Fairview High School - Warrior Yearbook (Sherwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1974 volume:

1974 WARRIOR Volume 16 Fairview High School Sherwood, Ohio Table of Confents Student Life 4-12 Activities 13-24 Classes 25-54 Organizations 55-82 Sports 83-112 Faculty and Administration 1 13- 126 Ads 127 Student Life: Marcia Vollmer, Sherry Mack, Melanie Koch. Doug Rupp - Advisor Becky Townsend - Editor-in-Chief Barb Walker - Assistant Editor Elaine Hellemn, Jean Westrick, Marilyn Timbrook, Pat Thomas Barb Walker - Photographers Classes: Beth Karnes, Becky Stevenson, Cindy Mavis. I so 2 Activities: Diana Sailer, Linda Myers. Organizations: Elaine Hellemn, Sandy Clark, Donna Dorsey, Mary Money. Faculty and Administration: Marcia Vollmer, Sherry Mack, Melanie Koch. Sports: Pat Thomas, Carolyn Suffel, Steve Dietrich, Jo Vogelsong, Chris Roberts, John Mack. Ads: Kelley Vance, Rita Kash. We May Never Pass This Way Again Fv Monkeymen FV's Picture Taker It’s NOT working. Silence is golden. Like Columbus in the olden days We must gather all our courage Sail our ships out on the open sea Cast away our fears and all the years will come and go And take us up - always up We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again So I wanna laugh while the laughin' is easy I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile I may never pass this way again - Seals and Crofts - 4 Foreign Exchange Students prose But there never seems to be enough time To do the things you want to do Once you find them STUDENT teacher? Get it together Fairviews biggest sucker? 5 B8I FV's Seg They didn’t do their homework so . . . regafion Our Billy Jean Fans 7 What lies in the future is a mystery to us all No one can predict the wheel of fortune as it falls There may come a time when I will see that I've been wrong But for now this is my song - Carpenters - Spirit. . . they’ve got it! Soggy rice notta taste nice ! I’ve got a Secret! Let me at the food ! 4-County Only your hairdresser knows for sure . SMILE! Are you busy Saturday night? Abstract art . 10 Time Passing By . . . k 1S£Z9 ■ Jjk A Lookin’ back on how it was In years gone by And the good times that I had Makes today seem rather sad So much has changed . - Carpenters - Those were such happy times And not so long ago How I’d wondered where they'd gone. - Carpenters - Tests . . . Tests . . . Tests!! Taking out the trash? 12 1973 Homecoming Court from left to right: Susan Brown, Wendy Foust, Queen Diana Sailer, Kathy T. Hale, Irma Moreno Royalty Reigns in 1973-74 Although the weather was cold and windy the crown still turned out for the Apaches’ Homecoming Game with Edg- erton . The evenings festivities were started by the procession of the Queen and Court. After the crowning of the Queen, she and her Court were escorted to their seats. The eve¬ ning proved to be exciting as the Apaches defeated Edger- ton by a score of 44 to 14 . Queen Diana smiles as she watches the Apaches win over Edgerton . 14 1972 Queen Janet Rieke crowns 1973 Queen Diana Sailer Diana makes her acceptance speech while 1972 Queen Janet Rieke and escorts Rick Singer and Tim Pendleton look on. Junior attendant: Kathy T. Hale. Senior attendant: Wendy Foust. Driver: Keith Carr. Freshman attendant: Sue Brown. Sophomore attendant: Irma Moreno. Driver: MarkPoulson. 15 Apache Autumn 1973 Look Kelly, it's the man from Glad! Apache teepee brings interest. Ring around the collar ! Quit looking at me! You like me or something? This years Homecoming Dance proved to be successful with the help of the National Honor Society and the Student Coun¬ cil. The theme, Apache Autumn , set the mood for this years 1973 dance and all who attended thought it was great! Coo J 16 r The Time for Love Is Now! jl K On February 8, the FHA and Student Council combined their Christmas Dance and Sweetheart Hop to form a Valentine's Dance. A large number of students and their dates enjoyed them¬ selves by listening and dancing to the music of Addison Burke and helping themselves to the numerous refresh¬ ments that were provided . Will ya get a load of that! Did you see the Christmas tree in corner? ! ! Betcha can’t eat just one! Now that you mention it , I am rather cute ! Couples enjoy the Valentine’s Dance. Comedy and Variety Highlights This year the Chorus presented Fairview Follies,” a mixture of various styles of music combined with a touch of humor. All of the members participated in the show and the audience was also included in a smg-a-long consisting of such songs as: In and Schoof Days Tlme’ ''Ut Me CaI1 You S eethean,” MJ5nn n”r?rH°rUS fillev? the srage as they sanS Sunshine In My Soul . Slides were shown of various beauty marks of Amer- X1,1? e chorus sang Morning Has Broken. This song was also dedicated in memory of Jim Kimple . 6 The newly formed Swing Choir performed the song I’d Like MeT also performed ' Varl°US S°l0S and — 1 The music was taken from the 1920 ’s through 1974. Costumes “JS aPPr°Priately to fit the songs and scenery was made by the Drama class to help set the mood . The finale consisted of patriotic songs and the lowering of the American Flag from the ceiling . The members of the chorus considered this year’s musical a tremendous challenge and those who viewed the show know that it was a great success. Fairview Follies The Warrior's Husband Sapiens (Bev) and Hercules (David) come out of hiding as Pomposia (Jane) and Buria (Jean) watch. Thes eus (Tim) withstands Antiope (Myla) pleads with the pain after being shot by Achilles (Mike) to be set free members of the woman from the male camp and return army. to her own. Under the direction of Mr. Dean Edwards, the Fairview Dramatics class presented THE WARRIORS HUSBAND, a comedy satire on women's liberation. The play centered around the Amazon women and their fantastic strength , which was provided by the girdle of Diana . The Amazons had their strength put to the test , when Greek men appeared and attempted to obtain the girdle. After much confusion and a lot of laughs, the Greek warriors returned to their own country leaving the Amazons to return to their old way of life . The class prepared for three weeks and practiced every night the week of the play . The audience responded well , greatly rewarding everyone’s efforts. Pomposia (Jane) comforts her son Sapiens (Bev) as he cries on his mother's shoulder as the Queen insults Sapiens. Pomposia wishes to have the Queen marry Sapiens . Queen Hippolyta (Bozo) sits on her throne as she gives orders to her officers of the army . The male army is planning an attack and a defense is being prepared . 20 Battle of the Sexes Cast First Sergeant - - Kelly Vance Buria - - Jean Westrick Second Sergeant - - Doris Kurzhals First Sentry - - Beth Karnes Second Sentry - - Jo Voglesong Third Sentry - - Deb Miller Caustica - - Kathy Tonjes Heroica - - Terri Bok Pomposia - - Jane Switzer Hippolyta - - Linda (Bozo) Myers Sapiens - - Bev Gaston Sapiens Major - - David Dockery Antiope - - Myla Johns Captain of Archers - - Connie Kittle Theseus - - Tim Pendleton Homer - - Dennis LaPorte Runner - - Rita Kash Hercules - - David Dockery Gaganius - - Vic Keeterle Achilles - - Mike Stecher Ajax - - Lanette Miller Amazon Huntresses - - Rita Kash Jo Voglesong Greek Warriors - - Rita Kash Beth Karnes Jo Voglesong Gaganius (Vic) and Homer (Dennis) sit at a table discussing the affair between Antiope and Theseus. Sapiens (Bev) flirts with the Queen in Antiope (Myla) argues hopes of becoming the first husband to with Theseus (Tim) on the occur in the female city. virtues of being an unat¬ tached woman. II ’omposia (Jane) and Heroica (Terri) argue over the idea of ’omposia’s son marrying the Queen while Caustica (Kathy) uts in a few words on Heroica’s behalf. Hippolyta shuns Sapiens as he is being introduced to her by Pompo- sia . Antiope is in the background pleading with the Queen not to give in to the idea of marriage . 21 '74 Junior The Casino Royale was the theme of the Junior Senior Prom this year. The activities started with the banquet, a new addition to prom night , followed by the dance . Streamers lined the gym with a huge slot machine in the middle of the floor. Side attractions were choms girls dancing” and cashier windows were provided to place bets . ’ ’ Many couples took time out to sit by the water fountain and watch the action. A movie and bowling fol¬ lowed into the early hours of the morning until all met back at Fairview for breakfast. You caught me in the act ! ! ! Gee , I forgot the words ! Work and fun went into making the prom a big success! ! 22 Senior Prom •.e strikes in a row? ! Party pooper?? ! Here goes my special hook over the line shot ! 23 Assemblies The B.G.U. Stage Band under the direc¬ tion of Mr . David Mille, presented mod¬ ern jazz. Assemblies bring the good times to Fairview ! Among the assemblies presented to the student body this year were North and West, a husband and wife team who kept everyone entertained with modern folksongs. Also , Johnny Palmer delivered a lively presentation of memory and sleight of hand . The highlight of the program was when Mr . Palmer told everything that was in TIME magazine, by memory. Bruce Martin, a solo actor, presented poetry in such an interesting fashion that even non¬ poetry lovers enjoyed his act. I Dreamed a World, ” Mother and Son, and Amen were a few of the poems. The Defiance County Sheriff’s Department introduced L.B. , a German police dog especially trained to detect marijuana. Different packets of marijuana, placed around the gym were uncovered by L.B. as he demonstrated his abili¬ ties. Also, the Bowling Green State University Stage Band, under the direc¬ tion of Mr. David Miller, played modern jazz before the student body. The popular band consisted of five trombones, six trumpets, six saxo¬ phones, a trap set, and electric bass, and a piano. North and West entertain with modern folksong . Pick a card, any card ! ! ! L.B. poses for just another picture! 24 w. '1 g 1 4f IJtk Bv Stewart Chongson Isabel Luna Philippines Stu is from Manila in the Phil¬ ippines. He stayed with the Dr. Nicholes Balmorea family of Route 1, Sherwood. Stu has been accepted as a stu¬ dent at Bowling Green State Uni¬ versity , where he plans to study Business Management. Bob is from Manila, the com¬ mercial center of the Philip¬ pines. Bob lived with the Alvin Schubert family of Sherwood. He plans to become a Medical Doc¬ tor or a psychologist after he fin¬ ishes school in the Philippines. Bob Pangalangan Fairview Foreign Exchange Students Doris Kurzhals West Germany Doris is from Neugnaden- feld, West Germany. She spent the year with the James Huebner family of rural Sher¬ wood . Her hobbies include reading and writing letters . She especially enjoys study halls as she can read letters at that time . Candy (Isabel Luna) is from Aca- 1 pulco , Mexico . She spent the year with the Raymond Meyer family of Sherwood. While in the United States she traveled to Niagara Falls and Canada. Melida Ruiz was the guest of the Thomas Evans family of Sherwood . Melida attended Fair- view during the first semester but returned to her home in Tunja Columbia in January. Melida Ruiz Philippines Columbia 26 DAN AINSWORTH Nickname: Peanut-butter Future Plans: Be wealthy and happy . BELINDA ALLEN Nickname: Allen Future Plans: O.N.U. Pharmacy . ROBERT AREND JULIE BADEN Nickname: Bob Nickname: Ju Future Plans: College. Future Plans: College. Remember The Times . . . The People . . . The Things We Used to Say . . . The Things We used to Do Each Bygone Day? s e n i o t s 7 4' JAYNE BAKER STEVE BEARDSLEY MIKE BLACK RANDY BLACK Future Plans: Get a job. 27 MARGARET BOK RAYMOND BOK Nickname: Rev. Dr. Bok Future Plans: Work. TERESA BOK CHRIS BRECKLER Nickname: Terri Future Plans: College. BARB BRITTON WAYNE CARLIN Future Plans: Work. RUSTY CHAMBERLIN YVONNE CHAMBERLIN Nickname: Cleo Future Plans: Work. KAREN CORESSEL CRAIG CRAWFORD BRYAN DRAKE Nickname: Bird Dog Future Plans: Fun. 28 CAROL DAVIS V ' i DEBORAH EDWARDS MARILYN ELSTON TERRY DuBREE Future Plans: College DEWEY FOUST Future Plans: College, major in Engineering , minor in music . WENDY FOUST Nickname: Buttons Future Plans: Work and Col lege. CANDY FRAPPIER BILL GRANT RICK GRIMES GAY LEA GRINNELL Nickname: Grease Nickname: Gordy Future Plans: Work. Future Plans: Receptionist. TODD FORREST Future Plans: Pre-Med, Defi¬ ance College. BEVERLY GASTON Nickname: Bev, Beaver, Gassy . Future Plans: College. GREG GUILFORD Nickname: Greggie Future Plans: Farm. 29 Sometimes We Sigh, Sometimes We Smile . . KATHY GUILFORD MICK HALL Nickname: Fun Future Plans: Receptionist. CAROL HARDY SHANNON WESLEY JOSEPH HASCH Nickname: Joe DAVID HIGHLAND DAWN HISSONG Nickname: Ace or Birdie Nickname: Dumb Future Plans: B . G . S . U . Future Plans: Carpenter. MARTIN HOEFFEL JOE JERGER DAVID JACOB MICHELLE HOEFEEI. 30 LOU JUSTINGER THERESA KARACSON MYLA JOHNS Nicknames: Jy Lamans, My Smiley Future Plans: Teacher. PAMELA JOHNSON Nickname: Pam Future Plans: Marriage, Work . BETH KARNES Nickname: Bethy Future Plans: Work and Mar¬ riage . DOUG KEESBURY Nickname: Dink TODD KOCH DINAH KRETZER Nickname: Dinner Future Plans: College. BARB KUHN LINDA LINK As We Look Forward fo the Limitless Future . 31 DEB MANSFIELD WANDA MAST Nickname: Windy Future Plans: College. LAENETTE MILLER Future Plans: Work BRENDA MORTON Nickname: Mort Future Plans: Live in Hawaii. CHERYL NISLEY TIM PENDLETON DEB PETER DIANE POLLARD Nickname: Cher Nickname: Jackslick, T. Future Plans: Work. H. Bear Future Plans: College. CAROL POTTER BARB RENSBERGER PAT ROBERTS CLARON ROSEBROCK Nickname: Carolee Future Plans: Secretary and later college . 32 DIANE SAILOR JEFF SALYER Nickname: Di Future Plans: College. GARY SAYLOR .«i3l RHONDA SCHLOSSER TIM SCHAFFER KATHY SCHUBERT KATHY SILER RICK SINGER Nickname: Kath or Silly Future Plans: College. Future Plans: Work. MIKE SMITH BILL SPEISER JIM SPEISER RUSSELL STAMBBAUGH 33 SEAN STARK DEB STAUFFER MIKE STECHER Nickname: The Strecher Future Plans: Ag Business. BECKY STEVENSON Nickname: Steve Future Plans: Work, Col¬ lege. SANDY STEVENSON MARY JO STUCKEY Future Plans: Horse Trainer. JANE SWITZER Nickname: Switz Future Plans: College. PAT THOMAS Nickname: Thom Future Plans: College. KATHY TONJES Nickname: Tunny Future Plans: College. TOM VANCE Future Plans: Pro-Streaker. KRISTA VARNER Nickname: Kris Future Plans: Marriage, Work. BARB WALDRON Nickname: Babs Future Plans: Marriage. 34 CRYSTAL WADE DEB WELLS CHUCK WENDLING Nickname: Crys Nickname: Deb Nickname: Farley Future Plans: Undecided. Future Plans: Marriage. Future Plans: College. JEAN WESTRICK Nickname: Queen Jean, Bean Future Plans: Service. ROY WILLITZER LARRY WINRIGHT GARY WIRTH KENNY WOLFRUM Nickname: Freak Future Plans: Business. MIKE WOLFRUM Nickname: Sneaker Future Plans: Farm. GREG WONDERLY BOB WOODRING Nickname: Woody Future Plans: Sheriff's Department, Deputy. RANDY WRIGHT Nickname: Earl Future Plans: Work. 35 JERRY YODER DUANE OLDS KATHY RHODEN GERALD TRESSLE R IN MEMORIAM The curtains came to a close for the last time in the life of a brave and courageous Fairview student, Jim Kimple. Jim's last three years were years filled with pain, suffering and the agony of uncertainty . Despite the multitude of physical problems that Jim encountered he stepped across the tnreshhold of each new day witn the determination and courage to live a useful and worthwhile life . Jim Kimple will long be remembered as the good-natured guy with a ready smile on his face; as the young man who carried his awesome burdens like a real gentleman; as a brave and courageous person whose life will be an example for every student who passes through the doors of Fairview High School . Contributed by Darrel Jones Carol Potter SECRET ARY - TREASURER Terry Dubree VICE PRESIDENT Kathy Siler PRESIDENT 74 74 74 74 74 74 74 Seniors : . . . . i Activities DAN AINSWORTH - FFA 3,4. Baseball 1. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. School Photographer 3 , 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Escort BELINDA A ALLEN - Language Club 2, 3,4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. NHS 3, 4. Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Scholarship Team 2. Woodwind Quintet 2. Solo 3. Flute Quartet 4. ROBERT AREND - Language Club 2,3. JULIE BADEN - FHA 4. FT A 1, 2, 3, 4. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. Cheerleader 2 , 3,4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Language Club 2. Chorus 1, 2, 3. Ensembles 1,2. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. JAYNE BAKER - Office Worker 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4. Swing Choir 4. Soloist 3,4. RAYMOND BOK - FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. TERESA BOK - FT A 1, 2, 3, 4. Language Club 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. NHS 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. Stage Band 4. WAYNE CARLIN - FFA 4. YVONNE CHAMBERLAIN - FHA 1,2,3. FT A 3. Language Club 2. KAREN CORESSEL - GAA 1,2. Intramurals 2. Vocational School 4. Sr. D.E. Class Secretary. DECA 4. State Fall Leadership Convention in Columbus 4 . CAROL DAVIS - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. GAA 1, 2. BRYAN DRAKE - FTA 3,4. FFA 2, 3, 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Club 3, 4. Intramurals 3,4. TERRY DUBREE - Cross Country 3,4. Varsity Club 3,4. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. V. President 4. DEBORAH EDWARDS - GAA 1,2. Chorus 1,2. Ensembles 1,2. Intramurals 1, 2. Vocational School 3, 4. V. Pres, of Cosme¬ tology . VICA 3, 4. |! TODD FORREST - FTA 3,4. Cross Country 4. Track 3,4. Language Club 2, 3, 4. NHS 3,4. Intramurals 1,3. President 3. Scholarship Team 3 . DEWEY FOUST - Basketball 1, 2, 3. Basketball Manager 4. Cross Country 3,4. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Club 3,4. Drum Major 1973 Season. Language Club 1,2. Choms 1, 2, 3, 4. Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 1,2, 3,4. Intramurals 4. WANDA FOUST - FTA 1, 2, 3, 4. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Attendant 4. Office Worker 3, 4. Language Club 2, 3, 4. NHS 3,4. Scholarship 2 . BEVERLY GASTON - FTA 1, 2, 3, 4. Office Worker 4. Language Club 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4. NHS 2, 3, 4. Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. RICK GRIMES - FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 3, 4. Varsity Club 3,4. Homecoming Escort GAY LEA GRINNELL - FHA 1, 2, 3. GAA 1, 2, 3. Cheerleader 1. Homecoming Attendant 1. Student Council 2. GREG GUILFORD - FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. KATHY GUILFORD - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. FTA 3,4. GAA 1. War Whoop 2. Warrior 2. Office Worker 4. Intramurals 2. CAROL HARDY - GAA 1, 2, 3. Intramurals 2. Volleyball 1, 2, 3. OOEA 3,4. Vocational School 3, 4. SHANNON WESLEY JOSEPH HASCH - FFA 3,4. DAVE HIGHLAND - Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Stage Band 2, 3, 4. DAWN HISSONG - FTA 1, 2, 3, 4. Language Club 2,3,4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Ensembles 1,2. NHS 2,3,4. Scholarship Team vr';- 1, 2, 3. Librarian 4. MYLA JOHNS - FTA 1, 2, 3, 4. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. Office Worker 4. Language Club 3. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4. uiic Band-1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. NHS 2, 3, 4. Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council 3;, 4. . P MELA JOHNSON - FHA 2, 3, 4. GAA 2,3. Office Worker 4. State Degree FHA 4. BETH KARNES - FTA 1. GAA 1, 2. Warrior 2, 3, 4. Exchange Editor 3, 4. War Whoop 2, 3, 4. Language Club 3. Chorus 1, 2. : Ensembles 1,2. Librarian 4. RY - FFA i;, 2, 3,4. Basketball 2. Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. iR't.FTA 1, 2 3, 4. Math Contest 1 , 2, 4. NHS 2, 3, 4. Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4. T A : tk ritest 1 , 2, 3. Language Club 2, 3, 4. NHS 3,4. Librarian 2, 3, 4. Scholarship Team 1,2, DOUG] DINAH WANDy Chorus 1, 2, 3,4. Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4. NHS 4. Solo 3,4. 4 . Language Club 1, 2. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 2, 3, 4. Stage Band 2 2. Basketball 1. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Ensembles 1, 2, 3, BRENDA ] TIMOTH CAROLYN POTTER Q . Office Worker 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3 ■ ’ ; i ( ' ) 1 • ' ' 1 ' ' ; !■ 1 V , ; {} • ' 1 , ' h.n ■■ I. u i h in ,'iM i i l � ■ i t l % . : ' 1 •’ ’ ' Ensembles 1 , 2 , 3 . Secretary Treasurer 3,4. Librarian 3. Student Council DIANA SAILER - Homecoming Queen 4. Warrior Staff 4. War Whoop 4. Language Club 2. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Ensembles 1, 2,. 3,4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Secretary Treasurer 1. Baseball Batgirl 4. KATHY SILER - GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1,2. Office Worker 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Ensembles 1, 2,3, 4v Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. President 4. Student Council 3. RICK SINGER - FTA 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4. NHS 3,4. Homecoming Escort 4. Intramurals 4. President 1. Student Council 3,4. BECKY STEVENSON - FTA 1, 2, 3, 4. GAA 1. Warrior 2, 3, 4. War Whoop 2, 3, 4. MARY JO STUCKEY - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. FFA 2, 3, 4. JANE SWITZER - FTA 1, 2, 3, 4. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. Language Club 2,3. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1,2,3 4. Band Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4. Band Council 1. NHS 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Band Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Stage Band 2,3,4. PAT THOMAS - FTA 1, 2, 3, 4. GAA1, 2, 3, 4. Warrior Staff 2, 3, 4. War Whoop 2, 3, 4. Editor of War Whoop 4. Language Club 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4. NHS 3,4. Volleyball 1. Scholarship Team 1, 2, 4. Photographer 3,4. KATHY TINJES - FTA 1, 2, 3, 4. Language Club 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3. Ensembles 1, 2, 3. Band 2, 3, 4. NHS 3, 4. Pep Band 3,4. Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. Stage Band 4. TOM VANCE - FTA 2, 3, 4. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. KRISTA VARNER - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. Warrior 2. War Whoop 2. Guidance Office Worker 1, 2, 3. Intramurals 2. CRYSTAL WADE - GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. Language Club 2. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 2, CHARLES WENDLING - Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Cross Country 4. Track 4. Varsity Club 4. JEAN WESTRICK - FTA 3, 4. FFA 4. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2, 4. Photographer 3,4. Language Club 2. Chorus 1, 2, 3. Ensembles 1,2. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROY WILLITZER - FFA 1, 2-, 3, 4. MIKE WOLFRUM - FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1. Baseball 1. ROBERT WOODRING - FFA 1, 2, 4. Basketball 2,4. RANDY WRIGHT - FFA 4. Basketball 1. Wrestling 1. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1. Track 2, 3, 4. Varsity Club 3,4. Home¬ coming Escort 4. Fairview Seniors seem to have that rare look of intelligence . ltra-Bright gives your mouth sex appeal ' 1 Dewey gives instructions Graduatiori Seventy i Class Floweii Class Colors j Class Motto:, forward 'i turn around. Valedictorian Dinah Kretzer R ? Blue Carnation «’ .ht Blue and Dark Blue o ays move d n if you have to SALUTATORIAN Dawn Hissong R fPP Ifijj •j ?T� nTKff� n5r M lTi| £ J J:.v ,. , ■■UrA 1 BIOT E . |f|pr P . ■ ■ wgj‘ IB tfcjr y 3a jn|M ■ Sf w B ? T • r Hf | 4 JIP VRl •• nVPU7 f ' if j ; • t dhLi i i At i bMS jgjtp i £ i . ' mi ■ Lffl .5 ■ 1 i ' . ♦ Jpl Bill Ames Connie Apple Kevin Appel A Junior is one who knows , and knows not what he knows - wake him . What will Juniors know? The joy of a ring , the headache and thrill of a prom, the privi¬ leges of the older kids, the responsibility of mature student leadership, the expectations of the year ahead . But they will make it - they have what it takes - follow them . John Baden David Baerlin Patsy Bashor Janie Bassett Tony Beadsley Greg Beattie Barb Bergman Angela Breckler Tom Brennan Paul Brinck Jean Briton Lu Burns Sandy Businger Deb Calvin Gary Caryer Jerry Caryer Mike Chappiu Sandy Clark Sandy Cline Kristi Cooper Char Coressel Marie Crawford Deb Crites Jerry Crites Bob Culler Kristen Culler Tamara Cupp Bill Delno Deb Delno Roy Dietrich Steve Dietrich Dave Dockery Rob Donley Donna Dorsey Deb Edwards Dave Elliot Deb Fogel Larry Gibbs Bob Gray Caren Grinnell Denny Haase Kathy L. Hale Kathy T . Hale Margaret Hall Denny Haller Colleen Hastings Kristi Haver Patty Heisler Elaine Helleman Dave Kissong Jewell Hueppelhauser Pam Husted Jeff James Cheryl Jeese Denise Jenkins Coralee Karacson Rita Kash Almost the L e r s Joyce Kuhn Dennis LaPorte Robin Letso Chet Lilly Ken Losey Dave Lowe Chris Mack John Mack Sherry Mack Rose Malott Terry Masser Les Maugel Cindy Mavis Cindy Meyer Curt Miller Deb Miller Peggy Money Karen Motter Linda Myers Susan Myers Joe Nester Bob Phillips Marilyn Pierce Ted Pollack Mark Poulson Ron Reinhart Ron Renz Mark Rhodes Larry Rice Dave Rieke Dan Rosebrook Todd Rosebrook Betty Salisbury Deb Saurer Rick Schindler Chuck Schmunk Rhonda Schulz Nick Seibert Theresa Seibert Jeff Sell Loretta Sonner Steve Stauffer 43 Deb Stephens Don Stevenson Sue Stevenson Fred Stuckey Carolyn SuUel Beth Swary Rita Kash - VICE PRESIDENT Joe Nester - PRESIDENT 1956 - 1973 1 VL shady stall a rose once yreut, BJJeJ ani Llossomei n Cyois free light, (i QVaterei ani fei by morning ietO, Sheiiing its sweetness Jay ani night. J7ls it greu) ani Llossomei fair an J i, ,11. Slnoly rising to loftier height, Ht came to a creiHce in the tdxill ..'l t.' 