Fairview High School - Warrior Yearbook (Sherwood, OH)

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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

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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

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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).