East Fairmont High School - Orion Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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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

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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

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