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

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l Mrs, Hoffmann familiarizes her classes with the Globe Theatre, made famous by the Shakespearian plays presented there. JI ' ini age' A . I is Miss Kennedy, head of the English department realizes the importance of student participation. Friday nights found Mrs. Bayless, one of Fairmont's new teachers, cheering the Fighting Dragons on to victory. Whether the student is headed for college or for a career, the three years of English he receives at Fairmont will prepare him for the future. The goal of our English department is to give the students not only a basic understanding of grammar, spelling, and composition, but also a wide knowledge and appre- ciation ofthe great literary works. As sophomores, the basic foundation in both English and American literature is given. ENGLISH In the junior year, the importance of American literature is stressed. Shakespeare' and other English writers are studied by Seniors. Grammar is reviewed each year with special emphasis in the sophomore year. Clarity and conciseness are the English teachers' favorite words for composition work. In fact, Shakespeare him- self wrote that, Brevity is the soul of wit.

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BETTY JO I-IOUTTUIN-Mary Manse College, A.B.-English. Clubs: Y-Teens, Sophomore Class. LAURA KENNEDY-Ohio Univ., A.B.g Univ. Chicago, M.A.-Eng- lish, English Supervisor. Hobbies: Travel, flowers, cooking. BARBARA MCMAHAN-William and Mary, Ohio State Univ., B.S.- English. Clubs: Y-Teens. Hobbiers Art work, reading. MARILYN MOUROUZIS-Ohio Univ., B.S.Ed.-English. Club: Card Section. H obbief: Sewing, spectator sports, bowling. LEE W. PELLETT-Indiana Central College, B.A.-English. SUZANNE REA-Ohio Univ., B.S.Ed., M.A.-English. Club.' Future Teachers. Hobbiefx Art, golf, reading, writing. CARL SMITH-Univ. Dayton, B.A.g Miami Univ.-English. Club: Fu- ture Teachers. H obbier: Writing, tennis. EUGENE SMITH-St. Mary's College, B.A.g Marquette Univ., M.A.- Speech, English. Hobbiers Golf, fishing, reading. ENGLISH Is it King Arthurs Knights of the Round Table? No its one of Mrs. Hillers Senior English classes in a panel discussion

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L.. LEAH FUNCKiOhio State Univ., B.S.Ed., M.A.-English, speech, dramatics. Club: National Forensic League. JOSEPH KULDAU-Heidelberg College, B.A.g Ohio State Univ., M.A. -Speech, English. Club: National Forensic League, Hobby Semi- professional magician. SPEECH Fairmonts nationally known speech department has much to sistently win the contests. Fairmontis traditionally fine debate offer the students. Well-qtialified instructors teach them team is another part of this department, which brings many not only what to say, but when and how to say it. Students also honors to our School, gain the poise and savoir faire which enables them to con- Betsy Fox gets help with her characterizations from Mr. Kuldau. Miss Funck costumes stage struck Bill Mooney for the senior class play.