Thomas Kathy Tonjes Tom Vance Kris Varner Chrystal Wade Barb Waldron Deb Wells Chuck Wendling Jean Westrick Hubert Williams Roy Willitzer Gary Wirth Mike Wolfrum Greg Wonderly Deb Wright Randy Wright Jerry Yoder Rick Singer develops a phobia for plastic ducks! PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE Mike Black Randy Black Bill Boger Carl Collins Tim Cupp Joe Gowins Doug Keesbury Dewayne Olds Diane Pollard Cathy Rhoden Harvey Snow Bill Stuckey Gerald Tressler Larry Winright Kenny Wolfrum 48 The serious side of school. Friendship is like the beautiful shadows of evening. Spreading and glowing till life and it ' s light pass away Oh, Gee! OH, There she is! But, Mr. Edwards, 1 . . . Monday Morning Blahs! __| I SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Kristi Haver, Secretary- Treasurer, Kim Walters, V. President, and Rick Winright, President. Sophomores. . . Bill Ames Kevin Appel John Baden David Baerlin Patsy Bashor Janie Bassett Tony Beardsley Greg Beattie Barb Bergman Kevin Boger Angela Breckler Tom Brennan Paul Brinck Jean Britton Paul Brown Lu Burns Sandra Businger Deb Calvin Cathy Carteyn Gary Caryer Jerry Caryer Mike Chappius Sandy Clark Sandy Cline Edward Cooper Kristi Cooper Charlotte Coressel Marie Crawford Deb Crites Jerry Crites Kristen Culler Bob Culler Tamara Cupp Deb Delno Bill Delno Roy Dietrich Steven Dietrich David Dockery 50 Rob Donley Donna Dorsey Deb Edwards Moving David Elliot Deb Fogle Larry Gibbs Eva Gilliam Bob Gray Caren Grinnell Dennis Haase Kathy L. Hale Kathy T. Hale Margaret Hall Denny Haller Colleen Hastings Kristi Haver Patti Heisler Elaine Hellemn David Hissong Jewell Hueppelhauser Pam Husted Becky Jesse Cheryl Jesse Denise Jenkins Coralee Karacson Rita Kash Vicki Keeterle Janet Keesbury Neal Kimple Connie Kittle Tim Kline Mary Kozumplick Paul Krausen Kim Kroeckel Joyce Kuhn Dennis LaPorte Robin Letso Chet Lilly Ken Losey David Lowe Chris Mack John Mack Sherry Mack Rose Malott Terry Masser Les Maugel Cindy Mavis Cindy Meyer Curt Miller Deb Miller Karen Motter I 5i I : I Linda Myers Susan Myers Joe Nester Rose Nisley Dan Olds Randy Ordway DaWanda Osmun Gary Phillips Robert Phillips Marilyn Pierce Mark Poulson Ron Reinhart Ron Renz Mark Rhodes Larry Rice Dave Rieke Dan Rosebrock Todd Rosebrock Betty Salisbury Deb Saurer Rick Schindler Chuck Schmunk Cheryl Schulte Rhonda Schulz Theresa Seibert Jeff Sell Peg Showalter Loretta Sonner Steve Stauffer Deb Stephen Don Stevenson Sue Stevenson Fred Stuckey Carol Suffel Beth Swary Tom Thatcher Marilyn Timbrook Becky Townsend Kim Tressler Kevin Underwood Carol Unger Kelley Vance Michael Vandemark Jo Vogelsong Larry Vollmer Marcia Vollmer Barb Walker Kim Walters Jeff Weaner Connie Wheeler Shirley Whitman Polly Wilder Ann Wilhelm Randy Williams 52 A Real Appetizer, right girls? Don ' t look so gloomy! I pledge allegiance to the flag . . . The Odd Couple A friend is someone who likes you, somebody with whom you can be yourself. With a friend you can share a laugh, a tear, a secret and problems large and small. A friend is with you and for you to lift you up when you feel down. So when all of life seems dark ask Qod to send a friend. PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE Barbara Harrington Jeff James Nick Seibert Jack Sharp Rick Winright When they said let ' s get high, I thought they meant . . . Here comes Mr. Jones! r 53 Representing the Frosh were Mike Keeterle, V. President, Tammy Sonner, Sec. -Treasurer, Mike Johnson, President. Sandy Ackerman Roger Algeo Janice Arend Jean Armstrong Jay Dee Baker Rex Bassett Freshmen. . . Rick Bauer Chris Beardsley Kathy Beattie Mike Bok Wanata Boroff Jim Breininger Sue Brenner Rusty Brodbeck Bob Bryan Diane Butler LaDonna Carlin Joni Carr Carla Caryer Ann Coy Carlene Crall Bob Crist Ron Crosser Kerry Culler Kreg Culler Pat Dalton Diane Delgado Dennis Dietrich Rhonda Dietrich Richard Dietrich Nancy Dixon Curt Doan Tammy Dockery Mike Druhot Dave Ensign Pat Fillman Randy Gambler Carl Goebel S4 wmm Rose Gollihue Dianne Grimm Julie Gubbins Are Welcomed. Gary Guilford Sherie Harrington Cheryl Hartman Vickie Hartman Freda Hayes Rick Hesselschwardt Gary Hohenberger Jo Hook Bob Jacob Randy Jerger Arthur Jesse Lenny Johns Mike Johnson Ken Karnes Brian Keegan Mary Keesbury Mike Keeterle Pam Keezer Melanie Koch Neal Koch Brenda Lasley Glen Lautermilch Roger Letso Julie Lowe Cindy Mandly Lori Meyer Rick Michael Duke Miler LuAnn Miller Mike Miller Sandra Miller Lissa Moats Irma Moreno Lisa Morrell Richard Notestine Darrell Osmun Pat Parrott Richard Petrone Daniel Plummer Steve Polter Carol Raker Kathryn Rogers Sharon Rosebrock Jim Ross Mary Salyer Jim Schaffer Tamara Schindler Larry Schliesser 55 Mickie Schmunk Marie Schooley Larry Schulz Larry Sinnaberry Gina Simonis Larry Sinn David Smith Kurt Smith Michelle Smith Danny Snider Vera Snow Tammie Sonner David Spangler Phillip Stambaugh Danny Stecher Dan Stockman Catherine Stuckey Mark Sweebe Jim Taylor Larry Taylor John Tonjes Jane Varner Debra Waldron Mike Waldron Daisy Weaver Susan Weller Doug Wheeler Lana Wiles Ruth Willitzer Rolland Wolfrum Carol Wonderly Jim Wright Philip Yoder A Friend to Remember Always a smile, never a frown, a laugh, never a tear. The feeling of being near. Always bright, joyful, never hateful, always friendly. A girl we knew, a friend, she had love in her heart which put love in everyone’s heart and thought. PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE My friend and yours, Brian Masterson Maureen Hastings. John Sanchez Ron Sharp Betty Speiser John Stickney Maureen Hastings 56 One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and and to be understood. Some frosh can ' t take a joke I Do Frosh classes always make you blush, Miss Nolan? Superman ' s Understudy Another test! I wonder if I should use true, false, true, or false, true, false? I think they forgot the brakes! An example of one way to avoid study halls. 57 Recognition Day May 18. 1973 Citizenship Award CATHY MILLS Most Outstanding Student Top Science DAVID WEANER Recognition Day Speaker MR. OLAN SMITH Top English DINAH KRETZER You Cannot Teach a Man Anything; Top Math Student JOHN GRAY 58 Top Business Student Top Chorus ROSIE MACK Academic Athletic Award Top Social Studies ED SINGER Top Student Council Member Top NHS Member CHAD PETER You Can Only Help Him to Find It Within Himself. Galileo Top Industrial Arts NICK SEIBERT Top Vo-Ag Student DAN STEVENSON Top FFA Member MIKE ROHLF Top Band KRIS KULLER 59 Top Language Student PATTY HEISLER Sportsmanship Award RAYMOND KEESBURY Journalism Award PAT THOMAS Top FHA Member EVA SEIBERT Top Home Economic Student RUTH KLINGER JACKIE BAUER Top 6AA Member CATHY WENDLING Sherwoods Professional Business Women Organization’s Award Veteran of War Award: DARRELL HANDY Faculty Award SHARILYN SONNER k 1 BACK, L-R: R. Donley, M. Salyer, K. Losey, M. Keeterle, M. Bair, S. Jerger, J. Kuhn, L. Myers, S. Cline, Jesse, J. Britton, K. Carr, M. Bok, J. Weaner, K. Siler, S. Koch, C. Potter, L. Maugel, C. Sanders. THIRD T. Bok, B. Gaston, K. Tonjes, M. Johns, P. Thomas, N. Unger, C. Doan, V. Keeterle, P. Husted, B. Jesse, L. Schulz, N. Koch, B. Townsend, J. Rieke, M. Heisler, R. Petrone, N. Ramus, J. Vogelsong, B. Morton, C. B. Walker, D. Saurer, J. Baden, M. Bok, B. Reagle, L. Moats, L. Baker, L. Justinger, R. Singer. FIRST ROW: Vollmer, A. Coy, R. Mack, C. Suffel, A. Potter, G. Whitman, M. Crawford, K. Rosebrock, B. Vogelsong, C. State At Left ACCOMPANISTS: L-R: Miss Nolan, B. Bergman, C. Tonges, Miss Donley. At right OFFICERS: M. Bair, vice-president; D. Weaner, president; S. Koch, publicity chairman. 