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

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New victory bell, letters in gym, drcitting projects Dratting Club helped to construct and reconstruct many items during the year. The major project tor the year was designing a cart tor the victory bell. Dratting Club also helped Pep Club to reconstruct the Fighting Fairmont East Falcon letters in the gym. Another project was building a working model ot a watertall. During the year Dratting Club took several tield trips. They visited l-l and l-l Industries and a home exhibiting modern architectural design. At other meetings members worked on individual projects. ff .4 5 'ju K, gay.. ,,, far 1 1' .sf ti' 4 .Q W 9' , t 1 5' fs A 1 i' My l s ! , i 5 ' , tif 'f Q 'Vi u N fu-K l 1 if I 1 Q- ,rf li R .M I ' i'..'Qa U Q ' 6 ,, 5 rj are Wil s Q Above Right: Dratting club members Tom Toberen, Tony Quick and Tony Berger stand by the newly-constructed victory bell cart. Right: Dennis Ulclrich works on a Drafting Club project. Above: Examining their newly-built watertall Tony Quick and Tony Berger check to make sure it's in working order. r,,,. --i k , , .,, L ,N . gc.. . . , wx . 'mu

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Businessmen give helpful hints-'ro FBLA members Fulure Business Leaders ol America began 'rheir year wilh a popcorn parly. Olher aclivilies ol lhe year included lhe Businessmen's Desserl, Dislricl Con- lesl, Chrislmas parly, Slale Conven- lion, and a pizza parly, FBLA sponsored a Businessmens Des- serl in November. Represenlalives from many area businesses informed ,FBLA members ol lheir companies and The qualilicalions for employmenl lhere. Desserfs prepared by FBLA members were served allerwards, FBLA members Barb Halner, lUpper Lefll Cheryl Gaslcill and Amy Pellil lLower Lefll help prepare fray lavors for children al Barneyls Medical Cen- 'rer during fhe Chrislmas Holidays.

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FMC members invesrigcire wide scope of medicine As ils largesr service proiecr 'rhe Fufure Medical Careers Club gave a Chrislmas Parry. I+ was held ar a home for 'rhe elderly in Daylon. Many inleresfing speakers came +o Easr To inform sludenrs ol rhe difierenr fields oi medicine. lncluded in 'rhis group were speakers from rhe Keirering Hospiral and rhe Medical Arrs Cenrer. Vererinary medicine and medical rech- nology were among +he subiecrs dis- cussed by spealcers. Left FUTURE MEDICAL CAREERS Officers: Randy Moshos, vice-presidenr: Paf McKinney, program chairman: Sandy Koubelc. secre+ary7 Bobbie Chrisfy, program chairman: Parfi Rifchey, freasurer: Kafhy Norris, president ,gqgifyr P Sq N 3-11 C 2-4 QC :U Im ?z 4m Z9 SO 6,2 '-O O 2-as Urn OJITI 27.1 gm 5.9 'UC 011 s.. ZZ' 02 23+ 370 mo iff U 25 Ol Ze. gm 3-CD gi Q3 3? 2.5 mo go? 4 F29 9'7 UTFT1 S5 Q-an 4? -+ if:- C :TO CDO T? 73 gf? Q2- N4 :U Zo 25 3' 20 ' :- 2. U. CD -P OI O 3' o 2 .A :T Z Us I 2 CT S QI 5 F Z QI o. S. U, O rf