Fairmont West High School - Dragon Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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Suki? -I Q '1'l'J f K A 5 ,: f' - t - f 1?-gen.. ,lf 1 .lb 'T-s .- ha. , P-5 vw J-17? - in .1 ---::a::-42:-' K naw- 4.42- Reading from left to right: Mrs. L. L. Heaton, Mr. E. Prass, Mr. George L. Wheeler, Mrs. Adolph Blome, Mrs. G. L, Wheeler. Mrs. H. L, Altenburg, Fairmont iP3ICHt'TC3Cl'lCfS ASSOCLlatlOI'l The Fairmont Parent Teachers' Association now in its third year of active service, is under the direction of Mr. George L. Wheeler, presidentg Mrs. H. L. Altenburg, vice president, Mrs. Adolph Blome, recording secretary, Mrs. L. L. Heaton, correspond' ing secretaryg and Mrs, George L. Wheeler, treasurer. At the head of the various com' mittees are: Mrs. C. W. Mapes, membership, Miss Elva Beck, publicity, Mrs. W. G. Haines, art, Mrs. C, Bert Miller, program, Mrs. Clark Powell, hospitality, Mr. C. E. Kolb, ways and means, and Mrs. Cora Uhrig, council delegate. The annual football banquet, sponsored by the P. T. A., was served by the ladies of the organization in the cafeteria of our new Fairmont High School. This banquet was served, without thought of profit, at a very nominal price, and the cafeteria was taxed to its capacity. Coach George Gauthier, of Ohio Wesleyan University, was the principal speaker of the evening. On january 12, 1931, the ways and means committee, under the capable leader' ship of Mr. C. E. Kolb, joined with the Southern Hills P. T. A. in sponsoring a dance and card party at the DaytonfBiltmore Hotel. This affair, well attended by parents, faculty members, and students, was declared a hugs success by all present. The P. T. A., at this writing, is contemplating the sponsoring of another minstrel show, to be given by practically the same cast which produced the minstrel of last year, and which we so well remember. Recently the P. T. A. had the privilege of contributing to the student aid fund of the Fairmont Alumni Association. This is a worthy cause and should receive the support of all of us. The work of our Parent Teachers' Association is one of prime importance, and the membership and support of every loyal parent and teacher of Fairmont High School are earnestly solicited. 'r FAIRMONT HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION President ....................................,..,.......,,.....,...........,........,....,.,.,........,...,.. Marjorie Hedges Vice President ..,,............ ........, C . Palmer Boyles Recording Secretary ........, .......,..... C lark Powell Corresponding Secretary ..... ..,......,...,... L ouise Wright Treasurer .. ..,.,............ ...... ..,,........,... ,.,..... G e o rge E. Hartsock -..gif 3 Ek..-

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