'A flsora ah nun n hiHim OT 10 111 Tom Thatcher Marilyn Timbrook Becky Townsend Carol Unger Kelley Vance Mike Vandemark Jo Vogelsong Larry Vollmer Marcia Vollmer Barb Walker Kim Walters Jeff Weaner Connie Wheeler Shirley Whitman Ann Wilhelm Rick Winright Albert Wonderly Mark Wonderly PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE: Kevin Boger Paul Brown Paul Krausen Kim Kroeckel Dan Olds Randy Ordway Gary Phillips Jack Sharp Kevin Underwood Polly Wilder Randy Williams ■n IN MEMORIAM Kim Tressler Rick Yoder Deb Zeedyk Kathy T. Hale - SEC.-TREAS. 44 QmOari it crept udith aiiei strength QVith nei'er a thought of fear or priie, t folloudei the light through the crethces left lnJ un foliei itself on the other siie. 8 o P h o m A o r e s 7 k' l A Sophomore is one who knows not and knows that he knows not - help him. What do Sophomores need? A chance to grow, to obtain the status of upperclass” to get over the trauma of the Freshman year, to mature. ne year has gone by and another has begun but mere are still many new faces and many new situ¬ ations ... Roger Algeo Janice Arend Jay Dee Baker Rex Bassett Rick Bauer Chris Beardsley Kathy Beattie Mike Bok Wanata Boroff 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 Pat Fillman Carl Goebel Rose Gollihue Dianne Grimm Julie Gubbins Gary Guilford Cheryl Hartman Vickie Hartman Freda Hayes Gary Hohenberger Jo Hook Bob Jacob Randy Jenger Lenny Johns Mike Johnson Ken Karnes Brian Keegan Mary Keesbury Mike Keeterle Melanie Koch Neal Koch Brenda Lasley Roger Letso Julie Lowe Cindy Mandly Lori Meyer Rick Michael Duke Miler Lu Ann Miller Mike Miller Sandy Miller Lissa Moats Mary Money Irma Moreno Lisa Morrell Richard Notestine Darrell Osmun Jim Breininger Sue Brenner Rusty Brodbeck 45 Pat Parrott Richard Petrone Daniel Plummer Carol Raker Don Rau Elaine Reagle Kathryn Rogers Sharon Rosebrock Jim Ross Mary Salyer John Sanchez Tamara Schindler Rolland Wolfrum Carol Wonderly Philip Yoder Future Upper Class men Larry Schlisser Micfde Schmunk Larry Schultz Larry Sinnaberry Gina Simonis Larry Sinn David Smith Kurt Smith Michelle Smith Vera Snow Tammie Sonner David Spangler Betty Spieser Phillip Stambaugh Danny Stetcher John Stickney Dan Stockman Catherine Stuckey Mark Sweebe Mark Tonges Jane Varner Debra Waldron Mike Waldron Daisy Weaver Susan Weller Doug Wheeler Lana Wiles Ruth Willitzer PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE Jerry Brown Mike Druhot Dan Haley Rick Hesselschwardt Lynn Janisvewski Arthur Jesse Glen Lautermilch Steve Polter Jim Schaffer Ron Sharp Danny Snider Jim Wright 46 •JTT The latest fad in Sophomore hats. ’76 CLASS OFFICERS '76 Kreg Culler - VICE PRESIDENT Mike Johnson - PRESIDENT Randy Jerger - SECRETARY- TREAS. She thinks she’s neat, but she looks like Count Dracula! In MemoHam David Ensign take that ourselves person W l° 316 suddenly taken from our midst. We ’’Why? So it was wirhrSl’id r d rnly’ that person is no longer with us and we ask ourselves whose lives hi Touched and The h ' ’ 3 f,?homore J, i™ew. David's light shone on thole October 90 i kf d ’ and . horro of lue automobile accident that took his life on helm can nplpr8� ; famS aJnni For those who knew him, the sorrow in their Dave had enough °nii dimmed ith the passing of time. We can only hope g ume to pass on his love of life to someone in some way. (Pat Thomas) 1957 - 1973 47 Marshel Acklin Teresa Allen Denise Bailey Neil Bair Eric Baker Ken Balser Kathy Bassett Brian Beattie Rick Berenyi Bob Bernard Bob Berry Kathy Boger A Freshman is one who knows not , and knows not that he knows not - teach him. What can Frosh learn? To perform a skit , to polish a ring, to find a classroom, to adjust to Fairview, to make new friends, to become a class. That first year is always hard . There are new faces, new places to go, new things to see, and new things to do . Becky Bolland Marcia Bok Ken Boroff James Breckler Barb Brenner Rocky Brodbeck Susan Brown Cynthia Calvin Lisa Campbell Deb Cantrell Barb Carteyn John Chamberlin Ron Chappius Mike Cocnran Sharon Collins Deb Conley Craig Cook Cynthia Coolman Kris Cooper Charles Coressel Carol Corwin Keith Crites Jim Crosser Cynthia Crowe Penny Culler Wayne Davenport Deb Deatrick Diane Delagrange Dan Delgado Glen DeRossett Lucy Dietrich Clint Doan Jeannie Dockery Ben Dorsey Deb Eash Pat Elliott Joni English Erma Erbey Ruth Etchen Vickie Fritch Ned Garver Janice Gaston Vicki Gebers Rebecca Gollihue Tony Gonzalez Bill Grinnell David Haase Craig Haller Cheryl Hardy Mary Hastedt Royce Havens Jim Haver Mark Heisler Pam Henderson Terry Highland Steve Hubbard Nancy Husted Vicki Husted Tonya Jackson Tim Johns Mike Johnson Penny Johnson Stuart Kammeyer Jeff Keegan Michelle King John Krausen David Kretzer Deb Kuhn Laura Kuhn Rex Kuhn Vicki LaPorte George Lasley Dan Layman Tim Layne Ted Link Cathy Lockie Doug Marchal Lloyd Mast Mark Mast Tammy Mastin Marcy Maugel Steve McCoy Dorina McDougall Richard Miler Cindy Miller Kevin Miller Bev Money Tim Morrison Bruce Morton Doug Myers Tom Myers Winston Nichols David Notestine Dean Osmun Randy Peters Marie Petrone Sandy Pierce Bill Plummer Cheryl Pollock Candy Potter John Poulson Greg Rhodes Tim Rhodes Rick Rice Susan Rieke Chris Roberts Bob Rosebrock Tim Salver Junie Scnlosser Don Schooley Rose Seibert Jackie Sheets Dan Simonis Sue Singer Ted Singer Karen Smith Matt Smith Pat Smith Tom Smith Chris Speiser Terry Spencer Richard Suffel Pat Timbrook Terry Tressler Gordon Underwood Lowell Underwood Cliff Vandermark Ken Ward 49 . . . . |wa— — immmm i David Wheeler Denny Wells Theresa Wheeler Pam Wilhelm Carol Williams Denise Williams Bob Willitzer Terry Winright Cheryl Wolfrum Charles Wonderly Neil Wonderly Gala Zeedyk Terry Zimmer PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE Rick Brown Dave Clinker Amy Drum Robert Gubbins Sue Harvey Larry Heatrick Cindy McCoy Tom Oskey Kim Polter Dale Stauffer Kay Underwood Frosh, Rent A Date Service line? Freshmen express their emotions in strange ways. 50 I I ’77 CLASS OFFICERS 77 Chris Roberts - SECRETARY- TREAS. Joni English - VICE PRESIDENT Tim Rhodes - PRESIDENT ay 22, 1 974: Recognition Day MOST OUTSTANDING STUDENT Dinah Kretzer CITIZENSHIP AWARD Myla Johns SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Chuck Wendling RECOGNITION DAY SPEAKER Mr. Peters SHERWOODS PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS WOMEN ORGANIZATIONS AWARD Teresa Bok There are some things which cannot be learned quickly , and time , which is all we have , must be paid heavily for their acquiring . They are the very simplest things and because it takes a man's life to know them the little new that each man gets from life is very costly and the only heritage he has to leave . - Ernest Hemingway ■hmmmhmhmm 52 T TOP LANGUAGE Patty Heisler JOURNALISM AWARD Pat Thomas TOP STUDENT COUNCIL Tim Pendleton TOP BUSINESS Carol Potter TOP VO-AG STUDENT Ray Bok TOP HISTORY Bev Gaston TOP CHORUS Jane Switzer TOP BAND Jo Hook 53 TOP INDUSTRIAL ARTS TOP HOME-EC Dawn Hissong TOP SCIENCE Bob Arend TOP FFA AWARD Tim Pendleton ACADEMIC ATHLETIC AWARD Rick Singer TOP FT A AWARD Myla job ns Barb Kuhn TOP ENGLISH Dinah Kretzer TOP GIRLS PHYS. ED. Wendy Foust TOP BOYS PHYS. ED. Wayne Carlin TOP NHS STUDENT Myla Johns NATIONAL CHORUS AWARD Bev Gaston SOUSA AWARD Dave Highland TOP GAA Jane Switzer Dennis Deitrick TOP MATH TOP FHA Laenette Miller N Language Club — Forked Tongued The Foreign Language Society started the year out with a surprise party for the foreign exchange stu¬ dents. Bob, Doris, Stu, Isabel, and Melida. We got to know them bet¬ ter and even the Ouija board got into the act of predicting everyone’s futures . The Christmas season brought out the FLS Carolers - we learned some of the carols in Spanish , French , and German. The rest were in Eng¬ lish. A little snow is great for caro¬ lers , and their spirit , but this year it closed school , and we are waiting for next Christmas. How about some Mexican folk- dances? You say you have two left feet - so do some of us , but we tried anyway, and we were great. After 1 1 2 hrs. of Mexican dances, some of the more hardy dancers tried the Charleston and our latest dances. Snails! Not me! Well a few gour¬ mets tried them Foreign Foods Night. Adios and Au revoirs were wished between groans and gurgles. All the Alka-Seltzer was used. Spring-time brought a roadside clean-up contest between NHS and the FLS. The outcome - a cleaner, neater, countryside. The final meeting featured several foreign exchange students and their ideas about the US, and final Bon Voyage wish to our For¬ eign Exchange Students ! BOTTOM ROW, L-R: M. Cochran, S. McCoy, K. Boroff, T. Singer, N. Garver, R. Williams, J. Haver, D. Myers, M. Bok, K. Losey, D. Dorsey, L. Dietrich, J. Arend, D. Marchal, T. Jackson, J. Gaston, B. Gollihue, Mrs. Brackett, P. Elliot. TOP, L-R: J. Carr, T. Forrest, T. Allen, L. Campbell, S. Singer, T. Mastin, J. Schollser, D. Miller, P. Thomas, W. Mast, K. Tonjes, D. Hissong, W. Foust, B. Gaston, T. Bok, B. Allen, W. Boroff, L. Morrell, K. Lockie, S. Pierce. Varsity Club Supports F. V. This year the Varsity Club ini¬ tiated 29 members to increase their membership to 47 . For money-making projects, the organization sold spirit jackets, shirts, license plates, papers with the football team's picture, and mums for homecoming. Activities included a cookout in May and the club attended a Detroit- Milwaukee basketball game . Officers for the 1973-74 were: President: Doug Keesbury; Vice President: Denny Haller; Secre¬ tary: Les Maugel; Treasurer: Mark KboUes . Sf j ( i v n m MVl LI I W li If sIL [fi Jlin LL rJB' pr Varsity Club: L-R: R. Michaels, T. Masser, L. Rice, M. Rhodes, G. Guilford, T. Dubree, R. oiu el, M. Keterlee, K. Karnes, D. Rieke, J. Poulson, B. Keegan, B. Drake, D. Keesbury , R. Dietrich, C. Wendling, M. Johnson. ROW 2: T. Rhodes, C. Cook, C. Miller, C. Mack, S. Dietrich, D. Wheeler, D. Stauffer, D. Foust, T. Rosebrock, K. Appel R Ordway, R. Wright, R. Grimes, D. Hissong. ROW 3: M. Poulson, O. Barrera, G. Hohenberger, P. Brink, R. Letso, L. Maugel, D. Meyers. 56 N.H.Q. — Brains of F.V.! Better glad than mad . You've Got a Friend! The National Honor Society has been very active this year. In October, there was a formal and infor¬ mal initiation with 15 new members being accepted into the organization. Instead of the N.H.S. mem¬ bers exchanging Christmas gifts among themselves, fruit baskets were made and distributed to many eld¬ erly people in our area. A family in Farmer had a fire which destroyed their possessions, so the N.H.S. members donated canned foods to present to the family. The final project was a trash pickup day. The members joined forces one Monday morning when school wasn't in session, and collected litter from many miles of roads. Two trucks were filled. To end the year, the N.H.S. had a banquet and elected the officers for the 1974-75 school year. F.F.A. Earning to Live: 1st ROW, L-R: D. Schooley, W. Plummer, T. Winright, J. Breckler, K. Ward, A. Rosebrock, L. Mast, R. Miler, B. Beat- tie, L. Hetrick, J. Poulson, K. Miller, C. Hammond, K. Crites, L. Underwood, D. Haase, J. Keegan, B. Willitzer, M. Mast, M. Druhot, M. Stuckey. 2nd ROW, L-R: D. Miler, M. Waldron, R. Wolfrum, S. Polter, M. Miller, C. Doan, R. Michaels, J. Baker, R. Bassett, D. Stetcher, B. Keegan, D. Haley, R. Rhinehart, B. Crist, M. Heisler, L. Underwood, D. i Clinker, C. Beardsley, R. Grimes. 3rd ROW, L-R: Mr. Welsh, B. Woodring, T. Rosebrock, G. Saylor, J. Hawch, C. Rose- brock, G. Westnck, P. Yoder, R. Bauer, L. Johns, L. Schultz, R. Deitrich, J. Breininger, D. Hissong, C. Shumnk, M. Poulson, D. Rieke, L. Vollmer, Mr. Poulson, R. Wright, M. Johnson. 4th ROW, L-R: O. Barerra, R. Brodbeck, D. Ains¬ worth, B. Culler, R. Schindler, L. Rice, B. Grant, J. Yoder, L. Schliesser, L. Sinn, D. Keesbury, R. Bok. ON TOP: Offi¬ cers, L-R: G. Guilford, R. Yoder, M. Stetcher, J. Nester, T. Vance, J. Spieser, T. Pendleton. Officers Officers: L-R: R. Yoder, J. Speiser, T. Vance, T. Pendleton, J. Nester, M. Stetcher, G. Guilford. Advisors FFA Advisors: L: Mr. Poulson. R: Mr. Welsh. 