East Fairmont High School - Orion Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)
- Class of 1938
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'I- theme... with all its wonders and its beauties, it is not strange that orion should be one of the most familiar and most admired of all the constellations. it represents the giant orion rising in the east to do battle with the mighty taurus. through orion runs the celestial equator, bringing to mind the magic spell of the orient and its ancient sages. 0 O 0 O 0 thus we look to orion as a fitting name and for the theme of this 1938 edition of east fairmont's annual. COIHCHIS foreword dedication administration classes activities clubs athletics advertisements dedication to those east siders who, with the spirit of true americans gave freely of their time and money toward the betterment of our educational system and a nine months term of school, we the orion staff dedicate this, our nineteen-hundred-and-thirty-eight annual as a token of appreciation to you, our friends and parents. 0 appreciation the orion staff wishes to express sincere appreciation to the following people who, although not on the staff, gave unselfishly of their time and talents in helping to publish this book: william hogan leroy webner gloy stalnaker mary alice jardine i mary ellen holt gard huff betty morgan sllirley hurd ellsworth cain foreword that which is to come in this volume is the compiled works of the nineteen-hundred-and-thirty-eight orion staff, we present them for your consideration. when the sun peeped over the rim of the hill, on this, the land of the rising sun, last september thirteenth, there began another eventful term for east side high. we the orion staff have attempted to record these events for your pleasure in the years to come. for we believe the purpose of any year book is to be more or less an impersonal diary which you can pick up with a friend and review a year in school, recorded in picture and prose. we hope your record will be both an inspiration and a challenge. may you be able to say, i have done well, but i can do better. oliver Wendell holmes expresses the true intention of any year book. a health to our future-a sigh for our past, we love, we remember, we hope to the last: and for all the base lies the almanac's hold, while we've youth in our hearts, we can never grow old! -the editor. l william claude Whaley in four ways he was a gentleman. his own life was modesty he honoured those whom he servedg he was a kind shepherd to the people and was just in his calls upon them. -confucius. w. c. Whaley one of the highest tributes one can pay to a principal is to say that the students like him. william claude Whaley, our principal, has shown his ability to fill this capacity. mr. Whaley received his a. b. and In. s. degrees from West virginia university. his brilliant ideas of citizenship has enabled east fairmont high school to have one of the most unique systems of government of any high school in the united states. in the nine years that mr. Whaley has been principal he has proven that he can cooperate, help, advise, and sympathize with the students in such a Way that he will never be forgotten in our school. during the school crisis of the current year his leadership has had its best influence on all of us. mr whaley, the student body appreciates the way you handled this severe crisis, for in you we have found a kind and generous leader. We know that if ever you leave our school something would go with you which could never be replaced. we of the orion staff thank you for your kind cooperation with us. twelve student council president josephine jenkins vice president herman weeks secretary yvonne little sergeant-at-arms goff rollins sponsor a. paul davisson members are: arnett, junior burner, neale carpenter, jean carpenter, john Cronin, harry dancer, ruth deblasio, erminia gaskins, mary catherine henderson, floyda horner. jerry hurd, shirley jenkins, jo jenkins, julia little, yvonne louden, jean martelli. henry may, george moore, mary moran. max nuzum, sara pontier, nancy powers, martha pyles, harley rollins, goff rutherford, duane securro, joe Squires, francis sturm, marion swisher, minnie vandergrift, phyllis Watkins, gail Weeks, herman williams, rudolph yost, marian to foster right amongst the people. -confucius O the east fairmont high school student cotmcil the student council of east fairmont high school was first organized early in the school year, 1930-31. it consisted of the president and two elected members from each of the four classes, constituting a council of twelve members. one teacher sponsor was selected by each of the four classes as their advisor to the council. this council was not particularly active since it was entirely inexperi- enced and there were no school traditions or practices for it to follow that originated through student action. it acted on a few matters pertaining to school discipline and studied the work of other councils from which it could get written reports. it left a record of its meetings for the guidance of the council in later years. for the school year 1931-32 the council undertook the task of getting community authorization for dancing at the noon hour in the gymnasium in the main school building. it failed in this attempt and was not active much of the year. in 1932-33, it was organized again and failed once more to get the dancing privilege at the noon hour, but remained fairly active in some other matters throughout the school year. in 1933-34 our council was organized as it now is constituted, with a president, vice president, secre- tary-treasurer and sergeant-at-arms, elected at large by the entire student body and one member from each of the home rooms, elected by the home room membership, making at this time a total of thirty members. since the school year 1933-34 and the inauguration of a student guid- ance program under a student citizenship code, the council shares practical- ly on even terms with the faculty, not alone, in enforcing and administering the code, but also in extending it and in modifying its provisions, too. there is no problem arising in the high school that the council cannot attempt to solve. the faculty does not change rules under the code without the coun- cil's cooperation and help. in other words, we live under rules made by the consent of the student representatives in the council, many of which were initiated by them or altered by them into its present form. O thirteen francis b. shaw manual arts the stout institute. h. s. martha. a. wayman french. Social science fairmont state teachers college. a. b, clydc s. swiger social science. public speaking west virginia wesleyan. a. IJ. fairlnont state teachers college west virginia university sara irwin librarian faiirmont state teachers college, a.b carncszie institute of technology, h. s. in I s earl sprouse physical education west virginia university. b. s. p. e. fairmont state teachers college y 5 J Q xx. mari wilson phyt education brena college. a. b. diplo xi -school of phy aloeducation st virginia university 1 kenneth harris Civics west liberty state leachers college, a. b. dorcas m. james art new river state colleze marshall college a. b. West virginia university m. s. earl rudy physics. mathematics. geography fairmont state teachers college, a. b. rufus a. satterfield building custodian to keep old knowledge warm and get new makes a teacher. fourteen . paul davisson ' biology. science university of kentucky, b. s. fairmont state teachers college, a. b. west virginia university, m. s, university of pittsburg ellen mae layman commercial howling green business university. b. s. c. fairmont state teachers college isaac lewis coach, mathematics izlenville normal west. virginia university 'b. s. in phy. ed. rio grande college margaret l. hawkins english ii fairmont s te teachers colleg . N tea er Xu 1 st versity cation! ea - jou Y W. -i, 5 fai i t ax b -.1 a. . ' tr 8 l- - ' it x st K -confucius camera-shy faculty charles c. hess glenn arnett commercial. band geography west virginia university. a. b. fairmont state teachers college duke university lpicture was too late for publications . fjW4ff7V 7 I camera-shy faculty vallledwinpowers sebie dent bailey latin, english ii biology broaddus college Wfifegfgrggnia fairmont state V g A ,y . . teachers college, a. b. weft Urglnm . . . university, a. b. west virginia . . . unwmsiw 3 m columbia university. t' ' ' m. a. it . to teach is to set straight. if we give an upright lead sir, who will dare walk crooked? I if maxine artin Qse etary X may tt Jglenn, jr. 'try. science air nt state chers ollege. a.b. 5 univ rsity of michigan, a. in. genevieve mccoy home economics, cafeteria west virginia university, b. s. h. e. kcnnzth whoolery mathematics fairmont state te chersc liege. a. b. gertrude hall home economics, english iii fairmont state teachers college, a.b. george peabody college school of practical arts, columbia university, m. 8. 4 aoyd brown american history fresno state college, california fairmont state teachers college, a. b. west virginia university, a. m. -confucius hazel taylor music potomac state college combs conservatory mus. b. west virginia university ohio state university commercial 1 l I - ' -, , - ' ll ,I villiam h. stubbe ' I ' 1 fairmont state teachers college. a. b. harry t. leeper problems of democracy fairmont state teachers college, a. b. west virginia university northwestern university doris hutchinson english ii anc iv fairmont state teachers college, a. b. university of wisconsin harry e. cain manual arts west virginia university, b. s.. m. e. bowling green college of commerce, a. b. university of pittsburgh, m. a. flor ce m'. hall nglishjd iiwinont slate te hers college, a. b. west virginia university, a. m. lcwis c. haynes commercial bowling green collcse. a. b., b. s. elizabeth wrick english i, eivics fairmont state teachers college, a. b. west virginia university, m. a. Bfteen a i s IIXCCCYI ii XXX xf up if wb t X r ll straight morris carpenter satterfield squlres nichols editor-in-chief assistant editor managing editor photography editors sports editors activities editor literary editor business manager advertising editors advisers so orion staff heflin nuzum weeks coomhs noble white ' harden jenkins davissnn , russell Squires s jean carpenter s s eugene satterfield g sarah harden s phoebe louise Coombs ni , robert white I esther ann morris s s s louise noble s . herman weeks lois heflin june nuzum helen nichols josephine jenkins ss s, s earl n. straight f I s.ss s..s ss,s s a . paul davisson senior class mary moore frances squires june cloolittle elizabeth fleming john carpenter, jr. 7 president