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

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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

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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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