58 Livestock Judging State Farmer: Tim Pendleton Participation The Fairview FFA had a fantastic year during 1973-74. This was made possible by the coopera¬ tion of 7 excellent officers, and 90 cooperating members. The year's activities included: touring the Ohio State Farm Science Review; Greenhand initiation and wiener roast; participation in the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Mis¬ souri; Candy Sales; Chapter Farmer Initiation; assisting the Red Cross Blood Mobile; Parliamen¬ tary Procedure Contest; numerous FFA basketball games; District Evaluation; the public speaking contest; one state farmer; District Judging con¬ tests; 1st in general livestock; 3rd in poultry par¬ ticipation in the State Convention; parent-student banquet, which over 300 attended; improvement of the Land Laboratory Facilities, and many more. Living to Serve . CENTER: Queen Deb Fogle. LEFT: Joe Nester. RIGHT: Mark Poulson. State Farmer Livestock Judging Team: BOTTOM: R. Willitzer, J. Poulson, T. Pendleton. ON TOP: B. Keegan. 59 F.H.A. — Toward If this isn’t in her mouth, I’m in trouble! i; m . 4 0 j FRONT ROW, L-R: V. Fritch, K. Smith, P. Bashor, S. Rosebrook, T. Schinkler , P. Johnson, B. Kuhn, L. Miller, E. Hellemn. SEC¬ OND ROW: Mrs. Struble, B. Lasley, G. Simonis, P. Elliot, C. Coolman, C. Calvin, K. Varner, K. Guilford, J. Varner, S. Pierce, K. Underwood, Mrs. Husted. THIRD ROW: D. Dele- grange, L. Dietrich, M. Bok, C. Wonderly, K. Rogers, K. Boger, D. Williams, L. Carlin, V. Hartman, V. LaPorte, R. Etchen, E. Carol gives a helping hand . 8 t a t e D e g r e e I am the Frito Bandito . L-R: P. Johnson, K. Guilford, B. Kuhn, L. Miller, K. Varner. New Horizons Erbey. FOURTH ROW: C. Crowe, B. Cartyn, P. Smith, D. Eash, C. Pollock, P. Culler, K. Cooper, K. Speiser, M. Maugee, S. Collins, K. Polter , D. McDougall. FIFTH ROW: R. Dietrich, M. Schmunk, K. Stuckey, R. Willitzer, L. Meyer, M. Stuckey, M. Petrone, S. Rieke, D. Kuhn, T. Spencer, R. Seibert, F. Hayes, D. Weaver, N. Dixon, D. Calvin. Involvement1. The Fairview FHA Chapter with a membership of 68, par¬ ticipated in many projects this year. They started out the year with a pot-luck dinner and formal initiation of new members with their mothers attending. As fund raising pro¬ jects, the chapter sold Tom Watt in the months of October and November. This money is used for state convention and field trips. The Chapter’s in-depth project is involving FHA members with senior citizens. Members were divided into groups to visit the Fountain Manor Nursing Home throughout the year and each member adopted a resident of the home to send gifts and cards; and to visit them. FHA involved many people by having fun, exciting and yet educational meetings. A Halloween party where everyone came dressed in a disguise proved eventful and different. The Children's Home was the center of a meeting that the fathers attended while a movie on self-defense entertained at another monthly meeting . The Archbold Radio Station hosted Fairview FHA in a radio-TV program. This summer Fairview will construct the annual booth at the Defiance Co. Fair. FHA provides many different types of fun and yet educates you in many areas. Being a member means you’ve helped to make someone’s life a little brighter. Being an FHAer means not only talking about being involved . . . You are involved . Officers Advisors Officers: L-R: S. Rosebrook, News Reporter; L. Miller, V. President; P. Basher, Parliamentarian; B. Kuhn, President; P. Johnson, Secretary; E. Hel- lemn, Treasurer; T. Schindler, Recreation Leader. Fairview's Journalists A Challenge! Putting together the 1974 Warrior was a challenge to even the experienced members on this year’s staff. Besides completing the usual task of coming up with creative layouts, Fairview’s journalists have added eight pages of color to the Warrior and increased the size of the pages from 7 3 4 by 10 1 2 to 8 1 2 by 11 . It took hours of work and a great deal of patience to produce over 150 pages that pleased Mr. Rupp, but the job was finally completed. Although many headaches went into the making of the Warrior, it was also a lot of fun and proved to be very worthwhile. We hope that our efforts were success¬ ful and you are pleased with this year's yearbook. Many members of the staff will be returning next year to make the 1975 Warrior even better. Barb Walker Assistant Editor I get this funny feeling they’re talking about me. KNEELING: C. Mavis, L. Meyers. FRONT, L-R: B. Walker, B. Townsend, M. Money, S. Clark, Mr. Rupp, D. Sailor, B. Karnes, R. Kash, B. Stevenson, P. Thomas, C. Suffel, M. Koch, K. Vance. ON ROOF: J. Vogelsong, S. Deitrich, M. Vollmer, S. Mack. MISSING: D. Dorsey, E. Hellemn, J. Mack, C. Roberts. Hassles, Hard work and Fun . . . Each of the twenty members of the War Whoop staff learned what frustration was this year when Tuesday morning deadlines p°n!!nia[!Inplr rl WatS alwayS a )?assle on Monday evenings with everyone trying to get their page done. It seems there were never enough typewriters to go around and even when you did manage to come up with one it wasn't good enough because you didn’t know how to type . Then there were the glue bottles that were always empty and the blank minds that could never come up with suitable captions and headlines. It was quite a hassle every time another issue was due, but we all survived to publish nine XpwSwh lssu®s ? lhe ar hooP- Despite the frustrations, we did learn a great deal about writing and layouts. Working on the War Whoop staff proved to be a rewarding experience. 5 62 Barb Walker Assistant Editor Strive to Please Editor and Co -Editor plot against the staff. OK. I'll tell him first thing in the morning Bozo reading her fan mail. Doing research on a Burt Reynolds interview . I may have done it wrong , but I did it ! 64 ARCHING BAND Belinda! Save the jokes. I can't hear. My tuba's turned the wrong way! O 1 I , Fv’s talented and high-stepping Drum Major. Could Diane be the next Herb Albert with accompanying brass? 65 We 'll Rock Around Jean, Dewey and June travel out on the field for another night's work. Majorette the Clock Tonight Band's Talent and Versatility Makes Success!!! The year of 1973-74 was the best year yet for the Apache Band. The season was opened by a trip to Windsor, Canada. The band marched in the annual Freedom Festival Parade” and competed in drills. The band also made its first appearance in the Toledo American Legion Parade. An excellent county fair show was the harbinger for the Superior halftime shows which were performed at all football games in the fall . As the marching segment of band progressed, the group traveled to Defiance to participate in the second annual Defiance Spectacular, with guest clinician Bill Moffett. The first performance for the concert band was the Christmas concert, followed by an exchange concert with Tinora. Another first was when the Pep Band, twice, ventured to Defiance College to provide basketball halftime entertainment. Next on the schedule was solo and ensemble contest which was followed by Concert Band contest. The 1973-74 year was concluded with the band playing at local towns for Memorial Day services. It's wonder woman. Music is love and love is music if you know what I mean . People who believe in music are the happiest people I've ever seen So clap your hands, and stomp your feet and shake your tambourine. Horn Quartet L TO R: S. Miller, B. Morton, K. Lc ey, D. Sailor. TOP TO BOTTOM: K. Losey, M. Vollmer, J. Switzer, M. Kozumplick, C. Crall. Brass Sextet L TO R: B. Bergman, D. Highland, D. Haase, C. Lilly, J. Carr, D. Sailor. Flute Quartet L TO R: B. Allen, K. Haver, K. Culler, L. Moats . A ■pt ’ ■ 3 Soloists L TO R: J. Carr, K. Culler, D. Haase, M. Kozumplick, D. Foust, T. Bok, B. Allen. . ■'H 69 Chorus: State ROW 1, L-R: J. Sheets, C. Coolman, M. Acklein, J. Shultz, B. Boland, T. Allen, J. Arend, D. Marchal, B. Morton, N. Garver, T. Singer, E. Baker. ROW 2: J. Varner, P. Elliot, C. Speiser, C. Corwin, D. Dietrich, M. Cochran, J. Crosser, T. 1 Johns, N. Koch, M. Keterlee, D. Myers. ROW 3: L. Miller, L. Wiles, D. Cantrelle, . S. Weller, D. Sailer, T. Schindler, G. Simonis, C. Wade, J. Weaner, M. Bok, R. Letso, L. Johns. ROW 4: J. Carr, M. Timbrook, K. Vance, B. Townsend, J. Switzer, D. Butler, T. Bok, K. Losey, M. Johns, T. Pendleton, D. Haase, R. Singer. NEWLY ORGANIZED SWING CHOIR JOINS CHORUS The chorus had quite a full schedule this year. Officers were: President - Jane Switzer, Vice President - Ken Losey, and Publicity Chairman - Ann Wilhelm. Fairview Follies, ” our own original production, was the chorus's first main project in the fall. Afterwards, everyone practiced for a Thanksgiving assembly and our Christmas Concert. After vacation, many members prepared for solo and ensemble contest at BGSU. One of our own ensembles, the Swing Choir, made its first appearance this year. All 24 members sang for gatherings such as the Methodist Churchmen's Banquet, Christmas Services, Williams Center mother and daughter banquet, and the Mark Center Alumni Banquet, along with contest and concerts. District competition was held at Maumee this year, where the Mixed Chorus and the Girl's Glee received superior ratings and advanced to state competition at Bowling Green in April. The Boy's Chorus also received an excellent rating at con¬ test. Immediately after state contest, the entire chorus sang at the Presbyterian Church in Bryan for Sunday morning services. The presentation was broadcast over WBNO in Bryan. The Chorus finished their year's activities with an exciting spring concert in May. Their final appearance was at com¬ mencement on May 26. Participants 1971-1974 TOPROW, LtoR: D. Foust, M. Hall, K. Hale, L. Morell, A. Wilhelm, L. Myers, K. Siler, P. Thomas D Hissone L rnWh’ W RnrSn°ffn’RJ- r°?: S J- Mack D- Miller. R- Kash, L. Janiszewski, D. Delgado M8’ Boroff, R . Diemch, C. Caryer. 2nd ROW: C. Roberts, R. Crosser, D. McDougal, S. Rieke, C. Crowe V a K-ja T tt?c.cc2ss- istRow: D- “• a- orum' s- singer p- wuheim’ s- pier“’'s- ■ Officers Officers L-R: K. Losey, J. Switzer, A. Wilhelm. M r s. 8 c h u I t e 71 FIRST ROW, L to R: P. Timbrook, D. Marchal, J. Arend. 2nd ROW, L to R: M. Maugel, D. McDoogle, T. Singer, N. Garver. 3rd ROW, L to R: L. Dietrich, D. Contrell, N. Koch, M. Timbrook, M. Ketterle, B. Walker. Soloists 1st ROW, L to R: L. Miller, T. Bok, B. Gaston, S. Pierce, R. Kash, J. Baker. 2nd ROW, L to R: M. Bok, D. Sailer, T. Pendleton, P. Elliot, C. Wade, D. Haase. 72 FV's Swing Choir I'd like to teach the world to sing! FIRST ROW, L to R: P. Timbrook, L. Miller. 2nd ROW: B. Caston, R. Kash, M. Johns, T. Bok. 3rd ROW: J. Baker, K. Vance, C. Wade, D. Sailor, B. Townsend. 4th ROW: M. Timbrook, J. Switzer. 5th ROW: D. Foust, T. Pendleton. 6th ROW: D. Haase, M. Bok. 7th ROW: N. Garver. 8th ROW: R. Singer, M. Ketterly. United , we will go far! ! ! Sing it over! ! 73 1 ON TOP, L to R: B. Townsend, C. Wade, J. Switzer. COMING DOWN: M. Johns, T. Bok, J. Baker. BOT¬ TOM: D. Sailor, R. Kash, B. Gaston. ON FLOOR, L to R: G. Simonis, D. Butler, M. Pierce, B. Walker, A. Wilhelm. TOP: I. Moreno, J. Arend. STANDING, L to R: C. Crowe, P. Tinbrook. SITTING: L. Dietrich, D. Cantrell, P, Wilhelm, C. Potter. What would you think if I sang out a 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. Lennon McCartney 74 ROW 1, L-R: L. Miller, M. Hall, K. Vance. ROW 2: L. Morrell, L. Miller, M. Timbrook, J. Carr. 75 F. V. 's Literary Experts Librarians, L-R: C. Wheeler, J. Vogelsong, B. Karnes, Mrs. Johns, D. Hissong, R. Willitzer, W. Mast, M. Hall, C. Goebel. Without student's help in the library and office, Fairview's librarian, (Mrs. Johns), secretary (Mrs. Simms), and student's lives would be a little tougher. We’d like to take this opportunity to thank all the hard working guys and gals. Office Petsonnel Aid F. V. 's Chiefs Office Help, L-R: W. Foust, 3. Gaston, D. Fogle, K. Culler, K. Guilford, P. Johnson, C. Potter, S. Clark, K. Culler, M. Johns, J. Baker, D. Edwards, P. Bashor. CENTER: Alice Sims. 76 F. V. 