vice president secretary treasurer sergeant-at-arms a man of worth can always talk, but talkers are not always mcn of worth. -confucius leroy junior closson ..1ee,. latin club Kon QV ,al m. katheryn satterfield scappy.. zlee club basketball raymond edward leeper sray., martha carolyn wolfe szirl reserves french club Kirls athletic association, pres. library club Klee club basketball track anne of green gables student council f Waflgcfev A fy ' ' ' -UZJM-IL X Ay joseph pileggi Pileggi :Ice club lettermen's clllb loolhall basketball track frances findley Squires zirl reserves thespians latin club Klee club anne of green gables it won't be long now vice pres. of senior class council of latin club eighteen louise antionete barr Alou.. . james linn Mummy.. see. ot' home room basketball track louise noble muBBins Kirl reserves lrlrls athletic association library club, president orlon staff track P-all-Q. wm. bames morgan bill thesplans. president i hi-y french el the dead of night it won't be lon: now seventh heaven the arrival of kitty outward bound band orchestra uh latin elug, treasurer M I mary gibson moore slrl reserves girls athletic association thespians student council basketball track little women the dead of night anne of green tables lt won't be Ions now senior class president yellow jacket-editor jack tharp rosenberger rosie hi-y, treasurer lettermen's club glee club latin club yellow jacket stafl cross country mary vukovich vuky latin club girl reserves girls athletic association Klee club junior class cheer leader senior class cheer leader band sponsor ' yellow jacket basketball track scott jaynes, junior sc0tty zlee club lcttermen's club basketball manager winifred satterfield denzil r. ware yellow jacket staff it won't be long now seventh heaven elizabeth jane ellison charles Swisher french club lettermen's club president' of freshmen clnss football track wrestling frances rajs 1'ujah latin club Kirl reserves Kirls athletic assnciatinn basketball john whyte nick Latin club thelma pearl brenneman bl0ndiC rrirl reserves . basketball ' track bennett kann 'Abenny joe viola johnson dimples 'f',. ..betty,. jennings b. newbraugh I 1 ff ' ffl' X . 'N f fl-Lf-0 lffrfbvb 1' I 1 , fa 1 i 1 ' nineteen kathleen odell nkmy., max carl martin Uspot., track wrestlinlt gcnevieve guy Ugenny., glee club girl reserves f , .- ,-' 7 ' 'r ,1 f junior balderson :lee club lettermen's club wrestlinl I ix! q',u.fV'fWf l -QWMW W' Kip ruby mae hawki tizzie 'sf Obi lk-,f eugene hawkins ls-llermen's club football manazer twenty derrill linger dipDy MW virginia jarret max d. kisner 1uf'fy lettermen's club wrestling geraldine boyce ngerryv, F f ,, fl . -lj KA,afC'M L john e. rager johnny football hi-y club lettermen's club french club wrestling adelina pellegrin shortie lewis balderson shirley elizabeth U 1 ' 14 girl reserves WJ!! CI! WMM min club student council basketball yellow jacket staff genevieve guy billy little Kenny --rcdn 'flee Club cheer leader latin club - . 'ff i fiom, charles waiters mary alice knap charlie eleanor stanley lrirl reserves Lrirls athletic association french club , I-flee club yellow jaeketvsyi' , C Q 'V' kenneth f. moran received prize for civics average when freshman mary shewchuck garlic WZM7' U M7361 lester e. vangilder juanita june greene mickey girl reserves french club glee club x ralph dale wiles nsleepyl. clitford clemens 5llllSllll10 frm-nvh club husk.-:hall fl I' lrark 5' X I wrvsllinlr 7 . yi Il Lfwlgi nancy pontier french club student council the arrival of kilty junior prom queen camillo alberico student council lraek nanalrer X , f 1' f 1 v Nfl 4, jf emma jane bolyard nirls athletic assoeition french club uirl reserves f'frlLf7'YLd4fX4 -'L ' ff -f,i 2 f- george wilfong vhinzunnn :lee club track mary brock girl res:-nes glee club library eluh if f X' 3 w lwen -two I ,' I5 Q3 helen clem nrirls athletic association Lzirl reserves yellow jacket f 1 I ' A,C fi, .fel ' robert howard neel bobby track dorotha helen hull peanut Kirl reserves raymond betonte Zeb lettermen's club, secretary Klee club track wrestling. cu-captain state champion team mary police touts xrirl reserves girls athletic association student council traek robert shackleford bob catherine wood Ucuty., jack carpenter .. carp.. latln club french club hl-y lettermen's club editor of yellow jacket stafl track cheerleader student' body, serleant-at-arms it won't be lon: now arrival ot kitty :lee club anne of :reen tables phyllls marie repep upep.. girls athletic association zlrl reserves basketball vlrgil stanley wilson Ubud., yellow jacket stat! basketball orchestra susie eleanor deblasio 0 .. zu.. girl reserve glee club ralph llnn hi-y lettermen's club harland junior miller pete iona tatterson llrl reserves :lee club - 14 ffl:-uxw' henry martelli moose lettermen's club, vice president student council maxinc delores goode betty girls athletic association :irl reserves basketball track dean l. curry D 'iff' marjorie mae phillips tootie girl reserves basketball twenty-three charles adams cl1zn'lic yellow jacket staff CJZMZQM betty shaver bunch girls athletic association zirl reserves walter donald vincent Wally mary louise vangilder xrirl reserves Klee club theodore boyles --led french club helen marguerite miller millcr zirl reserves, secretary lihrary. vice president Kirls athletic association glee club yellow jacket stafl' twenty-tour fanne narcissue plum pe-achie basketball track robert cain ..b0b,. Klee club band X football . marian linn hank zirls athletic association french club basketball henry clay helm junior lettermen's club yellow jacket staff cross collntry track it won't be lone' now 7 JL-if 7 172' mary marie powell buck Kirl reserves girls athletic association Klee club french club clarence b. brown brownie , .1 . P f 4 glover cleveland radclifl' lois heflin girl reserves, treasurer girls athletic association. treas. library club latin club french club Klee club business manager of orion editor of yellow jacket albert greco orchestra lena pepper ..pEp,. girl reserves french club girls athletic association :lee club thespian club it won't be long now fF' Pep? W june edward poe poelunk football basketball track helen nichols time1 ' latin club french club, president girls athletic association, vice pres. zirl reserves band student council basketball track orion stah' yellow jacket staff bernlce elder french club glee club girl reserves glenn tallman basketball cross country wrestling alm girl reserves lrlee club carl asa nuzum lettermen's club football 64106 katherine eujenla klsner girls athletic association girl erserves yellow jacket basketball william e white gena catherine brandimarte poodle Kirl reserves L glee rlub ,J . M JM ,Lf V-f'! VJ' I J I if - X! .M charles cox charlie lihrnry club ' ,A c fb ' ,Nfl wilda e. evans billia- Iklefdl ffffwd ' joseph zelenak Ujoe.. yellow jacket stnfl' helen jo keener shm'tie ltirl reserves Kirls athletic association lrlee rlub dorsey nichols gi1ney twenty-slx junior hall u ', 'K 1.1 Klee club xl track manager the arrival of kitty teresa marie spine ntree.. lrirls athletic association basketball marvin ad cunningham .ha .. joan virginia audia speeder uirl reserves :lee club track harley dean swiger latin cl ' ' 1 L4 ,M 4 irene bunner nburmy., U ,J . ' 1 'VS A., rl .. ,J s , ,J A ...f denver lec h0lC0mb freddie cross country track sarah frances harden glee club , girl reserv girl c associ on club ,J latin uh s. fltl-37, sec. 37-38 the club libr r club anne of green gahles dead of night it won't last long now gerald o. metz bismark lo ll f'YY' ' june nuzum buttercup girls athletic association girl reserves library club orion staff arthur f. cassell jr. art latin ul' ,. f basetball '4 'l ' I' If cross dmuntry d4'4 ' track N nellie virginia shaver -'mt-11 mary ellen rogers girl reserves girls athletic association basketball robert e. white .bobu hi- c lr 0 o ah' s editor h i lootha anager olive irene gaskins, renie french club latin club girl reserves lester e. vangilder mary jane travis paul wilson yellow jacket staff twenty-seven carl e. greco snag band orchestra track JW margaret rose sell marjorie zirl reserves walter byrne brown brownie hi-y club latin club I Klee club i football track wresilinr! charlotte marie Schmidt zirl reserves Intin club lrirls athletie association it won't he Ionic now f I-mdw the arrival of kitty student council ml. ellsworth cain hi-y club. president lettermen's rlllh french eluh r-ross country track it won't he lonvv n w anne ot' Kreen gables'k, , on , W .PYVQ--fi 1 ' N margaret vangilder twenty-eight loretta wood woodie glee club basketball robert williams clara e. hoffmastf-r tiheny.. ' 1 ,rr1J-,.f....,,.Q Firls athletio :assoviatinn herman weeks mary lucille messenger lou-lou girl reserves girls athletic association :flee club vellow jar-ket' staff basketball anne ot' green Fables the arrival of kitty little women carl s. miller chick 'WZ elizabeth dale fleming girl reserves girls athletic association library club glee club latin club student council all state chorus anne of green gables it won't be long now . wi . donald richarrs adm.. yellow jacket staff marcalene louise addis marcie nirl reserves latin clllb :lee club secretary of sophomore class little women QMQ john carpenter jr Ucarpu lrench club hi-y club, secretary lettermen's club thespian club orchestra band cross country it won't be long now student council sargx.-at-arms of senior class X A4 L eau 4 LC-L' I b 4, mx - ' ' gwendolyn hostutlerp' ' Swan girls athletic association girl reserves glee club basketball track clarence lynn squirt hi-y club lettermen's club student council zlee club Junior class president basketball cross country track '1'5m,,' 1'V I' I j-iff. fybn staff unsvm - 7- XL A H U. Q 7 charles kenneth tatterson Shirley ruth brooks udynamiten girl reserves yellow jacket stall' soul of ann rutledge betty morgan yellow jacket staff girl reserves it won't be lon: now anne of green gables golf woolard rollins monk hi-y club lettermen's club glee clllb student council, sarx.-at-arms latin club all state chorus anne of green gables football, manager track f 55 f james b rner dorothy moran dot girl reserves girls athletic association french club thespian club, vice president library club glee club it won't be long now anne of green gables basketball twenty-nine betty brown brownie xirl reserves yellow jacket stall library club xlrls athletic association xlrlx' xlee club - . 1 rose marie rigger Hpoochie' ' Klee club basketball . ff , .ff 0 A64 ' 'I' f 1, 'J ac , ' 4 I c .3 if jack clifford smith smitty hi-y club X thespian club l f glee club track little women dead ol nlzht arrival of kitty lx lt won't be long now dorothy jean crawford june doolittle pea,-1ie girl reserves, vice president , slrls glee club nbnry club sec. and treas. of freshman and glrl reserves ray bartholow zeke frances june jenkins darrel devault red john myers tihlrty senior class cheer leader ol' sophomore class anne of rreen gables president: of inter-club council zrigcetball Q cam a-shy seniors paull e rut amos 'ruthie f edward r. hughes ed andrew richard cutler rosemary summers patricia johnson cmmit haun bitty john junior nuzum margaret grace pyles john william tatterson ff' 'J 4 1, U Y 1,,f -,-.111-7-frcfqlvx VH . 1 , uredu harold jenkins hank - c?cva maxine harris kitty catherine nixon katie clco white bud junior class gail Watkins president harry cronin vice president floyda henderson secretary eileen adams treasurer ralph davis sergeant-at-arms man to whom three years of learning have borne no fruit would be hard to find. -confucius N thirty-two ina blanche shreve ervin arl bunner sara brooks bonnie JL-fQ'f!4, , Y I f 1 I berkley fauley mary ellen holt roy w. fawley bark blondie nip freda price william robinson gliq-9 virginia . vanlzilder priceless H.lll1l1lC john nuzum mary elizabeth Q-Ugg-up layman satterfield --germ previous lizzie flora rita seccuro lewis ponder maruzurrite jvsephint fetty fee-fee pete Eugene satterileld esther anne nmrris joseph untrue , lrmzizma ' jeep U anne f ine L Lf 4 marion sturm gloy stalnakcr ruth villers red warren gross eva winifred moran hal-old nuzum Stonewall 1 zard hufl' fancy alice ethel parlette Hallie lysbeth anne mc cullough bunny louis bonene luke mam william hogan D bill af yvonne llttle bonnic charles edward johnson .-edu phoebe louise coombs skeets denzil marks tarzan virsinia elizabeth morris riginal maronee harper npudgy.. brady meredith farmer sara nuzum semmy bill hostutler peadunck mary frances roush roushie robert edward vanxllder nbobn william h. welss bill Josephine jenkins ..-io.. russell dill squires 'firofessorn 116 q ll mary alice jardlne dc-mp robert barnen nbob.. mary marxaret llnn lindy robert hates cowboy dorthea cathrine fauley ndot.. thirty-three 1 thirty-four mabel lucille rudy harry t. cooper. jr. light horre minnie jane merrifield Umicky., max edward moran elizabeth lamek ue., raymond scott Scotty virginia r. rose ujnnny.. bob carpenter dan foley buck sara louise candid james w. mc douzal mack mary rosella vincent george warren kincaid lora calahan skipper john may fauley nb-d.. flnyda henderson touts wilma marie west billie howard bunner doris ann sanders dee robert niehols bob jrnnle lamek Jay gail watkins ze-ke eleanor boyce charles hizzlns, jr. Uhibbyn We harry crnnin, jr. martha jane kuhn lawrence smuuse eileen adams Miken genevieve reese ngm.. Vera F058 y0llllK babs vergie helen shimer bernadine rowan 4'bcrnic robert bosley L'dickey june brenneman margaret: louise vincent Y ' ueezit sarah mariam moran 'bunny maxine bissett ..maC,. ray cunninshmm eleanor hayhurst walter edmund killlan teresa cimarrlin iuunveuauo ,iqyn 75 maxln hazel Watkins nmaxl, irene mae me elfresh ,T ..maCk-1 thirty-live thirty-six unphotographecl juniors mary virginia hadox maronee hawkins delphia herndon lillian lawrence esther dolores malone kathryn lucille miller elsie genevieve morris lruy joseph cattafesta vincent charunchia arthur clelland ralph davis charles howard dodd adriano donofrio eugene drake ralph frisenda, forrest Haskins joe zreco sheldon rex harper dale hawkins roy burlyn huffman wiley jarvis charles pete mastrondonata jimmie mazza frank meyers joe muto, jr. james nigh, jr. dnminick perrella johnny perrella evelyn muto jesie lee nestor mary mari-:uerite radcliff marzaret spiker helen lucille stanley Sabina viririnia stutler martha delphine vanderzrift robert rennie johnny ringer earl rinehart russell rule zeorge Sanders howard satterfield robert scott robert sheranko clark sinclair robert starn harvey stotler delmar summers paul swearingen donald tatterson georze w. travis ray vanzilder leroy webner john wierbonski andrew vincent james vincent virzil vincent I land edward yoho -Kp sophomores he who daily rem b em ers his failings and each month forgets nothing, may be said to love learn- ' ' 77 mg indeed. -tsu-hsin thi ty thirty-eight 'O sophomore class at the beginning of the school year of 1936-1937, the largest freshman class ever enrolled at east fairmont entered this school. because of our size and our activity, we were an outstanding class. we elected neale burner as president and at the end of the year we voted him the outstanding member of our class. at the beginning of the school year of 1937-1938, we freshies returned as sophomores. class officers were elected and are as follows: president, neale burnerg vice president, marcellus fitzwaterg secretary, harley pyles. We, the sophomores, have again made a good record, in that We have been very active in social and athletic affairs of this school. the sophomore girls and boys basketball teams Were both runners up in the class tourna- ment, and several boys were very active on the varsity teams. we, the sophomores of 1937-1938, feel that our two years at east fair- inont high school have been pleasantly and beneficially spent. 9 adams, pearl ankrom', doris antolick. clara aumiller, martha baker, frances bilotta, mary bragg. mary ethel brandimarte, lena brown, alleda brown, betty brown, nona bunner, ida mae carpenter. christine carpenter, jean easteel. lorraine clark. ruth cline. lucy jane colcbank. frances conner, mary costa, rosalee criss, doris critchfield, lorraine croft, anne lee cronin, mary elizabeth crowe, phyllis danser, ruth davis, frances davis, velma deusenberry, lulu belle de vault, juanita dimaio. mary louise dunham, eloise fox. margaret frisch, mary elizabeth gabriel, lena garlow. regina anseline, feo barnes, george bischop, david boyce. donald brandimarte, paul bright, getsel bright, warren burner, neale burnworth, jam'es carpenter. kenneth clem, james constable, paul corley, myrel comell, percy eosco, paul critchfield, clifton curtis, james demarco, raymond de vault. glenda drummond. billy egidi, joe emerling, john fantasia, nickie fisher, glenn fitzwater, marcellus fleming, howard gabriel, richard gaskins, loris grubb, donald hager, billy hamilton. john haney, jobie harr, robert forty sophomore harman, mary alice hawkinberry, betty hawkins, helen hawkins, joan hawkins, wilma henderson, sylvia horner, gerry huffman, jean hurd, doris ice, freda. jardine, josephine king, mary ann layman, frieda lynn, helen marts. june mazza, amelia girls merrifield, mary katherine miller, betty miller, elizabeth miller, irene mitchell, virginia monroe, maud moore, garnet mor-an, geneive morris, marjorie alice muto, anna myers, charlotte neel, phyllis nicholas, barbara nose, helen perrella, mary phillips, ruby pileggi, clorinda poling, mary ruth polis, rosa lee plum, velma sophomore harr, william haught, truman hawkinberry, junior hayhurst, jack hayhurst, robert hendershot, elmer jeffrey, albert johnson, francis julian, louie keller, lester kerns, vester linn, hugh massullo, paul mastrodonato, fred may. george meredith, robert merrifield, william michael, william moran, andrew morris, billy morris, george musgrove, robert myers, billy nebraugh, paul nichols, bobby nuzum, david alden nuzum, john edward nuzum, william richard overking, marion parlette, lakin paton, robert lee pellegrin, vincent ralph poe, virgil oys price, doris price, olive belle ribel, mary ann richards, lucille rich, june rich, marjorie rinehart, martha jean rollins, clara roop, evelyn roop, lola rowe, edith russo, lucy salyers, margaret saPP, olive sauro, mary jane schlager, ruth shaffer, hallie mae smith, dorotha spencer, thelma spragg, doris springer, viola squires, anna virginia starn, doris steele, leone summers, grace summers, loretta swick, wanda lee talerico, rosie tatterson, lucy tosello, june vandegrift, janet vandegrift, phyllis vincent, bern.ice vincent. dorothy jane vincent ruby wagner, mary jane walls. katherine pyles, harley reese, virgil richards, leroy robinson. uonald w. rogers, maxwell ross, junior rotuck, elwood e. rutherford. duane satterfield, paul d. satterfield, raymond o satterfield, robert savona, john seccuro, james shaw, harold smith, keith spine, domcnick springer, willard stanle Y. stevens, stevens, stevens, talerico talerico tallman, glenn james ray robert john tony roger tatterson, arthur taylor, smith thompson, billy vandegrift. lewis vukovich, john walls, robert ware, dana white, owen freshmen a man who is earnest, encouraging and kind, may be called a scholar, earnest with friends and en- couraging: kind towards his brothers. Confucius tony 9 freshman class the freshman class of east fairmont high school, for the year 1937-1938. is composed of 140 girls and 135 boys. at the first class meeting the following officers were elected: president. rudolph williamsg vice president, bill Willisg secretary, barney vukovichg band sponsor, mary catherine gaskinsg cheer leaders, ruth lee brandon and robert janes. during the class tournament, several prizes were awarded to members of the class. genevieve mitchell received the prize for the best freshman player and louise cain received the prize for the most attractive player. arthur anseline was placed on the boy's all-tournament team as a guard. another outstanding freshman achievement was the play which they presented in assembly. O freshmen girls freshmen boys ach, frank ansel, albert anselene, arthur antolick, joe arnett, junior ashcraft, billy ayers, jimmie balderson. william bartholow, carl bartholow, ralph bentel, richard berrier, edward black, charles bowman. earl boyce, george boyles, virgil brown, gaius lee brown, lee brown, leonard bunner, robert cain, junior carr, herbert carter, paul clemens, virgil coffman, william conrad, thomas crawford, james davis, jack davis, lewis deiriggi, angelo dicken. richard dicken, robert dillow, junior di pasquali, john ach, margaret adams, maxime alberico, nancy arnett, betty lucille arnett, willa mae barker, betty louise barnes, mary ellen barr, anita bartholow, jewel beamer, ruth bilotta, frances bissett, betty brandon, ruth lqe brooks, norma bunner, argyle cain, louise cain, ruth candid, virginia carpenter, almeda carroll, melha chapman, hilda chapman, martha clark, jerrine clemens, mary cohen, wilma cunningham, betty lee cutler, betty daugherty. mildred davidson, audery davis, betty jean davis, edith davis, kathleen deblasio, ermina demlison, mildred finamore, lena freshman boys di pasquali, tony dobbins, carl dodd, howard donofrio, nick donofrio, pete edgar, george elder, james finch, john flowers. billy ford, william fultineer, james garlow, darwin gower, charles greco, ray guisippe, kenneth