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

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DR. MAURICE WOGAMAN, MR. L. HOWARD FLATTER, V Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent M in charge of Pupil Personnel in charge of Curriculum The responsibility of carrying out the duties of the ad- ministrative department is ably performed by this staff. Since each is in charge of one specific area, he can devote more time and become better acquainted with the tasks pertaining to his particular field. AND STAFF From left 20 rigbl: Mrs. Bertha E. Weist, Clerkg Mr. Richard Creagerg Mr. Willis G. A . Eickmang Mr. Patrick Irelan, Presidentg Mr. john Bowden, Vice Presidentg Mr. Robert Krebs. as MR. JOHN LUCAS, Assistant Superintendent in charge of Business yyw-.L MR. CLARK HAINES, Director of Personnel and Community Relations The Board of Education is in charge of over seeing the entire school system and its progress This board, consisting of five elected members represents the community in all school matters The fine school system in Kettering today if partly a result of having a responsible, interestec Board of Education. I5

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Mr. Roush . Mr. Chester A. Roush, the Superintendent of Kettering Schools for three years, grad- uated from Alfred Holbrook College with a Bachelor of Science degree in Secondary Education. fi i pi ' Having' obtained his Master of Science de- gree .lat V iithejljslniversity , L of Wisconsin, he continues. Withglgggaduate i courses at Miami University aridfgfQolorado State University. He taught and coached- at Fairmont and in other schools before becoming Superin- tendent. A member of Phi Delta Kappa, National Educational Honor Society, Mr. Roush is truly a remarkable administratora ouR SUPERINTENDENT Everyone who knows Mr. Roush respects and admires the qualities of leadership he shows as Superintendent. He is responsible not only for 12,747 school children and 828 school employees, but also for seeing that there is maximum usage of the taxpayers, money. An active member in civic and community affairs, Mr. Roush has all it takes to be successful-zest, friendliness, sincerity, and a sense of humor. The most important quality for his position is evident in everything he does: He likes what he is doing, and he likes the students. Just one big happy family describes the Roush family to a T. Pictured are Mr, Roush, jean, Sally, john, Mrs. Roush, and dogs, Sam and Luke,

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Ili: ,A Dadcly's getting pretty good at this, says john Bolender as Mr. and Mrs. Bolender look on. NR. ALFRED BOLENDER, Principal PRINCIPALS CHARLES NOLAN, Assistant Principal 'Na 'N-..--1 N-S, ' '.t,m4-qsulhiwm i hQQ ' Mmm-mm wr Family Bar-B-Q's are always fun, as illustrated by the Nolan fam ily, Mike, Beth, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan.