Fairview High School - Tower Of Memories Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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455329 5lW 1 C' nb? S NE THE FAIRVIE Garag ,O IFF HILD-X ALBAUGH OQINC V C C UI In .c C- uQ ncns Manager Rax Neff C rcu at on Manager Ge t ude Hetn. Leonard Wr ght Advert s ng Mnnugcr 4 V. f X .. - p - 5 J - 'sf E4 If - 45 n, . ' AW 2' lf , 4 K f f n E Z . . 'V ' f M73 ? I K :E i ' 2 TN L.. E 'ig V' 2 1.7 Pc? L. . x ,V ' . T 34 I - 7 -c I fag 1 vin 1, ,, l A 'A ibm A 2 ki ' H-.: ' 5 X '- g.. -5 7 ji 4 ' Off' 2 4 , . A A' 3:65 i 'f. L' if, 55 Eff,- Ef- -. V. k . . 9 E ' -. , f. -:'- . 1 V -. fs li Quill --- ' A A52 4-1 .L -125.2 - I -iv . ., 4 .,:. V- ' v 0 E 1 'ill V ' 222 .L '. . 5 QI ' '- .f u E gi 1-I ' ,k'.' H ij- iq -. , Q: .5 fi ' ' , 'R 4 S if . V fn ' gil X : 4 n P if f , ' ' n EE Egg-2 1 , ! E V5 v. TN 7 1 4 V Q-,Ll ESS sg-4 5' 2 cv 5 ,z - ,'. V o Q 2:1 A- ,L , N Lf S2 :eg ' -' cu-ghn Q ' 'zz ' f:-, f' C50 V , H I f Q n 2 ,CZ 1 A ' - Q 1- K ' .. ' nn-H , :ca . . - . ' A 22,2 - - g ' ' ' , A 9 nw FELEQ ,- . , k. 4 . - ,. A . , 5-3- i -1 ' 1 in X -fi' ' U' A-i fi-V FREE' ' , i ffig 3 f Lf, CCC 4 A, 13:-Qt - F, 53 11 19. 'T' 'T 1, ..

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14i7gg1'5fQ, ins aft? Alpha Omega AKlV1i0I 11 Io 11s lrrsldt nt liobt It H 11s Nec ut 111 1111111011 Leatherman WILL lrtsldent Robert Xlllh 111 lk 1811 l'I'll0lll Iutf ECAUSE of the slze of the I reshm ln cl 1ss of 1922 1923 lt w as neces s11v to p1ox1de to1 them 1 new 11te1 11W SOCl6ty of whlch M1 Jobes was 1ppo1nted 1d11se1 'lhe Alph1 Omeg1 L1tera11 SOCl9tX was the n1me chosen fo1 the organ1L1t1on Alpha the begmnmg We are the begmnlng It 1ema1ns fo1 those who come afte1 us to make th1s soc1et1 a gl0I'1011S tradltlon Omeg1 the en Wlth a rap1d1tV that IQ not unusual to Freshmen the soc1ety was organ17ed Wlth the help of Mr Jobes a const1tut1on was hast11y drawn up and p1ompt1y accepted 0111 purpose was to better ou1 condltxons and the cond1t1ons of those 1round us bt btI'lXlllg for the h1 h ldeals for wh1ch ou1 school stands Into the keeplng of 01.11 successms we leave the fOL1l1ddtl0I1 of th1s soclety We charge those who follow w1th the task of maklng the o1g1n1 zatlon bette1 and better ex era 1 e 11 We ch 1rge them to carry on om work and to str11e to reach the go 11 of pcrfectlon XXl11Cl1 has been ou1 1dea1 HARR1 'NIICHAFI gg if it Soc1etas Latlna Xdvl ll N11 s lCl11ll9ll.0 l Se unda Dux Nlabel 'Nlumma Qu l6St0l Paullnf. Early 'Xa11.1to1 Esther Rawson AClfHlI1lQtFdtKJTPlOgl3.lTlYTldtlS Ethel lxepler T the beglnnmg of the school term of 1922 1923 the members of the Vlrgll class O1 ganlzed the Socxetas l atm 1 undel the competent 1eade1 sh1p of Vllss Pemberton It 1s the pu1pose of thlS SOC16tV to lnsure 1 111e 11er 1nte1est flOm the school 1n m1tters pertalnmg to the I 1t1n Classes and to s C1116 1 bette1 u ClG1Sf21l1ll1Hg' ofl 1t1n fo1 the school ourselxes and the classes th It shall come aftel us A splendld co opemtne sp1r1t w as m unfested bs the students th1 ough out the xear The SOCldl hte 1nd ll1eI1llSl1lD atfmded bx the SOC19tX hu meant m11ch to Ill 111811115618 We re1117t th It th1s IS the befflnmng of 1 new moxement It IWIIIXIQXX xet we 11e COHSCIOUS of the g1e1t good that can be der11 ed f1om such a souetx In the sho1t sp 1ce of the X911 1ust past the members hue guned 1 much mme re 111st1c COIICQDUOH of old Latln llfe and customs bes1des h111ng had 1 large 1.I110I.1I1t of good Ame11 can fun w1th the studx IONA TROUTWINF 2K K- - ' . Q - 4' 11 . . Ay , ', lr. . 1 X1 I , 11 .. 1, I ll kv x K . 1 1 4 K 1 I ' . ' 1 . 1 1 s - . 1 v -- -. ,, ,, ,, , . 1 1 . 1 I -.. 101 . . , , nt ' -' 1' v . . s - ' ' v 1 1- A 1, K C 1 1 1 54 Cx 1 1 S2 -. 1 v' ' - 2 3 Y ' -2 -lv kv ' rv v ' Q. N- V 1 I ' 1 V' s I 1 4 Q . 