hammack, ralph hardman, jhean harper, billy harris, charles harris, david harris. junior hawkins, william hayhurst, donald helmick, floyd heston, fred hill, m'eredith hinkle, jarvis jamison, jackie janes, robert julion, tony kaduk, louis kirk, harry kisner. fred knox, tom layman, r. billy layman, william leaf, robert lee, franklin lepera, jimmy lucas, jack mc cartney, bob mc cune, frederick mc kinney, owen massullo, tony martin, adrian means, nathan messenger, jack michael, harold miller, jimmy morgan, jam'es mowrey, herman musgrove, rex muto, jimmy nichols, raymond phillips, george plymale, dixie reese, bill robinson, dennis rogers, virgil ryan, bernard sapp, gerald satterfield, russell sauro, fred Schell, ray seccuro, bobby seccuro, joe shafer, kenneth shaffer, harold freshman girls gable, doris mae gaskins, mary catherine gates, opal gibson, virginia greene. donna may groseclose, lotus grubb, mary hager, sue hall, Ieone hammer, martha jane haney. barbara harden, margaret haught, june haught, mary alice heiskill, edna herndon, velma heston. jean holcomb, glenna holcomb, mary vriginia n jacobs, genevieve jeffery, mary jo jeffery, susan jenkins, julia johnston, june ann jones, laura kelley, arabella knight, inez la cava, josephine lamek, helen lang, julia layman, dorothy linn, martha louden, jeanne mc dougal, maxime mc elroy, maxime mc masters, mary martelli, velia mason, barbara mazza, teresa meredith, ruby mitchell. genevieve moore, colleen moore, irene moore, maxime moran, margaret house, anna lea mullens, amy lnullens, dorothy murphy, autumne murphy, mary frances murphy, willa ruth myers, betty jean ncgley, marjorie nigh, sarah ostrzychi, victoria parlette, mary pinson, waneta powers, martha raikes, oneita randall, mary jo reed, lucille rice, betty jean richards, louise rotruck, yvonne rowand. betty rowand, ruby russo, norma schlager, goldie sehmidt, emily seccuro, iva smith, dorsey smith, william spatafore, paul squires, donal shimer, wilbur stansbury, jack stevens, gerald stiles, lowell summers, billy swearingen, charles swisher, lake travis. henry tucker, raymond utz, harrylee vandergrift, william vangilder, james vincent, buster vincent, curtis vukovich, barney walsh, kenneth ware, george wasarovich, frank watkins, james watkins, joseph watson, billy west, jerry white, howard williams. rudolph willis, bill willis, bob wisenbaugh, frank zinn, gerald shaffer, lucille shelton, alice sinclair, maxime smouse, doris spring, sara stanley, ruth stansberry, arlene stealey, rosemary stevens, dorothea S-lHll'l'l'Bl'S, lucy swisher, mary swisher, minnie swisher, norma tallman, june tatterson, vera thompson, mary louise tiano, frances tucker, hazel vangilder. marjorie vangilder, virginia vincent, lena vincent, sarah waiters, lois weeks, dorothy wells, isabel williams, harriet ann wilmoth, betty rae wilson, martha ann wilson, maomi wolfe, melba yost. geraldine yost, miriam zaccagnino, irene zollinger, rosemary forty-three chop suey activities in a small path even, there must be things worth seeing: but a gentleman does not follow one, for fear that when far on he may get bogged. confucius ty-II forty-:lx calendar monday-september 13-timid freshmen fearfully began their high school career, While sophomores, juniors, and seniors reluctantly returned to classes. thursday-september lfiicarolyn Wolfe and jack carpenter were elected as varsity cheerleaders. friday-september 17Mfarmington topped east side high in their first foot- ball game of the year by a score of 8-0. tuesday-september 21-old latin and new latins held a Weiner roast at morris park. the honorable hi-y members held their first annual meeting. Wednesday-september 22-group singing and nominations and tryouts for assistant cheerleaders compiled the activities of the first assembly. maronee harper was elected varsity cheerleader to replace carolyn wolfe who had resigned due to illness. thursday--september 23-elizabeth miller, esther ann morris, loris gaskins, and jimmie myers were chosen as assistant cheerleaders. friday-september 24-east fairmont conquered fairview indians, 21-0. tuesday-september 28-the faculty members roasted steak at rock lake. wednesday-september 29--girl reserves spent a jolly time at morris park on a Weiner roast. thursday-september 30-east high contending team lost to shinnston high team, 7-13. friday-october 1-the morgan school of dancing offered delightful enter- tainment in the afternoon. that evening the g. a. a. enjoyed weiners at morris park. tuesday-rctcber 5--the hi-y celebrated their formal initiation which was preceded by a bean feed in the cafeteria. wednesday-october Geethe editor-in-chief of the orion was elected and also the business manager, respectively, herman weeks and lois heflin. the french club enjoyed a party and informal initiati'-n. thursday-october 'Ye-reorganizing of the band was begun. friday-october 8-morgantown carried away the honors by defeating the yellow jackets, 14-0. monday-october 11-noon-hour dancing classes were organized to trans plant wall-flowers of the school. safety pins and pennies prevailed amcng candidates at the latin club's informal initiatirn. wednesday-october 13-the hi-y members held their formal initiation at the fairmont hotel. friday-october 15-the yellow jackets captured honors for the manning- ton football game, 6-0. monday-october 18-students of east high upheld safety rules by taking part in the city's safety day parade. thursday-october 21-thuse meeting was held in the autitorium. friday-october 22-amid snow, rain. and mud, grafton dominated over east high varsity by a score of 19-0. wednesday-october 27-the man of a thousand faces caused peals of laughter as Well as serious thought by his impersonations. thursday-october 28-sophomores enthusiastically attended their class party. friday-october 29-edespite recent floods the Weston-east high game was played to the tune of 21-0, weston's game. monday-november l- sun up, the faculty party, was a complete night of entertainment. 5 tuesday-november 2-new french club members were formally initiated. thursday-november 4-barrackville succumbed to east high, 14-0. friday-november 5-since some of the faculty attended the s. e. a., there was no school in session. tuesday-november 9-the latin club, with the senate presiding, held a meeting. thursday--november 11-west high lost a hard fought battle to the brilliant yellow-jackets, 14-19. hurrah! friday-november 12-rules or no rules a few hundred of the students of the school took a victory holiday. tuesday-november 16-betty lee brown entertained the library club at her home. 1 thursday-november 18-joe church and his rythmnairres gave a remem- berable performance sponsored by the hi-y. friday-november 19-a boxing exhibition offered amusement. the g. a. a.'s gave an active party and initiation. thursday--november 26-recuperation day, no school. monday-november 29-gerry horner was announced as president of the the newly organized junior girl reserves. tuesday-december 7- the arrival of kitty was an appreciated comedy presented by the thespians. friday-december 10-basketball season opened with a game between the varsity and faculty. the girl reserves presented ballet dancing in the auditorium. monday-december 13-the students of the entire school attended a student mix which proved to be very popular. tuesday-december 14- tune in, was an operetta given at west high which also had participants from our school. wednesday-december 15-going back to roman days, the saturnalia was an interesting activity of the latin club. thursday-december 16-a nickelodian was purchased, the pride of east high. tuesday-january 4-east side and grafton played, with honors going to grafton. wednesday-january 5-thespian troop held their initiation. friday-january 7-barbuscak dancing school performed for the students for the benefit of the orion. tuesday-january ll-east high vs. mannington. friday-january 14-enthusiastic east-west game. west won. tuesday-january 18-again grafton met east fairmont. friday-january 21-st. peters and east high met in east high gymnasium. monday-january 24- anne of greene gables was admirably portrayed, and presented by the senior class. wednesday-january 26-popularity contest selected jo jenkins and herman weeks as most popular students. thursday-january 27-semester exams. friday-january 28-st. peters was a guest of east fairmont. it was a rough and tough battle. co-curricular period featured a hill-billy show. thursday-february 3-father and daughter banquet was given by county girl reserves to honor their parents. fnrty-leve 1 rty elzhl. wednesday-february 9-mr. albert levy, a german jew, gave an interesting talk about his native country in junior and senior assembly. friday-february 11-the faculty dismissed their dignity for a time in order to conquer the freshmen in basket-ball. west-side defeated east at west's home floor. after the game a dance was held where the stu- dents had a swinging good time. tuesday-february 15-in the second game of the year with weston. east fairmont played like the british and were defeated by the minute- men. friday-february 18-the students wait anxiously to see if the teachers return from weston where they supposedly attended a faculty meeting. tuesday-february 22-shinnston won over yellow-jackets on our floor. wednesday-february 23-arnold adams introduced his own original ver- sion of a new school song for east high. friday-february 25-wrestling matches and a game filled out a double feature program forfrida y night. tuesday-march 1-preceding the morgantown-east high game, the g. a. a. sponsored a nickelodian swing. friday-march 4-the golf club was organized. the hi-y club won the inter- club league. tuesday-march' 8-senior girls conquered the faculty. the saturday even- ing ghost staged its final night of production. wednesday-march 9-the first night of the tournament saw the bees go down under farmington. thursday-march 10-explanation of shortened school term by superin- tendent straight. friday-march 11- alky hall and his washboard ramblers and the bar- buscak dancing school presented wholesome fun at co-curricular hour. tuesday-march 15-a movie showing the disastrous effect of alcohol was presented. wednesday-march 16-sophomores conquered the freshmen on the first day of the class tournament. seniors went down to juniors. thursday-march 17-junior boys lost to the seniors. sophomore girls took the honors from the freshmen. friday-march 18- bible's animal circus afforded amusement during co- curricular period. with much excitement the senior boys triumphed over the juniors, and the junior girls were victorious over the sophomores. tuesday-march 22- pledge to gold and blue was elected as the title of the new school song. thursday-march 24-approximately one-hundred students attempted a strike in order to obtain a nine months term of school. result: public sentiment, friday-march 25- black fantasy, a successful minstrel sponsored by the yellow jacket was snappy and most modern. thursday-march 31-a fascinating demonstration of liquid air held stu- dents' attention on scientific wonders. kingmont defeated norwood at the first evening of the sports carnival. tumbling, boxing and wrestling matches were attractive. 