Fairview High School - Warrior Yearbook (Sherwood, OH)

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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

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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

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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