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

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C ontents Book 1-ADMINISTRATION ,.......,. Book 2-CLASSES .........A.......... Book 3-Activities ..,,..... . Book 4-CLUBS ......,,.. Book 5'-Athletics ...,...... Book 6-Advertising ......... .i......Pages 1-8 .......Pages 9f26 ..,......Pages 27f40 ...,.,,.Pages 4164 .....,..Pages 55566 ,....,..,Pages 67f80 PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS UNDER THE FOLLOWING STAFF! Editor .,.....,...........,,..,..,.............................,,......,, Circulation ........ Departments ...... Classes .......,.... Art .......... Music .,,.....,..,...,..., Humor .............,..,..... Business Manager ........ Adv ertisin g. ,.,,.,....... Chronology ....... .s......,. Athletics ........ 'Typist ..,..,....., Faculty Advisers Suzanne Miller ....,.,.Russell Bigler ,..........Brita. Greyerz .......Colleen Bushong ,,......Garnett Stewart ........s.Lewis White ,.,..,..Jeanne Watts ..,.,.....Ray Hoefling Inskeep School Activities. ....... ............ M arguerite Bass Clubs ..................... ......,.,. W illiam Hoeflinger Wanner McClelland Fred Blocher Catherine Reber ..,.,.,..He1en Hartsock, Minnie Balzhiser, Homer Wagner

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We, tlze class of1951, cleclicate our annual to the Patrons of Van Buren T0'wRSJliP wlxo lzave macle Posssilnle Uris magnwcent new Iiuilcling for the aclvancement of eclucationf.

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3.25 I ri 44-My W 1 YI 'A K. -ht f. 'F-'Tut 'D'f4G0 '-1' SCHOOL BOARD Reading from left to right: Clayton Parsonsg Chester Crauderg Claude Phillips, Presidentg S. C. Britton, Clark Powell, Clerk. Dedication On the eve of Wednesday, December 10, 1930, our new Fairmont High School first threw open its doors to the public. Many who had been anxiously waiting to see our new building were amply rewarded by its beauty. The halls were decorated with palms, the offices and classrooms with beautiful flowers, and specimens of students' class work transformed many empty wall spaces. In the various departments, displays were given by the pupils themselves. The English classes showed pictures of the countries whose authors they had been studying, and a very interesting explanation was given with each. Various members of the typing classes gave a rhythm drill which attracted much attention and gave the visitors an idea of the importance of rhythm in typewriting. In the banking room the history of the Fairmont commercial department was run off the rotospeed and handed to the visif tors. Many interesting experiments were worked out in the Chemistry and Biology departments. In other rooms, students pointed out the attractive features to the visitors. That evening marked the laying of the first milestone, the dedication of our new high school. Music-America ..,.... ...,...........,...............,..........,.,.........,.,..........,,.,.,.., E ntire Audience Directed by W. B. Rimanoczy Invocation ..,......... ...,..,....,. Q .,.,.......,...............,..,.....,................ R ev. M. P. Schoepfle Music .....,...,.............,,. .............,.........,..,...,.,.......,.......,..... F airmont High School Chorus Directed by W. B. Rimanoczy Remarks by Architect .,.......,...................,...... ...George Walker, WalkerfNorxvick Co. Presentation of Building to Patrons of Township ...........,...............,........ Claude Phillips, President Board of Education Response .......,....,.....,.....,.,............ Q ...,.............................................,.. J. E. Prass, Principal Musica-Male Quartette ....... ......,. W . B. Rimanoczy, Gene Powell, F. Gatwood, Howard Wiley Dedicatory Address ..... ...........,..,..........................,..,.........,....,..... H on. Earl R. Lewis Music ........................ ...,....,.,...........,.........,,..,.......,......... F airmont High School Chorus Directed by W. B. Rimanoczy Benediction .................,.............,....................,.....,.....,..........,.............. Rev. M. P. Schoepfle Mr. Barnes was chairman of this memorable program. 4 13..-