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

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X X C - B., Froni Row: Bill Dicke, Pele Hamilfon, Ron Flei+z, Don Ufhinger, Don Roberfs, Jim Leakas, Chuck Hufler. Dave Beilzel. Row 2: Terry Flavin, Randi Mclnlyre, Debbi Darsf, Nancy Smilh, Linda McSherry, Sfephen Maslriana, Mark Hellon, Judi Pafrick. Row 3: Marcia Hulsman, Barb Beebe, Donna Taylor, Pai' Scarborough, Pal Emmons, Claudia Monnelr, Jenni Wells, Carol Telcher. Row 4: Paul Smifh, Ron Holden, Mike Snead. Kale Riley, Jane'r Kempler, Linda Coons, Bill McQueen, Becky Nicely. One seclion of fhe marching band, 'rhe lubas, performs as lhe fool- ball speclalors warch The enlerlainmenl provided during hall-lime. Row 5: Jeff Trace, John Ricld, Sue Hanlin, Sieve Simpson, Kalhy Schmidt Rulh Grove, Chris Schaffer, Brel' Braden. Row 6: Bill Search, Rick Bran- ner, Sue Houseworlh, Doug Freeman. Rick Thomas, Tim Norris, Craig Hoffhines. Dwighl Compfon. Row 7: Mark Hauler, Brad Allred, Jim Chrislopher, Vicki Heck, Tim Whilaker, Mike Jones, Carol Claueson. Cindy Hahn. Row 8: Bob Ulrich, Jerry Besanceney, Kerry Lawson, Philip Smilh, Bill Lashley, Alan Kemp. as I xiii 1 X55 rrrr. ii X, 'TR ,ruy fr C C A Q Bill Dicke, head of lhe Pep Band, plays Trombone during The baskel- ball game lo help lead The crowds in cheering lhe Team lo viclory.

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Two new advisers guide Rhyfhmetfes' 19th season High-sTepping, smiling, and dedicaTed RhyThmeTTes sTarTed Their I9Th season wiTh greaT enThusiasm under The direcTion oT Two new advisers. Mrs. Karen Kronbach, a Spanish Teacher in WesT UniT, acTed as head adviser, and Mrs. Joyce WesT DalTon, The T962 RhyThmeTTe CadeT CapTain, served as Tech- nical adviser oTTering new ideas Tor dance sTeps. To sTarT The season The corps marched aT The Holiday aT Home parade and evening acTiviTies. ThroughouT The year, They enTerTained specTaTors during halT-Time performances aT TooTball games, conTesTs, and band TesTivals which included Miamisburg, WrighT STaTe, and UniversiTy oT CincinnaTi. Dis- playing Their Tine TalenTs, The band and RhyThmeTTes Toolc second place aT The Tipp CiTy Mum FesTival in The Tall. Dancing To such numbers as CabareT, Fever, Mame, and Sign oT The Timesg The precision drill Team used pom poms. sTreamers, maslcs, and Tans To add varieTy and color To The numbers. Corps consisTed oT ThirTy seniors, eleven juniors, and six sophomores. Four senior oTTicers led The RhyThmeTTes. This year marked The TirsT year ThaT The RhyThmeTTe Corps was older Than The girls in iT. OriginaTing in I949, These girls have remained one oT FairmonT WesT's greaT TradiTions. Girls in This Corps conTribuTed To The llO'X, spiriT observed in all sporTs evenTs, pep rallies, and in every day sTudenT liTe on campus aT FairmonT WesT. Many hours OT long pracTicing proved To be very rewarding Tor The RhyThmeTTes as They conTinued To receive praise Tor Their excellenT perTormances making FairmonT WesT more proud every year. .-gl, i sw L 6 I N7 s Officers: Rebecca Linebaugh, IsT LieuTenanT7 Connie Ullmer, 2nd Lieu- TenanT7 Sue Saunders, CadeT CapTaing CaThy Clay, WarranT OTTicer Line OHTCSFSI JGHST Wafdi 3rd Corporal: JGCCIUGHHS DHS. 4ih Cor- Siddall, 2nd SergeanT: and Donna Dunniclc, Top SergeanT receive lasT poral. BeTsy BeaHy. lsT Corporal: Val COTTer. 3rd Sergeanh Debbie minufe insfrucfions from Mrs. Karen Kronbach, one of The advisers. 1-M'

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West Pep Band adopts Fever as Theme song Labor Day began The I967 season Tor FairmonT WesT's marching band as They marched in The Holiday aT Home Parade and evening acTiviTies. Mr. David Finlcham direcTed The marching band and Mr. Wesley l-laines served as as- sisTanT direcTor. Under Tine leadership, The band received second place in The Tipp CiTy Mum FesTival in The Tall. During The resT OT The season, band members presenTed Their halT-Tinne enTerTainmenT To specTaTors aT The TooTball games. Numbers ranged Trom The popular hiT Sign oT The Times To The movie Theme Mame. AT homecoming TesTivi- Ties members played The TradiTional STairway To The STars as The queen and her courT ascended The TloaT. DernonsTraTing Their excellence and abiliTy was noT Their only achievemenT. They also displayed Their HOW spiriT as They led The crowds in singing The Alma lv1aTer. ParT oT The marching band converTed inTo The pep band direcTed by Bill Dicke. These members helped The cheerlead- ers sTirnulaTe spiriTed sTudenTs in CenTral UniT Lobby each Friday morning beTore The games, aT every pep assembly, and ThroughouT The baslceTball season. WesT Tans cheered To: Fever, The STripper, and SweeT Georgia Brown. Displaying Tine TalenT in sTruTTing and Twirling, MaioreTTe, Diane FugeTT, and Drum Maier, Larry Anderson, lead The marching band. BeTore leading The marching band members in Their halT-Time presen- TaTicr aT The Xenia game, Mr. Firlcham reviews some imporTar'T deTails