62 D. Stephens, M. Pierce, D. Haase, J. Switzer, D. Weaner, C. Lilly, V. Hartman, L. Sonner, C. Hastings, C. ROW: L. Morrell, C. Schulte, B. Bergman, R. Jerger, J. Mack, D. Osmun, L. Cook, D. Foust, S. Dietrich, J. Carr, C. Wheeler, L. Miller, J. Boroff, K. Schubert, J. Stickney, L. Zeissig. SECOND ROW: T. Schindler, Wade, D. Hissong, K. Vance, S. Weller, D. Grimm, J. Baker, L. Miller, C. Unger, S. Whitman, A. Wilhelm, |T. Walters, K. Cline, D. Sailer, R. Crosser, R. Michaels, L. Johns, G. Simonis, M. Hall, T. K. Hall, M. |Coy, F. Delgado, M. Smith, L. Wiles, J. Varner, R. Dietrick, D. Miller, C. Raker, C. Meyers, Mrs. Schulte. i Chorus Another year passes and the chorus members chalk one up for experience. We started the year off with a bang and the musical Carousel. This was a more dramatic production and challenged the chorus member ' s abilities for it to be at- the help of many cessful. The featured a special program where community were in singing some Handel ' s Messiah. tempted. With people it was suc- Christmas concert segment of the members of the asked to join us selections from It was a success and we hope to do it again next year. The next activity on our calendar was the State Solo and Ensemble Com¬ petition. We took twelve ensembles and twenty-seven soloists to Bowling Green. This year we got daring and took all three groups. Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Boys Chorus to District Com¬ petition at Napoleon, and received superior ratings which enabled us to go to State. State Competition was held at Shelby, Ohio on April 22, 1973, only it was a little different story ... we came home with two excellent and one superior rating. We are proud to know that Fairview was the only B-2 class choir in Ohio that was able to take all three groups to state competition. We were honored to be asked to sing at The First Presbyterian Church of Bryan and helped to convey the real purpose and message to the people of the Bryan community. The choir ended the year with a commencement tribute to the seniors graduating and we hope that their futures will be happy and fulfilled. Music Makers. . . SENIOR GIRL ' S ENSEMBLE, L-R: L. Cook, T. Walters, R. Mack, M. Bair, C. Sanders. MISSING: K. Cline, M. Heisier, D. Osmun. SOPHOMORE GIRL’S ENSEMBLE, BACK, L-R: M. Timbrook, C. Jesse, M. Vollmer, B. Berg¬ man, B. Townsend. FRONT: B. Walker, K. Walters, C. Schulte, P. Husted. FRESHMAN BOY’S ENSEMBLE: R. Crosser, R. Donley, R. Letso, M. Bok, M. Keeterle, R. Jerger, N. Koch. 64 SENIOR GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE: G. Whitman, N Unger, N. Ramus, K. Rosebrock. Achieve Success! FRESHMAN GIRL ' S ENSEMBLE, TOP TO BOTTOM: L. Morrell, B. Lasley, J. Carr L. Moats, W. Boroff, B. Simonis, L. Mil¬ ler, J. Arend. Petrone, B. Vogelsong, E. Cooper, Potter, C. Doan SOPHOMORE BOY ' S ENSEMBLE: D. Haase, L. Maugel, K. Losey, R. Donley, R. Singer, J. Weaner, J. Mack, C. Lilly. MADRIGAL, BACK, L-R: K. Losey, D. Haase, M. Vollmer, B. Bergman, B. Townsend, J. Weaner, L. Maugel. MIDDLE: C. Schulte, M. Pierce, B. Walker, R. Kash, M. Timbrook, L. Myers. FRONT: J. Mack. SENIOR BOY’S ENSEMBLE, L-R: D. Foust, K. Carr, T. Pen¬ dleton, R. Singer, D. Weaner, S. Jerger, K. Losey, R. Donley. SOPHOMORE GIRL’S ENSEMBLE, BACK, L-R: R. Kash, M. Hall, V. Keeterle, D. Dor sey. FRONT: A. Wilhelm, K. Hale, K. Vance, L. Myers. 66 JUNIOR GIRL’S ENSEMBLE, BACK: P. Thomas, C. Wade, J. Baker, L. Miller. FRONT: K. Siler, C. Tonges, T. Bok. SOPHOMORE GIRL ' S ENSEMBLE, BACK, L-R: R. Dietrich, J. Britten, D. Stephens, S. Cline. FRONT: D. Miller, M. Crawford, S. Whitman. M. Pierce. SOLOISTS, BACK, L-R: K. Losey, D. Haase, T. Pendleton, S. Jerger, K. Carr, M. Keeterle. MIDDLE: K. Schubert, M. Vollmer, N. Koch, J. Mack, M. Bok, L. Morrell, C. Schulte. FRONT: K. Walters, J. Baker, B. Walker, L. Baker, T. Walters, C. Wade, L. Miller, M. Bair, J. Arend. JUNIOR GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE, BACK, L-R; B. Gaston, L. Justinger, J. Swit¬ zer, D. Sailer, and Kathy Schubert. FRONT, L-R: M. Johns, C. Potter. 67 Concert Band The Fairview Band program for the school year 1972-73 was capped off by numerous series of events. First the Fairview Band was invited again to take part in the Canadian Freedom Festival but this time in the capacity of a host band. They performed as the entertainment band along the banks of the Detroit River, next they participated in the parade itself the next day, and last, they performed a half time show. On August 21, the Apache Band arrived at the county fair and put on an outstanding routine to the tune Music, Music, Music . After that, the band entered the football scene where they per¬ formed at all the ball games. Also during this season the band traveled to the Defiance Spectac¬ ular where they competed against bands from the area and state (including Bowling Green University Band.) Fairview was the smallest in size but the largest in heart and thus put on an excellent show. The marching Apache Band had now reached the ultimate by attending the Chicago Christmas Parade on December 9. They were the only marching unit to be selected for the parade froin . Ohio. Eleven state ' s in all were represented. This, indeed, became the highlight of their success. On the concert side of things, the band performed at Christmas, at contest and in the spring. The stage band also came into rare form by participating at the Montpelier, Ayersville, and Tinora proms. This year’s pep band has been the best ever produced at Fairview. The enthusiasm has been overwhelming at the basketball games. To sum it up, it has been a very, very good year! - Mr. Herroon 68 Marching Season Chicago: Getting ready . . . Here we Go! I Band Travels to Chicago! PERCUSSION, BACK L-R: R. English. MIDDLE: J. Mack, D. Dockery. FRONT: D. Wolfrum, L. Myers. 70 If Music Be the Food of Love, Play on. LOW BRASS, L-R: M. Bok, C. Farr, K. Losey, R, Mack, D. Haase, K. Walters, S. Miller, J. Carr, T. Westinghausen, C. Lilly. CLARINETS, BACK L-R: T. Bok, J. Armstrong, L. Meyer, C. Mavis, C. Raker. MIDDLE: P. Heisler, C. Tonjes, S. Mack, J. Switzer, T. Seibert, L. Wiles. FRONT: B. Jesse, M. Johns, D. Foust, K. Motter, A. Coy. 71 TRUMPETS, TOP TO BOTTOM: M. Chapius, D. LaPorte, B. Seibert, J. Weller, T. Keeterle, J. Hook, B. Bergman, B. Morton, T. Hale, D. Grimm. LOW WOODWINDS, L-R: C. Wendling, L. Pendle¬ ton, M. Vollmer. MISSING: C. Mills. I I ! i FLUTES, BACK L-R: T. Kathy Hale, B. Allen, S. Weller, K. Haver, M. Bair. FRONT: L. Moats, C. Wade, L. Cook, K. Culler, M. Kozumplik, S. Whitman. 72 TROMBONES, TOP TO BOTTOM: K. Carr, J. Bauer, D. Highland, D. Peter, K. Vance, R. Crosser. Keep a song in your heart! It will lighten The duty you hold in your hand; Its music will graciously brighten The work your high purpose has planned; Y our notes in the lives that are saddened May make them hopefully yearn. And earth shall be wondrously gladdened By songs they shall play in return. - Unknown SAXOPHONES, L-R: C. Crall. T. Walters, C. Lemaster, K. Culler I did it all by myself! mmssamm Head Majorette: Cathy Mills L-R: Matjean Heisler, Carolyn Lemaster, Deb Osmun. BACK: Cathy Mills. ' i I ' ll i-liil Please, I’d rather do it myself. My notes are running? I i ti Future Teachers FRONT, L-R: L. Cook, B. Stevenson, D. Kretzer, T. Bok, D. Weaner, J. Bauer, C. Wendling, M. Johns, K. Vance, R. Kash, R. English, C. Raker, B. Gaston, B. Townsend. SECOND ROW: B. Drake, V. Keeterle, K. Hale, D. Fogel, A. Wilhelm, K. Schubert, P. Thomas, W. Foust, L. Maugel, M. Bok, R. Jerger, P. Heisler, C. Suffel. THIRD ROW: T. Vance, J. Switzer, D. Stauffer, C. Potter, P. Chamberlain, M. Keesbury, Y. Chamberlain, E. Singer, L. Pendleton, M. Vollmer, C. Wheeler, C. Tonjes. FOURTH ROW: M. Keeterlee, M. Rhodes, W. Boroff, J. Vogelsong, C. Grinnell, D. Hissong, J. Westrick, R. Petrone, N. Ramus, K. Rogers, J. Baden, L. Burns, L. Zessig. The fifty-two F.T.A. members, under the leadership of Mr. Mountz, sold oranges and spirit ribbons for the basketball games this year. They also visited Heidelberg College in Tiffin, Ohio. Besides substitute teaching in our district these active members held a banquet and were entertained by several guest speakers. Language Club The 1972-73 Language Club consisted of twenty-two members. At the first monthly meeting Lieve Ellen from Belgium, Sabine ; Colditz from Germany, and Maria Veruza from Greece talked and answered questions concerning their homelands. At the Christ¬ mas party they had Mexican food, played charades and danced. The second half of the year included a poster night, a bowling party, and the club entertained by another exchange student of Fairview, Teresa Compos from Brazil. In May a picnic was held for their final meeting. FRONT, L-R: B. Allen, C. Tonjes, M. Smith, B. Karnes, B. Gaston, C. Haver, R. Arend. SECOND ROW: D. Hissong, W. Foust, T. Bok, P. Heisler, P. Parrott, W. Boroff, Advisor: Mrs. Brackett, M. Hammon, W. Mast, M. Vrouza, J. Westrick, P. Thomas. ON TOP: M. Keeterlee, M. Bok, T. Forrest. 75 Cupp, L. Miller, E. Helemn. Fun-Filled Year On September 18, 1972, the Fairview Chapter of the Future Home¬ makers of America formally began their new year. At a pot luck dinner thirty new members were inducted and initiated. At this meet¬ ing Ruth Klinger, state vice-president of the region spoke about her trip to the National Convention in California The annual subregional meeting was held this year at FV with Ruth Klinger presiding. At this meeting many of the Chapter members par¬ ticipated to make the meeting a success. Eva Seibert represented the chapter in the regional Miss Ohio FHA contest. October brought along a pumpkin carving contest. Out of more than forty contestants six girls were awarded prizes. Other activities planned during the year were: selling Tom Watt kits, soliciting for CROP, sponsoring the Sweetheart Hop, creating a Fairbooth, holding Daddy-Date night, and an overnight trip to Greenfield Village. During April, many girls traveled to Columbus to take part in the State Convention. Vicki Schindler, was honored for creating the stage drop, Janet Rieke, Karol Rosebrock, Ruth Klinger, and Eva Seibert received their State Degrees, and Pam Johnson represented the chapter in the Award of Merit ceremony. Voting delegates were Kathy Rogers, Patsy Bashor, Deb Calvin, and Ruth Willitzer. A total of fourteen students participated in the convention. At the May meet¬ ing the new officers were initiated and eighteen girls received their Junior degrees. Six other girls received their chapter degrees. Every¬ one worked together hard to prove this year’s theme - Together we can make it. State Degree KNEELING: K. Rosebrock, R. Klinger. STANDING: J. Rieke, E. Seibert. Future Homemakers of America O.K. Girls, this is plan A . FRONT, L-R: Advisor - Mrs. Struble, P. Bashor, C. Manley, T. Cupp, L. Miller, J. Rieke, E. Seibert, R. Klinger, K. Guilford, E. Hellemn, S. Rosebrock, M. Schmunk, Advisor, Mrs. Husted. SECOND ROW: V. Hartman, D. Saurer, C. Wonderly, L. Meyer, D. Grimm, B. Salisbury, J. Varner, V. Schindler, L. Carlin, D. Zeedyke, B. Lasley, C. Caryer. THIRD ROW: M. Pierce, D. Calvin, C. Carteyn, R. Dietrick, P. Dalton, B. Speiser, S. Ackerman, S. Whitman, D. Stevens, L. Baker, V. Schindler, L. Morhart. FOURTH ROW: C. Stuckey, G. Simonis, R. Willitzer, S. Brenner, A. Coy, C. Meyer, K. Rosebrock, M. Koch, S. Harrington, M. Stuckey, F. Hayes. FIFTH ROW: K. Grond, P. Chamberlain, D. Butler, L. Miller, P. Johnson, D. Wolfrum, R. Schulz, K. Rogers, Y. Chamberlain, B. Kuhn, K. Varner. 77 F F A — Youth With a FRONT ROW: Advisor: Mr. Poulson, J. Stickney, R. Haver, L. Sinn, R. Reinhart, P. Yoder, C. Schmunk, D Stetcher, L. Johns, R. Hesselschwardt, R. Willitzer, T. Vance, D. Rieke, T. Rosebrock, G. Beattie, J. Sell, ( ROW: R. Dietrich, R. Wright, L. Mavis, M. Johnson, M. Miller, C. Doan, R. Bassett, B. Keegan, D. Keesbury, lin, R. Stambaugh, J. Caryer, G. Caryer, D. Rosebrock, R. Grimes, R. Hetrick, E. Brown, J. Hasch, C. Collins, Schultz. THIRD ROW: R. Schindler, R. Donley, M. Wolfrum, D. Rosebrock, G. Saylor, D. Hissong, R.Keesbury, Mack, T. Hohenberger, P. Roberts, T. Brennan, K. Tressler, D. Handy, M. Wheeler, R. Bauer, L. Gibbs, R. Green Hands FRONT, L-R: R. Bassett, P. Yoder, C. Doan, R. Hesselschwardt, M. Miller, B. Keegan, M. Druhot, R. Stambaugh, D. Stetcher, T. Rosebrock, L. Johns. SECOND: L. Sinn, J. Stickney, R, Dietrich, L. Schulz, R. Brodbeck, M. John¬ son, R. Wright, E. Brown, T. Hohenberger, R. Bauer, B. Culler, D. Rosebrock, J. Hasch, C. Collins. THIRD: P. Roberts, D. Handy, L. Schleisser. FRONT, L-R: M. Stevenson. SECOND: R. Wright, D. Handy, M. Wheeler, R. Kees- 78 ) Purpose D Lowe, M. Druhot, R. Bok, D. 11 Advisor: Mr. Kleck. SECOND B. Culler, M. Stuckey, W. Car- L. Schleisser, M. Poulson, N. Kimpel, K. Underwood, L. I G. Guilford, R. Brodbeck, C. Renz. 73 Wrap-Up The 1972-73 FFA Chapter had a very honorable and prosperous year. This year’s o fficers who led the group were: Mike Rohlf - President, Dan Stevenson - Vice- President, Greg Crites - Reporter, Richard Willitzer - Stu¬ dent Advisor, Jim Spieser - Secretary, Tim Pendleton - Treasurer, and Mike Stecher - Sentinel. Throughout the year we participated in many activities, contests, various meetings and attended State and National Conventions. The FFA provides many opportunities in Crop Production, Ag. Business, Forestry, Mechanics, Electrification, Con¬ servation, and Public Speaking. The BOAC Program, Building our America Communities, is one of the programs sponsored by the National FFA Or¬ ganization in which we take an active part. Our Candy Sales were a big success this year which made it possible to have our annual FFA banquet. Many presentations and awards were handed out to Honorary Mem¬ bers and to Outstanding students. Basketball Team Queen: Deb Peter l Rholf, M. Druhot, G. Guilford, J. Sell, D. Keesbury, M. Stetcher, D. P. Yoder, R. Yoder, M. Wolfrum, D. Ainsworth, G. Saylor, R. Grimes, R. Stambaugh. THIRD: R. Willitzer, B. Culler, R. Willitzer, R. Renz, 5 J. bury, R. Bok, K. Carr. 79 BACK, L-R: L. Shininger, T. Hubbard, G. Crites, T. Forrest, D. Haase, R. Singer. THIRD: M. Poulson, E. Singer, J. Gray, L. Pendleton, C. Mills, D. Weaner, C. Peter. SECOND: W. Foust, E. Seibert, P. Thomas, B. Walker, M. Johns, T. Bok, M. Kozumplik, W. Mast, C. Wendling, L. Cook. FIRST: L. Schultz, K. Cline, S. Sonner, N. Ramus, B. Gaston, K. Tonjes, A. Wilhelm, B. Allen, J. Switzer. National Honor Society Kidnapped! The membership of the National Honor Society was increased by 16 new members on Oct. 16. They included, seniors: Eva Seibert, Cathy Wendling, and Lynn Cook. Juniors: Belinda Allen, Todd Forrest, Wendy Foust, Wanda Mast, Rick Singer, Pat Thomas, and Kathy Tonjes. Sophomores: Joe Nester, Mary Kozumplik, Barb Walker, Mark Poulson, Ann Wil¬ helm, and Denny Haase. Hope it’s not rotten! David serves an appetizing supper!? Varsity Club FRONT, L-R: R. Donley, Mr. Whalen (Advisor), D. Keesbury, T. Hohen- burger, M. Poulson, R. Keesburg. SECOND ROW: T. Keeterlee, B. Siebert, T. Bashor, D. Sims, R. Singer. TOP ROW: D. Haller, D. Weaner, R. Wright, D. Morrison, T. Hubbard, C. Peter. MISSING: D. Foust, M. Guilford, S. Stauffer, D. Rieke, D. Hissong, B. Drake, S. Jerger. This year ' s Varsity Club has been a very active one. The club sold sweat shirts, spirit jackets, station¬ ery, m ums for Homecoming and license plates. In the Spring the group went to a Detroit - Piston Lakers game at the Cobo Arena. Headed by Pres. Chad Peter, this year’s Student Council was quite active. They had lunch with the Board of Education to discuss the length of boys hair, and girls pant-suits. They also made decisions concerning assemblies for next year and when to or¬ der rings. The group was also in charge of de¬ corating for the Christ¬ mas Dance. Student Council FRONT, L-R: K. Siler, C. Mills, D. Sailer, M. Johns - Secretary-Treasurer, B. Jesse. BACK, L-R: R. Singer, J. Gray, T. Pendleton, R. English - Vice President, J. Ross, L. Maugel. MISSING: C. Peter - President, D. Osmun, C. Renollet, R. Petrone. 81 Girls Athletic Sophomores FRONT, L-R: R. K. Motter, D. Stevens, B. Walker, C. Schulte, K. Hale, B. Swary, K. Walters, R. Kash, D. Edwards, T. Seibert, M. Hall, S. Stevenson, D. Pollard. BACK: T. Karacson, C. Suffel, J. Bassett, D. Fogle, C. Hastings, S. Clark, K. Hale, P. Husted, C. Jesse, B. Townsend, B. Bergman, V. Keeterle, K. Vance, S. Mack, L. Sonner, J. Vogelsong, L. Burns, C. Wheeler, P. Bashor, K. Grinnell, J. Keesbury, L. Myers, C. Mavis, A. Wilhelm. Frosh KNEELING: C. Crall, T. Sonner. Varner, R. Dietrich, L. Moats, S. Brenner, K. Culler, M. Salyer, J. Butler, J. Hook, G. Simonis. FRONT: I. Moreno, T. Schindler, J. Lowe, J. Weller, M. Smith. BACK: M. Keesbury, S. Armstrong, J. Carr, L. Miller, D. Grimm, D. 82 Association Juniors L-R: C. Wade, M. Johns, D. Stauffer, B. Morton, J. Westrick, W. Foust, P. Thomas, K. Siler, K. Schubert, D. Peter, J. Switzer, J. Baden, G. Grinnell, B. Kuhn, P. Johnson, K. Guilford. BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Grond, S. Sonner, K. Rosebrock, E. Sei¬ bert, J. Rieke, M. Heisler, C. Sanders, L. Pendleton. MIDDLE: V. Schindler, R, Mack, C. Dalton, L. Schulz, L. Cook, C. Doan, N. Unger. FRONT: C. Kroa, B. Guil¬ ford, C. Wendling, L. Zeissig. SITTING: T. Walters, M. Bair. 83 BACK, L-R: C. Suffel, M. Johns, M. Timbrook, J. Switzer. FRONT, L-R: P. Bashor, D. Ed¬ wards, K. Vance. SIDE, L-R: K. Siler, J. Vogelsong, C. Hastings. Volleyball Team Wins County Tourney The Varsity Volleyball team walked off of the Tinora gym this fall with the county championship trophy action. Their season record was left untouched with 13 wins. The Reserves also had a successful year. Their final record was nine wins and two losses. I pray that I’ll hit this. Varsity FRONT TO BACK: C. Kroa, J. Baden, J. Westrick, R. Mack, C. Sanders, L. Pen¬ dleton, C. VVendling, D. Stauffer. MISSING: C. Renollet. Chop! Chop! Basketball Season Tricky fingers, Smack Varsity BACK, L-R: M. Heisler, R. Mack, D. Edwards, C. Sanders, L. Pendleton. FRONT, L-R: C. Wendling, J. Baden, J. Westrick, C. Kroa, C. Renollet. Reserves FRONT, L-R: K. Vance, J. Vogelsong, P. Bashor, K. Culler. SECOND ROW: C. Hardy, M. Timbrock, S. Mack, L. Sonner, M. Koch. TOP: K. Siler, C. Suffel. This year the reserve team went undefeated with eight wins. The Varsity also compiled a winning record with six wins and three losses. Mrs. Heisler, she ' s attacking me!! 85 Office Help L-R; I. Rieke, L. Schulz, R. Klinger, E. Seibert, D. Havens, D. Edwards, C. Wendling, K. Culler, K. Grond, L. Baker. FRONT: Mrs. Sims. What are you up to ??? Librarians L-R; C. Hart, N. McGill, D. Stauffer, D. Hasch, R. Petrone, W. Mast, C Potter, K. Rogers, C. Swary, B. Guilford. Kps ! IMSn] jjjjyr i 86 ' Homecoming, September 29 , 1972 The night was cold and windy, but the ever ready crowd was there to cheer the team to victory. The score of the long awaited victory was Apaches: 44 and Vickings 12. The Homecoming activities also included the presentation of a red rose to Mrs. Jean Rieke. Mrs. Rieke has been the mother of three of the four Queens at Fairview High. The last three Homecomings have ended in tragic defeats for our fighting Apache football team. The team turned Homecoming into a great success. FRESHMAN - Jean Armstrong ESCORTS - Tom Bashor and Rick Wright SOPHOMORE - Deb Fogle ESCORTS - Mike Guilford and Chuck Farr DRIVER - Dan Stevenson QUEEN - Janet Rieke Tom Hubbard and Mrs. Jean Rieke Queen and Court ■ 1 ■5 ■ % HaHMl 1 l LEFT TO RIGHT: Deb Fogle, Cathy Mills, 1971-1972 Queen Donna Rieke, Queen Janet Rieke Bonnie Reagle, Jean Armstrong. JUNIOR - Bonnie Reagle SENIOR - Cathy Mills DRIVER - Tim Pendleton Enchanted Harvest 1972 Enchanted Harvest was the theme of the Home¬ coming Dance held Saturday, September 30th. The gym was decorated with bright autumn colors, by the Student Council and the National Honor Society. The local rock group Dogs Breath entertained, what else is there to say? We would like to thank everyone who helped make the night possible. I don’t believe it! Gather round, gather round Monkey see, Monkey do! What a dumb joke! So good, you hate to put it down. 90 OK, Are you laughing at me? Oh, Christmas tree, Oh, Christmas tree . Ha, Ha, Look at theml ' Twas Two Days Before Christmas. 91 1 ' If 1 J i § % i 1 4 I i -. ajL .4 1 1 Carrie Pipperidge iulie Jordan Mrs. Mullin 3illy Bigelow David Bascombe ' Jettie Fowler £noch Snow igger Craidin deavenly Friend itarkeeper ■Couise inoch Snow Jr. Principal Doctor Seldon Lst Policeman 2nd Policeman Lst Man (lst Act) Bev Gaston Marilyn Bair Myla Johns Steve Jerger Lynn Cook Cheryl Schulte Mike Bok Ken Losey David Weaner Marilyn Timbrook Laenette Miller Denny Haase Kelly Vance Dawn Hissong Randy Jerger Mike Keeterle David Weaner JR A L FVl r PUT A LITTLE LOVE IN YOUR HEART” The FHA sponsored their annual Sweetheart Hop February 9, in the cafeteria. The cafeteria was gaily decor¬ ated with streamers and hearts hang¬ ing from the ceiling, with some on the floor. The highlight of the dance was the band telling pollock jokes! P i Fngid Flame Look Kathy, only one cavity. No comprendo! Use your imagination! Dance . . . Dance . . . Dance to the music! Why won ' t anybody dance? Precious And Few. . . 95 96 Char and Terry show them how. ifwtvttvi J asm A J ihrv « 3chm31 ,33 o MffVI FW ROW 1: M. Vandemark, C. Schmunk, P. Brown, C. Mack, J. Phillips, M. Guilford, R. Letso, T. Bashor, C. Peter. ROW 2: T. Hohenberger, L. Mavis, T. Masser, E. Brown, R. Singer, P. Krousen, R. Grimes, R. Wright. ROW 3: D. Ainsworth, R. Keesbury, R. Ordway, M. Rhodes, R. Boroff, J. Caryer, T. Hubbard, R. Wright, D. Morrison. Gridders Travel Rough Road The Apache Gridders suffered through their first losing season in Varsity football competition as they finished the season with a 4-5 mark. They were 2-2 in the league, losing to league-champ Hicksville and a much improved Edon club. The Apaches started the season with impressive victories over W ayne Trace and Antwerp. Edon then pinned a defeat on the Apaches. Fairview bounced back to soundly defeat Evergreen in the Homecoming game. Mistakes began to plague the Apache tribe as they lost to Springfield, Hicks¬ ville and Patrick Henry. The Apaches then shot down the high-flying Hilltop Cadets for the final victory of the sea¬ son. Bryan downed all hopes of a winning season by hand¬ ing the Apaches their final defeat of the season. Despite having a losing season, Fairview ' s offensive average was 22 points per game while the defense held opponents to 18. 5 points per game. Fairview Superstars Is that a four-leaf clover? MANAGERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Hissong, B. Drake, L. Maugel, D. Keesbury, and L. Rice. LOOK, a shooting star! Rum viniii situ t . v COACHES, KNEELING: HEAD COACH Whalen. STANDING: Coach Bruglar, Ray, and Strazuiso. HEAD STATISTICIAN: Dave Weaner 99 Rick Wright brought down by the enemy. Varsity Opp. Fv Wayne Trace 22 38 Antwerp 6 68 Edon 26 6 Evergreen 12 44 Springfield 29 8 Hicksville 14 0 Patrick Henry 31 14 Hilltop 0 20 Bryan 27 0 Reserve Opp. Fv Montpelier 14 16 Hicksville 46 0 Wayne Trace 14 20 Wauseon 6 0 Edgerton 39 0 Camera Rick Boroff awaits eagerly (?) to re-enter the battle field. Enemy zeroes in on Peter. Action! FV players round up in the Apache corral. Apaches look on! Football. . . Far Out Hey Hubbard, Slow down! - Rick and Rick Boom -Boom Bashor This says it All! Skip, Skip, Skip to my Lou . . . ' We Like Our Teams SENIORS, FRONT ROW: R. Boroff, T. Hubbard, R. Wright, T. Bashor. BACK ROW: C. Peter, L. Mavis, R. Keesbury, M. Guilford, D. Morri¬ son, J. Phillips. ALL-LEAGUERS, ROW 1: M. Guilford, C. Peter, C. Farr. ROW 2: T. Hubbard, R. Grimes, D. Morrison, L. Mavis. ABSENT: J. Phillips. I knew I should have ate my Wheaties! We did it, We did it. We did it, did it, did it, We got yal TOP ROW: D. Haller, K. Karnes, T. Keeterle, D. Rieke, T. Dubree, L. Johns, J. Ross. BOTTOM ROW: D. Sims, C. Miller, K. Appel, L. Shininger, T. Vance, R. Winright, D. Foust. ABSENT: L. Winright, J. Jerger. Very Good Year The Apache Cross Country team finished their season with a fine 16-12 record. This was good enough for a third place finish in the Green Meadows Conference. The top 10 run¬ ners for the Apache Harriers were Denny Sims, Denny Haller, Dewey Foust, Dave Rieke, Curt Miller, Terry Debree, Larry Winright, Jim Ross, Ken Karnes and Lenny Johns. Denny Sims did a fine job for the Apaches this season. He worked hard and put in extra time and effort on his own. The hard work paid off when he placed in the sectional. This qualified him for the District meet. There he placed 54th, not quite good enough to qualify for State competition. The outlook for the future is bright. Only three men will be lost from this year’s team and we will have some good, strong runners returning. Let ' s hope that next year we can bring the first place trophy to Fairview. What are those guys up to now? - Coach Mohr Now why don’t I just jump into the pond to cool off? - Denny Sims 103 One more time around and I ' ll finally be done! - Lenny Johns The Shirtless Wonders plus a shirted one. Larry Win- right, Joe Jerger, Terry Dubree. Think I’ll run away. - Denny Haller Wonder where everybody went? - Dave Rieke Tinora Holgate Fairview Hicksville Holgate Fairview Wayne Trace Ayersville Hicksville Fairview Ayersville Paulding Squirrel, quit looking at me like that. - Dewey Foust Cross Country 101 Tinora 27 Fairview 70 21 Ayersville 97 59 81 Antwerp 118 104 I ' m gonna beat you, Vance! - Tom Vance, Ken Karnes Think I ' ll trip anyone who tries to go around me. - Rick Winright Mud Puddle Ahead! - Terry Keeterle i - Scores Holgate Paulding : Fairview Tinora Fairview Wayne Trace Paulding Fairview Hicksville Wayne Trace Antwerp Air-conditioned shoes? - Leo Shininger I want to stop now. - Curt Miller I ate Wheaties today. - Jim Ross Boy, it ' s cold today. - Leo Shininger 105 Unsung Hero Mr. Dean Edwards does his thing . vUCHf A? C HE! FRONT ROW: Ed Singer, Denny Sims, Ed Walters, Tom Hubbard, Gary Timbrook. BACK ROW: Coach Peters, Steve Jerger, Ed Appel, Kevin Appel, Chad Peter, Leo Shininger. Seniors Lead Thanks to a nine-game winning streak during the second- half of the season the Apache basketball team finished with a 12-7 record and the school’s first outright Green Meadows Conference basketball championship. The Apaches were 3-6 with a four-game losing streak before going on their winning rampage. The team offensive average was 67.2, while the defen¬ sive average was 61. 3. Chad Peter was the leading scorer on the team with 343 points for an 18.1 average. He was followed closely by Denny Sims with 340 points for a 17. 9 average. Peter set the school’s single-game scoring record by tallying 45 points in the first Edgerton game. Peter was named to the first-team in the Green Mea¬ dows Conference, while Sims received honorable-mention. Both boys received honorable-mention in District 7. the Way SH ' H NGE ) my [ in i i j t t II The mighty Apache Varsity Basketball Team col¬ laborate with their Chief - Coach Bill Peters. 106 Ugh! A mouse! - T. Hubbard What next coach? - K. Appel Results FV OPP. Wauseon 50 60 Edgerton 79 54 Stryker 77 43 Napoleon 60 68 Tinora 74 62 Patrick Henry 65 84 Bryan 52 56 Defiance 61 68 Paulding 61 77 Hilltop 78 58 Ayersville 61 53 Antwerp 76 60 Defiance 66 61 Hicksville 71 55 Stryker 77 65 Wayne Trace 67 59 Holgate 73 5CT Edgerton 68 56 Wayne Trace 60 70 Go in. Go in! - E. Appel Hey, that ball was mine! - E. Walters You need SCOPE! - C. Peter Will you get off my toe I! - S. Jerger Maybe if we hold our breath it’ll go in . . . Here They Are: The All American Managers - John Gray, Dave Weaner, Les Mau gel, Greg Crites and Randy English. Playing follow-the-leader ??? - E. Singer and D. Sims 1972-1973 6MC 108 Champs I can’t reach it! - C. Miller FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Tom Thatcher, Dewey Foust, Rick Schindler, Joe Jerger, Denny Haller, Fred Stuckey. BACK ROW: Rick Winright, Paul Krousen, Mark Rhodes, Curt Miller, Rob Donley, Larry Winright, Tom Vance, Larry Rice. JV Chief Never Gave Up, and . . The Apache Reserve basketball team had a very successful season. Al¬ though we lost 6 games, we never lost by more than 8 points. The reason for this was because the players were always playing the best they could and never gave up. Al l the players on the team deserve credit for making this season successful. The top scorers were Tom Vance with 199 points for a 11.1 point per game average. Mark Rhodes had 180 points for a 10. 0 average while Joe Jerger had 170 points for a 9. 4 per game average. Larry Winright pulled down a total of 138 rebounds for an average of 7. 