Fairborn High School - Flight Yearbook (Fairborn, OH)

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Miss Parker, our dean of girls, is always ready with a kind word of advice or council. Potty Fisher, Barbaro Neeper, and Geraldine Jacobs securing absence excuses from Miss Parker. Relaxation Period Millie Parker Dean of Girls Faculty Committee Weigh Pro's and Con's Greater efficiency and more progress in the field of education is the aim of the Faculty Committee. The group is composed of seven members, elected by the faculty as a whole, to serve in an advisory capacity to the principal. Periodical discussions are held, as the mem- bers meet to discuss school problems and poli- cies, that are becoming greater and greater in an age of abounding growth. They undertake to keep the school running smoothly in the interest and welfare of teach- ers and students alike, in order that the stu- dent may derive the knowledge to live com- petently and beneficially in the dawn of this new era. Before tackling a teacher's meeting these members of our faculty prepore refresh- ments for a small but needed break after a busy day of teaching. Mrs. Redding pours for Mr. Winkhouse. Teacher's Committee Mrs. Gerhold, Mr. Marshall, Miss Baver, Mr. Buschemeyer, Mr. Henkelman, Miss Parker, Mr. Trottman, Mr. Burkhart.

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Miriam Sanderson, Secretary The ability to do each assigned tosk cheerfully is one of life's greatest ossets. This quality Mrs. Sanderson hos in obundonce. She is friendly to ell and her kind acts hove earned for her the respect of the students. Fred Buschemcycr Assistant Principal Dean of Boys Mrs. Buschemeyer receives a corsage from her hus- band durinq Mom's Nite at the basketball gome. Pag I?

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Clinic Workers a inic Mrs. Harris, our school nurse, checks for that flu bug . L. Bryant, J. Griffeth, M. Weinland, S. Moles, M. Getter, L. Barber, G. Frost, J. Hort, Mrs. Harris, B. Neeper, B. Bartels, C. Blaylock. Hurts, Aches and Pains Mended Here In a small corner of our school is a most important room— the clinic. Whether its a stubbed toe or the Asian flu all ills head for the clinic. As the school nurse, Mrs. Harris, serves not only our school but also East, the Future Nurses' Club furnishes ample volunteers for nurses' aides. The essential requirements for a position as a student nurse are that you must be (1) a member of F.N.A., (2) interested in clinic work and (3) have a study hall a day which you are willing to spend in the clinic. Next time you visit the clinic think of how much has gone into making this clinic tick. Appreciate the fact that these girls are unselfishly giving up their time to help you. Believe it or Not -Twins Tom Moson, Terry Moson, Jeon Durr, June Durr, Judith Amburgey, John Limoli, Jomes Limoli, Delbert Bogner, Russel Bogncr, Carol Gomber, Carl Gomber, Connie Pag» 13 Beacom, Bonnie Beacom, Larry Frye, Linda Frye.