's Teachers Learn! This year under the capable leadership of advisor Mr. Mountz and President Myla Johns, the F.T.A. earned money by selling badges and ribbons during football and basketball seasons. They awarded $100.00 of this money to Mrs. Johns for books for the school library. Some other F.T.A. activities were helping at the Ney Science Fair and taking a trip to Bluffton College. I m sure that all 66 members had a fun, and fulfilled year, with all of the experiences that the F.T.A. had during 1973-74! -Wendy Foust Student Rights! LTO R: T. Pendelton, R. Peters, R. Singer, J. Ross, M. Johns, K. Apple, L. Maugel, J. Salyer, G. Guilford. Student Council Activities Lean Toward Accomplishment! There s just too many chiefs around this place and not enough Indians. The Student Council has been very active this year, as they have deco¬ rated for the homecoming dance , the Christmas Sweetheart Hop , and gave a closed pig roast . They also met with the school board and talked over student, teacher, and administrative policies . They agreed on some newly adopted policies and Eurchases at tnis meeting. The mem- ers this year were as follows: SENIORS Tim Pendleton - President Rick Singer - Vice President Myla Johns - Secretary Cnris Breckler Jeff Salyor Mick Hall JUNIORS Les Maugel Kevin Appel Gary Phillips Karen Grinnell SOPHOMORES Jim Ross Gary Guilford FRESHMEN Sue Brown Randy Peters 78 G.A.A.: The Girls Chance BOTTOM, L-R: B. Kuhn, J. Baden, M. Johns, S. Mack, L. Sonner, D. Edwards, J. Switzer, J. Westrick, K. Siler, W. Foust, C. Wade, B. Morton, P. Thomas. 2nd ROW: M. Timbrook, A. Wilhelm, K. Grinnell, D. Fogle, C. Wheeler, P. Bashor, K. Haver, K. Hale, V. Keterlee, S. Clark, C. Suffel, M. Vollmer, B. Townsend, D. Miller, M. Hall. 3rd ROW: M. Keesbury, R. Dietrich, C. Caryer, M. Sayler, D. Delgade, M. Smith, S. Weller, J. Var¬ ner, L. Wiles, C. Mavis, K. Motter, B. Swary, L. Burns, K. Vance. 4th ROW: K. Stuckey, J. Lowe, T. Schindler, J. Hook, M. Koch, J. Carr, S. Brenner, C. Crall, M. Money, L. Morrell, D. Butler, L. Moats, T. Sonner. 5th ROW: K. Polter, K. Boger, T. Allen, D. Kuhn, J. English, S. Rieke, B. Brenner, D. McDougall, B. Lasley, C. Potter, C. Raker, R. Willtzer, C. Hartman, L. Miller. 6th ROW: J. Sheets, C. Pollock, C. Spieser, T. Wheeler, V. Gerbers, C. Hardy, K. Smith, S. Collins, L. Campbell, S. Brown, T. Jackson, P. Wilhelm, T. Mastin, L. Dietrich, V. Husted. 7th ROW: T. Spencer, R. Seibert, K. Bassett, D. Cantrell, B. Money, S. Wolfrum. Activities GAA officers presiding over all 91 members of the 1973-74 school year were: Jane Switzer - President; Jean Westrick - Vice President; Kathy Siler - Secretary, Deb Edwards - Trea¬ surer; Wendy Foust - Point Editor; Loretta Son¬ ner and Sherry Mack - Historians and Reporters; and of course our hard-working and understand¬ ing advisor, Mrs. Heisler. Main sports of the year included volleyball , basketball, softball, bowling and track. Each of these activities were played both intramu- rally and in competition , with area schools including coed track meets. Other sports such as badminton, tumbling, ping-pong, the tram¬ poline , and several combinations were also practiced at the weekly meetings on Monday nights . Many girls worked hard and became good saleswomen in their efforts toward our main project - selling FV pennants. To close the year, the GAA sponsored a bike hike and also a regular hike to Ney for the annual awards day and picnic. Managers: Lu Burns and Lissa Moats. 79 Volleyball 1st ROW: D. Butler, S. Weller, J. Varner, M. Smith, L. Morrell. 2nd ROW: S. Brenner, B. Swary, T. Sonner, J. Carr, L. Miller, L. Wiles. 3rd ROW: K. Vance, J. Hook, C. Stuckey, T. Schindler, C. Crall, K. Culler. The girls volleyball teams fin- j ished the season with the follow¬ ing win -loss records: WIN LOSS ■ Varsity 6 3 Reserve 8 3 Freshmen 3 1 I’m going to put this one through the ceiling . O.K. girls! ! Place your bets! ! BOTTOM, R to L: J. Baden, J. Westrick. 2nd ROW: C. Hast¬ ings, M. Johns. 3rd ROW: J. Vogelsong, D. Stauffer, K. Syler, J. Switzer. 4th ROW: C. Suffel, P. Bashor, D. Edwards, M. Koch. 80 Basketball Varsity OPPONENT FV OPP. Fayette 50 36 Archbold 32 39 Ayersville 35 19 Edon 41 31 Wayne Trace 33 45 Tinora 59 42 Paulding 41 40 Hicksville 31 42 Montpelier 40 53 Defiance (Tour) 39 49 Won 5 - Lost 5 Reserve OPPONENT FV OPP. | Fayette 38 41 Archbold 16 23 Ayersville 37 13 Eaon 17 12 Wayne Trace 29 35 Tinora 26 30 Paulding 37 18 Hicksville 15 38 j Won 3 - Lost 5 BOTTOM: M. Money, L. Morrell, D. Butler, T. Wheeler. MIDDLE: J. Lowe, J. English, L. Wiles, T. Schindler, K. Stuckey. TOP: K. Culler, J. Carr. Track Deb Turns UFO . Only three more times around the track? What a relief ! FIELD EVENTS TRACK EVENTS MILE RUN SHOT PUT 880 HURDLES C. Stuckey M. Koch J. Vogelsong J. Lowe T. Wheeler B. Money J. Wastrick D. Edwards V. Gerbers 440 RELAYS SOFTBALL THROW 00 YD. DASH J. Baden J. Baden . Baden V. Gerbers J. Westrick M. Money D. Butler M. Koch C. Pollock J. Vogelsong T. Wheeler 220 YD. DASH 880 RELAYS L. Kuhn D. Butler J. Carr DISCUS J. Carr T. Schindler M. Koch C. Spieser L. Morell J. Westrick 440 YD. DASH C. Pollock T. Wheeler D. Edwards MILE RELAY LONG JUMP M. Maugle V. Gerbers D. Edwards 880 YD. DASH M. Money M. Money T. Schindler M. Maugle B. Brenner B. Money C. Stucky J. Lowe D. Edwards HIGH JUMP L. Morrell D. Butler B. Brenner J. Westrick Should it be the rear , front or side window this time? 1 SPORTS ■'. ; !'f if .4 : • .' ■ .. - • FRONT ROW: M. Vandemark, M. Rhodes, D. Ainsworth, T. Vance, R. Wright, R. Singer, R. Grimes, J. James, D. Elliot, C. Mack. MIDDLE ROW: J. Caryer, C. Schmunk, M. Keeterle, T. Masser, L. Schliesser, L. Rice, R. Letso, R. Petrone, T. Brennan. BACK ROW: K. Karnes, G. Guilford, M. Bok, R. Michaels, R. Dietrich, M. Johnson. They Walk On . . . Showing the Spirit of Winning and Showing the Sportsmanship of Defeat The young and inexperienced Apache footoall squad suffered a rough season with a record of three wins and six losses. The team started the year out with a loss to Edon , and came back to defeat Antwerp and their Home¬ coming rival the Edgerton Bulldogs. They lost the next four and then beat Hilltop , before being knocked down by Bryan on Parent's Night. The Apaches ended the season with a 3-2 league record , placing them third in the Northwest Buckeye League . Though the season proved to be dish¬ eartening , the experience that the gridders gained should bring more hope to next year's squad with a possible eighteen returning lettermen . 84 Coaches: KNEELING: Coach Strazuiso, and Whalen. STAND¬ ING: Coach Bruglar, Ray, and Hange. Statisticians: LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Maugel, D. Hissong, J. Poulson, P. Brown, J. Keesbury. Managers: LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Keesbury, J. Wright, B. Drake. Coach Whalen at the sideline. 85 Rhodes passes under pressure . Wright across for a TD. Look Out ! Apache Gridders . . . Guper Tough! Coach Brugler looks on with glee. Frosh Doug Myers and Tim Rhodes tearing up Edger ton The young , spirited Apache defense . 87 Seniors: FRONT ROW: R. Singer, R. Wright. BACK ROW: D. Ainsworth, T. Vance, R. Grimes . Co-Captains: Rick Singer, Randy Wright. FV OPP Edon 10 30 Antwerp 28 6 Edgerton 44 26 Springfield Local 6 32 Evergreen 8 44 Patrick Henry 0 40 Hicksville 0 33 Hilltop 44 14 Bryan 14 27 FAIBVIEV ■a ■■ MW ' v n Si All Leaguers: FRONT ROW: T. Masser, R. Singer, R. Grimes. BACK ROW: R. Wright, M. Rhodes, L. Rice, T. Vance. They Never Quit FRONT: D. Foust, D. Wheeler, R. Jerger, T. Winright, T. Rosebrock, C. Dean, T. Dubree, L. Johns, R. Suffel, F. Stuckey, R. Ordway, C. Roberts. BACK: Coach Mohr, J. Ross, G. Hohenberger, D. Rieke, K. Culler, R. Winwright, C. Wendling, L. Winright, C. Miller, J. Nester, J. Jerger, D. Haller, J. Chamberlin. Cross Country Wrap-Up The Apache Cross Country team , under the direction of ICoach Mohr, suffered through a dismal 6-13 season. However, records cannot express the determination and desire that sus¬ tained these fine young men and their efforts. Defeat was i accepted gracefully and victory led to a deep , inner glow of satisfaction for the Apache Harriers. Their league record was 3- 6. Ole Barrera was named the Most Valuable Member, and Terry Dubree was named Most Improved. Joe Jerger received a four- year varsity award and Denny Haller a three-year. Determination . . Look out, here we come! T. Winright, R. Jerger. ! . The Apache Success 89 Run, Eventually we’ll make it around . . . J. Ross, G. Hohenberger. Run, Boy, I’m tired. - T. Johns This is too much ! J. Chamberlin Did anyone ever tell you about Ban? - D . Wheeler, D. Foust Run, Run, Run I think we'd better quit. R. Brodbeck, L. Johns m I’m just a little devil! - T. Thatcher i The last , long mile . - C. Culler One, two, three, four . . . J. Nester, K. Vinwright, C. Miller. Keep on Truckin ' Keep on truckin’ - C. Roberts, O. Barrera, R. Ordway SCORES Napoleon 22 Tinora 25 Wauseon 36 Stryker 47 Fairview 85 Fairview 57 Ayersville 27 Holgate 33 Fairview 38 Fairview 43 Antwerp 69 Paulding 48 Here we Edgerton 26 Holgate 32 come ! Fairview 39 Antwerp 41 T. Rosebrook Edon 75 Fairview 50 T. Dubree C. Doan Tinora 34 Hicksville 28 Ayersville 44 Fairview 55 Fairview 72 Antwerp 74 Paulding 75 Edon 77 Dale Stauffer - 105 lbs. - 3-2 record. Mike Keeterle and Ole Barrera hold the team pin . Terry Tressler - 98 lbs. - 17-4 record, GMC Champ. Great Season With a 9-1 win-loss record only Defiance kept Fairview from having its first undefeated season. The Edgerton match was the only dual match that wasn't decided by twenty points or more as FV compiled 446 points to their opponents 167 . The team just missed winning the Napoleon Gold Medal Tourney by 1 2 point. Fairview eas¬ ily won the first Green Meadows Conference Tournament by a 47 point margin as the Apaches had seven of the thirteen champions. The mat- men also won their first sectional wrestling tour¬ nament held at Defiance. The Apaches had two first places, one second, and two thirds. SPECIAL AWARD WINNERS: Most Take Downs - Ole Barrera Todd Rosebrock Most Pins - Ole Barrera Best Win -Loss Record - Ole Barrera Dave Rieke Most Improved - Steve Dietrich Most Valuable - Randy Higley Memorial Award - Ole Barrera Sectional Champions - Ole Barrera Chuck Wendling Mike Johnson - 138 lbs. - 10-0 record. 92 ■asusaasE 1973-74 Wrestling Season FV OPP North Central 51 18 Hilltop 39 15 Tinora 55 12 Edgerton 31 25 Paulding 54 21 Patrick Henry 45 13 Hicksville 56 9 Defiance 11 36 Bryan 49 9 Ayersville 55 9 Rick Michael - 112 lbs. - 3-6 record. Brian Keegan - 132 lbs. - 14-5 record. Captain Ole Barrera - 126 lbs. - 21-1 record, GMC and Sectional Champ. Terry Masser - HWT - 1-4 rprnrrl . Chuck Wendling - 138 lbs. Champ. - 15-1 record, GMC and Sectional Dave Wheeler - 119 lbs. - 13-3 record, GMC Champ. Todd Rosebrock - 145 lbs. - 15-3 record, GMC Champ. 94 8 e c Bob Culler - 167 lbs. - 4-5 record. n I Champs Roy Dietrich - 185 lbs. - 5-6 record. Steve Dietrich - 105 lbs. - 12-3 record, GMC Champ. FRONT ROW: Terry Tressler, Steve Dietrich, Rick Michael, Dave Wheeler, Ole Bar¬ rera, Brain Keegan, Chuck Wendling. SECOND ROW: Todd Rosebrock, Dave Rieke, Mike Chappius, Roy Dietrich, Terry Masser, Coach Ray and Coach Rupp. 95 1 Champs . . . Mike Keeterle - 112 lbs, - 2-3 record . 96 Tony Gonzales - 145 lbs. - 1-4 record. Steve Stauffer - 119 lbs. - 4-1 record. Jerry Caryer - 132 lbs. - 3-1 record. FRONT ROW: Bob Pangalangan, Denny Haller, Joe Jerger, Rick Grimes, Stewart Chongson, Tom Thatcher. BACK ROW: Larry Winright, Rob Donley, Kevin Appel, Curt Miller, Mark Rhodes, Tom Vance. MISSING: Bob Woodring. Cagers Travel Up and Down Path The Fairview varsity basketball team finished the 1973- 1974 season with a 12-7 record. They were 4-3 in the Green Meadows Conference , which was good enough for a second -place finish. The team offensive average wa$ 63.6, while the team defensive was 61.8. Kevin Appel was the leading scorer with 240 points. Curt Miller was second with 224 points. Joe Jerger scored 185 points, and Larry Winright tallied 184. Mark Rhodes and Tom Vance chipped in with 167 and 121, respec¬ tively . Sophomore Ken Karnes totaled 66 . Kevin Appel and Larry Winright were both named hon¬ orable-mention in the Green Meadows Conference All- League team. Appel was also named to the second-team in District 7 . Larry Winright received the Most Improved Player award, while Mark Rhodes was the Best Defensive Player. Curt Miller was named the Most Valuable Player, and received the Best Mental Attitude Award . Apaches tipoff against Stryker. 97 Tom Vance looks for the open man. Effort. . . Jerger passes off over the defense. Larry (Leap) Winright springs high for a block. Desire . . . Teamwork. Rhodes soars high in the air . Curt Miller flying high Kevin Appel pounds the boards . Ken Karnes pops against Antwerp . Graduating Seniors: L TO R: Bob Pangalangan, Joe Jerger, Larry Winright, Tom Vance, Rick Grimes, Stewart Chongson. FV OPP Wauseon 56 53 Edgerton 70 52 Stryker 52 59 Napoleon 50 47 Patrick Henry 68 71 Defiance 70 67 Bryan 67 57 Paulding 44 51 Archbold 39 38 Ayersville 64 48 Antwerp 64 53 Hicksville 61 63 Stryker 75 65 Wayne Trace 78 75 Defiance 60 99 Holgate 88 76 Edgerton 75 60 Wauseon 69 76 O.T. With a 7 2 and 7 Season 99 Apache Reserves: FRONT ROW, L to R: Mike Bok, Randy Jerger, Ken Karnes, Curt Doan, Jim Breininger. BACK ROW, L to R: Roger Letso, Gary Hohenberger, Kreg Culler, Larry Schultz, Jim Ross, Rolland Wolfrum. Young JV's Gain Experience The Reserve Basketball squad finished the 1973-1974 season with a record of 6-12. Lack of height was a handi¬ cap throughout the season , and many games were lost in the final minutes because of this , while others were pushed into overtime . Overlooking the dismal record , the team played well in every game . There are many players from the Reserve Team which will strengthen the Varsity next season with their aggressiveness and hustle . The JV's scoring average was 40.7 while they gave up 45 . 