7 rebounds per game. Coach Mohr observing his material. Vitalis really works! - Mark Rhodes JV Scores FV Opp. W auseon 49 45 Edgerton 45 31 Stryker 45 33 Napoleon 54 56 Tinora 64 53 Patrick Henry 38 41 Bryan 53 36 Defiance 45 46 Paulding 45 40 Hilltop 56 33 Ayersville 41 35 Antwerp 52 31 Defiance 58 51 Hicksville 43 48 Stryker 46 42 Wayne Trace 61 46 Holgate 40 45 Edgerton 41 49 Season Record 12-6 L„ Winright shoots for 2. T. Vance aims to shoot. I knew I hit something I Joe Jerger Team Work, Effort. Victory. . . Each Player Is but Part of a Single Working Unit. . . The Team. Fancy dribbling by Mark Rhodes. no FRONT ROW: Curt Doan, Larry Schultz, Kreg Culler, Randy Jerger, Gary Hohenberger, Roger Letso, Mike Bok, Ken Karnes. BACK ROW: Rex Basset, Rolland Wolfrum, Dave Krohn, Arthur Jesse, Richard Nostestine, Jim Ross, Jim Brieninger, Jim Wright, Doug Wheeler, Ron Crosser, and Coach Deitrick. Frosh — 2nd in G M C Tourney The Fairview Frosh had a good season. They went to the GMC Tournament with a record of 6-5. They defeated Hicksville 45-32 and Antwerp 47-37. They lost a heartbreaker to Wayne Trace 42-33. This left their record 8-6 for the season and the team with the GMC runner-up trophy. The three top scorers for Fairview were: Ken Karnes with 140 points; Larry Schultz, 131 points; and Randy Jerger, 91 points. Frosh Game Scores Opponent FV opp. Stryker 46 27 Defiance 37 44 Tinora 35 28 Bryan 42 50 Antwerp 51 37 Holgate 68 35 Wayne Trace 52 51 Ayersville 38 41 Edgerton 29 35 Oakwood 57 25 Napoleon 25 37 Team rally time! 8 r s i t y FRONT ROW: Mike Keeterle, Chris Beard sly, Terry Keeterle, Mark Poulson, Todd Rosebrock, Mike Johnson. BACK ROW: Jeff Sell, Dave Rieke, Bob Culler, Ed Brown, Rick Wright and Coach Rupp. Missing is Jim Dell. r e s t I Young. . . but Determined What this year ' s wrestling team lacked in experience was more than made up for by the young grapplers desire and determina¬ tion. The varsity team consisted of: 3 freshmen, 5 sophomores, 1 junior and 3 seniors. The team improved almost daily after losing its first match and ended the season with a 6-4 record. Among the teams other accomplishments were winning the Fv invitational tournament and placing 4th at sectionals. The team will miss the 4 fine senior wrestlers, but with sev¬ eral young experienced wrestlers back next year the team should be a potential threat to every team in the area. Special Award Winners: Most take downs - Terry Keeterle Most pins - Jim Dell Best-win-loss record - Rick Wright Most improved - Todd Rosebrock Randy Higley Memorial Award - Terry Keeterle Sectional Champion - Mike Johnson i 12 Coach Rupp awaits the call. Chns Beardsley being modest. Todd Rosebrock riding a Wauseon Indian. Mike Johnson applying deadly 90 angle pin Rick Boroff, Senior grappler, after being victorious. Mike Keeterle trying hard to pin. Individual Records 98 - Mike Keeterle 9-5-1 105 - Chris Beardsley 4-11-1 112 - Terry Keeterle 14-5 119 - Mark Poulson 4-7 126 - Bryan Keegan 7-1 126 - Todd Rosebrock 9-4 132 - Mike Johnson 15-4 138 - Chuck Wendling 5-4-1 138 - Jeff Sell 4-5 145 - Rick Boroff 6-3 145 - Dave Rieke 9-5-1 155 - Ed Brown 8-7 167 - Rick Wright 15-3 175 - Bob Culler 3-7 HWT - Jim Dell 10-8 Dave Rieke digs in the chin. Rick Wright applies a legal headlock. Terry Keeterle - victor 1 Mark Poulson after a tough battle. Varsity Scores 0 pponents FV OPP North Central 41 18 Bryan 26 43 Hilltop 34 30 W auseon 21 34 Edgerton 29 27 Lincoln view 47 44 Patrick Henry 23 38 Defiance 24 35 Ayersville 48 9 Tinora 46 25 Up, up and away! - Ed Brown Fans await anxiously for results. Jeff Sell breaking down an opponent. That-a-boy! Holding the Fairview Invita¬ tional team trophy are Coach Rupp and tri-captains Rick Wright, Terry Keeterle, and Jim Dell. 115 e s e r v e s. • FRONT ROW: R. Michael, C. Beardsley, K. Kroeckel, J. Caryer, J. Sell, B. Keegan, J. Shaeffer, T. Beardsley. ROW 2: L. Schlesser, M. Keeterle, P. Brown, T. Masser, B. Culler, R. Letso, R. Broadbeck. BACK ROW: Coach Whalen, M. Sweebe, D. Osmond, C. Wendling, R. Petrone. Get Experience The Reserve wrestlers exercised and ran to get into shape with hopes of a successful season. And a successful season it was under the brilliant leadership of Coach Wha¬ len and Coach Rupp. They ended the season with a 4 win, 1 loss record, losing only to Defiance in a close match. 98 Steve Deitrick Fr. 0-3 105 Robin Letso Soph. 2-1 112 Rick Micheals Fr. 6-1 119 Tony Beardsly Soph. 3-0 126 Rusty Broadbeck Fr. 0-2 132 Jerry Caryer Soph. 4-3 138 Paul Brown Soph. 4-3 145 Steve Beardsly Jr. 1-2 155 Richard Petrone Fr. 2-2 167 Mark Sweebe Fr. 0-4-1 Hwt. Larry Schloeser Fr. 1-1 Individual Records Welcoming back party for Bryan Keegan. Group therapy (?) Mr. Bruglar - reserve statistician. So I struck out. - Coach Peters Varsity Scores Fv Opp. Hicksville 0 1 Patrick Henry 3 5 Patrick Henry 1 5 Defiance 5 8 Pettisville 4 5 Pettisville 7 2 Tinora 4 8 Evergreen 2 5 Hilltop 7 1 Ayersville Edgerton 9 11 11 9 Wayne Trace 2 3 N apoleon 7 12 Edon 7 6 Hicksville 1 9 Stryker 2 9 Stryker 13 4 Findlay 5 14 Lima Bath 5 22 Defiance 8 1 Antwerp 7 1 Edgerton 4 5 Paulding 1 Season Record: 7-16 2 Varsity Baseball The varsity baseball team finished the season with a 7-16 record. They had a team batting average of . 252 and a team fielding average of . 896, both of which are respectable marks. Pitching problems plagued the team for most of the season, as the team earned run average was 4.15. Three boys hit over . 300 for the season. Chad Peter led the team with an average of . 394. Ed Walters hit . 311, while Doug Morrison finished at . 308. Ray Keesbury was close to the . 300 mark with a . 292 average. Paul Brink was the top pitcher with a 3-1 record and a 1. 54 earned run average. FRONT ROW: D. Keesbury, L. Maugel, J. Jerger, R. Winwright, E. Walters, D. Weaner - manager, D. Sims, P. Brink, D. Morrison, J. Carver, T. Thatcher. BACK ROW: L. Cook - batgirl, Assistant Coach Mohr, J. Gray, R. Keesbury, C. Peter, R. Donley, K. Appel, S. Jerger, J. Nester, T. Vance, Coach Peters, C. Doan - batgirl. LEFT: John Gray throwing ball to Ed Walters. RIGHT: Ed Walters getting ready to catch the ball thrown by John Gray. Ray keesbury waiting for the pitch. 113 ROW 1: Gary Guilford, Mike Keeterle, Doug Wheeler, Randy Jerger, Kenny Karnes, Curt Doan. ROW 2: Coach Mohr, Larry Schultz, Jim Ross, Craig Culler, Roland Wolfrum, Jim Breininger. Jim Ross showing off his fancy catch. Larry Schultz preparing for a take off. Rob Donley winding up for the pitch. Reserve Qcores Fv Them Hicksville 0 1 Paulding 6 7 Hilltop 7 1 Bryan 8 3 Defiance 10 8 Napoleon 4 5 Paulding 4 9 Findlay 0 5 Defiance 12 11 Edgerton 12 6 P. Henry 2 1 Edgerton 8 0 Record: 7-5 Jim Breininger and Randy Jerger getting Chad Peter warming up in the snow. The Apache cindermen had their best season in five years with a young, but competitive team. The squad was led by two seniors who will be impossible to replace in the next few years. Chuck Farr was always in the money in the pole vault and Tom Hubbard did every¬ thing except carry the water bucket. The juniors represented their class well with premier sprinter Rick Singer; high jumper Randy Wright; long jumper Rick Grimes; and all purpose man Dewey Foust. The sophomores were in full force, and the future looks bright. The freshmen, although a bit green, show much potential that will be noticed in time. Trackmen, like fine wine, have to be nurtured along and improve vastly with age and experience. Track Power FRONT ROW: Dewey Foust, Rick Grimes, Mark Rhodes, Rick Singer. SECOND ROW: Dan Olds, Terry Masser, Bob Culler, Randy Wright, Curt Miller, Denny Haller, Randy Ordway, Paul Brown, Chuck Farr. BACK ROW: Nancy Unger, Jim Schaffer, Jim Wright, Todd Forrest, Dave Elliot, Larry Rice, Chris Mack Dave Krohn, Brian Keegan, Loretta Sonner. 