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

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HIGH-STEPPING 140 MEMBERS OF THE FAIRMONT R. McCafferty, B. Swallen, 1. Leckrone, S. letfery, A. HIGH SCHOOL BAND AND RHYTHM-ETTE CORPS! Row I: P. Ketteman, S. Simonton, P. Ketteman, N Elson, E. Phoutz, B. Miller, M. Knox, G. Ritter, W Lewis, P. Bussard, D. Romer, R. Calhoun, C. McKnight P, Bow, C. Ross, W. Klambach, B. Elliott, M. Barrett J, Rice, S. Grubbs, R. lacobs, P. Martain, I. Crews. Row 2: I. Akers, M. Bayless, P. Osborn, C. Reinhard, L Milby, C. Foley, S. Hollis, P. Bilz, S. Clayton, S. Harlow, , 28 Harbottle, C. Henderson, 1. Taylor, K. Grimes. Row 3: I. Hale, S. Schoen, L. Hoskins, B. Wetz, 1. Horton, M. Goetcheus, E. Ambrose, A. Marlin, L. Denny, B. Martin, j. Sutton, E. Augsburger, S. Youngen, I. Michael, S. Shrimplin, S. Winget, S. Hoke, R. Biondo, T. Battenberg, D. Sakada, I. Addison, L. Marshall, D. Sakada. Row 4: M. Ashworth, l. Robinson, B. Rutherford, P. if's iime fo sfrike up the band Band and Rhythm-ette members brought down the house with each tremendous half- time show. They met stiff competition this year, but out-maneuvered their opponents every time. After considerable testing of their various skills, these four girls earned the top positions in the Rhythm-ette Corps: Delores Romer,

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T.-B. Garrett HB.-l. Andrews C.-l. Howard C.--K. Etter G.-B. Tolle T.-D. Hoppe T.-D. lvlaloon C.-F. Wenz Salyers 14635 LE.-P. Prather 12935 RH.-S. Miller 12235 QB.-W. jacobs 12933 FB.-K, DeHaven 1-4533 LH.-l. Andrews 1243. HB.-S. Miller Best Sophomore ......... Bruce Puterbaugh Best junior .............. Charles Foreman Most Improved Senior ........... Bill Tolle Most Coachable Player .s....... Louis Nees Most lntercepted Passes .... Leonard Galante Most Recovered Fumbles ..... Nelson Noggle Best Blocking Back ........... Walt lacobs Most TD Runs of 30 Yards .... lim Andrews Smallest Starter .............. Fred Wenz Best Offensive Lineman ........ Dick Hoppe Best Defensive Lineman ....... Bob Garrett lvlost Valuable Player ........ Ken DeHaven

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Huston, B. Roosa, B. Rausch, l. Dieterle, M. Hoffman, A. Vwlilder, I. LaRue, S. Resh, R. Seibert, E. Frey, P. Corwin, M. Miller, S. Herbst, l. Phillips, D. Hale, B. Bryant, S. Voorhees. Row 5: L. Brown, T. Smith, l. Hattery, F. Evans, B. Campbell, N. Gross, I. johnson, D. Priser, R. Williams, B. Carper, D. Dellis, D. Warmer, W. Baker, 1. Wheeler, Cl Alspach, C. Walther, C. Edgington, S. Howard, R. Braden, M. Gross, B. Chollar. .as mighty fhs steps down Cadet Captain, Carole McKnight, First Lieu- tenant, Pat Bussard, Second Lieutenant, and Patty Bow, Top Sergeant. Roger Calhoun, pictured on the right, led the band through its paces as our energetic drum major, under the direction of Clark l-laines and his assistants, Paul Shartle, Ernest Ross, and Bob Thygerson. the field Row 6: 1. Hofferberth, C. lordon, B. lrelan, S. Stout D. Freeman, S. Burgess, P. Powell, M. Tooley, D. Spahr D. Mills, L. Wilson, G. Etter, F. Geddes, L. Lee, Y Schubert, R. Bow, D. Gessaman, I-X. South, C-. Stafford P. Walters. Row 7: D. Winget, I. McKay, D. Dieterich, 1. Calfee R. Sterling, R. McKay, G. Palmer, E. Evans, T. Walther l. McKinney, R. Becker.