8 points a game . OPP FV OPP Wauseon 42 46 Edgerton 55 45 Stryker 49 40 Napoleon 47 35 Tinora 34 50 Patrick Henry 49 55 Defiance (ot) 34 40 Bryan 46 42 Paulding (2 ot) 47 45 OPP FV OPP Archbold 35 31 Ayersville 38 61 Antwerp 37 42 Hicksville 29 39 Stryker 28 49 Wayne Trace 42 47 Defiance 38 51 Holgate 40 58 Edgerton 40 49 Coach Mohr does his things ! . ' 100 Kreg Culler and his Sky Hook . ' ’ Traffic under the boards. Reserves Turnoui 3 Fine Reason! Randy Jerger drives through. Raining, already? Curt Doan . . . rough and ready . Mgr.: L TO R: Dewey Foust, Fred Stuckey, Les Maugel, Ron Crosser, Rick Singer. 10 Apache Frosh: FRONT ROW, L to R: Tim Morrison, Mark Hiesler, Ed DeRosset, Kevin Miller, Rick Suffel, Steve Hubbard. MIDDLE ROW: Dan Delgado, Rick Rice, Clint Doan, John Krausen, Terry Zimmer, Jim Crosser, Tim Johns. BACK ROW: Craig Haller, Tim Rhodes, Craig Cook, Doug Myers, John Chamberlin, Terry Highland, Chris Roberts, Coach Held. Frosh Cagers Have Championship Season Hey, it went in! ! The Fairview freshman basketball squad ended their season with an impressive 14-2 record and captured both the GMC League and Tournament crowns. The Apache offensive attack was led by Tim Rhodes, who compiled a 12.4 points per game scoring average. He was fol¬ lowed by Craig Haller with an 8 . 5 points per game average and Mark Hiesler who fired in 7 . 6 points a game . Rhodes also led in rebounding, grabbing a total of 133 caroms. Craig Cook and Craig Haller were second and third, each getting 117 and 99 rebounds respectively. OPP FV OPP Edgerton 64 41 Defiance 32 62 Stryker 38 48 Tinora 55 39 Hicksville 51 25 Bryan 38 32 Wayne Trace 44 29 Oakwood 55 52 Napoleon 45 35 Paulding 48 18 OPP FV OPP Holgate 49 19 Antwerp 54 33 Ayersville 45 34 Tournament Tinora 40 31 Oakwood 49 38 Wayne Trace 50 32 102 LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Held, S. Hubbard, M. Miller, K. Boroff, D. Wheeler, P. Krausen, D. McDougall , K. Polter, L. Wiles, C. Mandley. G o I f Rookie seasons often prove to be unfruitful , which can be attributed to the number one for on the links - inexperience. The Apache linksmen failed to win a match all season even though there were several outstanding individual performances. The golfers, led by only one upperclassman and composed of many talented Frosh and Sophomores, have the future seasons of experience and success in front of them. Three of these team members were girls who showed marked improvement during the trials of our first season. Highlights of the season were Paul Krausen 's individual and best performance of the team with a round of 45 . Also much excitement and rivalry was initiated in the first annual Varsity- Faculty match. Eyes on the ball , Steve ! OPP 213 178 184 166 198 180 Sectional 18 holes 14 place 496 Antwerp 202 GMC 18 holes 7 place 461 Paulding 190 Paulding 180 Faculty 214 Antwerp Ayersville Stryker Wayne Trace Tinora Ayersville FV 254 213 247 220 249 224 245 221 235 220 Oops! Tore up the grass. Fore ! ! 103 KNEELING, L to R: Bob Culler, Russ Stambaugh, Dan Olds, Fred Stuckey, Rick Singer, Jim Schaffer, Randy Ordway. SECOND ROW: Denny Haller, Terry Masser, Lenny Johns, Bob Pangalangan, Rick Grimes, Dewey Foust, Roger Letso. BACK ROW: Denny Haase, Randy Wright, Gary Hohenberger, Curt Miller, Chuck Wendling, Mark Rhodes, Larry Rice, Rick Bauer. Highlights of the 1974 track season were the breaking of four records and the tying of another . Senior Rick Singer broke the existing 220 yard and 440 dash records . Another senior, Rick Grimes set the long jump record and the 180 yard low hurdle record . The 880 relay team made up of Ole Barrera, Randy Wright, Rick Grimes and Rick Singer tied the Fairview School record . Fairview qualified four thinclads, the most ever, for the district meet. Rick Singer in the 100 yard dash, Rick Grimes in the long jump and the 880 yard relay team all partici¬ pated . The returning lettermen along with many strong freshmen help make Fairview’s track future bright. Rick Singer, set new records in 220 yd. dash (23.1) and 440 yd. dash (54.1). Randy Wright . . . Fairview’s Number 1 high jumper. Delta 74 Fairfiew 48 Fayette 36 Defiance 92 1 2 Lima Bath 34 1 2 Fairview 32 Napoleon 90 1 2 Anthony Wayne 63 Fairview 37 1 2 Archbold 35 Fairview 64 Tinora 59 Wayne Trace 70 Fairview 57 Edon 101 Fairview 73 Ayersville 53 North Central 7 Bryan 87 Fairview 40 Hicksville 78 Fairview 49 GMC LEAGUE MEET Wayne Trace 55 Hicksville 43 Paulding 42 Tinora 27 Holgate 25 1 2 Fairview 25 Ayersville 17 Antwerp 5 1 2 Wauseon 85 Fairview 42 Paulding 70 Fairview 53 Apaches Run fo Win! Dan Olds prepares to throw the disc . Brian Keegan up and away!” 880 yd. relay team: L TO R: Rick Singer, Rick Grimes, Randy Wright, Ole Bar¬ rera tied the school record of: 1:35. 105 Rick Grimes . . .set new records in the long jumps (20' 5 ) and the 180 yard low hurdles (22.0). DISTRICT QUALIFIERS Rick Singer - 100 yard dash Rick Grimes - Long Jump 880 yard Relay Team Ole Barrera , Apache pole vaulter . KNEELING, L to R: Stuart Kammeyer, Cliff Vandermark, Keith Crites, Mark Heisler, Rick Suffel, Wayne Davenport, Terry Tressler, Bob Berry. SECOND ROW: Terry Highland, Chris Roberts, Tim Johns, Terry Zimmer, Dan Delgado, Bill Grinell, Dave Kretzer, Coach Hange. BACK ROW: Craig Haller, Doug Myers, Tim Rhodes, John Chamberlin, Dan Simonis, Craig Cook, Bob Willitzer, Ron Chappius. The Freshman track team finished with an impressive record, losing only 2 dual meets. The frosh finished second in the Napoleon Gold Medal Relays and sixth in the strong Lima Relays. The cindermen set many records that will remain for a long time. FV 56 Defiance 48 FV 77 Hicksville 31 FV 71 Wauseon 38 Defiance 56 FV 48 FV 76 Wauseon 33 Napoleon 57 FV 34 FROSH SCORES 106 FRONT ROW, L to R: C. Doan, D. Haase, J. Poulson, J. Krausen, J. Breininger, K. Miller, J. Brown, and N. Garver. SECOND ROW, L to R: Coach Mohr, T. Salyer, M. Bok, R. Jerger, D. Smith, D. Wheeler, N. Keeterle, J. Crosser, M. Money, and Coach Peters. Curt Doan and Dave Haase watch from the dugout . Inexperienced Year The reserve baseball team ended the season with a 2-10 record. Inexperience and lack of pitching depth contributed to the poor record . However, there are many players who did a fine job and will be an asset to the varsity team next year. Tim Morrison catches one . Mike Keeterle warms up. TEAM SCORE FV OPPONENT THEY 3 Coldwater 10 j 3 Edgerton 4 0 Bryan 4 10 Paulding 6 0 Hicksville 7 4 Defiance 5 6 Tinora 7 5 Hicksville 9 14 Napoleon i ; 4 Paulding 7 3 Dekalb 7 0 Dekalb 13 R e s e r v e B a s e b a i I 107 Varsity Base Best Year Ever The varsity baseball team finished the season with a 14-11 record. They were 4-3 in the Green Mead¬ ows Conference for a fourth-place finish. The four¬ teen victories was the most ever for a Fairview base¬ ball team during a spring season. Paul Brinck was the leading hitter with a . 350 bat¬ ting average . Tom Vance was second at . 309 . They were followed by Tom Thatcher and Rick Winright at .297 and .293, respectively. The team batting average was .241. Rolland Wolfmm was the top pitcher with a 5-2 record. Larry Schulz was next with a 4-3 mark. Paul Brinck and Kevin Apple both broke even with a 3-3 and 2-2 records, respectively. Wolfrum had the low¬ est earned run average at 1.54. Joe Jerger at bat. Paul Brinck practices his pitch¬ ing. Rick Winright, Joe Nester, Kev Apple, Doug Keesbury, Ken rRON I ROW, L to R: C. Doan, D. Keesbury, K. Karnes, R. Jerger, M. Keeterle, J. Jerger, L. Maugel, T. Thatcher, J. Breininger, M. Bok, andj. Brown. BACK ROW, L to R: Coach Mohr, P. Money, D. Sailer, R. Wolfrum, P. Brinck, R. Winright, K. Culler, K. Apple, T. Vance, J. Nester, L. Schulz, J. Caryer, B. Townsend, and Coach Peters . 103 ball '74 Les Maugel swings two bats . Tom Vance and Rolland Wolfrum watch Kev Apple demonstrate the knuckle- ball. Karnes, and Les Maugel get ready for a game. Joe Nester, Doug Keesbury, and Tom Thatcher all go for the same ball. tC ■ ■ ji w asi ■ ' - v -w ' Ken Karnes backs up Rick Winright as he tags out Paul Brinck. Kreg Culler taking fielding practice, TEAM SCORES WE OPP • THEY WE OPP. THEY WEOPP. THEY 3 Hicksville 2 5 Tinora 12 2 Ft . Wayne Elmhurst 0 2 Edgerton 0 33 Hicksville 5 0 Ft. Wayne Elmhurst 6 2 Ayersville 0 2 Napoleon 0 1 Evergreen 4 6 Hilltop 8 5 Napoleon 0 3 Coldwater 14 0 Paulding 17 0 Paulding 7 15 Coldwater 5 4 Delta 3 9 Defiance 1 0 Pettisville 4 7 Br yan 2 22 Antwerp 5 3 Pettisville 2 5 Patrick Henry 3 1 Bryan 2 4 Wayne Trace 2 4 Holgate 3 !09 m-m-m good! ! - L. Justinger Happiness . . . - K. Hale Varsity Cheerleaders: BOTTOM: Kathy Schubert, Lou Justinger. MIDDLE: Julie Baden, Carolyn Suf- fel. TOP: Kim Walters. Spin! Supply Company of Apaches have POWER! ! - K. Schubert Barb Kuhn - Mascot Confidence! - I. Moreno j| 73-74 110 Victory or Defeat , We're Always Behind Goofed again. Darn! - L. Sonner Lift your hands up to the sky ! - J. Baden, B. Bergman, K. Walters. It's nice to relax, isn't it girls? Reserve Cheerleaders: KNEELING: Kathy Hale. STANDLING: Loretta Sonner, Irma Moreno, Barb Bergman. Why do I have to do the splits anyway? - D. Kuhn Hey team, you're great! - J. English One more time and I’ll scream - B. Brenner 1 12 Charge up ! ! - T. Allen LEFT TO RIGHT: Theresa Allen, Joni English, Deb Kuhn, Barb Brenner. For the Team We Cheer FACULTY AND r ■ ! Superintendenf Mr. Darrell Jones served his sixteenth year as the Adminis¬ trative Head of the Central Local School District. His duties included supervising vital school affairs and administering school bond issues. Hiring new teachers and organizing the school system added to his list of burdens . Mr. Jones graduated from Defiance College with a Bache¬ lor's degree and attended Bowling Green State University where he was awarded his Master’s degree. He does post¬ graduate work at Bowling Green. During his leisure hours he enjoys hunting, fishing, and sports. Mr. Jones takes an active part in community affairs with such things as: superintendent of Sunday School of the Mark Methodist Church; teaches a Sunday School class; and he's president of the Defiance County Cancer Society and Defi¬ ance County Board of Mental Retardation. Mr . Jones checks things over . It's just one of those days. Can I help you with anything? 114 Principal Mr. Breisinger has always taken pride in going to any school activity where Fairview is being represented. He's there to listen to your side of the story when problems arise and tries to understand why you think as you do . Giving us opportunities to make our own decisions when we can , but laying down rules when we are too mixed up to see the right road to take. Thanks for giving us a chance to speak out. What can I do for you today? Vs Mr. Breisinger helps pull the load Math Department B.S. Defiance College; General Math and Algebra I . Business Education MRS . ARLENE SWEEBE B.S. Bowling Green State University; BEOPS, Personal Typing, Typing I , and Dean of Girls. MR. DOUGLAS RUPP B.A. Adrian College, M.B.A. St. Francis College; Clerical Record Keeping , Journalism , Business Law , Consumer Economics, General Business, and Account¬ ing I. 116 Language MRS. TRUDA BRACKETT B. A . Eastern Kentucky University, M.S. University of Wisconsin; French I, and Spanish 1, 2, 3. MRS . IRENE STRUBLE B.A. Ball State University; Child Care, Family Living, Home Economics I and II . Guidance MR. PETER MOUNTZ B.S. DePauw University, M.A. St. Fran¬ cis College; Guidance. MRS. FLORENCE HUSTED B.S. Purdue University; Home Economics I and II, and Advanced Cooking. Vocational Agriculture and Industrial Arts MR. DAVID POULSON B.S. Ohio State University; Plant Science and Farm Management. MR. MARK WELCH B.S. Purdue University; Animal Science, Conservation and Ecology , and Agricultural Mechanics . MR. DONALD KRETZER B.S. Bowling Green State University; Indus¬ trial Arts, Woodworking II, Electricity, and Mechanical Drawing . MR. WARD FRITZ B.S. Defiance College, M.Ed. Bowling Green State University; American Govern¬ ment and World History. MR. DEAN EDWARDS B.S. Ashland College; American History and Dramatics. MR. DAN STRAZIUSO B.A. and M.A. St. Francis College; World History, Sociology, and Psychology. Educators of Social Studies 1 . Music and Physical Education MRS . JUNE SCHULTE B.S. Defiance College; Chorus. MRS . ARLENE HEISLER B . S . Bowling Green State Univer¬ sity, M.S. University of Colorado; Girl's Physical Education. MR. KENNETH WHALEN B.S. , M. A. Bowling Green State Uni¬ versity; Bov’s Physical Education, Driver's Education and Health. MR. EDWIN HERROON B.S. Bowling Green State University Band . 