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

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A Good alyn F 2 I Every day-mixed with the banging of lockers, collecting of books, and wild laughter, the 8:20 bell rings. At 8:25 the second bell rings and students race to their first period class, usually in time to hear Mr. Somers, Good morningf' Midway through the announcements, the students finally settle down in time to hear his parting words of Have a good day. This is the traditional beginning of each day throughout the year. Let's leave the office and announcements and ob- serve an average day at Fairmont. As we move down the hall, the first sound that meets our ears is that of typewriters mixed with faint screams which we soon find are coming from the dramatic class. As we look into the next classroom, many pained expres- sions meet us as the students begin dissecting worms. The quietness of the math and English classes is a relief. But this relief is soon broken by the final ringing of the bell. Again lockers bang, as girls and boys alike yell cheerful good-bys to each other as another day closes.