'OUR The YELLOW JACKET SUPP CKET HEADLINES IN REVUE YELL - T FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA. MAY 9. 1938 ll Student Recognition Day East H igh Students Will To Be Featured Wednesday Put School Election on In Real Style Tuesday Social Rooms for Students, Aim of East High Council Elaborate School Annual East Fairmont Faculty Is Aim of '38 Orion Staff To Give Three-Act Drama Freshman Wins Hi-Y Group Decides Student Activitv Health Contest To Change Charter Schedule Changed S. E. A. Will Open Session 261 Students Are Rated In Clarksburg Tomorrow As Outstanding Citizens 'Orion' Contest Promises Much Class Interest Honor Roll Announced Students to Confef As First Semester Ends With Governor Holt Popular Pupil Cast Selected School Papers Contest Todav In Senior Play Enter Contest flly A dxf 919.1 QW 'J band and orchestra when music and courtesy are better understood and appreciated there will be no war. confucius the band this year has been an outstanding year for the east fairmont high school band. under the leadership of the new drum major, chester dodd, and the four sponsors, the band marched in the safety day, santa claus, and the east and west parades. not having lost any members last year by graduation, it increased its number and proved worthy of the praise given it by the students. through the efforts of mr. arnett, band instructor, new music was acquired. chester dodd . drum major kitty gaskins freshmen sponsors Wanda swick sophomore yvonne little junior mary vukovich senior helen nichols mary alice harman glenn fisher dorothea fauley barbara nichols marcellus fitzwater jack rosenberger ellsworth cain owen mc kinney james elder freddie kisner rudolph williams john carpenter warren gross bill morgan paul layman oscar moran donald Squires jeanne louden joan hawkins edward rider carlo greco O o r c h e s tr a the east fairmont high school orchestra is composed of twenty-one students. miss taylor, the director, has done much to forward the orchestra in the field of music. the organization has played for all the school plays and has also made many public appearances outside of the school. albert greco is an outstanding violinist in the orchestra and in the absence of miss taylor has directed. the members are as follows: carpenter, junior curry, dean donafrio, nick fisher, glenn greco, albert greco, carlo greco, warren little, yvonne julian, louie morgan, betty morgan, william neel, howard rosenberger, jack williams, rudolph Wilson, Virgil Wolfe, carolyn MW-one yellow jacket staff editorial staif editor-in-chief news editor mae-up editor asst. make-up editor feature editor sport editor girls' sports editor society editor asst. society editor club editor art editor exchange editor alumni editor joke editor reporters business staff business manager asst. business manager advertising manager circulation manager typists ffl t staff no. 1 mary moore helen nichols helen miller june nuzum mary vukovich e vester kerns e e mary marie powell katherine kisner eleanor stanley betty brown e clara hoffmaster maxine bissett rosemary summers kenneth tatterson all other journalism st clara hoffmaster irene gaskins betty brown june jenkins rose rigger ruth amos e staff no. 2 jack carpenter gwendolyn hostutler jack smith goff rollins betty ellison jack rosenburger helen keener phyliss repep mary ellen rogers theodore boyles gena brandimarte Virgil wilson charles adams .. danzil ware james burner udents paul wilson henry helm ...... helen Clem billy nichols mary louise vangilder bernice elder staff no. 3 lois heflin betty morgan dorothy moran lucille messenger . shirley hurd don richards juanita greene nancy pontier charlott schmidt mary j. travis nancy pontier winifred satterfield john tatterson arthur cassell walter brown charlotte schmidt june poe emma jane bolyard clubs ten mcn working in harmony together can ac- complish far more than a hundred working apart. -Confucius Y national thespians the national thespians dramatic honor society for high schools is a non-secret, non-social, and non-profitable organization, devoted to the betterment of dramatics in the secondary schools. troup number three ol' east fairmont high school is one of the earliest members of this great national organization. we feel that the advantages of being a member ofthe society have been fully realized. while the membership is intentionally kept to a small number the club is one of the most active and progressive units ot' our school. each school year finds this club with a full program for the term, consisting of two full length plays, two chapel programs, the state contest play, two parties and a banquet at the close ol' the school year. this year our dramatic work consisted of: ttthe arrival of kitty , and out- ward bound, three-act plays the game ol chess and 'lsparkinf' two one-act playsg and the state contest play: entitled 'tthe giant stairs. otiicers of the club are president vice-president secretary-treasurer seergca nt-at-arms sponsor co-sponsor david bishop junior carpenter teresa cimaglia sara harden bill hogan harry cronin, jr. elizabeth flcming mary alice jardine fifty-four william barnes morgan dorothy moran teresa cimaglia william hogan clyde s. swiger hary t. leepcr members mary moore francis squires dorothy moran russell squires betty morgan bill morgan lena pepper jack smith gloy stalnaker marion sturm maxine Watkins gall Watkins pledges josephine jenkins danzil marks lucille messenger Carolyn w0l.fe hi-y the hi-y club has as its purpose, the banding together of a group of purposeful older high school boys, who are seeking christian ideals, for themselves and the social group of which they are a part. they take for their aim: to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and the community, the high standards of christian characterf' the east fairmont hi-y is sponsored by mr. walter glenn, with mr. earl straight and mr. lloyd brown as assistant sponsors. the officers are: ellsworth cain, president, walter brown, vice- presidentg john carpenter, secretary, jack rosenberger, treasurerg goff rollins, sergeant-at-arms, and harry cronin, parlimentarian. among the varied activities of the year have been the group attendance at many of local churches, a mid-year spaghetti banquet at which dr. maxwell spoke, and the building of a new and more complete constitution. some other activities of the year were: the chapel program, an outstanding basketball team, and the best girl banquet. the grand climax of the activities for the year is the october steak roast, which all members look forward to annually. walter brown neale burner ellsworth cain jack carpenter junior carpenter kennith carpenter harry cronin john fawley marcellus fitzwater howard fleming forest gaskins clean speech clean sports clean living clean' scholarship hi-y members warren gross gard huff edward hughes charles johnson walter killian ralph linn clarence lynn denzil marks george may max rnoran william barne s morgan jimmie myers harley pyles goff rollins jack rosenberger eugene satterfiled jack smith lawrence smouse russell squires gloy stalnaker gall Watkins robert white Mty-live latin and french clubs latin club at the end of the year 1936-37, the old latin club was placed on a re- organized basis. it was renamed res publica romana which translated, means the roman republic. the heads of the roman republic were two consuls elected yearly, holding equal power. in this modern roman republic are also two consuls these preside over meetings of the senate, which is composed of all present and former officers of the group, now in school. the censor keeps the club rolls and records. the quaestors attend to all financial matters. the aediles plan programs and other activities. all of the above officials must have been in the club one year previous to taking office. all such members are known' as patricians. the tribune must be elected by and from the plebeians or students who are in the club for their first year. the tribune presides at all club meetings. the constitution is known as uduodecim tabulae or twelve tables. in every way possible the club is patterned after the ancient roman state. progress has been made this year and more will be made in the years to come. Q french club the french club is an organization for those who have studied the french language. the sponsor of the club is miss martha wayman. the officers are: president-helen nicholsg vice-president-joan hawkinsg sec- retary and treasurer-mary alice jardine. the object of the club is to pro- mote pupil interest iir the lives of the people they are studying. the most important activity of the year was the annual who's who tea at the end of the school year. doris jo ankrom ted boyles denzil brown ellsworth cain jack carpenter john carpenter, jr. lewis hager sara harden mary alice harman joan hawkins robert hayhurst lois heflin billy hostutler mary alice jardine charles johnson walter killian james knight helen lynn denzil marks june marts elizabeth miller dorothy moran betty morgan bill morgan majorie morris autumn murphy members barbara nichols helen nichols david nuzum lakin parlette lena pepper mary ruth poling fernand pourbaix mary marie powell june rich Virgil rogers lucy russo eugene satterfield russell satterfield iva securro thelma spencer russell Squires gloy stalnaker eleanore stanley ruth stanley john tatterson bernice vincent ruby vincent herman weeks bob williams Carolyn Wolfe marion zinn Q . iifty-seven 4 lettermen's club the lettermen's club is for boys who have earned their letters in some type of athletics. the outstanding event of the year for this club is the athletic banquet. this year the club presented a service sweater to the senior boys in the organization. the lettermen published the programs for the annual east-west football game last fall. the officers of the club are: president--clarence lynn, vice-president-henry martellig secretary-ray barthlowg treasurer-goff rollins. mr. lewis is the sponsor. girls' glee club the girls glee club is composed of 90 members, who are sophomores, juniors, and seniors. the glee club, under the direction of miss hazel taylor, has sponsored many programs and participated