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

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WYLIE GRAHAM-Cieneva, Miami U., 5.5.1 Driver Training. MRS. IUNE GUENTHER-Michigan State U., B,A.g Civics, Conservation, Economics. CLARK HAINES--Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, B.M.g Director of Music and Band. HAROLD HALL-E. Kentucky State, B.S., Miami U., M.Ed.g Algebra, Plane Geometry, Math. LELAND HALL-Ohio State U., B.S.g Me- chanical Drawing, industrial Arts. VERNA HARCOURT-Miami U., B.S., M.A., Civics. RUTH HEITZMAN-Bowling Green, California U., B.S.g English, Latin. EDMUND HENDERSON-Miami U., BS., M.A.g Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts. MRS. ANNA HILLER-Manchester, AB., Miami U., M.A.g English. MRS. FRANCES HOMERqPittsburgh U., B.S., M.Ed.g Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice. Supervised study halls number only l8, due to the large number of honor study halls. Approximately 28 students have chosen to work under supervision in each hour long study hall. For some periods three teachers share a study hall, other periods are not shared. Those shared allow each teacher a couple of free periods per week. These are not actually free, but are devoted to helping students, doing clerical duties, putting up displays, and working on references,

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DONALD DETRICH-Ohio Wesleyan U., B.M., Director of Orchestra. MERRILLA DAVIS-Ohio State U., A.B., B.S. in Ed., M.A.g Latin, Spanish. IOANNE EMMONS-U. of Dayton, B.S.g Health, Physical Education. IACK FOUTS-Wisconsin U., M.A.g Ohio Wesleyan U., AB., Health, Physical Ed. MRS. BERNIECE FOWLER-Purdue U., B.S.l-l.E.g Home Economics, Biology. LEAH FUNCKf-Ohio State U., B.A., M.A.g English, Speech, Dramatics. Vocational classes supplement program. tl are te ima it Preparing Fairmontonians for a broader understanding of the lan- guage, customs, and literature of Euro- pean countries, the language depart- ment otfer Latin, Spanish, and French. With modern transportation, more people will be traveling abroad and will profit from language study. I AY TORO l Along with the language and cus- toms of the country, the culture also plays an important part as is shown in this picture of a Spanish bull tight. Fred Taylor, Gail Saslow, and Miss Davis approve the poster. ELEANOR GALLACHER-Wittenberg, B.S., Cincinnati U., M.A.g Bookkeeping, Business Ec., Law. MRS. MARY GITHENS+Miarni U., A.B., B.S,, M.A.g Guidance Co-ordinator, Counseling, Personal Adj. MRS. BETTY GOETCHEUSW Mr. FIatter's Secretary

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Practical and creative i i A : . reflective Mathematically-minded students choose from several courses including elementary and advanced algebra, plane, and solid geometry, and trigo- nometry. In these classes, the future scientists and engineers of America learn the fundamentals of math. For those seeking information about modern methods of problem-solving, Math Club is the answer. LARRY KRANZ displays the tri-dimensional cone before Mr. lundanian's solid geometry class. IAMES IACKSON-Cedarville, Miami U., U.D., A.B.g Counseling, Guidance, World History. MARY ELIZABETH IONES-Cincinnati U,, Ohio State U,, Speech, English. STEPHAN IUNDANIAN-R.l. College, BA., Wyoming U., MA., Trigonometry, Solid Geometry. PAT KALTENBACH-Miami U., Otterbein College BS., Typing. LAURA KENNEDY-Ohio u., AB., chicago U., M.A.g English. EUNICE KREBS--Christ Hospital, RN., School Nurse. Under the direction of Miss Laura Kennedy, the English department in- volves all Fairmontonians. The English teachers instruct their students to be original, to think for themselves, and to read widely. From the reading of different types of literature and the drill of correct English usage, the Eng- lish department develops an apprecia- tion for the humanities. ENGLISH CLASS WALLS are never bare as Miss Laura Kennedy and Rudy Bow show stu- dents information which will help broaden their knowledge.