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

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if U.S.A. Perl-ella, if Mfsgt. ! F, 4? - Dominick 59 Pcrrella, john '39 FOOTBAI ,L l irsl row: Gcorgi- Onclvrlco, IiflNYHl'Cl flowers, lannvs 'lic-inplin, Vliluoinus ivlllglmlw. IWN I Rolwrl poxxvll. Pnl flllzlrliilvllia, Alla:-rl llollnmslvr. Second nm: fioznli, Kr-nncllu llfurris, l.ion4-l Xvnlson, Xvilliinn S uin-s, Bill Sn-inrrn, f VL XXI fl lulun Alrlcriunnim, Bill lxl-Ily, lluonms ljrr-slon, lov lioylvs. Riflmrwl lloll, ixssislfllll flhllll. PIII' 'JIU j I lllirrl ron: lunior llilmlrr-lla, lxoln-rl hlillf-r. lin-mlorv Fi-.nlln-r, Hnrolll Nlillwr, Nitin lun Rfl rl Nlinor, liclwnrrl Slololvins. llllillflll row: lvlanngm-r, lircclvrirli Rmlvlmliglug Rnlpln Doxlrill, llc-rlnnn Vvriglnl, Cir ll n 4 lXlilIlilg1'I', Nlurvin Vvnlsong lznnvs Dorlrill, ,lolnl llillollal, Alex Saulxiluy, ix,lillIilf.f!'I', Rolrvrl Vx ull Ins f U.S.A. Perrella, Patsy if U.S.N. Pettigrew, Howard f U.S.A. Phillips, Albert L. if U.S.N. Phillips George C if U.S.N. Pettigrew, Harry fU.S.A. Pettigrew, Richard i' U.S.A. Phillips, Charles 'k Sf'Sgt. Phillips james Eusl High openccl ils loollunll season ngainsl tlw annually lougll lrurmingflon lhe Ryan c'onCl1f'cl lmovs 7-0 unlil lime lnsl lour minules. A l9loc'l4f'fl.punl recover:-cl lor il six poinlvr lollowf-cl lay un inlr-rceplecl pass wllimh sf-l up nnolln-r score. flincln-nl il I0-7 viflory lor llw Bc-vs. ig il: Xxlilll lulllnnfli Bill lvurlilyq lin' Yellow ,lneliels ol Ensl High flmlluwl up viclory numlwr lwo. linrrnCln'illv's Farmers. Alilvr jumping oil lo n shorllivecl 0-0 If-acl. llmc Bc-es lrnilm-cl way. lin- lgisons lurnislling' lhc- opposilion. 'lille lgisons looli no lonvli sleps lilll were finally overvornv lmy lim Bees. The linal score: I2-0 Ensl. at li ik VX7nsl1inglon lrvingys powerlul llillloppers provecl unliospilulmle Qui-sls as lln-y passe-cl. punlecl. nncl run lhe lives inlo sulumission. Falling lx-lore lin- hillloppers proves no rliscreclil lo a goocl lr-mn, Tin- linal srore sloocl 72-0 XV. l. ik ik :ff The llc-vs ulmsorhf-cl n 55-0 clelfxal. cleall oul lax' llle llIlCll'l'f'illf'Cl .incl only once S10l'f'Cl upon hlunninglon fire-en ancl Xvhilc. This provecl lo ln- il swvvl revvlmgc lor lin' llig Green, lor iusl' one year algo il was lln- Easl High llc:-s wllo snappvcl ix!lilllI1lIIQl0l1,S llilleen gannv winning' slrvulx. HC li at Easl High movecl inlo lvlorgfnn- lown nncl again lnslecl lhe ldiller llavor ol mlm-lic-al. .Allll0lIQll lhe Qnllnnl lfnsl lliglm lncls lecl in all lin' slnlisliuxl flepnrlinvnls, lmy XVRIY ol lwo inlercvplerl passes. lllc Refi nncl Blue coaslf-cl inlo il I2-0 virlory. lllis lu-ins? the lives, llmirfl slrniiflll loss. il it Nloving ou-r lo Grnllon lor llwir sc-foncl nncl lasl roncl lrin. lime illne- nncl Golcl ol Eusl were clvciiclecl unclerclogs, lull illilffl' lrniling I2-0 al lin- lmll. llnf lives cunw luaclc uncl nmrrln-cl lo The livnrcals' one yarcl slripr' where il lnsl flown lumlvlc proved lalnl. Alg1'lllTl1lIl2.f lime punl. lhc' lives scsorvcl. loul slill were on lllf' slmorl encl as lln- whisllv lllf'VV giving firnllon il I2-T viclory. :lc ik ik Ellcins Higjluis liiglwly loulecl lrig len 1-nlry mow-cl inlo Ezlsl-Xvvsl Sluclium lnvorecl lo lmncl lin- lix-es lln-ir lillll slmiqlll loss. Vlillf' B1-cs. who clonil In-lil-ve wlml lllf'y reacl in llw papers, ldrouglml home llw lmfon lo llie lllllf' ol .1 I2-6 xirlory ull:-r lvnrlinsj I2-0 riibllm hall, 'ln slnvin,11f oil lllv Elkins counlr-r nl'lan'l4, lille llc-vs hurl lo muzzle ,lunior Kvsling. llm Tigers, all-slule limvlc. 'kSfSgt. Phillips, James A. 'kU.S.N. Pierce, Edward fCpl. Pileggi, joseph '38 if U.S.A. Plum oseph 29 if Sn'Sgt. Phillips, James N. if Cpl. Pignanelli, Buster fk S,f'3!'c Pitzer, Allman Jr. ,43 'A' U.S.A. Plymal, Russell

