Fairmont East High School - Falcon Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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Q ,fffifff Upper Leff: Presidenf JoAnn Kurz presides while Treasurer Di Brown and advisor Mr. Lou Gabbard lisfen. km srrs STUDENT COUNCIL: Fronf Row: Jim Mason, vice president Roseanne Berry, secrefaryp Jo Ann Kurz, president John Moore, parliarnenfarianq Di Brown, freasurer. Row 2: Gail McBroom, Conni Rich, Sherree Sunderrneyer, Sheri Craig, Mike Day, Cindy Dowler, Tina Danelalc, Parry Kuehn, Brian Proffif. Row 3: Libby Greene, Paula Korschwar, Pa++i Underwood, Debbie Tipfon, Julie Rich, Brenda Krohn, Kim Brown, Tina Brarnfage, Kafhy Sherwood, Jim Gafes, Larry Beddies. Back Row: Barb McClain. Chris Leab, Jondy Hoke. Mary Webb, Carol Wifzke, Tim Riley, Sfacy Yamano, Laura Howansky, Dave Bau- mann, Kafhy Reinhardt Kim Smifh,

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New advisor provides several ideas Tor sTudenT council Mr. Lou Gabbard, CenTral UniT social sTudies Teacher, Took over The responsibiliTies oT STudenT Council advi- sor. l-le was given TourTh period To devoTe To STudenT Council acTiviTies. As Their TirsT proiecT, STudenT Coun- cil sponsored EasT's TloaT Tor The Holi- day-aT-l-lome Parade. EasT's TloaT won The Grand Marshall Award. STudenT Council once again spon- sored l-lomecoming. They chose The Theme Do you Remember? They con- Tinued The breakTasT program, which was begun lasT year. Again sTudenTs were able To send Their season's greeTings Through The ChrisTmas card mailbox. SanTa Claus delivered The cards.along wi+h candy canes, To all The sTudenTs on The lasT day beTore vacaTion. STudenT Council iniTiaTed several new programs This year. Through The Salva- Above: Seniors. Arlene King and Roseanne Berry posT clippings on The STudenTs-in-AcTion Board. Upper RighT: KaThy Sherwood raises a quesTion during a weekly meeTing. Rigl-if: BreakTasT looks qoocl To JeTT Brown and STeve Scarpelli. Tion Army, They sponsored The Thanks- giving and ChrisTmas Tood drives. STU- denT Council recognized EasT's individu- als involved in acTiviTies noT organized aT school. A commiTTee clipped ouT arTicles Trom local papers and posTed Them on The UniT bulleTin board. Also added To The buIleTin board was a large calendar. This inTormed The sTu- denTs oT all The acTiviTies Tor The com- ing monTh. 4 l ! Q , , is i E

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Homerooms make holidays happy for area families Homeroom represenlalives had 'rhe responsibilily of being in charge of food drives for needy families This year. During 'rhe Thanksgiving and Chrislmas holidays, homerooms senl canned goods, clolhing, and money To 57 needy families. Conducfing eleclions in homerooms was a responsibilify for represenlalives. They also collecfed money for Uniled Appeal and ofher organizalions +hroughou'r The year. Represenfalives served as +he link befween sludenls and sludenf council. They held regular meelings and dis- cussed ideas given 'ro fhem by sludenls. 1-f NORTH UNIT HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Fronf Row: Ains Wag- goner, Ron Klenlc, Milne McCormicIc, Connie Youngi Row 2: Kim Schafer, Donna Monnig. Pa++y Alcorn. Row 3: Debbie Lion. Ron Shaffer, Bobbie D'Am4 ico. Back Row: Larry Beddies. Pam Kagay, Brenda Krohn, Nancy Beam, Lee Browder. :Ei 11 . CENTRAL UNIT HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Fronl Row: Craig Norris, Tim Henderson, Rob Podiak. Row 2: Vicky Hsia, Melissa Riddell, Theresa Gar- rison. Row 3: Kalhi Busch, Terry Moorman. Susan Kafh. Baclr Row: Terry Kramer, Myra Druseilcis, Karen Wafhen, Sheri Craig. SOUTH UNIT HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Ed Robbins, Jim Safes, Bob Landis. Row 2: Sherie Waddell, Sue May. Karen Nagel, Ka+hy Schweller. Row 3: Roberfa Charlfon, Debbie Machus, Cindy Weiler. Back Row: Rob Rob- erls, Chris Young. Leslie Draul, Barb Anderson.