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

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RHYTHMETTES-FronT Row: Marcia MacCagno, Barbara Heller, Connie Ullmer. Ann Ross, Barbara Quick, Carol Millonig, MargaraTe Allen, Joli TreaT, Sue Charlene Ellis, Paula PeTTy, Debby SeiberT, Linda Royer. Row 2: Sue Saunders, DolTman, Officers: Mary Ann Balcer and Barbara Knipp. Enthusiasm, excellence, and clevofion mark -1 W C ff' RHYTHMETTE OFFICERS-Sfanding: Barbara Knipp, CadeT CapTain: CaThy Jo French, lsT LieuTenanT. SeaTecl: Mary Ann Baker, 2nd LieuTenanT: Sue Maeder. WarranT Officer. Smiling Taces, high sTruTTing, and HOW spiriT idenTiTy The TorTy-Three members of FairmonT WesT RhyThmeTTe Corps. ConsisTing oT nine sopho- mores, TwenTy iuniors, and TourTeen seniors, The corps, organized in 1949, is as much a FairmonT TradiTion as is BaTTle Cry , The school TighT song. RhyThmeTTes presenT such crowd pleasing num- bers as Pass Me By , l'lello'Dolly , Give My Regards To Broadway , Can Can , and Wouldn'T IT Be Loverlyf' RhyThmeTTes porTray a high degree of spiriT noT only on The TooTball Tield, buT aT pep rallies and in everyday sTudenT life in general. Dur- ing The season The corps originaTes new pep songs and cheers which become an inTegral parT oT The WesT cheering secTion. Opening The marching season. The corps perTorms aT The KeTTering Holiday aT Home parade and evening acTiviTies. EnTerTaining aT Three loaslceTball games and Two band concerTs The drill Team demon- sTraTes dancing and marching skills. Winning second prize aT The Tipp CiTy Annual Mum l:esTival high- lighTed The Band-RhyThmeTTes season. Many hours of pracTice and discipline resulT in excellenT per- formances and commendaTions Trom all who view The rouTines. FairmonT WesT praises The group ThaT goes by The name of The Smiling RhyThies.

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Attentive audience anxiously awaits an- nouncement ot '65 Homecoming queen. Despite dismal weather, West's Homecoming tes- tivities are again an outstanding success. Alumni gather to relive memories ot one ot the highlights ot the football season. Excitement prevails over the crowd as Bob Viets. master ot ceremonies, crowns Linda Lennon the l965 Homecoming Queen. Victory over Wayne brings added enioyment. Climaxing evening entertainment is tlie student council dance wliicln everyone agrees is a wonder- ful Culminaffom +0 we njghys adivmes. Escort Woody Kietaber assists lovely queen candidate, Janet King, to her seat. Homecoming activities accent 1965 royalty Queen Linda Lennon and her court Barbara Knipp. Judy Stautzenloach, Janet King, Pam Little. and Sharon Moore retlect royal smiles as they reign over annual Homecoming testivities.

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Q 2 , , 3 A., RHYTHMETTES-Ffoni' ROW! Vicki Noian, Kdiiw SCi'WdVCiii Ciudv Sikesi Bev Hefzel, Befsy Bearfy, Chris Roof, Laurie Irvin. Officers: Cafhy Jo French, and FOSi'6V, Pdf Him9b5UQkWi Beiii Nfbiin BSN' Rifiefi Liudd He-iron. Row 22 JUdY Sue Maeder. Noi Picfured: Karen Amend, Belinda Burgess, Carol Harlow, Cindy Blame, Nancy Baifs, Debby Hwnpnreys, Debby Maxweii, Connie Young, Jenni Rawergl Pai' Rggerg, Rhyfhmeffes' 17th annual marching season Weeks of praciice combining exercise, srrengfb, poinfed foes, Hard work, and devofion fo ine corps resulf in uniform kick lines and excelienr naiifime exkiibifions. E 'Y MM 1 I rn