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U.S.A. Palmer, William '36 'k AXC Patterson, Ralph,'36 'k Sgt. Paton, Robert '40 1 U.S.A. Paugh, Arnold 2nd Lt. Parlett, Lakin '40 fSgt. Paton, Harry '29 fU.S.A. Paugh, Andrew '37 fU.S.N. Payne, Carl CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders, you lcnow, are more than just an exhibition to be stared at as they go through their maneuvers, they are the never tiring worlcers who are the nucleous of the team's supporters. lt gives you a got to lceep going or Uwe can't lose feeling to lmow that someone is pulling for you, feeling the hardships of your taslc and losing when you do. Ralph Leaf and Barbara Vvatlcins, two senior cheerleaders, have given faithful service and a sincere gilt of gratitude goes to them from their student body, faculty, and athletic teams. Barbara has been cheerleader for three years and Ralph for two. Janet Pople and Ray Miller are sophomores. Janet has been cheerleader for two years, while this is Ray's first year. Both of them have given their all in leading the support of the 'Blue and Gold. Pat Greene, a junior, moved here from Bridgeport this fall. This is her third year as cheerleader. Martha Doyle, a freshman, is a promising young prospect. She moved here alter leading cheers at Barnes Junior High for three years. U.S.N. Payne, Maynard 'k Sflfc Peirce, Clyde 'k Sflfc Peirce, Edwin U.S.A. Pellegrin, Camillo g BARBARA VVATKINS JANET POPLE RAY MILLER RALPH LEAF PAT GREENE MARTHA DOYLE Shoot 'em highl Shoot 'em lowl Come on, East Fairmont- Let's gol, .lump on the band stand Beat on a tin can Who can? We can? Nobody else canl East Fairmontl 'East Fairmontl East Fairmontl U.S.A. Pellegrin, Dominick fA!C Pellegrin, Vincent '40 if Pfc. Pepper, Denver '27 -A' Pfc. Perella, Gene J.S.N. Pellegrin, Joe f Lt. Penrod, John K. '40 f Sf2fc Pepper, Lena R. i Pvt. Perkins, Lloyd S. -- WD f -sr 'A 11-H' ui

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Pfc. Plymale, Dixie '41 if Pfc. Poe, June Edward '38 -k Pvt. Poe, Virgil '40 jr U.S.A. Police, Albert '40 Pvt. Poe, Francis fPvt. Poe, Morgan B. -kLt. Poland, Harold '39 'kPvt. Police, Floyd '43 FOOTBALL Pulling upset numlmer two out ol tlwe img, Ken Harris' Yellow .laclcets downed a lavored Victory Higli team lmy a 13-6 score, alter trailing 6-0 at tlle ltall. Tile Jaclcets came out lor blood and scored two touclwclowns to even up the season record at four and four. 3 3' 3' East entertained another Big Ten entry at tl'1e East-VX7est lot and came out on 'top 20-0. 'Sl'lll'1l'lSl0l l'S Spartans proved no matcll lor tl1e Bees wl1o are now lmeginning to init tlwir stride. Kelly ran over two touclldowns while tI0lllll'1y Alderman returned an intercepted pass seventy yards lor anotlwer six pointer. at 7' 4' The climax ol time season, time long anticipated game, proved to lime a satisfactory ending ol a good year. Vvcsl Higlrs Polar Bears, wlwose luclc tliis year was none too good. received a sound I0-0 tlaumping at tlle lmands of,Ken Harris' Yellow .lacla-ts. Bill Kelly, wllo played lvrilliant lrall all fall, ran Wild, scoring all tliree touclldowns, marlcing tile second straiglit year that tl1e Bees ralced up tile 'City Crown and gave tllem a six and lour count lor tlie season. Pvt. Police, John 'Q Pvt. Police, Lloyd fU.S.A. Police, Tony A. '31 wk U.S.A. Poling, Jack SCORES FOR THE SEASON w East Fairmont 19 - - - Farmington 7 East Fairmont I2 - - - Barraclcville 0 ltast Fairmont 0 - - Xvaslwington lrving 32 East Fairmont 0 - - - Nlannington 55 East Fairmont 0 - - Nlorgantown 21 East Fairmont 7 - - - Grafton I2 liast Fairmont I2 - - Ellcins 6 liast Fairmont I3 - - - Victory 0 East' Fairmont 20 - - - SlliI1I1S't01'l 0 East' Fairmont I9 - Vvest ,Fairmont 0 J.S.N. Polis, joe '41 if Pvt. Porter, Jesse W. fU.S.N. Potesta, Felix 'kU.S.A. Potesta, Mike LS A. Ponder, Lewis R. '39 -kU.S.A. Postlewait, Orville '36 -kU.S.A. Potesta, Frank iLt. Potesta, Woodrow '37