120 Terry Masser, one of Fv ' s best discus throwers, doing his thing. WAUSEON RELAYS Wauseon 51 Bryan 38 1 2 Lake 29 Swanton 25 1 2 Eastwood 20 1 2 F airview 13 1 2 GREEN MEADOWS CONFERENCE Hicksville 39 1 2 Wayne Trace 39 Fairview 37 Tinora 37 Paulding 36 1 2 Holgate 21 Antwerp 20 Ayersville 10 OTTAWA GLANDORF GOLD MEDAL SECTIONAL TRACK Wauseon 57 1 3 Woodmore 76 Elida 55 Fostoria 54 Ottawa Glandorf 31 Lakota 52 Lake 28 1 2 Clyde 52 Swanton 25 Huron 49 St. Mary ' s 23 5 6 Port Clintin 44 Lima Bath 16 Margarette 39 F airview 15 Eastwood 37 Patrick Henry 13 Perkins 25 LCC 7 1 2 F airview 14 NAPOLEON GOLD MEDAL Gibsonburg 13 72 Elmwood 0 Wauseon Liberty Center 65 Otsego 0 Archbold 48 Fairview 36 Patrick Henry 35 Tom Hubbard nearing the finish line. Qpecial Meets Mike Johnson pouring it on! Apache Thinclads: District Qualifiers Tom Hubbard 120 yd. high hurdles _. . _. 1 ° Rick Singer , , , 100 yard dash Rick Singer 100 yd. dash New Records Set Denny Haller 2 mile 10:28 Rick Grimes Dewey Foust mile relay Mark Rhodes Tom Hubbard 3:43.4 Tom Hubbard 120 yd. high hurdles 880 relay team: Rick Singer, Tom Hubbard, Mike Johnson, and Rick Grimes. Results Hicksville 67 Montpelier 85 Fiarview 51 Fairview 42 Fairview 80-1 2 Paulding 62 Delphos 47 Fairview 52 Crestview 31 Wayne Trace 45 Fairview 65 Ottoville 92-1 2 Hicksville 62 Fairview 55 Pat. Henry 52-1 2 Fairview 73-1 2 Ayersville 33 Antwerp 52 Holgate 33-1 2 Right on! Track Team takes time out to relax. Mr. Mohr, are your keys locked in there? An anxious bench. Whether it ' s getting the play from the bench on an important third down, a half¬ time locker room pep talk, or a coach ' s last minute advice to a wrestler going out on the mats, communication plays a key role in the scheme of any athletic program. 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Second Street Defiance, Ohio SINCE 1948 GARY L. MIX Defiance 784-2933 Congratulations on Your Graduation Today ' s Army Wants to Join You Your Local Army Representative BOB HOGSETT, 413 Third St. Ph. 782-3222 Defiance 158 JIGG’S A W DRIVE-IN Teenagers, For Safety ' s Sake Drink A W Root Beer Defiance, Ohio 1 mortal funeral oinj FUNERAL DIRECTORS • CHAPEL 206 NORTH LYNN STREET BRYAN, OHIO 636-3139 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE STRAIT REALTY Sells Homes, Farms, Businesses, and Industrial Sites OUR SALES STAFF HAROLD STRAIT Realtor TOM POTTS MARY POTTS TOM MASTS KERYL WHETSTONE MARTIN DYSERT Over 20 Years of Experience in Northwestern Ohio 160 509 Fourth Street Defiance, Ohio WEANER’S BARBER DICK WEANER, Prop. Razor Cutting Open Tues. , Wed. , Thurs. , From 8-6, Friday 8-9. Closed Mon. Hicks ville HANDY’S RECREATION Snack Bar Pinball Machines Phone: 542-8849 Compliments of METZ CLOTHING STORE SHOP Sat. Ohio Pool Hall Recreation Center Hicksville, Ohio ■ Uf Z ' ' ' 1 SSg g gjR; .y w MU MkMiWKt WIMS WMt«MMI n M m mmafflim. � aftm’3w� 5a ; £ : IrW p W HAUTER’S FLOWERS Flowers for All Occasions Funerals - Weddings Corsages Cut Flowers Potted Plants Artificial Arrange¬ ments 306 East Smith St. Hicksville, Ohio SURLOK HOMES VILLAGE FABRIC THE HICKSVILLE Represented by: CONNIE HURNI Hurni Realty Co. 109 N. Main Street Hicksville, Ohio PHARMACY 116 E. High Street Ph. 54Z-3144 Hicksville Ohio rSk ft e? For All Your Young Sewing Needs Hicksville, Ohio Drive a Little and Save HAVER’S VILLAGE FURNITURE, INC. Complete Line of Home Furnishings Hours: 9 A.M. - 5:30 P. M. 193 E. High Hicksville Ohio HICKSVILLE BUILDING LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY Walk Tall With a Savings Account That Earns Every Day and is Available Without Delay First Mortgage Loans and Farms Drive-In Deposit Window and and Town Residence Night Depository Save by Mail . . . We Pay Postage Phone 542-4285 or 542-3874 Hicksville, Ohio PAUL’S MARKET Fine Foods and Quality Meats 164 Get Some Fun Out Of Life Go Bowling at HI-LANES H W AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Phone 542-3161 Hicksville, Ohio AUTOMOTIVE PARTS OF QUALITY Machine Shop Service Complete Line of Car, Truck and Tractor Parts 134 E. High St. Hicksville, Ohio 43526 Phone 542-8484 B TRIBUNE PRINTING, INC. Publishers of THE HICKSVILLE NEWS-TRIBUNE Offset - Printing - Letterpress 147-149 East High Street Hicksville, Ohio 43526 Phone 542-2071 TUTTLE WITTIG Phone 542-5071 Hicksville, Ohio Wayne Feed - Master Mix Feeds Mautz Paint BOB MILLER FORD SALES Ford Authorized Sales and Service Ford To rino Mustang Mave rick Pinto Thunderbird Bronco Club Wagon Ford Trucks 115 N. Maple Street Hicksville, Ohio Phone 542-2091 SLATTERY OIL COMPANY We sell Marathon gas. We go out of our way to serve you. 306 Defiance Ave. Hicksville, Ohio 542-6531 GEORGIA’S BEAUTY SHOP 112 N. Maple Phone 542-2684 Hicksville Ohio Compliments of SARAHBELL’S DRESS SHOP Ladies, Girls, and Infant Wear Hicksville, Ohio 542-8200 MCDONALD’S HARDWARE APPLIANCE (the Friendly Store) We Service What We Sell Maytag Whirlpool Phone 542-3041 f i� i xi -xx)s moot i ft tuftetiooa .it-. «n4iyiDy vfCApkrj - W A� ' (aiC«.M l rnotiutes They X ' v« sf.iti: ' )(!S jivrd to kfep xxx frtittongr. tti iwx A Brighter, Black Matrix Picture Tube! Uffrs Bright • RCM finest - tt Otm FMUtrfi phosphor surrounded Oy a Wack frvttr n b S WO XMdCOfor BOV brighter than ACAs picture o ,ust 3 years ago ' Over 50 Solid State Models To Choose From! WrthBGA you Worn ui. « ,{ on of m x , C y TV l ' v r rat - RC I XL-IOO KX)%So6d5late RCA Philco Hicksville, Ohio 43526 Manufacturers of Precision, Portable Pneumatic Tools and Power Motors of Industry Ohio Greenhouse Fresh Flowers for All Occasions Hicksville PANASAK’S HICKSVILLE GREENHOUSE East on Route 18 Ph. 542-8928 COURTESY CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC. Chrysler Makes the Cars, but Courtesy Makes the Difference 2 17 S. Main St. Bryan, Ohio WONSETLER’S FLOWERS 132 N. Walnut St. Ph. 636-2648 Bryan, Ohio SPANGLER IMPLEMENT SALES, INC. Dealers for Ford, Simplicity, Coby, Gehl New Holland, Brillion, Homelite McCurdy, Snowmobiles In Bryan It 1 s BROWNIES Good Food v Route 4 Bryan, Ohio 133 S. Walnut Phone 636-1037 Compliments of THE OHIO GAS COMPANY 11 ' ' To service your every needs Bryan Ohio 3 3 3 fl L—J 1, Ijtggtj ' 4 V � ' n fX 4 f ' , u Jack F. WATTS FUNERAL HOME phone «, 516 EAST HIGH STREET BRYAN, OHIO 43506 Compliments of LESTER’S DINER iff DINER OPEN 24 HOURS ENJOY HOME COOKIM AWAY PROM HOME ►T ‘ Home of the Largest Cup of Coffee in the Midwest Open 24 Hours Where You Can Enjoy Home Cooking Away From Home 233 S. Main Street Bryan, Ohio FRANK’S SUNOCO SERVICE UNOCOo Gasoline - Oils Tires - Batteries Alternators Generators Lubrication - Brakes - Tune-Up Free Pick-Up and Delivery Corner of Union and Mulberry Streets Bryan, Ohio Phone 636-9911 SIEBENALER EQUIPMENT INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Bryan, Ohio International Harvestor Farm Equipment Parts and Service Cub Cadet Lawn and Garden Equipment 614 E. Edgerton Street Phone 636-3148 218 E. High St. Bryan, Ohio Phone: 636-2236 WORLD - WIDE ! Water Conditioning, Rentals, Sales Service for Home or Business BRYAN ELEVATOR, INC Top Dollar - With Fast Service Feed - Grain - Farm Supplies For Best Gains - Use Master Mix Route 2 Phone: Bryan, Ohio (419) 636-1440 HUB DRIVE-IN THEATRE