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

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JCGWA meefings of UD beneficiol 'ro club members Junior Council on World Affairs con- ducfed a moclc infernafional quiz af flue Delco Moraine Lodge in Ocfober. Several Easf sfudenfs affended and bad flie opporfunify fo meef AFS sfudenfs from flue area. Dayfon Universify was flue cenfer for fwo JCGWA meefings. ln December Craig lvleelqer and Dawn Noggle were fbe groups speakers af a liigli scliool insfifufe fliere. JCOWA arranged a model General Assembly in February. ln order fo raise funds fo send a rep- resenfafive on flie sfudy four of New York Cify and Waslwingfon, JCOWA had fwo bake sales and a dance. .

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AFS sponsors exchonge students from Bolivio, South Atrico The American Field Service Club sponsored two exchange students this year. Rosie Noel trorn South Atrica and Raul Villarreal trom Bolivia came to Fairmont East tor a year. Two AFS members, Gayle Gunning and Sue Willett, traveled abroad with the same program. Gayle spent the summer in Lebanon. Sue lived in Bel- gium during the school year, spending her senior year abroad. She lived with a tamily and three other children while staying there. The AFS chapter at Fairmont East sold Christmas cards designed by tor- mer AFS students as a money-making proiect. Other activities included male- ing telt Christmas stoclcings and distrib- uting them to other exchange students trom schools throughout the area, plan- ning a progressive dinner and holding an exchange meeting with West. Far Right: Susan Latsko and Leigh Hunter exchange last minute ideas betore the mock inter- national quiz. Bottom Right: Joan Zehring ques- tions Leigh l-lunter, Bill Sharrett and Linda Span- gler at the moclc international quiz. Right: Exchange students Raul Villarreal, Rosie Noel and Gayle Gunning stand by the tlags ot their coun- tries. Above: AFS members Michelle LeCompte, Stacy Yamano and Teresa D'Agostino make plans tor the progressive dinner. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE: Front Row: Sara Larch, vice-president: Beth Miner, secretary: Melissa Barr, treasurer: Jan Peters, social chairman. Row 2: Barb Segerson, Rosie Noel, Raul Villarreal, Gayle Gunning, president: Miss Jan Evans, advisor. Row 3: Barb Horner, Sandy Marshall, Linda Stull, Barb Anderson, Barb Puslat. Row 4: Anita Lechner, Casandra McCrabb, Sue Pimentel, Sherri Leonard, Anne Studebaker. Row 5: Jean Kahle, JoAnne Birnbaum, Karen Piclcle, Susan Kath. Back Row: Debbie Albert, Mary McCarty, Joan Zehring, MaryAnn Baker.

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Nalional Forensic League receives Leading Chapler Award Nalional Forensic League received lhe Leading Chapler Award lhis year. There are only 25 ol lhese awards pres- enled annually across lhe counlry. Fairmonl Easl ranked lirsl in lhe enlire counlry in membership, second in lhe number ol honor degrees and lourlh in lhe lolal poinls accumulaled. They accomplished lhis leal, which usu- ally lakes 30 lo 35 years, in only len years. . NFL members parlicipaled in many speech lourneys lhroughoul lhe year. Trips included norlhern Ohio, cenlral Ohio, Kenlucky, and Universily ol Pills- burg. Fairmonl Easl hosled a debale and individual evenls lournamenls on con- seculive Salurdays. The newly organ- ized parenls associalion helped lo make lhese lournamenls possible. ,.,.....,,... in NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE TADVANCED DEGREET: Firsl Row: Mrs. Arlene Akerman, Gil Skillman, Debi Slovall, Darci Birmingham, Connie Young Kalhy Pramer, Craig Meeker, Mr. James Mogus. Row 2: Myra Druseikas, Donna Slulrud, Kim Brown, Kalhy Sherwood, Barbare While, Trudy Grillin Mary Ann Baker, Gayle Gunning, Diane Marksberry. Row 3: Sandie Akerman Kalhy Couller. Susan Kalh, Kalhy Rasmussen, Janelle Roberls, Michelle Wil- liams, Sherree Sundermeyer, Lori Candella, Kalhy Chambers, Maryfxnn Slark, Sue Pimenlel. Back Row: Brian Shoemaker, Slephen Wolfe, Sleve l-lilgeman, Keilh l-lilgeman, Paul Andrews, Greg Rose, Tim Drumm, Todd Adams, Dan Ross, Chuck Snavely.