Fairview High School - Warrior Yearbook (Sherwood, OH)

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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

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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

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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