in various activities. audia, joan amos, ruth billota, mary boyce, eleanor brandimarte, gena brandimarte, lena brenneman, thelma brock, mary candid. sara cimaglia, theresa clark, ruth Conner, mary colebank, frances jenkins, jo kcener, helen knapp, mary alice la cova, josephine lamek, jennie lamek, elizabeth layman, frieda linn, mary rnargarct mazza, amelia marts, juno mc cullough, elizabeth anne meredith, mary kathleen mcrrifield, mary k. plum, fannie plum, Velma powell, mary marie price, doris price, freda price, olive belle ribel, mary richards, lucille rigger, rose rinehart, ruby mabel rollins, clara rowan, bernadine sanders, doris ann satterfield, katherine criss, doris miller, betty seccuro, flora cronin, mary elizabeth miller, elizabeth shaver, nellie danscr, ruth miller, lucille spragg, doris deblasio, suzie miller, helen stanley, eleanor doolittle, june moran, sara stanley, helen dnham, eloise moran, dorthy summers, rosemary fleming, elizabeth moore garnet talerico, rosie fox, margaret gabriel, lena harper, maronee harden, sara hawkins, ruby mae henderson, floyda horner, gerry hostutler, gwendolyn jardine, josephine morgan, betty morris, marjorie neel, alma nestor, jessie lee nixon, catherine pellegrin, adelina pepper, lena perella, mary peliggi, clorinda tatterson, iona tosello, june wagner, mary jane walls, katherine Wood, katherine Wolfe, Carolyn wood, loretta young, vera rose vukovich, mary library club the library club is composed of fifteen girls who assist miss sara irwin, the librarian. the aims of the club are: to serve the students of east fair- mont high school, and to give the members of the club a fundamental back- ground in library training. secondary aims are purely social, serving to strengthen the bond of friendship between the girls. officers serving for the year were: president r r louise noble vice-president or helen miller sec.-treas. r l esther ann morris lynn, helen miller, helen adams, eileen members of the club are: brown, betty gb coombs, phoebe louise crawford, jean fleming, elizabeth hardin, sara heflin, lois kuhn, martha jane moran, dorothy morris, esther ann noble, louise pepper, lena price, freda Mty-nine girl reserves the girl reserves is an organization formed primarily to get girls to take an interest in, and to appreciate the higher things in life. this year the organization was so large that it was deemed advisable to divide it into two sections with miss addamae murphy as adviser for the junior division and miss florence hall as adviser of the senior division. this year betty morgan and gerry horner have served as presidents of the senior group and of the junior group, respectively. one of the interesting activities of the year was the- dad and daughter dinner. the meetings are held the first and third friday of every six weeks. the girl reserves organization does many helpful things that are not made public and tries to be useful in every phase of the school work. the officers of the senior group are: president betty morgan vcie-president june doolittle secretary helen miller treasurer lois heflin the officers of the junior group are: president gerry horner vice-president mary k. gaskins secretary louise cain treasurer betty miller g. a. a. the girls athletic association, or g. a. a. as it is popularly called, is an organization for girls interested in various sports. it strives to teach the girls better sportsmanship and also gives them an opportunity to earn their Ieter. the g. a. a. is one of the largest organizations in school at the present time. the sponsor is miss mary wilson and the president is carolyn Wolfe. the most outstanding activity this year was the sports carnival, under the sponsorship of mr. sprouse and miss wilson. the boys gym classes and the g. a. a. helped with it. another purpose of the organization is to give the girls a chance to earn a letter e by participating in athletics, programs, etc. president , . carolyn wolfe vice-president helen nichols secretary yvonne little treasurer , . betty miller tyoe honor citizenship club the honor citizenship club, introduced experimentally last year, gives recognition to students for leadership and social behavior within the school. this year the faculty saw fit to nominate 261 students for this honor which is a marked increase over last year. they are as follows: seniors addis, marcalene alberico, camillo audio, joan barr, louise brandimarte, gena brock, mary brooks, shirley brown, betty brown, walter bolyard, emma jane bunner, irene cain, ellsworth carpenter, junior clem, helen Crawford, dorothy jean curry, dean deblasio, susie doolittle, june elder, bernice ellison, betty evans, wilda fleming. elizabeth harden, sarah hawkins, ruby mae heflin, lois hoffmaster. clara hostutler, gwendolyn hughes, edward hurd, shirley jaynes, scott jenkins, june johnson, viola keener, helen kisner, katherine lang, eugene lynn, clarence martelli. henry messenger, lucille miller, helen moore, mary moran, dorothy morgan, betty morgan, bill neel, alma nichols, helen noble, louise nuzum, june pepper, lena police, mary rajs, frances repep, phyllis rogers, mary rosenberger, jack schmidt, charlotte shaver, betty spine, teresse squires, frances stanley, eleanor vukovich, mary ware, denzil weeks, herman white, robert whyte, john williams, robert wolfe, carolyn juniors adams, eileen bates, robert bissett, maxine boyce, eleanor brenneman, june brooks, sara cimaglia, teresa coombs, phoebe louise cronin, harry fetty, marguerite gross, warren harper, maronee harper, sheldon hawkins, dale henderson, floyda higgins, junior hogan, william holt, mary ellen huff, gard jardine, mary alice jenkins, josephine johnson, charles killian, walter kincaid, warren kuhn, martha jane lamek, jennie linn, mary margaret little, yvonne marks, denzil mc dougal, james moran, max morris, ester ann nestor, jessie lee nose, virginia nuzum, harold nuzum, sara ponder, louis reese, genevieve rinehart, earl rudy, mabel satterfield, eugene scott, raymond sell, thelma shreve, blanche smouse, lawrence spiker, margaret squires, russell stalnaker, gloy sturm, marian vangilder, virginia Watkins, gail watkins, maxine webner, leroy sophomores adams, pearl ankrom, doris jo antolick, clara bilotta, mary brawn, alleda bischof, david bright, getsel bunner, ida mae burner, neale burnworth, james carpenter, christine carpenter, jean carpenter, kenneth casteel, lorraine clark, ruth clem, james colebank, frances connor, mary cornell, percy cronin, mary elizabeth curtis, james danser, ruth dimaio, mary louise fleming, howard fitwater, marcellus frisch, mary elizabeth gabriel, lena gabriel, richard garlow, regena harman, mary alice hawkinberry, betty louise hawkins, joan hendershot, elmer henderson, sylvia horner, gerry huffman, john huggins, ralph layman, freida may, george miller, elizabeth moore, garnet moran, andrew moran, oscar monroe, maud morris, billy morris, marjorie alice nichols, barbara nuzum, william phillips, ruby police, albert poling, mary ruth price, doris ribel, mary ridenour, earl rinehart, martha jean rollins, clara rotruck, elwood russo, lucy rutherford, dwane schlager, ruth springer, viola spencer, thelma summers, grace talerico, rosie tatterson, richard vandergrift, phyllis vincent, bernice walls, katherine Wagner, mary jane wilson, ada louise youse, jeanne freshmen alberico, nancy arnett, betty lucille arnett, willa mae ayers, jimmy barnes, mary ellen barr, anita beamer, ruth berrier, edward bilotta, frances bissett, betty black, charles bowman, earl brandon, ruth lee brooks, norma cain, louise clark, jerrine carroll, melba davidson, audrey deblasio, erminia dodd, howard finamore, lena ford, william gamble, doris mae gaskins, mary catherine gates, opal grubb, mary hall, leone haney, barbara hayhurst, donald hinkle, jarvis janes, robert jenkins, julia johnston, june ann knight, inez kisner, fred louden, jeanne lucas, jack mccune, fred meredith, ruby miller, jimmy moran, margaret murphy, mary frances ostrzycki, victoria plymale, dixie powers, martha raikes, oneita reed, lucille rowand, betty russo, norma ryan, bernard sapp, gerald seccuro, iva squires, donal stansberry, jack staley, rosemary stevens, dorothy swisher, mary swisher, minnie tatterson, vera thompson, mary louise utz, harrylee vangilder, virginia Watkins, james wells, isabel west, jerry williams, harriet williams, rudolph willis, bill willis, bob yost, marian zinn, gerald 37 f i pick out the good and follow itg i see the bad and shun it. -con ucius sixty-two athletics football basketball wre?tling cross country track intra-murals a horse is not judged by his strength, but by his mettlef' -confucius ty th I 938 football squad :qt V Q ,L ' G 5 front row-left to right-myers, rigger, muto, mastrodonato, talerico, meredith, vukovich, second row-eeleft to right-fike lewis, head Coachg kenneth harris, assistant Coachg brandi- martc, nuzum, white, pileggi, hughes, martelli, davis, poe, mazza. third row-left to right-burnworth, assistant managerg hammack, burner, Clem, scritchfield church, poe, Sapp. back rowileft to right-carpenter, assistant manager, hawkins, manager: nuzum. edigi, an- seline, killian, harris, rollins, assistant managerg scott, and tucker, assistant managers. I tx f n sept. sept oct. HOV. HOV. oct. oct. oct. oct. I 938 football record farmington east fairmont shinnston 4-east fairmont -east fairmont morgantown east fairmont grafton weston home games 8-east fairmont 21-fairview 13-east fairmont 14-barrackville 19-west fairmont away games o 13-east fairmont o 6-mannington 19-east fairmont o 21-east fairmont Lyti ity lx the 1938 football season in review east vs. farmington the east high yellow jackets lost the first game of the season to farm- ington. when the final gun sounded the score stood 8 to 0 in favor of the farrnington farmers. east vs. fairview east fairmont high's smooth-working football machine romped rough- shod over the fairview gridders to chalk up a 21 to 0 victory. east vs. shinnston a fighting east high team went down to defeat after playing a thrilling game. but the breaks were against them and shinnston won by a score of 7 to 13. east vs. morgantown the bees battled morgantown high gridders on even terms for three quarters, but weakened in the final period, and morgantown won. the score was 13-0. east vs. mannington the bees upset a favored and heretofore undefeated mannington eleven with a fine exhibition of the pigskin. sport. a pass, muto to mazzie, in the last minute to play, spelled defeat for the green and white wave. the score was 6-0. east vs. grafton the east high gridders dropped a hard-fought game to grafton in a blinding snowstorm. although the bees rolled up eight first dwwns to five for the