1 ' English Department MISS MYRA NOLAN B.A. Huntington College; English I. MRS . SHIRLEY FRITZ B.S. Defiance College; English II, Practical English, and Books for Liv¬ ing. MRS . CAROLE CRAMER B.S. , M.A. Bowling Green State University; Great Books, Compos¬ ition and Research, American Her¬ itage , English Heritage , Modem Drama , and Poetry and Short Sto¬ ries. MRS . PEGGY JOHNS B.S. Bowling Green State Univer¬ sity; Library and American Novel . 121 Science Department MR. JAMES MILLER B . S . Bowling Green State University , M . A . Indiana University; Physics, Senior Math, and Chemistry. MR. ROBERT DIETRICH B.S. Defiance College, M. A. Bowling Green State Uni¬ versity; Biology and Health. MR. SERENUS BRUGLER B.A. Defiance College, M.E.D. St. Fran¬ cis; General Science, Human Anatomy, and Physiology . 122 School Board SITTING, L to R: Robert Heisler, Edgar Baker - President, Francis Singer - Vice President. STANDING, L to R: Elmer Clinker, John Pendleton, Robert Joost - Clerk- Treasurer. The Board of Education is responsible for the rules and regulations which are set down in the Central Local School District. With the help of the student council they are able to hear from students first hand , their new ideas which could help better our school . The members of the board work with many of the school organizations to help answer the infinite number of questions which arise . The school board is always open to suggestions , that will improve our school system . 123 J Cooks MRS. ANNA HARTMAN and MRS. MARY DULL Custodians RUSSELL HEISLER HOWARD VAIL Secretaries L TO R: Virginia Haver, Robert Dietrich, Janet Vollmer, Russell Heisler, Joe Miller, Edgar Rosebrock , Kenneth Laffin , and Robert Ebersole. MISSING FROM PHOTO: Dean Edwards. Bus Drivers MRS. ALICE SIMS MRS . MURIEL MOTTER 125 4® Fairview's Friends 00 5 £ (f HAROLD L. MIX Sherwood 899-2341 MIX INSURANCE AGENCY Plaza Center 1939 E. Second Street Defiance, Ohio SINCE 1948 GARY L. MIX Defiance 784-2933 128 THE T SHOPPE Printing and Office Supplies 423 Clinton Defiance St. 1 1 Say It With Flowers PATTEN’S 1 1 517 Second Street Defiance, Ohio 43512 Phone 782-3015 Flowers and Gifts Compliments of the FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Clinton and Fifth Defiance Ohio LEEVER GLASS SALES GIVE US THE BREAK Emergency Plate Glass Replacement Complete Glass Service Route 15 North Bryan, Ohio Ph. 636-5300 124 Clinton St. Defiance, Ohio Ph. 782-6766 784-5881 FORT DEFIANCE MEATS Wholesale and Retail 851 South Clinton Street Defiance, Ohio 43512 Phone 784-2982 Hrs. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Fri. Evenings til 9 p.m, THE NATIONAL BANK OF DEFIANCE a bank designed to serve the needs of a growing area TWO LOCATIONS Downtown- 41 4 Second St. (Next to the Post Office) Anthony Wayne Office- Corner— Clinton and Downs Sts. Drive-in and Night Deposit Facilities MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Your Fresh Fruit Headquarters We Guarantee to Save You Money on Fruits for Freezing and Canning SAILER'S STORE We Feature Top Quality Meats at Every Day Low Prices Mark Center, Ohio Hicksville 542-8011 Compliments of SEIBENICK'S OFFICE SUPPLY ADAM'S PHARMACY Office Supplies of All Types Portable Typewriters Service on All Makes of Typewriters 1400 E. Second St Defiance, Ohio 43512 Phone: 782-3771 Defiance, Ohio THE WILLEY-GARMAN DIV. RUBIN ENTERPRISES INC. Automotive Parts and Shop Equipment Defiance, Ohio 43512 Phone: 784-4556 Baldwin Pianos and Organs for Home School Church Since 1908 Courtesy of STONE'S MARKET GALE E. HALE CO 223-225 N. Clinton St Defiance, Ohio 43512 112 Hopkins St Defiance, Ohio Phone: 782-8861 Phone: 782-1040 DEFIANCE 2 MILK PRODUCTS JERZEE w BRAND _ HOMOGENIZED EVAPORATED M I UK VITAMIN D CONTENT INCREASED TO 400 UNITS PER RECONSTITUTED QUART Decorated Cakes and Party Goods Our Specialties 315 Clinton St. Defiance, Ohio Phone: 782-4871 RICHMAN WELDING WORKS Linde Gasses and Equipment Complete Welding Service f 5 . I RAY F. RICHMAN, Proprietor Wver and Locust defiance, Ohio Phone: 782-9891 131 CREDIT ADJUSTMENTS OF DEFIANCE COUNTY THE VILLA SHOE STORE 1012 Ralston Ave. Defiance, Ohio 43512 Phone: 782-3709 We Fit the Hard to Fit Feet” 143 S . Main Street Bryan, Ohio Phone: 636-2532 421 Clinton Street Defiance, Ohio Phone: 782-0781 Rjll mrrof SHCJES For Boys and Girts 1 GYMMY TRUCK SALES AND SERVICE INC. 24 Hour Wrecker Service Complete 1 Stop Service Used Trucks and Trailers Gas and Diesel Repair U.S. 24 West Defiance, Ohio Res. Phone: 784-2548 Bus. Phone: 782-9950 DAVIS TOWNE COUNTRY CLEANERS Daily 7 to 5:30 Sat. 7 to 12:30 Drapery Cleaning Is Our Specialty 840 N. Clinton St. Defiance, Ohio Phone: 782-6151 DEFIANCE LANDMARK 636 Jackson St. Defiance, Ohio Phone: 782-1070 132 KEN'S FURNITURE BAKER-SCHINDLER READY MIX AND BUILDING SUPPLIES 525 Cleveland Ave. Defiance , Ohio 43512 Phone Defiance: 782-5821 or 782-5080 MERCURY CLEANERS Save-On! Furniture to Fit Any Budget and Any Taste KennithE. Rau, Owner Phone: 782-6801 123 East Second St. Defiance, Ohio Phone: 782-1896 231 Hopkins St. Defiance, Ohio Compliments of MAST AND MOCK FUNERAL HOME Best Wishes From BROWN'S BAKERY Bakers of Bunny Jumbo Bread 529 Jefferson Ave. Defiance, Ohio Phone: 784-2441 A. VAN BRACKEL SONS INC. Complete Vending Service We will handle your complete plant vending facilities more efficiently! Phone: 782-2741 1301 Ottowa Drive Defiance, Ohio Located on Wayne and Downs Streets Defiance, Ohio Phone: 784-3330 133 . . Needs For All Your . . . REAL ESTATE Appraisals and Consultations at No Obligation PAUL HOFFMAN 608 Clinton, Defiance 784-3133 AMERICAN DISCOUNT For all Your Vitamin and Cosmetic Needs 312 Clinton, Defiance 782-0171 Compliments of THE CASUAL SHOPPE Hicksville, Ohio Ladies and Children's Sportswear Gifts Shoes t NATIONWIDE INSURANCE The Man From Nationwide Is on Your Side 784-3225 784-3225 782-7931 Nationwide Insurance Company 111 E. Clinton, Napoleon, Ohio 592-0751 Agents: Larry Brown - O. Heusi - Ben Wilhelm - VILLAGE FABRIC 110 E. High Hicksville, Ohio 43526 Phone: 542-8066 HANDY'S RECREATION Pool Hall Recreation Center Hicksville, Ohio Snack Bar Pinball Machines Phone: 542-8849 TENZER LUMBER CO. STAM BAUGH JEWELERS Build Better With Tenzer’s Quality Lumber! Do It Yourself Headquarters for All Your Building Needs A Complete Line of Building Materials for: Homeowners - Industry - Contractors Defiance, Ohio 782-1861 631 Perry Street 782-1851 Phones: Levi - Huggar - McGregor SHERMAN’S The Store for Men Defiance, Ohio Manhattan - London Fog Wembly THE STORE THAT FRIENDSHIP BUILT 516 Clinton, Defiance, Ohio PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES TEACHING AIDS UJ The HUBBARD Company VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM AT 612 CLINTON STREET 135 IS MGRE f • THIS BANK THAN STEEL ANB BRICK ANB GLASS THERE IS UNBERSTANBING Member F.D.t.C. WE CARE . . . FRIENDS USUALLY DO 1st National Bank BRYAN, OHIO PET INCORPORATED Grocery Products Division 719 E. High St. Bryan, Ohio Phone: 636-1181 PET DAIRY PRODUCTS A UHLMAN'S Williams County's Favorite Department Store 119 S. Main St. Bryan, Ohio 43556 Phone: 636-1857 D D BARBER SHOP WONSETTLER'S FLOWERS The Latest in Hair Styles Including Hairpieces 212 S . Main St. Bryan, Ohio Ph. 636-3708 Florists Since 1884 FTD Wire Service 132 N. Walnut Street Bryan, Ohio Phone: 636 -’2648 136 HARRINGTON BODY INC. Auto Glass Auto Air Conditioning Bear Frame Straigh tening Wheel Alignment North on State Route 15 Phone: 636-1832 Radiator Repair Balancing Bryan, Ohio - Boys' Corner 105 S. Main St. HAWKS Official Williams County Scout Headquarters Complete Tux Rental Service Men and Boys Name Brands Phone: 636-1240 Men's Store Bryan, Ohio RINGER DRUG STORE Your Prescription Drug Store Two Locations in Bryan East of Square Opposite Courthouse Ph. 636-1355 Medical Center 442 W . High Street Ph. 636-7314 ♦ AOENCV: INC •� mm mm mm - mm warn m ■ INSURANCE AND BONDS FIRE, AUTO, HOMEOWNERS, FARMOWNERS LIFE ACCIDENT AND HEALTH 10Z South Lynn Bryan Phone 636-1125 137 WBNO RADIO AM - 1520 FM - 100.9 THE TOP SOUND at the TOP OF OHIO Bryan Ohio Compliments of BRYAN METALS, INC. South Main St. Bryan, Ohio Phone: 635-4571 SPANGLER IMPLEMENT Dealers for Ford , Simplicity, Coby, Gehl New Holland, Brillion, Homelite McCurdy, Snowmobiles Route 4 Bryan , Ohio BRYAN SEWING CENTER VIKING MAKES ALL OTHER MACHINES OBSOLETE SEE AND TRY THE VIKING CONVERTIBLE SEWING MACHINE BFFflRE YOU BUY VIKING is the only machine in the world that will sew any weight of material, at any speed desired, with any size thread necessary to hold that material together in any direction of the gar¬ ment, with any stitch pat¬ tern necessary to properly manufacture or repair any garment. Bryan See the Viking at S. Main St. Ohio HOLABIRD COMPANY KIESER PHARMACY Your Prescription Pharmacy Fine Dining Room Furniture 204 E. Edgerton St. Ohio Love , Max Factor Yardley, Corday Cosmetics Phone: 636-4531 Bryan Phone: 636-1174 Bryan 116 W. High Ohio WATSON WELL-DRILLING INC. Drilling and Repairing Any Size Water Well 2 in. to 12 in. Licensed and Insured Contractors Yard Hydrants and Water Lines Route 4 Bryan, Ohio DR. ROBERT D. HILBERT OPTOMETRIST 324 W . High Street Bryan, Ohio 43506 Phone: 636-3638 MILLER — JONES SHOE STORE New and Bold Styles for Young and Old: Chelsea Square Playettes Fashion Fit Complete Line of Handbags and Accessories We Honor BankAmericard 141 South Main Bryan, Ohio LEHMANN'S AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SER. Radiator Service Brakes Redoring Gary and Janet Lehmann East High Street (Next Door to Putt Swing Golf Course) Tune-Up Phone: 636-3011 Bryan, Ohio DAIRY QUEEN SINE RADIO TV ZENITH SALES AND SERVICE Color - Black and White Phone: 636-3858 East on Route 34 Bryan, Ohio I ;Ken splits • shakes • sundaes ' SlJfcS ■ $L' Splits - Shakes - Sundaes Dogs - Barbecue - Chicken FRANK'S SUNOCO Gasoline - Oil Tires - Batteries Z Lubrication - Brakes - Tune-Up Phone: 636-9911 Corner Union and Mulberry Bryan, Ohio Bryan Ohio 139 THE ARO CORPORATION Bryan, Ohio I i Colonial manor MOTEL RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE COLONIAL MANOR MOTEL DINING ROOM Planned for Your Convenience and Comfort Motel and Dining Room E . High Street at S . Union Street Phone: 636-3123 Brayn ft Ohio CARROLL - AMES COMPANY TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Hardwares - Housewares Sporting Goods - Paints GE Appliances - Gifts - Toys Phone: 636-1149 THE CENTURY PRESS Fine Printing Service Since 1854 Complete Printing Service Business Social Weddings 222 W. High Bryan, Ohio Phone: 419-636-1049 Bryan 140 N. Main Street Ohio Compliments of THE OHIO GAS COMPANY To Service Your Every Need Ohio DR. R. L. WOOD0EARD Small Animal Hospital Office Hours by Appointment State Route 34 3ryan, Ohio Ph. 636-3848 MURRAY ELECTRIC Wiring and Fixtures Phone: 636-2535 Bryan Ohio Compliments of DON'S RESTAURANT Good Food and Service 103 W. Butler St. CROW'S CARS The Safe Place to Buy a Used Car Phone: 636-2947 South Main Street Bryan Ohio K R CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY Bryan Located Beside the Bryan Theater Ohio BRYAN WASH FILL DR. CARL M. RUPP CHIROPRACTOR io Bryan Drive With Pride in a Clean Car We Feature Mobil Oil Products and Hanna Carwash Equipment 1206 S. Main Ohio Bryan Call for Appointment 636-2137 324 W. High Street Ohio 141 €tck Ji Sketch All time best selling drawing toy •fc 'ftlUfl i-WWi WW-E E THI FUN CSOWP BOWLS � KIRCHER'S FLOWERS BY BOB CAROL 119 Jefferson Ave. Greenhouse Fresh Flowers for Over 50 Years Defiance, Ohio 784-5321 ____ NORTH WESTERN ELECTRIC CO-OP INC. Phone: 636-2043 Bryan Ohio ' AtlanticRichfieldCompany Route 2 Bryan, Ohio BRYAN ELEVATOR, INC. Top Dollar - With Fast Service Feed - Grain - Farm Supplies For Best Gains Use Master Mix Phone: (419) 636-1440 VAGABOND VILLAGE RESTAURANT Highway 127 and 24 Cecil, Ohio SHERWOOD MOTEL T.V. - Coffee Electric Heat State Route 127 Air Conditioned Sherwood Phone: 899-2172 DEFIANCE LANDMARK INC. Fertilizer Feed Seed Custom Spraying Phone: 899-2130 Sherwood, Ohio SOHIGRO SERVICE CO. 3 4 Mile West on Highway 18 Sherwood, Ohio Bulk and Bag Fertilizer - Anhydrous