4 v . V v v I 1 C C x Q C C C A - L 1 .rl Q A I 1 W a K a ' C Q v1 ' 1' 1 L' 1 . z- z L 1 1 ' ' N 4 1 . xx C V L. 1 V v 1 ' 1 w v U I . 1 L 2 K. ty , 1 g C . . . N N ua v r I l . . V V . I N . 1 A A 1 1 1 .. L1 C ' ' - v xy tv 2 1. E I . - I sw v .. L 2 4 7 1 sv ' I . 7 X, A J 4. A In I I ' . ,. ' . 1 . .- s , 1 s. . I'1'in1z1 Dux., , , ., , , 3r12il'ClllQ Early 5Cl'1l7B. . , .,....., ,. ..,1,, ,, , Cora fameron g - . A .,,., .... 1 ' 1 L 5 ' ,, ..,,. ...,,,.,. 1 ,,,, ,,., , ' - ' f . ' A - - - - ' 1 ' , ,,,,,,,,.,..,,,,, , ,, ,,,, 1 .. 4 ... ' 1 v , m1 L JC C C . ' , 1 . . J ' s s t 1 2 ' - ' ' J 1 .' 12 Q, Us . 1 1 7. .1 ' . ' . . . - , . 1 C c , 1 . ac 1 v 1 1 , s 1 C 1 C n . .' - ' 1 'fd 2 .' A' S J ' - L' . X 1' ' 'Z ' 1' ' -' 1' I' 2 '9 , -. ' 1 ' , . ' . ' . ' ' 1 L c 1 . c . L 1 . C, c v v . '. ' . v' v v v , . 1 1 ' V ' Q . 1 , . c . . 1 c ' s ' - . 1 .' ' .' 2 j . ' f 3 , .' 2 ' z 2 ' ' z 1' 1 l . 1 1 sl 1 4 v' A I I 1. 1 1 , . 1 c 1 c c ' I v. w V J. .. ,1-

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'rfb' 900-'? New Departments Q1 Superintendent Propst Business Arithmetic Prof Longnecker Typewiitmg Rexerend Shannon Pible Mr Harlls Salesmansh p Mrs Watson Sewing Mr Fifer Business English Mr Jobes Nlanual T1a1n1n0' Mrs Babcock Home Care of the Sick No chronicle of this school year would be complete if the Monday Night School were not mentioned Begun merely as an opening wedge so attendance and interest fai surpassed all expectations Classes were all full and in some instances overflow classes were made necessaiy The faculty and their subiects axe indicated above So fir 'is is known the Pauxiew Mondav Night School IS the first rural night school in Ohio Inqunies have been received from all ovei the State concerning it After the classes twhich were primarily intended for paients although otheis were admittedj an interesting sp akei was heard each evening and in open discussion follow ed 'lhe success of this venture is another triumph for Prof I ongnccker w ho laboied hard to see the pro iect begun Instead of the usual one peiiod of singing 1 week members of the choius who desired credit foi music wele plac d undei the instruction of Mr Fries foi two periods etch week this veal Sever 11 numbers were studied thoroughlv as well as some recreation pieces Vlembeis of the school choruses sang in the County Chorus late in the spiing Mr Fries was also able by dint of much labor to as emble 1 band for the school His efforts were chiefly concentrated on the young r members of the band since they will leaxe school not so soon as the otheis Rexerend Shannon of If urxiew U B Church has co opelated with Principal D D Longnecker in uerw possible way tor the benefit of the school One of his most appleclated 9fTOltS was the teaching of a bl weeklv class in Bible to those students whose schedule was open for the course A class in Bible is unusual in a high school but taught as it has been this yeal fiom a chronological and hlstoiical standpoint it 15 especially useful to the student and mam took adxantage of the opportunitv to enter the course -J 1 1, LT .410 , ' Dx N ., - - . , V Q J .. , K' Y 5 ' ' P nl , . V ,,,,, ,.,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,...,....,,.........,.. J ' . ,......ee re,e..,.ee,,, ,.,..,e......, .,,,..,ee . i . . .,.,..,, ,....cY,e,,.,,V.ct,Ye e,..ee,,..,e l f 1 ' ' ' D that perhaps a larger Night School might be established at Fairview, the r 1 fs '. ' , L ' . 'S 1 kv 1 :kv y . ' n xv l K1 91 1 vt l .1 ' Q ' . . A ' x Y ' I L - kv . L1 1 -' K ' ' 2 v , w . . ' . ' ' ' z f ' '. , '. ' z ' K ' .I Y 1 v f V w -I C ' ' , S. .La . c , ' ' , ss z ' r , 'K Av 1 ' tr m 1 9 ls , ' . 'z ' f' ' . . A - ' .' ' ' s n ' sv -v B. ' vc ' ' ' . - v . , v .L l I lr' r ' . . , 5 l r .. Q7 Q 4 L1 1 r , .L-4 1 - A, K V 1 .IV V ' 5 J .i