opponents, the bearcats took advantage of the breaks to chalk up' a 19 to 0 victory. east vs. weston due to a change in schedule, the Bees journeyed to weston and lost the game. the minute men proved too strong for the east high gridders and handed them a 21 to 0 defeat. east vs. barrackville the east high yellow jackets, led by johnny talerico, speedy halfback, defeated a stubborn barrackville machine by the score of 14 to 6 at south side park. ed hughes, paul brandimarte and cleo white were the outstand- ing defensive performers for the gold and blue. east vs. west the most thrilling conceivable climax to a brilliant season of football came when east fairmont locked horns with the invincible west fairmont outfit, and whipped them conclusively, to avenge the loss suffered last year. east fairmont smashed, battered. butchered and rode rough-shod over the polar bears to take the long end of a 19-14 count. the thousands who witnessed the east-west classic still shudder from the gridiron thrills heaped upon them during the tilt as the stands settled down for a desperate game of football and uttered silent prayers for the success of the east high boys. they were immediately electrified by a run back of the kick-off for a touchdown. it began to look like an easy east Win. after this, however, the yellow jackets lapsed into stage fright, and west took advantage of it to score fourteen points in the last half. in the second stanza the bees took a new lease on life, fanthomed their opponents tactics, and rolled up two touchdowns. it was the most spectacular come- back seen around rosier field in years. to mention any particular names, however, without touching on the merits of every single man in the play would be an insult. all of them excelled themselves in this, their last game of the season. Q athletic sweater awards east fairmont high school bids farewell to boys who have served loyally and faithfully to the gold and blue. to show our appreciation to these athletes the lettermen's club presented them with blue coat sweaters with gold service bars and the letter e on the left side. congratulations boys! the following four year men received sweaters: max kisner, carl nuzum, golf rollins, raymond betonte, jack rosenberger, clarence lynn, ray bartho- low, cleo white, junior carpenter, jack carpenter, harry martelli, eugene hawkins, scott janes, ellsworth cain, june poe, henry helm, joe pileggi, ralph davis, and ed hughes. ray bartholow and raymond betonte, members of the east high wrest- ling squad, were named oo the all-state scholastic team by a vote of coaches. selected on the all-state second team were paul brandimarte and george travis. sixty-seve ixty-I-inrht basketball front row--left to right-gaskins. managerg poe rule bosley mazza seeurro, white, jaynes, assistant manager. second rowehulf, Cronin, antoliek, graziani, robinson assistant mana gerg williams, piloggi, mccune, securro. last roweemuto, Clem, lewis, coachg hammack, foley vast llFllI'l1lllIll mist l'illl'lT1Ulll XY1ll'l'l'll. ohio vlkins gi'zil'ton sliinnstmi 4-:ist llilll'Ill'll1l west l'ziii'rnont pgrzzfttin mist fziirmonl f-:ist fziirinont fan 'inington x'ic'to1'y w:'sttin nitwgzinlown west fairrnonl vzisl fairmont liziirview rhinnston vlkins lTlUI'j1ZllllOVVl'l I 938 basketball record Alumni bzirrackville east fairrnont east fairmont east fairmont east fairmont mzinnington east fairmont Cast fairmont st. pclers st. pete-rs east fairmont east fairmont east fairmont east fairmont cast fairmont weston east fairmont east fairmont east fairmont east fairmont basketball season in review east fairmont vs. alumni the east high cagers opened their basketball season under coach lewis, who piloted the yellow jackets for the first time. the bees showed lots of power in the tune-up by triumphing over a strong alumni quint. the score was 30 to 26. east fairmont vs. barrackville the east fairmont bees defeated the barrackville bisons on the basket- ball court 26 to 23 after the teams had played nip and tuck ball in the first half. the bees came from behind to nose out their rivals in the last period of the game. east fairmont vs. warren, ohio the east fairmont bees entertained a powerful buckeye aggregation and was defeated after putting up a stiff battle. the presidents went on a scoring spree in the third chapter to clinch the game. the score was 48-40. east fairmont vs. elkins the bees left home for their first trip of the season and dropped a close game to elkins by a 43 to 33 score. east fairmont vs. grafton the grafton high bearcats clawed ike lewisis east fairmont bees to the tune of 62 to 26. an over-flow crowd gathered in the palatine arena to wit- ness the renewal battle between these two big ten foes. east fairmont vs. shinnston the shinstnon high tigers defeated the yellow jackets, 37 to 24, in a thrill-packed scholastic big ten conference game before a capacity crowd at the shinnston court. east fairmont vs. mannington east fairmont high cagers nosed out the green and white wave of mann- ington by a 32 to 22 score. the blue and gold took the lead at the outset and were never headed, leading 22 to 7 at the half. east fairmont vs. west fairmont the east fairmont yellow jackets encountered the west fairmont polar bears in the opening number of the series to determin th 1938 city basket- ball championship. although the bees put up a gallant fight, the bears' basketball rr 'mine stepped out in high gear to win the first of the series by a 44 to 28 score. captain lynn proved the spearhead of the defense by net- ting ten points. east fairmont vs. grafton the bearcat's fast break and zone defense proved too much for the bees. the cats unleashed a terrific fiield goal barrage and administered a 75 to 28 drubbing to the east fairmont high cagers. east fairmont vs. st. peters the bees bounced back into the scramble for the 1938 city basketball championship when they toppled the st. peter's maroons, 21 to 13, before a large crowd. east fairmont vs. st. peters the bees scored their second consecutive victory over the st. peter's maroons, 56 to 40 in a fast-moving intra-city basketball encounter. the east quints in winning over their opponent once more are in the race for the city title. sixty-nin seventy east fairmont vs. farmington the farmington farmers spurted late in the third period to break a 21 to 21 deadlock and then emerged victorious over a scrappy east high quintet by a 34 to 28 margin in a nip and tuck battle. east fairmont vs. victory victory unleashed a scoring attack in the last half to nose out the yellow jackets 42 to 26. the bees were off to a lead in the first period, but weakened and victory took the verdict. east fairmont vs. weston east high's basketeers, fighting gamely against terrific odds, dropped a 39 to 22 decision to weston's minute-men, sending the bees down one more notch in the big ten cellar. the lewis five losing all of their seven confer- ence encounters. east fairmont vs. morgantown the bees traveled to Morgantown seeking laurels on a foreign court. the proteges of ike lewis in a thrill-packed, spine-tingling struggle lost the game only after two extra periods, before the red and blue were able to gain their slim edge. in the second extra period, morgantown scored to win 31 to 29. east fairmont vs. west fairmont a sizzling second half comeback enabled the polar bears to topple the bees, 40 to 27, in a nip and tuck conflict. for three periods it was anybody's ball game with the bees setting a dizzy pace during the first half until late in the third period when they weakened and lost in the final stanza. rule netted 8 points. east fairmont vs. weston the east fairmont quints slipped a 42 to 33 defeat on the weston basket- eers to avenge a loss suffered earlier in the season to the minute men the victory snapped a losing streak of five consecutive games. rule again was high point man with a total of 21 points. east fairmont vs. fairview the fairview indians edged out a 33 to 32 decision over the yellow jackets before a capacity crowd. the bees staged a garrison finish, outplay- ing the indians during the last period, but their gallant efforts went for nought as the final gun sounded with the bees needing one more goal to cop the verdict. east fairmont vs. shinnston the yellow jackets were overwhelmed by the shinnston tigers 41 to 20. it was the tigers second victory of the season over the bees. east fairmont vs. elkins th east high dribbleds lost their second game with elkins when the tigers took the measure of the yellow jackets 37-24. east fairmont vs. morgantown the east fairmont yellow jackets finished their basketball season at home when they entertained morgantown. the struggle proved to be as exciting as the initial game during the season. the red and blue aggrega- tion upset the dope bucket by a score of 33 to 30. wrestling I 938 first row-left to right-paul mussulo, raymond satterfield, george travis, ray bartholow, ray mond betonte, brady meredith, clifton critchfield, joe edigi, harold nuzum. second row-left to right-manager adriano donofrio, asst. manager william morris, max kisner, loris gaskins, james fultineer, andrew mimran, kenneth carpenter. third row-left to right-coach harris, elwood rotruck, edwin hayhurst, barney vukovich, john nuzum, neale burner, warren bright. wrestling I 938 east fairmont vs. parkersburg opeing the season january 7, under the guidance of kenny harris, park- ersburg fell easy victim to the matmen with a score of 28 to 15. east fairmont vs. morgantown in a short match, the east high wrestlers defeated the morgantown outfit 30-15. each of the bouts were decided by falls. east fairmont vs. weston the bees chalked up four falls and two referee's decisions to topple the minute-men 26 to 15. east fairmont vs. harrisville the bees were forced to the limit to cop the verdict from harrisville aggregation 22 to 13. ray bartholow and raymond betonte, east's all-state grapplers, continued their winning streaks. they have yet to be defeated. east fairmont vs. morgantown morgantown high mat aggregation upset a hitherto undefeated east fairmont outfit, l91!2 to 1'7V2. east fairmont vs. parkersburg the bees took the first tug and groan match from parkersburg 21 to 16 in a two-day invasion of west central west virginia. east fairmont vs. harrisville harrisville got revenge for a defeat early in the season by the bees when they tripped east high grapplers 20V2 to 101!2. east fairmont vs. weston in the last match of the season, weston defeated kenny harris' grap- plers l7V2 to 151!2. the wrestlers have thrown tive teams to the defeated list While two teams have overpowered the bees. seventy ty-t I 938 cross country front row-left to right-rudolph