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

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Dedication WE, the class of ,39, having sailed With the good ship Fairmont over the past years, stand on the gangplank and pause before going ashore. During our four years aboard We have seen horizons come and gog We have seen a bigger and better Fairmont being built. After being at part of the numerous changes during our cruise, We disembark with the sincerest hope that the Fairmont of tomorrow will have smooth sailing. With the new music and shop addition under construction, We believe that it is germane to these changes that We dedicate our annual to Fairmont and her new horizons.

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THIS Cruise Book has been compiled by Jeanne Anderson, editor 5 Virginia Lowry and Earl Severs, business managers, Anne Starbuck, Babbette Martin, Wanda Smith, Marie Michael, Mary Ann Rauch, Robert Graeter, Ruth Potter, George Monnier, David Van Harlingen, associate editors, Helen Hartsock and Richard Somers, ad- visers. Many others have helped with this pro- ject which the staff hopes will picture life on The Dragon as the invigorating adven- ture of Fairn1ont's youth afloat.

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Friends Ashore WAVING fond farefwells and loading the state- rooms with thoughtful provisions for the cruise are seen W. A. Driscoll, County Superintendent of Schools, Floyd Rasor, assistant superintendent and attendance officer, and the county board of educa- tion, Edgar Wilson, N. A. Shank, T. K. Prugh, Elgar Weaver and F. M. Staver. U Fairmont Parent Teachers Association President ....,..,. ,.....,,,.., M rs. Russell Young Mrs. Jack Hamilton and Vice President ..,..,,,..,........, Mrs. C. P. Ross Miss Helen Vogelsang ..,..... Hospitality Recording Secretary ....,....,...... Mrs. Widau Mrs. Hynes .......,.............................. Health Corresponding Secretary Mr. R. Whisler ....,................... Legislative Miss Laura Marshall Mrs. Geo. Crane ,.............. Membership Treasurer ........,.,........,...,.... Mrs. A. J. Poth Mr. Richard Somers ................, Publicity Executive Board: Miss Rachel Urick ,,..,... ..,................ A rt Mrs. Laub ..........,.. .,..., W ays and Means Mr. Clark Haines .............,.............. Music Mrs. Giele ..,................,.......,........ Program Mr. D. L. Barnes.. ................. Education Mrs. Schnorf ......,.....,... Council Delegate Mrs. Robert Michael ......,............ Welfare THE Parent-Teachers Association has stood by the 1939 Dragon cruise and thoughtfully provided many tokens of their interest for the passengers. Timely speakers have been presented. Mr. McCandless spoke on the problems of youth, Professor Slutz discussed vocations, Mr. Whisler conducted a round table on school legislative problems, Mrs. Bugbee talked on reading, and Mr. Whisler, Mr. Warner and Mr. Epps presented summer travel films. Open house and a spring style show interested and instructed many on cruise as to profitable things done by some of the passengers on the voyage. Provision was made to support many school activities such as the Purple Pow Wow, the Christmas Vester. Such loyal interest displayed by friends ashore is a large factor in smooth sailing for those aboard ship.