Fairborn High School - Flight Yearbook (Fairborn, OH)

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• Donna Burns, A.B., B.S. Ed. Speech and English Advisor Freshman Class, Yearbook; Coach Senior Play, One-Act Play; Chapel; Speech Play To speak clearly, entertainingly, and convincingly is one of the fundamental needs of our modern world. Peggy Payne, B.S. Ed. Civics, Journalism, English School Paper Advisor No one can argue that the ability to use our language easily and effi- ciently is of prime importance to everyone. Through civics students learn to be good Americans. Marcia Ellen Buck, A.B. English, Advisor Freshman Class English shall always hold an im- portant place in the high school curriculum as a means for attaining continual self-improvement in expressive speech and writing. Myrna Smith, A.B. English, Junior Play Advisor, Senior Advisor There is a definite trend to em- phasize fundamental English and maintain higher standards in composition. Paul M. Trottman, B.S. Ed. World History, Economics Advisor Hi-Y, Sophomore Class In order to understand the pres- ent and future of the world's acti vities we must first understand what has happened in the past. John L. Bright, B.A., B.S. Ed. Spanish, American History Advisor Spanish Club. Golf Coach Learning Spanish will enable you to see more clearly the ideas, cus- toms and the way of life of our Spanish speaking neighbors. Who knows! Someday you may go to Mexico or South America. Martha Titlow, B.S. Ed. Mathematics Advisor Student Council, National Honor Society, Class of '55 Maude Hastings, A.B., M.A. Mathematics Math is one of the three basic processes of all education and most useful to all.

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F. J. Buschemeyer, A.B., M.A. Physical Education Assistant Principal, Director of Athletics, Dean of Boys Phys. Ed. teaches one a worthy way to make use of leisure time, and assists the student in adjusting himself to the social world. Millie Parker, M.A. Latin Dean of Girls The chief reason why one should study Latin is to get a better knowledge of English as sixty per cent of the English words are derived from Latin. Buzzing Miss Baver! Uses for the new PA system are many and varied. In addition to presenting important announce- ments simultaneously in all rooms. Students and teachers can be sum- moned to the administrative offices quickly with a minimum of dis- turbance to classes and study halls.

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Joan C. Redding, B.S., MS. General Science The value of general science lies in the fact that it integrates many other subjects, and at the same time gives a basic understanding of a few more advanced subjects such as chemistry, physics, and biology. Lois Gravenkempcr, B.S. Ed. Typing Anyone who takes typing can make use of it; whether they go on to college or enter the business world after graduation. Josephine Randall, A.B., M.S. Biology Junior Class Advisor Biology — The science of living things, helps to give a clearer, fuller picture of our relations to the world about us, thus helping to develop a more intelligent out- look on life. George Moody, A.B. Ed. Chemistry, Physics, Agriculture Senior Class Advisor Faculty Committee Chemistry gives the students the fundamentals which not only pre- pare some for college work, but gives them an understanding of its use in everyday life. Viola Marshall, B.S. Ed. Bookkeeping, Business Machines, Record Keeping, Freshman Class Advisor Bookkeeping is the heart of every business today. Business ma- chines are used because they arc efficient and rapid. Every indi- vidual should have a knowledge of record keeping for personal use. Mildred Bavcr, A.B. Shorthand, Office Practice, Business English Junior Class Advisor Faculty Committee The objectives in business edu- cation are dual. First, all students are trained to meet business de- mands. Secondly, those who demon- strate trainability and employability are prepared for this work. Professor Smith, Bachelor of Music Supervisor of Music Music needs no explanation; is self-explanatory. Janet Painter, Bachelor of Music Choir Director, Vocal Groups