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

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home economics Miss Helen Vogelsang, in charge of home economicsg and adviser for Future Homemakers of America, directs the activity of judy Coatney, joann Wenz- Ier and Lou Ann Estes. ind usfrial arts The Industrial Arts de- partment in charge of settings for school theatrical produc- tions is staffed by Edmund Henderson, Plane Geometry, and Chairman Leland Hall, Mechanical Drawing instructor. arf Honored as an art instruc- tor for one quarter century in Fairmont, Miss Rachel Urick also sponsors the junior Red Cross. Photographed with her are student artists Sue Grubbs, Bob Bun and Martha Cox. Miss Urick enjoys helping students. driver training Driver Training teachers posing beside the training car are Wylie Graham, Photo- graphy club sponsor, and Her- bert Burns, World History teacher.

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fairmonf offers a well-rounded program including . . languages Linguists discussing their displays are lan- guage club advisers: Miss Mary Belle Warren, French and English, adviser of FTA and junior- Senior Reception, Miss Ruth Heitzman, Latin and English, Senior class adviser, and Miss Merilla Davis, Spanish and Latin. commercial courses Commercial instructors are Mrs. Frances Homer, English, Typing, Sophomore Y-Teens, Mrs. Florence Rhodes, Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice, and james Robinson, Book- keeping, Accounting. Seated is Miss Laura Marshall, Shorthand, Office Practice, School Treasurer. music Clark Haines, director of the Fairmont band and the operetta, is the Director of the Music Department for all Kettering Schools. jarislav Holesovsky is in charge of the orches- tra which plays for the operetta and plays. Eugene Seeberger directs all vocal music. I6 physical education Equipment-wise are physical education in- structors: james jackson, baseball and basket- ball coach, Miss Mary Ann Turner, Girls Ath- letic director and GAA sponsor, Miss Verna Tullis, assistant GAA sponsor, and jack Fouts, football, track coach and Allied Youth sponsor.

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you and your world History profs standing are james Sims, American History and adviser of junior Council on World Affairs, Richard West, American History, World History and adviser Allied Youth, and Louis Zaremski, American History and a lunior class adviser. Those seated include Friend Couser, Civics, Sociology, and Economics, Herbert Burns, World History, and adviser of the Stu- dent Council, and Alfred Bolender, Civics, Sociology, and Economics. These men keep us posted on all world affairs. . J. . A,,, Cami.,- fhey make Our office staff, Mrs. Florence Brown, Mrs. Martha Woods, Mrs. Frances Hodges, Mrs. Betty C-oetcheus, and Mrs. Martha Woods, is to be thanked for their ex- cellent co-operation.