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

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FalrmonT Parc-znT Teacher Assoclahon Seafed M s We dl ch Mrs Wlllce Miss Kennedy a dng Erns Presden Ms Per ns Mr rass The PairmonT ParenT Teacher AssociaTion under The durechon OT Mr George L ErnsT pres1denT Mrs O A Wilke vice presidenT Mrs G E Weidlich secreTary Miss Laura Kennedy corresponding secreTary and Mrs L T Perlcms Treasurer is now in :Ts TiTTh year and has The largesT membership since being organized The various commiTTees conducTed by The Tollowing members successTully spon sored many acTiviTies Tor The general welTare oT The school and The commumTy Mrs ChesTer Crauder program Mr Cecil Adams ways and means Mrs L C BrnTTon publiciTy Mrs WorTh PresTon hospiTaliTy Miss Rachel Uriclc arT Mrs G L ErnsT welTare: Mrs. M. P, SchoepTle music. The mosT noTeworThy oT These acTiviTies were: The annual TooTball banqueT served by The P. T. A. ladies in The school caTeTeria: a communiTy Halloween parTy in The FairmonT gymnasium, being well aTTended by parenTs TaculTy members sTu- denTs and Triends. AT This highly successTul parTy games were played prizes given and a good Time enjoyed by all. The P. T. A. was privileged To conTribuTe To The Tunds oT The music deparTmenT and also presenTed To The school Through The arT deparTmenT a membership in The DayTon ArT lnsTiTuTe Tor The currenT year. The programs in connecTion wiTh The regular meeTings were very inTeresTing and enTerTaining. The mosT ouTsTanding one was an address delivered by Mr. A. E. RoberTs boy scouT execuTive oT CincinnaTi on The evening oT February 28Th. This meeTing was aTTended by approximaTeIy Two hundred persons. The ParenTATeacher AssociaTion plays a mosT imporTanT role in The acTiviTies oT PairmonT and every parenT and Teacher inTeresTed in The welTare oT our sTudenTs should be included in The membershp. G, S. ERNST, Pres. Page T e fy-s'x 6 THE 'DRAGOAL L LL. LLL. L L M4414 . f O 2. 's 2 r. i i 1 . ' 3 ' 2 ST ni : Mr. T, i T3 r. ki g . P . I W n I

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The STudenT Council LeT To righT FirsT Ro Frances Summers MarTha Po ell Mary Po ell Nona PiTTs Virg ma Lands Second Ro Charles Slagle Charles W Ike Frank l-lam lTon Donald Monbeck Carl Creager Third Ro Mark Shepard Mr Prass Paul Bushong Orville Bre er The STudenT Council aT FairmonT sTarTed in I929 BurT Moore and Eldon Basinger were The sTudenT Tounders oT This organizahon The acTive work oT This TirsT STudenT Council was maniTesTecl in an annual bazaar The STudenT Council This year consisTed oT ThirTeen members Each class had Three represenTaTives excepT The Senior class who were enTiTled To Tour These mem bers were elecTed by Their class maTes The Council voTed Tor Their leaders This year presidenT Carl Creager vice presidenT Charles Slagle secreTary and Treasurer Mary Powell and TaculTy adviser Mr Prass The Council meT regularly To discuss school problems. AT an early meeTing The Council Took The responsibiliTy of hall duTy and all pep assemblies. Frank l-lamilTon was appoinTed To Take charge of These assemblies. l.aTer in The year They decided To Take over The responsibiliTy oT giving anoTher annual bazaar. This proved one oT The successful evenTs oT The school year. Each sTu- denT had an assigned parT which he cheerfully perTormed. Buses running from every secTion oT The school disTricT helped To deliver a capaciTy crowd when The doors opened aT seven ThirTy. Among The mosT popular booThs were The counTry sTore and The baseball Throw. The darT booTh Tile booTh and ring The pin booTh offered a place To display skill. Horrors were supplied by Blue Beard. The Telegraph booTh Turnished consTanT laughs. A giTT shop equipped by The indusTrial arTs home economics and arT classes Turnished suggesTions Tor ChrisTmas giving. Candy and various kinds of Tood were dispensed To all comers. Joe Dunn and Bob Wheeler masTers oT ceremony were The ballyhoo kings of The day. A Talking picTure was shown aTTer TesTiviTies aT The various booThs had waned. This was Tollowed by The giving oT prizes donaTed by merchanTs. The lasT proiecT The Council accepTed was The awarding oT leTTers To The cheer leaders. ln following years They would elecf The cheer leaders. Page T onfy-su sn www ee-e THE TRAGON T ' 3 ' w: , w , w , ' , ' i' i.