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

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5fSgt Richards, Donald '38 f Sf llc Richards, jack L. 'kU.S.M. Richards William f Pvt. Richardson, Roy '43 U SM Richards Henry '34 'k U.S.A. Richards, john R. if U.S.A. Richardson, Ray ir U.S.A. Richmond, Neil '30 BASKETBALL ' Still on the road, the Yellow Jackets trelced to Grafton to encounter the Grafton Bearcats. This proved to he a nip and tuclc hall game, hut the Bees came victorious with a 58-57 score, Alderman scoring in the last tive seconds to turn an apparent deleat into a glorious victory. ' 'I' ' Morgantown gave the lans another thriller when they visited East Fairmont and returned home on the top side of a 51-50 score. This also was another fast and furious hall game throughout. S' 'I' 'I' For the third straight time the Bees were engaged in a one point game, hut howed heiore the Victory High Eagtes on the short end of a 47-46 score. The Bees staged a last minute come haclc, hut fell short ol their goal. '1' ' 'I' The Bees went down 'again in defeat hefore Shinnston, on the Spartans home court. This heing the second time this season that Shinnston had turned haclc the Bees. The llinal outcome was 50-41, after a furious hattle. 't' 't' 'l' ln a return game with Nlorgantown, the Bees lost a tough hattle howing heiore the Clydemen hy a 51-28 score latter heing in the lead all the way. 'I' 'I' 'I' The Bees played their second game of the year with Vvest Fairmonfs Bears on the home court hefore a capacity crowd and succeeded in securing revenge for their earlier one point defeat at their hands. The final score stood 50-49, after a furious hattle. 'I' ' 'I' Pl-aying one of their most hrilliant ball games of the season, the Bees turned hack Buclchannon to the score of 49-56 on the Buclchannon home court. MANAGERS Der. East Fairmont 41 - - - - Alumni Dec. lfast l'airmont 45 Rivesville 5 B MINOR , ,, 'O lan. -ltast l'airmont 24 - - Victory lan. lfast Fairmont 32 - - - Grafton ,lan. f-lfast l'airmont 51 - Vvest Fairmont lan. liast Fairmont 52 - - ivlannington lan. lfast Fairmont 53 - Parltershurg tan. lfast Fairmont 52 - Vveston lan. lfast Fairmont 25 - Barrnclcville lan. -East Fairmont 42 - ivlonongah lan. East Fairmont 52 - Buclchannon l'vh. lfast Fairmont 28 Shinneton 7 4 1 ' ' XX AYNE TLCKER i:eh. lfast Fairmont 55 - Nlannington 1:1-h. 8'-East Fairmont 411 - - VV:-glon 1'c-h. East Fairmont 58 - - Gralton lreh. East Fairmont 50 - Him-ganlgwn l'1-h. -lfast Fairmont 46 . Viglm-,I l'ch. lfast t'airmont 41 - Sllinngfon A lie-h. lfast l'airmont 28 - Nlgrggmlown l'c-h. lfast Fairmont 50 - Vvf-gf Fuirynont I1-tp. lfast Fairmont 40 g Bug-klmmmn Nlar. lfast Fairmont 56 . Riveqville N5 . ' . ' 'Hi' HF VANA FA Mar. l'.ast Fairmont 28 ---- - Barmqkvillg '1 l'ntals-Xvon 13-Lost 10. tin:-hiding rliournament Gamesj J.S.A. Richmond, Paul '33 fPfc. Ridenour, Earl '40 i'U.S.A. Rigger, Andrew 'kU.S.A. Riggs, james J.S.A. Ridenour, Charles if RfTf3fc Rider, Edgar '40 'k U.S.M. Rigger, John '39 wk Sflfc Riggs, June Doolinle 38 12

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-k Ff'2f'c Reese. john F. if Cpl. Reese, Kenneth '31 BASKETBALL IININIY TENlI'l.IN IOIIN ALDERNL-KN KENNY KYRE BOB NVATKINS BILL KELLITY 1 Cpl. Reese, Lawrence '28 f Pfc. Reese, Thomas M. '34 f Pvt. Reese. Virgil '40 f Pfc. Reese, William ln 21 i'lll'illil'lg game ille Bees went clown lo cleleat llelore lhe Barrllelcville lilisons 29-25. 'lille Bees lull during the lirsl llzllli lout llle l5isons Came llzlelc slrong in tlllf seronol llzlll lo lzllce llle victory. 3: 'lc at The Yellow Jaclcels gol llzlelc on llle Winning slreali lay tleleulirlg the -lxfflilllllllgfilll Lions lo llle lune ol il 42-O score. at ik :lc rlilllx liees then K'Illi'l'liIiI16C,l Bllflillilllllllll land provecl lo lle loo slrollgf lor llle visilors. Vlqllf? linal score was 32-I1 :lt Dk 2: 'lille lillvis eoaehecl ll'ilIll ol liilsl Fuirnlolll llltfll welll clown lo cleleall lly il Big 'lien loc. llle Sllillllsloll SlJilFlHIlS. lt wus a last Hllfl lurious game llilfl llle linal score sloocl 35-28. 3: 'lille Green illlil Xvllile ol' NlilIlI1lllQt0Il Cilllll' lo lown allrl ilYK'llQCCl their earlier cleleul at tlle llilIlLlS ol the Bees. It was one ol llle mosl excilillg games ol llle se-ilson, LlilllIlillQlOl1 coming lf0l11 llelling lo cop 30435. 3 East lllell ftluslecl oll llleir traveling logs anti, moving over io Vveslon, loelll lllc lVlinu1e lVlell To llle score ol flfl--32. This wus llllf seeonfl fl0ll6'ill ol llle SIWISOI1 lor lhe VV1-slon Team llanflecl oul by llle liees. ik il: if -kU.S.A. Reeves, Clarence '29 'K Sflfv Reid, .l0hn i'U-S-A- Ribel, Frank fCadet Rich, Arthur N. '37 Q U.S.N. Reeves, Lester if Pvt. Reynolds, Charles W. f Cpl. Ribel, James -A' U.S.A. Rich, Carl D, '35

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U.S.A. Riggs, Robert E. fU.S.N. Roach, Carl '37 U.S.N. Ritchie, Gerald E. 'A' Pvt. Roberts, Mildred GIRLS INT RAMURAL The Girl's intra-Nlural Program, under the direction oi Miss .loan Springer, is lcnown as Physical Fitness. This is a more strenuous program than the girls have talcen part in previously. These classes meet daily lor an hour of calisthenics, and games such as basicethall, volleyball, badminton, softball, and ring-tennis. The high light ol the year in girlis basketball was the class tournament. ln the Finals, the juniors topped the sophomores for the championship. The hest all around player was Virginia Biclqerstaiil. The all tournament team was: Doris Summers - Forward Alvena lVluto - Forward Pat Greene - Forward rlean Parrish - Guard Virginia Biclcerstaif - - Guard Colleen Moore - Guard Lt. Roberts, Vada Keller fU.S.A. Robinson, Dennis f U.S.A. Robinson, William f U SM Rogers Franklin U.S.N. Roby, Clarence ir Pvt. Robinson, James A. if PXO Rodeheaver, George 'kU SN Rogers Harry K