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

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ff? f y . If H XF X- ,. i, a NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE lPRlMARY DEG-REEI: Fron+ Row: Melissa Riddell, Susan Lafsko, Debby Sfrausbough, Joyce Allen. Donna Maddix, Anila Kouns, Melissa Barr, Sharon Morgan, Jeff l-leese, Nancy Bean. Row 2: Kirn Fairchild, Linda Chapin, Torn Dover, Debbie Tipfon, John Moore, Pam McCoy, Janef Coburn, Julie Deakyne, JoAnn Holden, Linda Calhoun, Jan Lefl: Adrnirinq fhe plaque presenled lo NFL lor The Leading Chapfer Award are, Debi Sroyall. Craig Meeker Gayle Gunning Darci Birrninqharn. and Mrs. Akerrnan. Far Leff: Oli lo a debafe Tournament Jell Berger, Mike Schwell'er,iGil Skil- man and Craig Meeker discuss 'rheir plans. Below: Darci Birmingham, Calhy Lilly, and Kalhy Ras- mussen inlerpref lheir paris in a readers' lheafer presenlafion. f H5 Alun. Conversano. Row 3: Don Huslon, Denise Marksberry, Jim l-lufzelrnan, Dave Baumann, John Ruia, Calhie Lilly, Julie Newcomb, Sfeve Swope, Bob Hage- man. Tirn Jackson, Paula Kolschwar, Barb Seqerson. Back Row: Leigh l-lunfer, Jeil Berger, Mike Schweller, Sleye Davis, Bill Marlin, Rick Borlh, Mark Lucas, Greg Long, Sfeye Weiser. Carol l'lornaday. Donald Judis. f rv Z 1 ffs ' 5 .,.,,. 3 . ,,, yy, Q 6 .r., v

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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.

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Eastern Graphics, Chem East allow students to operate own business This year, the students at Eairmont East and the community had the chance to benetit trom many products manu- tactured by the Junior Achievement companies, Eastern Graphics and Chem East. Meeting every Wednesday night, the members ot Eastern Graphics, a print- ing company sponsored by the Dayton Daily News, designed and produced personalized memo pads, printing circu- lars, and business torms. These products were sold tor protit which was paid to the members. Coming out with a new idea this year, Chem East produced Super Carb, a deodorizer guaranteed to deodorize anything. Under the direction ot Monsanto Corp., Chem East also made plant tood and tlower preserving lcits guaranteed to last indetinitely. Chem East was completely selt-sutti- cient with members owning all the stock. There were 40 shareholders. Above: Advisor Mr, Dal Couchman demonstrates the ottset press to Eastern Graphics members and sponsors. Mr, Tom Byers, Jan Kaylor, Milne lvlcClaughlin, Phil lviente, Mr. Norm l-larshbarger, Dennis Reibert, Bill lvlcClung, Dan Stott, Linda Hudson. Right: President Steve Taylor discusses methods to improve sales. i Q u , c , c i . Q ,, i 2 g iif-i-ss'-v-i'- 1 --1'. ss., Em QS. 1 -. Ya s an ,diss vs Ei' iTTs.'g'fs