Ammonia - Insecticides and Herbicides Custom Spraying Northup King Seeds Call: Sherwood - 899-2150 LARRY GRAFT, Manager ELLIOT’S MARKET CARRY OUT SHERWOOD MARATHON a mm J M p.j mwm A R A T H J N 1 Phone 899-2131 Sherwood, Ohio PEERLESS Home Cooked Meals Open 7 Days a Week Hours: Weekdays - 6:30-10:00 Saturdays - 7:00-10:00 Sundays - 8:00-9:00 Fresh Pizza Sherwood Manager - Mr. Thomas Luderman State Route 127 and 18 Phone: 899-2128 Sherwood 143 STAUFFER-ANDREWS- MENDENHALL INSURANCE AGENCY (Lee Moats Agency) GENERAL INSURANCE Sherwood Defiance Phone 899-2135 Phone 784-5431 WHOHJ73 5 6 7 8 9 II 12 13 14 15 16 1920212223 ROSEANN'S BEAUTY SHOP Roseann Nusbaum - Owner and Operator For Appointment Call 899-2310 On Openlander Road Sherwood Specializing in Permanent Waves • Shampoos • Hair Styling • Hair Cutting • Wigs - Sales and Styling ■ - BOLTON'S HEALTH FARM Compliments of DECKER, INC. Natural Vitamins Special Cheeses Thompson- Plus - Schiff I-H Farm and Industrial Equipment - Parts and Service Natural Fruits and Vegetables Mark Center 542-8762 Sherwood SOHIGRO SERVICE CO. Dry Bulk and Bag Liquid Starter Anhydrous Ammonia Insecticides and Herbicides Custom Application Mark Center, Ohio Phone: 542-7021 144 INTl� NATIO Al HA� V($T(« WIGWAM BEAUTY SALON R.R. 1 Ney Mrs. Debra Flory f MOATS FORD SALES Northwestern Ohio’s Oldest Ford Sales Paul Moats Mark Moats Defiance and Sherwood Phone: 636-4363 or 633-4733 Farmer, Ohio FARMER MUTUAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION ■H SHERWOOD HARDWARD FLORY’S WATCH AND DIAMOND STORE Hanna Paint Siegler Space Heater McCullouch Chain Saws M . T . D . Mowers - Tillers • Riders Watches and Diamonds Watch and Clock Repair Phone: 899-2755 Sherwood, Ohio Phone 899-2878 P. O. Box 48A Sherwood, Ohio 145 I GREENISEN FUNERAL SERVICE DEROSSETT'S Zenith T.V. Variety and Soda Fountain GREENISEN FUNERAL SERVICE Sherwood, Ohio Phone: 899-2101 24 Hour Service Bryan Phone: 636-1189 Thomas A. Tilton Ralph H. Greenisen Director Director Phone: 899-2222 Sherwood RIVER RUN PLAZA Open 24 Hours • Home Cooked Meals • Complete Truck Stop • Steaks or Snacks Featuring Tire Repair • Truck Accessories and Fuel Motor Home Available for Rent Layel and Linda Rice - Owners Compliments of ESTER'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone: 899-2185 North Harrison Street Sherwood PHIL’S BARBER SHOP Hair Cuts Shampoos Hair Styling SMITH’S SOHIO SERVICE STATION Sherwood Ohio Compliments of HELLEMN’S GARAGE Phone: 899-2160 Sherwood Sherwood, Ohio SHERWOOD LUMBER COMPANY Lumber - Millwork - Paint Builder’s Supplies Roofing 147 Phone: 899-2925 Sherwood, Ohio WILHELM ORCHARD Fine Varieties Jonathan Winesap Phone: 658-2157 State Route 15 Delicious Banana Grimes Golden Ney, Ohio NEY HARDWARE Complete Line of Hardware Goods Appliances - Paint Sporting Goods Wiring - Plumbing - Heating Right Downtown Ney, Ohio NEY FACTORY OUTLET Main Street 48 Box 16 Ney, Ohio Phone: 658-2517 Yards of Upholstery in Stock Towels by the Pound Lots of Luck Apaches ! R FAMILY RESTAURANT Noon Specials Open 6a.m. to 9 p . m . 6a.m. to 7 p . m . on Fridays Sundays - 8a.m. to 8p.m. Closed Saturdays Ney, Ohio Phone: 658-2724 NEY OIL COMPANY Gasoline Fuel Oil Diesel Fuel Complete Line of Goodyear Tires Car - Truck - Farm Phone 658-2329 Ney, Ohio Front End Alignment Wheel Balance Brake Service Phone 899-2181 Sherwood, Ohio 149 Best Wishes From THE SHERWOOD STATE BANK Sherwood, Ohio We Invite You to Ma ke This Bank - YOUR Bank A Cordial Welcome Awaits You Where You Are Still Known by Your Name Instead of by Number Member F . D . I . C . Phone 899-2111 COOPER'S SUPPLY COMPANY Plumbing: Heating Electrical: Water Softeners: Blown Insulation and Air Conditioning Phone: 899-2805 Sherwood, Ohio WIRTH'S Compliments of HUDSON’S GROCERY We Have a Complete Line of Groceries Meats F ruits Sherwood, Ohio Phone 899-2674 Choice Beefs Dry Goods Can Goods and Always’s Something! GROCERY John Wirth Manager Phone: 899-2395 1 50 NEY LUMBER CO. Everything a Builder Needs NEY AUTO SERVICE Auto and Tractor Repair Welding Ney, Ohio Phone: 658-2337 Phone: 658-2335 Congratulations to the Senior Class of '74! Larry Fritch Ney Prop. Ohio NEY LUMBER CO. THE NEY CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN COMPANY Party Goods Beer Wine and Pop Open 7 Days a Week Jim and Judy Holeman - Owners Groceries Luncheon Meats Route 15 Phone: 658-9707 Ney, Ohio Wayne-Murphy - D-E Feeds Bulked and Bagged Fertilizer Seed Cleaning Phone: 658-2319 NEY SUPER MART JOHNSON’S RESTAURANT DUCAT'S DEPARTMENT STORE Dry Goods and Ready-to-Wear Carpet, Drapes, Baby Dept. Phone: 399-4796 Good Food and Good Service On the South Side of the Square Paulding Ohio Paulding Compliments of FRY'S PHARMACY See Us for All of Your Prescription and Cosmetic Needs Ohio i . Phone: 399-2886 108 E. Jackson St. THE COUNTRY CHIROPRACTOR DAVID R. HUGHES, D. C. R. R. 2 Paulding S.Te 111 W. - Just west of city limits Chiropractic Corrects the Cause of Disease without Drugs of Surgery Compliments From MOORE'S CLOTHING STORE Hicksville Ohio Paulding The Smart Place to Shop! 101 E. Perry St. Ohio 102 East GLENN W. BAIR Jackson St. Phone: 399-4811 Paulding Ohio LIECHTY FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. YOUR JOHN DEERE SERVICE CENTER dgerton Ohio CHARLES CO. DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing for All Ages Also a Wide Variety of Fabrics Bryan Ohio Shop the Smart Way at MODE O' DAY South Side of the Square in Bryan, Ohio 105 W. Butler St. Follow the Apache News in the PAULDING PROGRESS Compliments of MANEVAL SERVICE, INC. Paulding 103 S. Williams Ohio Expert Truck Repairing 924 E. Bryan St. Phone: 636-1179 Bryan, Ohio Stop in and Meet the Fellows at BOB'S GULF SERVICE The Service You Receive Makes Our Reputation Phone: 636-4288 Bryan, Ohio _ I JONES UPHOLSTERING SHOP Custom-Made Furniture Church Cushioning Recovering and Repairing Auto and Truck Seats Phone 636-2638 1 4 Mile East of Bryan 153 Greenhouse Fresh Flowers for All Occasions PANASAK'S HICKSVILLE | GREENHOUSE East on Route 18 Ph. 542-8928 1 Bowl for Physical Fitness at HI-LANES BOWLING Compliments of THE HICKSVILLE DAIRY BAR PHARMACY Join Our Free Learn-to-Bowl Program We Sell: Phone 542-5841 WE DRILL AND PLUG BALLS 116 E. High St. Phone: 542-3060 Hicksville Ohio DOTCO — jj Sfjf I - ■ ... J ,'t ' • L, • i i . • j JR� Hicksville 154 Manufacturers of Precision, Portable Pneumatic Tools and Power Motors of Industry Ohio HICKSVILLE BUILDING LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY Your Savings Earned Every Day and Are Available Without Delay. First Mortgage Loans on Farms Drive-In Deposit Window and and Town Residence Night Depository Save by Mail . . . We Pay Postage Phone 542-4285 or 542-3875 Hicksville, Ohio Compliments of BEN’S BARBER SHOP Hicksville HAVER'S VILLAGE FURNITURE, INC. Complete Line of Home Furnishings Hours: 9A.M. - 5:30 P.M. 193 E. High Ohio Hicksville Ohio HICKSVILLE GRAIN COMPANY When It's Time for the Harvest of the Crops, and You're in a Hurry THE HICKSVILLE GRAIN COMPANY is the Best in Service Hicksville, Ohio Phone: 542-5081 Compliments of CROMWELL SERVICE 506 E. High St. Hicksville, Ohio 43526 Phone: 542-9185 Congratulations Seniors ! HARKEY'S RESTAURANT Hrs. 11 a. m. to 11 p.m. Daily Closed Mondays Steaks - Chops - Seafood Complete Carry Out Service Curb Service 518 W. High Hicksville, Ohio STOLLER'S SEED HOUSE We Clean and Sell All Kinds of Seeds 101 Edgerton Street Hicksville, Ohio 43526 Phone: 542-7113 llgfi ■ - -SJ O Z m —W � � attm- . .,« • ! « •f .1P ..!gg � .’� «� ■ trniw mmmk immim 'mm-. ■ � gwr wnan'KiMt • •“■amr saw tawm ,« s ibsbsbe..-- - te£ss22a ! 56 156 E. High Hicksville, Ohio Compliments of H W AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Napa Jobber - Machine Shop Service 134 East High Hicksville, Ohio Phone: 542-8484 GAMBLES Appliances - TV Radio - Hardware Gifts 43526 Phone: 542-6071 Hicksville, Ohio Bryan, Ohio 54Z-4011 636-3337 BOB MILLER SALES INC. KADUK ELECTRIC DESIGN AND INSTALLATION 568 W. High Hicksville, Ohio NEW AND USED CARS BO B M ILLEI ITE SALE NOvV 115 North Maple Hicksville, Ohio 43526 Phone: 542-8300 Phone: 542-2091 157 Compliments of FARMER GARAGE 24 Hour Heavy Duty Wrecker and Road Service — Phone 658-24 1 4 — 2 Heavy and I Light Wreckers to Serve Your Needs CLETUS MAVIS — — Manager Farmer, Ohio 158 LUTTERBEIN LUMBER COMPANY ' fOU WILL 00 KTTiP 1 M T TER B E iJN LUMBER CO, £ Check with us for ALL your building needs, Phone: 298-2371 Edgerton, Ohio I ’ 4 � 3ElMF31 i LONELM PRINTING COMPANY Wedding Invitations - a Specialty 721 N. Williams Street Paulding, Ohio Phone 399-4046 Compliments of BRINER'S STORE Warren, Blanche, Gloria Houseware - Gifts - Paints Phone 298-2511 Edgerton, Ohio CASEBERE MOTOR SALES AND CASEBERE BODY FENDER SERVICE Dodge Sales and Service Wrecker Service Complete-Body Rebuilding and Refinishing Edgerton, Ohio Phone 419-298-2631 LOU WITTE FORD INC. Ford U . S . 6 East 298-2315 Edgerton, Ohio 159 Allis Chalmers and New Idea TRUE VALUE EDGERTON HARDWARE Over 4,000 Stores in 50 States America’s Largest Hardware Chain Edgerton, Ohio Phone: 298-2701 FISHER IMPLEMENT COMPANY THE EDGERTON STATE BANK COMPANY KAISER'S ARCO AND KAMPER SALES Featuring Skamper Kampers Edgerton, Ohio Phone: 298-2339 Resources Over 17 1 2 Million Dollars 71 Years of Continuous Service Large Enough to Serve You, Small Enough to Know You IMM TRACTOR SALES Oliver Farmhand • Fox Edgerton, Ohio Phone: 298-2013 Edgerton, Ohio KRILL ELECTRIC APPLIANCE, INC. Oren Insulation Electric Radiant Heat Kelvinator Appliances All Types of Farm Equipment N. Michigan Ave. Ph. 298-2013 Edgerton, Ohio 43517 Phone 298-2122 JACK F. COMPLETE FUNERAL SERVICE MODERATELY PRICED 636-1158 516 E. HIGH BRYAN 24 HR. EMERGENCY AMBULANCE SERVICE Compliments of BOB'S DAIRY BAR RESTAURANT Pepsi’s got a lot to give Thi n- a nt v national pa� ltmt !t tnf making nt JVpn' port « f il nil uh f hv ‘tv-rg% to h� t v«w liv b«g ml a taut ' that lHKK r than l� f IVtl 4c North Michigan Ave. Edgerton, Ohio 43517 Phone: 298-2713 FUNERAL DIRECTORS - CHAPEL omt 206 NORTH LYNN STREET BRYAN, OHIO 636-3139 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Our 46th Year 161 V FAIRVIEW'S FRIENDS BRYAN Roger’s Speed Shop Staugh's Paint Store Hancock Bros. Excavating Bunnt Hill Beauty Shop Russel's Clothing Store Dr. Richardson, Optometrist Wisler Pattern Works Dr. Thomas Olnhausen Brown's Dairy L. O. Hanna SHERWOOD Grimm's Locker DEFIANCE Rettig Music Store Defiance Crescent News Dr. Burke James Weisgerber NEY Mary’s Magic Mirror PAULDING Brune Printing Co . Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rupp Mr. and Mrs. Keith Morton Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vance Mr. Bob Woodring Mr. and Mrs. Momroe Weaner Mr. Dwey Foust Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ray Koch Mr. and Mrs. Dan Straw Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schulz Mr. Stu Chongson Mr . Mark Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowers Mr. Sam Koch Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Heisler Mr. and Mrs. Dwight. Miller Mike Wirth Cindy Hall Mr. and Mrs. Russel Heisler 74 APACHE BOOSTERS The Yearbook Staff sincerely thanks the following people who contributed $1 . 00 each to help de¬ fray the cost of this year's Warrior.” Mr. and Mrs. Walt Hemenway Mr. and Mrs. N. LaVon Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sailer Mr . and Mrs . Max Peter Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mohr Rog Ford Dan Hasch Mr . and Mrs . Roger Cook Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wright Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wirth Mr. and Mrs. Robert Breisinger Mr. and Mrs. Lee Keeterle Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bok Mrs. June Schulte Jerger Breininger, Inc. Mr . and Mrs . Darrell Jones Mr. and Mrs. Stan Smith Mr. and Mrs. Vance Heisler Mr. and Mrs. Pete Cline Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Sailer Mr. and Mrs. Dale English Mr. and Mrs. Richard Purk Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Crites Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wolfmm Mr. and Mrs. Alan Culler Mr. Larry Winright Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Vollmer Mr. and Mrs. Dan Straziuso Mr. Curt Miller Mr. Kevin Appel Mr. Rick Winright Mr. Bob Pangalangan Mr. and Mrs. Deloy Appel Mrs. Vanda Appel Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beverly Mr. Joe Jerger Mr. Joe Nester Mr. Rick Singer Mr . and Mrs . Rick Renollot Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bergman Mr. and Mrs. Lavon Wiles Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bergman Mr . and Mrs . Alvin Schubert 162 —