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

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Shepherds. angels and the wise men were snapped by the camerman alter the annual presentation ot the Christmas story, the final program before the holiday season. PROGRAMS GIVE RELAXATION iam Wilson supplies the students with interesting novels and nonfiiction books. She also teaches freshman English, supervises the bookstore, and orders the classroom instruc- tion films. She is Girl Reserve co-adviser. Mr. Robert Mitchell and Mr. Charles Grice are the most popular men around school when someone spills a bottle ot ink, when paper is all over the shower and locker rooms, or when Walks need clearinq. Theirs is a big task- keepinq the building clean and doinq small iavors for faculty and students alike, yet each of them does his tasks cheerfully and quickly. lames Wallace, William 9 Pontis, and William Perch- ment are preparing the stage for the senior class play by renovating some furniture. A scene from the Industrial Arts department shows Norma H o w a r d and Karl Gruqin at work on a proiect. 4 ,, ,A

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CLASS ROOM INSTRUCTION VARIES Although rationing made it rather difficult for the usual varied menu, Miss Helen Vogel- sang and her competent cafeteria stall served many wholesome, appetizing lunches to the student body. She teaches cooking, by which means she prepares the future homenialcers to serve attractive, well-balanced diets. Students desiring more extensive work in mathematics will find Mr. Homer Wagner willing to oblige with courses in Algebra ll, trigonomeiry, and solid and plane geometry. Besides this full time job, he acts as assistant principal, treasurer of the athletic funds, and official time-keeper at the games. He is also a senior class advisor. 'lb Miss Christine Vtfahl goes the task of teaching English, history, and personal typ- ing. Special emphasis is given to juniors pre- paring for college. Besides these classes, her extra time is spent Working with the National Honor Society. Coach Hadley Watts has had a busy season keeping his boys in top condition, promoting health, first aid, cooperation, and good sports- manship. Besides his regular health classes, he coached an outstanding football team. The kindly gentleman in room lU9 is Mr. George Vlfeimer, who prepares incoming freshmen for higher mathematics and the out- going seniors for future training, whether it V 5, V-l2, or ASTP, Mr. Weinier is a fresh- man class adviser. For required or leisure reading, Miss Mir- Pictured below are some ol the members of the Home Economics classes learning the principles oi canning fruits and vegetables. 361 5 5 I

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SHOP BOYS ARE SHOWING COMPLETED GAMES MADE FOR THE AMERICAN RED CROSS.