Fairmont West High School - Dragon Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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5 Q' O GAMMA HI-Y FIRST ROW: jim Greenlee, Dick Titus, Ray Tyson, Luke Lumby, Dale Wormwood, Mr. Zaremski. SECOND ROW: Charles Sutton, Dick Wright, Tom Vacchiano, Howard jordan, Al Siebert, Norris Thompson. THIRD ROW: jim Yowell, Bill Walker, Charles Hardin, Allan Stout, Larry Foland, Ronald Schroeder, Glenn Ficrmnocl, Lee Shropshire, Bill Ausdenmore, Truman Bollinger, Kenneth Vander Wiel. FOURTH ROW: Don Grassan, Dick Sauerman, Manfried David, Herb Hetzer, Bill Stanley, Ronald Tscheigg, Dale Bruglcr, Ted Frick, Marvin Tscheigg, Gene Friermood, Kenneth Cordonnier, jim Berbrick, Ray Abbott, Al HOYCF. Tom Polley, Paul Kesling, Ronnie McCrum. ALPHA HI-Y The Alpha Hi-Y gave toward the Y. M. C. A. fund for World Service to start the year. Then with the other Hi-Y's and Y-Teens, funds were raised for the building of back drops for the use of the entire school. The sale of stationery was the club's next project. The election of officers was made for next year with Charles Dorsten being chosen Presi- dentg Ralph Clemens, Vice President, John MacLardie, Secretaryg and jerry Gray, Treas- urer. The Annual Club dinner-dance was held May 12. BETA HI-Y The highlight of the year for the Beta Hi-Y was the Beta Promenade . The queen of the dance was joyce Morris who was chosen by the s'udents. GAMMA The Gamma Hi-Y Club of 1949-50 was comprised of 43 members with Mr. Zaremski serving as advisor. The first activity in which the Hi-Y partici- pated was sponsoring of the Gamma Gallop The Club rendered two worthwhile ser- Beta also gave money towards the school piano fund and participated in the purchase of backdrop screens for the school. HI-Y vices to the school by contributing to the junior Red Cross Gift Chest fund and helping the Parent Teachers Association with a card patty. The last major campaign in which the club in- dulged was the selling of plastic washable book covers to the student body at Fairmont.

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ALPHA HI-Y FIRST ROWI: -Iohn Johnson, Ed Sampson, Bob Riner, Nubh- Sun, Dale Schell, Dun Parsons. Yoshida. Darrell Apt. l'OUR'I'll IIONV: George Supenslxy, jerry Ciihson, Bill Innes, SIQCONIJ ROW: Tom iliohinsscn. Hub Delaney, Tom Bowser, Charles llursten. l'.iul Ilollmlzn, klulm lNI.xuI..xrnIie. I,ynn Mourehead, Bud 'I4IlUI11lW0l1, Ralph Clemens. I FIFTH ROW: -Inn Gould, Fred W'allherS. Ilarry Kiefer. Hun 'IIIIIRD ROW? Dave Grauser, Iiarry liaumgardner, Bill Thump- Pfarrer, jerry Gray, Charles Iiradley, Bill Mack, .lulm Shruycr. BETA HI-Y FIRST ROXV: Toni Nock, Bob Damien. Bob Huesman, Ronald Dale Brown, Richard Glaze, Dun Iluwell. john Diaher, Timm Lowe. Underhill, Fred XX'm'Ll1ingtm1, Charles Balbaek. SFCOND ROW: Allan Fellar, Phil Knoph, jim Breen, Lowell Curtis, Mr. Alundanian. FIFTII ROXV: Pat Pfarrer, Bula Miltenburger, Bill Mueller, THIRD ROVV: Pat Schwab, Lcalic W'ietlel, Frank Demmer, 'l'ol11liz1yvi'00d- GROBY'S FRUIT FARM FOURTH ROVV: Alaclc Bislmp, lkill Callister, Dick Craig, Iiruee Amand, Fred Ruhhins, lion Loedding, Dave Runilmrger,

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THE NEWSPAPER STAFF The new small-size DRAGON, school paper, made its first appearance on October 14, with, a new printer, new staff, and a new in- structor, Robert Allen. The school paper was the center of interest to many. An enthusiastic staff headed by William Wfalker, jane Graeser, Sue jones, Lee Shrop- shire, and Barry Baumgardner, wishes to thank all for their support. FIRST ROW? Norma ,lean Smith, Pat Martin. Sue jones Delores McPcek, ,Io Lynn Combs. SFCOND ROXV: Barry Baumgarclner, Lee Shropshire, Don Loedding. THIRD ROXV: Dale Bruglcr, Diek Saucrman, Bill W'alkcr, Mr. Allen. ...we 49 '05 43