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

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U SA Cam, Frank 36 1kU.S.N. Cain, Jesse L. -kU.S.N. Cain, John 'A' Sfsgt. Cain, Ralph 39 i'Pvt Cam Robert 38 ifU.S.A. Campbell, Forest G. 'kAfS Candid, Joseph i'MfSgt. Canfield Fred f Sf lf c Canfield Hannery if U.S.N. Carpenter, Earl fU.S.N. Carpenter, Earl 1. fU.S.N. Carpenter George Dorcas James Vve were Filled with sorrow when we learned of time deatb of ivliss Dorcas James in Fairmont General Hospital on December 16, 1945 Sbe was one of the best loved persons among us because slae tried to be lwelpful to all of us in every way slae could. All tlarougli tlie years of her increasing illness, even when she was too weary to worlc she never complained of her taslc, but continued at worlc long after sbe seemed ex- hausted. Anyone except a very courageous person would have become lielpless montlis before her doctor told ber slae must liave tbe care only a ilospital could provide. Miss James was born in Fayette County, Vvest Virginia, on October 19, 1915, and received her early education there. Her latlmer spent bis life as a public school teacher and public school principal. bliss James continued in school getting an AB. Degree from Marshall College at Huntington in 1954 and a Master of Science Degree in Biology lrorn West Virginia University in 1935, and continued ber study in Art at the Chicago Art lnstitute in summer terms. She came to us as a teacher of Art lor both East Fairmont and West Fairmont High Schools in September, 1955, and remained in this position until ller recent untimely death. She lived only thirty years. We remember her as an earnest, capable teaclier who always did more tlian ber position as a teacl1er demanded ol ber. She spent hundreds of hours preparing, setting up, and malcing exhibits ol the Worlc ol her pupils, for tliem and for tbe community slie served. But we remember her most as a person of extraordinary courage: one wlio realized ber life span must be sliort and laced that fact, but did the best she could with time time she liad been allowed. No one can do better than tbat. We shall always remember ber lor her splendid acliievement and example ol courageous living. W. C. VVhaley U.S.N. Carpenter, Jack '38 i'Pvt. Carpenter, James '29 fcpl. Carpenter, john iflinsign Carpenter, John 38 P.H.M. Carpenter, John R. ik U.S.A. Carpenter, Kenneth '40 f U.S.A. Carpenter, O. O. if U,S,A, Carpenter, Qlivel. I, U.S.N. Carpenter, Paul fU.S.N. Carpenter, Ralph '43 fPvt. Carpenter, Robert '43 if Sf2fq Ca,-Pentel. Robert ,

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'A' Pfc. Burnfield, Edward i'U.S.A. Bumfield, John G. Y ' r ll x'1 ,fbb i J Al ' W Il I Nlosl oi you recall hir. Xx',lIillSy,S ready smile ancl lcinclly sinuerily. VV- 1- Did you know lllis is luis lille:-nth year as prinripal? For all llu-se lj I' I' Il lilleen years llc has liven unliringj in luis vllorls lo arouse in llle y0l1lfllS Whom lie has c'onlac'l1-rl, a sense ol lllc possilmililies lllal lil- clorrnanl willain llll'IIl. ixlever does lie iiorve upon llmem luis own opinions. lmul, ivy wise Council and roncrelv examples, he leads llwm lo rf-ason anxl choose. The llmousancls ol lmoys anrl girls who have ronw uncler luis Q'lIEll'fliill1Slllll. wllelln-r in lllv professional. intluslrial. or mililary worlcl will lace lilu more squarely, malu- more inlelligc-nl vlloires and prolxalnly mean more lo llu' worltl invrallsu ol' his inllucnve. ,S,N, Burns, Charles if Pfc. Burns, Edwin i' Pfc. Burnsworth, Donald if Pfc. Burnsworth, James '40 lc. Burnsworth, Liston wk U.S.N. Bush, Chester ,36 'kCpl. Butcher, Kenneth '43 'kU.S.A. Byrd, David '30 '.S.A. Byrd, James '29 'k Pfc. Cain, Archie, Jr. '41 'k Pvt. Cain, Donald ,36 f Cpl. Cain, Forest '35

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gt Carpenter, Robert L. '42 fk U.S.A. Carpenter, Walter 'k M!Sgt. Carr, Denzil i US A Carr Herbert f2fc Carroll, James L. fTfSgt. Carroll, Mansel '42 fPvt. Carroll, Melba '41 fPO f2fc Carter Paul 41 7 S N Cassady, Henry iCpt. Cassady, Ralph '35 iU.S.A. Cassell, Arthur '38 1 Pfc Cassella Joseph 42 Husscl Satterficid Green he the turf ahove thee, Friend ol my hetter daysl None knew thee hut to love thee, Nor named thee hut to praise. While memory laids me weep thee, Nor thoughts nor words are llree, The griel is fixed too deeply That mourns a man lilce thee. Fitz-Greene Halleck With the estahlishment ol' the Machine Shop at East Fairmont High School, we came to lcnow Russell F. Satterliield. Upon his shoulders was placed most of the responsihility for the installation ol the machines, planning of the shop and the organization of the Machine Shop Classes as they were when they originally started in Novemher 1942. Mr. Sattertield not only lived up to his responsiloilities as a line machinist and mechanic hut he immediately proved his ahility as a teacher and had a tremendous inlluence over the men, women, hoys and girls who were in his classes. Through his alaility, lcindness and understanding, he won the admiration ol all who lcnew him. Russell Fleming Sattertield was horn Octoher '21, 1900. He went to rural school in Fairmont and finished at Colfax. West Virginia. At the age ol seventeen he started his machinest trade at the Fairmont Mining Machine Company. Alter completing his training there he Worlced in leading garages in Fairmont. ln 1925 he started the welding trade under Harold Harden in the Fairmont Vvelding Company, worlcing there until 1955, then he tool: the ad- vanced electrical welding course in Pittshurgh, Pennsylvania, and also the night course in mechanics at East Fairmont High. ln 1955 he started worlcing lor Craig Motor Company as a machinest and Welder and remained there until Octoher, 1942. at which time he tool: the Federal Government position as Nlachine Shop lnstructor in East Fairmont High School. Pvt Cassella, Victor V. 1 U.S.N. Cassone, Joseph i Sf3fc Cassone, Paul '42 i S!2fc Cassone Vincent Sgt Cattafesta, Augusta 1 Sf3fc Cattafesta, Guy '39 f Pfc. Cattafesta, John 'kwaves Cattafesta Josephine 37 Pvt Cervo James -kU.S.N.R. Chapman, Carl fAS!S Chapman, Earl ilinsign Chapman Earl 43 - ..'.l:a4. XA - .L-,M L-