DRIVE IN AND SEE THE ACTION RIGHT BEFORE YOU! We show movies for everyone ' s tastes. Bryan, Ohio Phone 636-3330 SHARP’S PAINT STORE - Complete Decorating Service - Sherwin-Williams Paints Cabot ' s Stains and Paints Wallpaper - Window Shades - Draperies Supplies for All Your Creative Needs Bryan, Ohio Phone 636-2948 Compliments of HARRINGTON BODY, INC. Auto Glass - Radiator Repair Auto Air Conditioning Bear Frame Straightening Wheel Alignment - Balancing North on State Route 15 Phone 636-1832 Bryan, Ohio STOUGH PAINT STORE, INC. Complete Painting and Decorating Service Paint - Wallpaper - Glass Wall and Floor Tile - Carpet and Linoleum Window Shades - Venetian Blinds 1245 S. Lynn St. Phone: Bryan, Ohio 43506 (419) 636-2839 SINE’S GUN SHOP Winchester and Remington Dealer New and Used Guns EMMETT SINES, Owner Williams Center, Ohio Phone 636-5072 WISLER PATTERN WORKS Compliments of ALLIED MOULDED Makers of Wood and Metal Products 5 15 S. Union St. Bryan, Ohio Phone 636-1431 Specializing in Compression and Custom Moulding North Union Street Bryan, Ohio Phone 636-4217 Compliments of BRYAN METALS, INC. South Main St. Bryan, Ohio Phone: 635- 4571 D D BARBER SHOP The Latest in Hair Styles Including Hair Pieces Bryan, Ohio Phone 636-3708 WHY NOT LET US CONTROL YOUR FLAME ’TVilcrut Service Industrial Heating and Air Conditioning SAFEGUARD SYSTEMS Boys Corner Mens Store DOWNING WILSON SR. P. O. Box 9029 Fort Wayne, Ind. 46809 PHONE (219) 747-2936 OR 747-0952 PARTS WAREHOUSE REAR 2017 DUNKELBERQ ROAD 1 2 MILE NORTH OF BAER FIELD Official Williams County Scout Headquarters Complete Tux Rental Service Men and Boys Name Brands 105 S. Main St. Phone: Bryan, Ohio 636-1240 169 = Unci ¥ WW-ERE TUI FUN CROWP BOWLS KIRCHES FLOWERS by BOB and CAROL Greenhouse Fresh Flowers for Over 50 Years 111 9 Jefferson Ave. Defiance, Ohio 784-5321 PIXLER’S INC. Sportswear and Clothing Men ' s Boy ' s 316 Clinton Street Defiance Ohio ROY’S SERVICE GARAGE Body and Fender Repair Painting Wheel Alignment and Balancing 782-1131 517 Fort Street Defiance, Ohio i� � ” r PAR-T-PAC, INC. We Have Party Supplies Beer, Wine and Ice Cold Cuts - Bulk and Pre-Packaged Potato Salad - Party Snacks Paper Plates and Cups Your Water Problems Are Our Business WATSON WELL DRILLING, INC. S S CLEAN-UP Rt. 4 636-2945 170 Bryan, Ohio 43506 C. WATSON 725 East Mulberry Street Phone: 636-5413 Bryan Ohio WBNO AM RADIO WWMS FM 1520 KCS 100. 9 KCS • ■ • - J u RAY’S TEXACO SERVICE Texaco Batteries Firestone Tires Complete Lubrication Pick Up and Delivery 25 Years Experience 335. N. Main Street Bryan, Ohio 43506 Phone 636-7124 Compliments of DR. ROBERT D. HILBERT OPTOMETRIST Bryan, Ohio -t— 1 r ' y—y—q� —wj e™ V V AGENCV: INC INSURANCE AND BONDS FIRE, AUTO, HOMEOWNERS, FARMOWNERS LIFE ACCIDENT AND HEALTH 102 South Lynn Bryan Phone 636-1125 171 Compliments of BRINER’S STORE Warren, Blanche, Gloria Houseware - Gifts - Paints VIC MILLER FORD INC. Ford Phone 298-2511 Edgerton, Ohio Your Authorized Ford Dealer 298-2315 Edgerton, Ohio EDGERTON STATE BANK COMPANY DIETSCH ELECTRIC REPAIR Resources over 17,000,000. 00 Dollars 70 Years of Continuous Service Deposits Guaranteed by F. D.I.C. Large Enough to Serve You Small Enough to Know You Edgerton, Ohio Appliance, Electric Motor and Small Engine Repair Phone 298-2948 Edgerton Ohio LIECHTY FARM EQUIPMENT INC. John Deere Service Center Edgerton, Ohio LUTTERBEIN LUMBER COMPANY I ' uvTiU Check with us for ALL your building needs. Phone: 298-2371 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 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 73 ! Prudential Life Insurance BOB TREMAINS Your Local Prudential Agent Route 1 Hicksville, Ohio 43526 Office Phone: 782-6986 Home Phone: 542-8842 Own a piece of the Rock I ' + HURNI INSURANCE REALTY COMPANY CORINNE HURNI Realtor-Broker 109 N. Main Hicksville, Ohio Phone: 542-3144 Sell - Buy - Trade FORD FARM EQUIPMENT ED FORD - Owner P. O. Box 22 Phone: 658-2515 Farmer Ohio 173 PARENT BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Deloy Appel Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beaden Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bok Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beverly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Breisinger Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brodbeck Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jon Carr Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Crites Mr. and Mrs. Roger Cook Victor Degryse David William Doeden Mr. and Mrs. William Fillman Mr. and Mrs. Todd Forrest Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. A. Martin Holtschulte Mr. and Mrs. Claude Husted Mr. and Mrs. Earl Husted Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jerger Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Johns Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Jones Mr. Sam Koch and family Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krausen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krausen Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Laffin Mr. and Mrs. Denny Lemaster Mr. and Mrs. Ned Mack Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller Mr. and Mrs. Doug Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Max Peter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Purk Mr. and Mrs. Rick Renollet Ron Renollet Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rieke Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rosebrock Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rupp Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sailer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schulz Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sims Maury Sims Mr. and Mrs. Francis Singer Mr. and Mrs. Rick Singer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Straw Mr. and Mrs. Dan Straziuso Mr. and Mrs. Gene Taylor Mr. and Mrs. N. LaVon Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Carl Unger, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Vance Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vollmer Mr. and Mrs. Mick Vollmer Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wendling Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wirth Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Wright Coach Whalen, Fairview ' s new cheerleader, does a one-handed cartwheel! FRIENDS OF FAIRVIEW DEFIANCE Goldenetz Super Mart Bakery Rettig Music Store The Fashion Shop Defiance Crescent - News Dr. Robert S. Burke, Sr. Dr. Robert S. Burke, Jr. Dr. Stephen H. Burke Mose Realty, Inc. J. J. Behinger, D.D.S. W. H. Krouse, O. D. BRYAN Jac Jil’s Pizza Pulaski General Store Spangler EXC McBride Laundry and Cleaning Brown ' s Dairy Stough Paint Store Economy Savings Loan Dr. Lewis Isreal Bunny Hill Fred Williams Barber Shop Little Red Shoe House Murray Electric Crow ' s Cars Davy Lee Dr. F. W. Richardson Hicksman ' s First National Bank Roger Luty Doreen E. Struble Russell ' s Mens Wear SHERWOOD Grimm ' s Locker HICKSVILLE Superior Cleaners Allen R. Hilbert, O.D. Dr. Duane U. Burns Robert L. Ramus, D.D.S. NEY Mary ' s Magic Mirror PAULDING Cassel ' s Furniture Jewelry Brune Printing Shop Moore’s Shoes Clothing Reinhart Chevrolet Sales EDGERTON Strup Agency, Inc. OUR EDITOR SPEAKS! ! 175 % !i ' L B J] t � —«-. X ' � r ■ . w r j . Jr f 9+ !� . t f Y� , - ' Wf | � ' .1 t