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

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Blue Moon , the Sophomore dance, was held on March 8 in the cafeteria ot DLB. There were special attractions including the large silhouettes decorating the walls. These repre- sented many teenage activities. Music for the evening was furnished by the Royaltones. Under directions of their advisers, Mr. Burns and Miss Urick, and Sophomore President Donna Beanblossom, committee chairmen Dian Crotz, decorationsg Cindy Carmicheal, orches- trag Carolyn Haberer, refreshments, and lim Nellis, tickets, worked hard to make their annual dance a success. ' DANCING T0 THE STROLL are Sophomore Carol l Ann Youngs and Senior Bob Adams, as others wait I their turn to stroll. Blue con shines on sophomore dance. POSING FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHER are Sophomore SOPHOMORE PRESIDENT Donna Beanblossom and date Social Chairman Cindy Carmicheal and date Bill lrelan. lim Shroyer have fun imitating the large silhouette. wrt is at gg, Q

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Against strong competition, the Fairmont girls' tennis team coached by Miss Verna Tullis worked hard and played their best in matches with top- ranking teams of the area. A seven- game schedule hampered by rainy weather included a practice match with Vandalia Butler. Of 28 netters that tried out for the team, a group of lO boasting 3 senior Iettermen-Sandra Helm, Dotty Lemieux, and Marilyn Place-first, second, and third singles players, re- spectively, along with judy Neff corn- posed the senior squad. Four juniors and one sophomore completed the ever-trying team. Upon their ability rests next years season. RELAXING AFTER MATCH, girls discuss next competi tion: Row l: S. Hoke, l. Neff. Row 2: Walker, S. Helm, l. Hockwalt. Row Kramer, C. Ringlespaugh, D. Lemieux, a Coach Tullis S 3: P. Toby R nd M. Place Practice makes perfect - netter's motto SENIORS TEAM UP for doubles practice: Left to right: Sandra Helm, ludy Neff, Marilyn Place, Dotty Lemieux. ff Q . I 4g TENNIS SCORES , Fairmont 2 Fairmont O Fairmont 5 Fairmont l Fairmont 0 Oakwood Middletown Hamilton Oakwood Middletown

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IUNIOR CAST POSES AFTER EIGHTY DAY TRIP! Seated: S. Hoke, H. McDaniel, 1, McKay, D. Busser, E. Augsberger, D. Freeman. Row I: G. Ambrose, S. Walker, N. Christman, M. Skeries, D. Richardson, M. Rensch, P. Prather, 1. Huffman, B. Boyles, K. Krebs, B. Dieterich, L. Milby, 1. Staton, M. Keto, L. Setliffe, l. Hockwalt, L. Hoefling, 1. Overholser, 1. Wright, 1. Rigby, L. Downey, C. Breckler, C. Bryant. Row 2: I. Kettering, K, Coffman, Mr. L. Hall, C. Cauldin, S. Schroeder, S. Burgess, M. Phillips, D. Freese, B. Could, T. Battenberg, 1. Sutton, B. Lowles, M. Anderson, Tp Varro, I. Kercher, I. Hattery, A. Wilder, l. West, B. Dungan, C. Fowler, W. Stroud, F. Fensel, N. Corban, P. Scott, R. Poffenberger, S. Harrold, D. Nees, 1, Klein. Row 3: D. Pigeon, M. Ash- worth, D. Loomis, R. Hudson, A. Plsek, D. Leckrone, C-. Hundt, D. Sakada. round the orld with the Junior play. MAKE-UP! Curious Don Busser observes the procedure as Iudy Overholser is prepared by Miss Leah Funck, drama coach, for performance. RECEIVING APPLAUSE AFTER THIRD PERFORMANCE of Around the World in Eighty Days are Sherry Hoke, Director Miss Mary Elizabeth jones, Bonnie Dieterich, john McKay.