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

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if ,es l James Robin Faculty members too, are alive after five. Senior Class Play, Esther, is presented with honor and pride as a living tribute to author and director, Miss Leah Funck. l Alfred Bolend 1 Five friendly administrators guide Fairmont West: Paul Wagner Richard Sultzbach, Charles Ramey, ' 5 ly 4 i , .F . f .4 I - I , I, . i ,Av ,- - ,ir . , - .4 i fi' i, i i r , . 1 1 , i i ' i qs... Language Laboratory provides living sound for learning French, Spanish, German and Russian. I 7 I

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'Y s 5 ,X . 1-sr we ss. 'Mrk ei. . 5' HQ. T-21 - if N l Look to the West-these words hold sig- nificant meaning. In the early days of our country, the western horizoh symbolized new life. Travelers going West left their homes, rel- atives, and friends to embarlc on the unknown. They had visions of adventure, excitement, and greater opportunities to enrich their lives, but they also knew there would be a great deal of hard work. 5 Today, we too, Look to the West as a symbol of opportunity. FAIRMONT WEST offers excitement and adventure in the form of thrilling sports events throughout the year. In the field of academics, she offers the chance for every one of her students toibroaden his inter- ests through her excellent curriculum. Her extensive co-curricular program offers everything desired by her students from sports and debates to dramatig and social events. For all academic and co-curricular activities to run smoothly, teachers and students alike must exert hours of hard work together with co-operation and willingness to do a iob welll E X at ti 9 We 14 as s -P 6 lien' -ig .4 .. ss-. 1, 1 Q., . - . . , . l . ,5,f- ..i' , fjfg i ' 1 l -- risit ' l l I i l l I I i l I I T l tl ' T l T T 5 l I ' , I i . E l I

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rf t Fairmont West's natural charm and scenic beauty is portrayed by Mr. l 8 4. Charles Power, industrial arts teacher, in his aerial view of the campus. Two campus-style high schools adorn the countryside of the city of Kettering. As we Look to the West of Kettering, we see Fairmont West, a combination of symmetry and beauty. Her enrollment of two thousand students is housed in her seven well-spaced and well-lighted buildings. In taking a new name with the beginning of the i963- l964 school year, FAIRMONT WEST took on new responsibil- ities, as well. For now she must uphold her honor and tradition against a new Kettering high school as well las her old rivals.