williams, captain henry helm ,jack rosenberger. back row-left to righteellsworth cain, gloy stalnaker, coach lewis, denver holcomb, clarence lynn. names according to picture. cross country I 938 the 1938 cross country team has had one of the most successful seasons that the runners have enjoyed since the sport was initiated as a competitive sport. wheeling territory was invaded to the tune of 18 to 37, only to run a close score at cannonsburg to take second place. traveling to newark, new jersey, to compete in the twelfth annual national cross country race on thanksgiving day, the bees crossed the finish line to retain the mason-dixon trophy. acting captain, henry clay helm, covered the two and one-half miles in 13:44 for seventeenth place at the newark meet. the other bees came in at positions to total 621 points. other members of the cross country team were clarence lynn, junior carpenter, gloy stalnaker, rudolph williams, ellsworth cain, jack rosenberger, denver holcomb, and glenn tallman. in the last tri-state meet at bethany the harriers took second place to capture new laurels and proved to be a most powerful unit in the athletic career of east fairmont. hopes for winning 1939 teams are darkened somewhat by the fact that henry helm, clarence lynn, ellsworth cain, denver holcomb and jack rosen- berger all are to graduate this spring. track front row-left to right-alberico, manager, Cain, killian, helm, pileggi, poe, rosenberger, stalnaker, lewis, coach. second row-greco, hufl, bosley, weiss, antolick, anselene, jaynes, foley. third rowgparrella, burner, ruthford, Clem, mccune, williams, greco, graziani, wilfong, greco, assistant manager. last row'-harris, Vukovich, willis, barnes, Curtis, foley. hanimack, yoho, marks. Coffman, janes. track activities at this time of the season it is hard to tell what kind ol' a track team will represent the school, but from all indications it will be a fast one. several ol' the best men of last year's team are not back, but their places will be ably filled by the new material that has come into the school since then. we are going to take part in the big state meet at Clarksburg, and we are going to take part in a manner that will make some of our opponents sit up and take notice as well as get up and stretch their muscles. the team is under the proficient management oi' coach lewis. seventy-three intra-mural athletics intramural sports began at the east fairmont high school in 1932. through the excellent leadership of mary wilson and earl sprouse, the intramural sports have been a great success this year. the class tournament opened this year with the freshman boys playing the sophomore boys and the junior girls vs. the senior girls. both of these games were thrilling and were witnessed by a large crowd. the sophomore boys and the junior girls emerged victorious in the opening round. the sophomore lads eliminated the freshman 2'r to 21 and the junior lassies defeated the seniors 24 to 15. both games were interesting, hard fought affairs. the second night of the class tournament found the junior boys vs. the senior bays playing a hard fighting battle and the freshman girls vs. the sophomore girls giving all they had to their teams. the winners of these two games namely: sophomore girls and the sophomore boys, met the junior girls and the senior boys in the finals, which were played the following night. the senior boys tackled the sophomore boys while the sophomore girls tried to halt the junior girls, but the senior boys and the junior girls crashed through with victories over the sophomore lads and lassies to cop the annual east fairmont class basketball tournament before a large crowd at the east high gym. a last rally enabled the senior boys to trim the sophomore boys to the tune of 28 to 21 and the junior girls who have never been defeated since entering high school and have taken the tournament for three straight years easily trounced the sophomore cuties 41 to 16 in the finals. many players were outstanding in the climax to the east fairmont basketball season, the an- nual class tournament. earl sprouse and mary wilson, east fairmont's physical education instructors, directed the meet and mary wilson refereed the girls' division while joe talerico handled the whistle for the boys. martha gibbs of fairmont state college was umpire for the girls' games. many valuable prizes donated by local merchants were awarded to outstanding players in both divisions, which were as follows: girls awards all tournament team-forwards: evelyn muto, anna mutog center: virginia morris: guards: esther anne morris, virginia mitchell, martha jean rinehart. most valuable: genevieve mitchell. most valuable substitute: rosie talerico. best sport: doris price. best senior: mary vuckovich most attractive: louise cain. best junior: virginia morris. best foul shot: gwendolyn hostutler. best sophomore: anna muto. high point single game: virginia morris. best freshman: genevieve mitchell. high point in tourney: virginia morris. best cheerleader: elizabeth miller. contributed most for tourney success: jerry horner. coach of winning team: jimmy mazza and denzil brown. boys awards all tourney team: forwards: jack carpenter and john talerico: center: edward hughes: guards: joe grazlani and .Asc mm... most valuable substitute: goff rollins. most valuable: arthur cassell. best senior: arthur graziani. best sport: carl nuzum. best junior: joe graziani. best foul shot: vester kerns. best cheerleader: loris gaskins. high point in single game: jack carpenter. coach of winning team: clarence lynn. high point in tourney: john talerico. contributed most for tourney success: ralph huggins. the sophomores had the best cheering section and were awarded a silver loving cup. unoonhour basketball league the, noon hour basketball league under the supervision of mr. earl sprouse has grown into an interesting past-time for students who lunch at school. kingmont, the last year's champions, are still going strong this year with an undefeated and untied basketball team. piney run is running second with only one defeat to their schedule. kingmont is a strong and rugged, sharpshooting team with such experienced players as jack carpenter, don richards and henry martelli. norwood, the last year's runner up for first place honors, lost most of their players and consequently they have been defeated twice, once by the kingmont champions and once by piney run. eventy-four -.,- kingmont winner of first half-won 10' lost 2-captain, vincent. number of teams entered-8. piney run and norwood have the same number of wins and losses. 'fsaturday morning league about 115 boys play in the saturday morning league. this is divided into three groups. each of these sections contains four teams of eight players each. the midgets consist of boys weigh- ing less than 115 lbs. the light weight is composed of players between the weights of 115 and 129 lbs. the heavy weight portion holds the cagers who balance the scales at more than 129 lbs. the names of each of the teams are as follows: celtics, passing fools, shooting stars, bees, all belonging to the midget league. the light weight league consists of: mountaineers, polar bears, palatiners, and big five. the heavy weight league consists of: blue eagles, rockets, packers and five aces. girls bus league mary wilson's keenly organized bus league for girls certainly offers some entertainment for those noon-hour loafers. the girls play each tuesday and thursday at noon in the old gym. six teams compose the league. the teams are as follows: kingmont, piney run, town: jordon, colfax, hopewell. the champions are the town team with five victories and no defeats. noon soft ball team fgirlsj this is composed of two teams the gold team and the blue team. the blue team has to their credit two victories and three defeats. while the gold team has three victories and two de- feats, making the gold team champions. class volleyball league the volleyball team always draws interest to sports lovers. this year the freshmen, sopho- more, junior and senior girls reported with good hard fighting teams. the freshmen had three victories and five defeats: sophomores had two victories and one defeatg the juniors had three victories and no defeats, while the seniors had two defeats and no victories. the returns: the winners - juniors bus league tournaments the boys' bus league tournament is held at the noon hour. this is similar to the girls bus league tournament. the teams entered this year are: kingmont, colfax, rock lake, piney run, hopewell, jordan, greenwave, and norwood. these games have been played during different noon hours and norwood met kingmont in the finals. the score was 25 to 24, kingmont being the win- ner. ping pong tournament many boys participate in the ping pong tournament. different games are run off at different times. all matches are 2 out of 3 games of 21 points each. the finals are run off at the night of the sports carnival. inner club league different clubs of the school take part in this. hi-y won in the finals with the thespians and latin clubs tied for second place. boxing forty-eight boys participated in the boxing tournament. they were divided into seven differ- ent weight classes. the finals in this tournament were held during the sports carnival. sports carnival the sports carnival is directed by mr. sprouse. this creates much interest among the students of east fairmont because finals in the wrestling and boxing tournaments are held then. ping pong, tumbling and basketball are also included in the program. the object of the carnival in to sum- marize and bring to a close the different intra-mural sports activities of the year. east park grade school entered their baby tumblers and a group of dancers. east high girls had dancing, pyra- mids, tumbling and the finals of the noon hour basketball tournament. the most spectacular event was the living statues posed by joe egidi and clifton scritchfield. our thanks and appreciation go to mary wilson and earl sprouse for the success of intra- mural sports for the year of 1937-38. keep up the good work. v lyii r 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 2 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 ::::::::: -,, 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 I 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 -QQQQQQQQQQQQQQ , ,,'4-',,Q00Q compliments of the hood agency tincorporated all kinds of insurance since 1902 second floor-deveny building telephones 1500-1501 say it with flowers s h a u g e s 5th street and fairmont ave. phone 541 004::000::::::::0::::::::::::::::::::e compliments of fairmont wall plaster co. 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