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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1958 volume:

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K .. in inns' -M ,' 5 5 .nw Q AJ jf V .lvl ' I , , 1 1 'l f A yy .X l!l7l fi4 J East Fairmont High School. our institution of learning. Sits on a small hill overlooking the city of Fairmont. Separated from our cross-town rivals liy the lVlonongahela River. we enjoy companionship in our own little world. Here in this ivy-covered home. students have found many friends and faculty members who have helped them whenever possible. After graduation. they will look back to their alma mater. where they were prepared lxoth educationally and socially to enter the outside world. 544: ka af.: .fm ' ,. , '- edf, ..-. .A 553, mg 19' ii1f.23'5? ,,-www , fi i 5 Mfr, 1 I . .wat ' School gymnasium and eafeterla where the avtivities of East Fair mont are held. lfI'l'l'll IW l'1lN1'l'S the wall- of four year home. MW WZ. . .ww pt if fi 9,311 ' 0 tiftffriftt . MW Ria .f Many different feet have trod the halls and campus of East Fairmont High School. The freshmen tread eagerly and ambitiously, hoping and trying hard to make their four years at East Fairmont the best four years of their lives. They tread from class to class getting accustomed to the rooms and teachers, and trying hard for a straight A average. The sophomores, 'now a little more used to their daily routine, are beginning to settle down and receive, more of their purposed education. Now, knowing that the straight A average is possible, they try their best to make the honor roll. - The juniors are having it a little rougher, bored with the same routine and beginning to think of the years beyond graduation. Finally the seniors, who now tread for the last time the path wom by their feet, are gazing into the past and dream- ing about the future. They think back into their grade school days and their four years of fun and work at East High. They look out into the future and that long awaited day of graduation. Yes, we say again that many different feet have trod the halls and campus at East Fairmont, and they will con- tinue wearing the beaten path for many years to come. E -i A23 ilffl' ' 1 .' 3 A 12 Z1 - wi 4,-' QA 1 x . ff ,, f ,ffl ,. ff.- A 0 t X ' 'A fag pf' if f if 'I' I I I V I ' 1 I f , , ff , f , 4 , A ,LMI ,,f'W'4f,' VH,A,,fg , - ri - .+M .sf ju' A ff fe v Q Q' Q fq E ..,. . R . 4.6. Q: fr if ,.,Q.,,3 xgq in , gtx vi lsi?,:'s ...M n-.LL- Z5 A , f 1 P' Ng 5? w ifi, ,'.45Eflfk I . -, -.w.!- w fY.f52.?fi'5f5 f' . 1 ..,m E WUI acls el 'Q nn- .Iona Rau' l'ylvs. lfasl l airmont's Drum lN'laj0rm'ttv. le- lhv llu llzinfl in the annual Haiml-in-Nlarion Contest. jona Rai- isis lzasl l'an'mont High Fvhooll 1'a-pr:-sviilativv in tht- 1ll'sI 46614 I g . X li l ln Thi- girls' ehorus sings for tht- stnnlvnt hotly hvforv school was tll5IlllS5f'4l for the llulltlLlY, I 'PV 'ffilf be . 8 yo Tlianksggiving 1 ' no .. .. g Walkiiig through Fast Fairmont in the fall you may see the Thanksgiving program or the girls' r-horns antl speech class very husy rehearsing for their parts in this particular program. The girls' ehorus sang songs of the season ancl the spec-eh class presented their parts on the yuletifle' spirit. The Maifl in Marion eontest was also helrl in the fall. with ,lon Ra Pyles. clrum majorctte. as vancli- rlate from East Fairmont High School. Although East clitl not reeeive high honors. it is still a privilege to participate in the contest. At the majorette sock hop they had a special clisc-jockey. J. J. lVIcLinflen. senior. who was in charge of spinning the records. A jitterhug vontest was helcl. Sum' Lester and Mary Aliu- Shave-r watrh the lxarre-l. while Lintla Moran l'UIllI'ilJllll'!4 to the- Xi-ili4't'Il Thanks- giving: project. N The grand finale of the minstrel. sponsored hy the junior 1-lass. is now on stage. The Girls' Athletic Association held their initiation for new memhers in the month of Novelnher. The girls that day were dressed in their hestf' They wore lots of erinolines. under their straight skirts wrong side out. with their hair in a pony tail on top of their head. Wfiwl What an initiation . . . All four of the Y-Teen groups worked together to fill harrels for the needy. They collected money. food. and clothing for the drive. For if you walked through the school during that week. as most of us did. ean you say that you did your part??? The theme of the Junior Minstrel. also held in N0- veinher. was Around the USA. in 80 Minutesf, Students from all four Classes participated. Lyle Shaffer and the end men appeared on the stage from out of a satellite. The enthusiasm for the great day of the East-West gridiron contest November 11, was wonderful. But again East High was defeated by our Cross-town rivals. Oh well. wait until next yearli' The most important fall event around Fast Fair- mont. is the East-West footlmall game. Here we see Hill Branson kicking the hall. 7 O in Ffast Fairmont varsity plays first basket- liall game ut' season with their alumni, who were df-fcatcnl 64-53. 3 ll Miss East Fairmont. . tiuv ar ey. is surroumli-rl liy he-r court at the annual Miss lfast Fairmont Daiivv, . . . 5 During the winter many activities are spousorerl for the students of East Fairiuout lligh School. The Miss East Fairmont llancc. sponsorctl lay the senior class. was given January 31. Amy lfarlcy was crowned Miss East Fairmont. Each ycar the stutlcnt council clccoratcs a trcc in the hall of East High as one of their many ac- tivities. The East Fairmont varsity played their first has- ketball game of the season against the Alumni on December 13. The student council convention was hclfl at lfast High on January 2l. StUfl?I1lS from many cliffcrcnl schools participated. Student Council nlemlu-rs lwgin tit-cmatiiigg thi- school lflirisl- mas tree. fl f1A.9'Lx. ...Q , 1 5 . ! I... l Slmlvnts I't'llI't'Sl'l1llIlg thi- stuilm-nl council of tlivir schools attend the distrivt stumlvnt vounvil culiwiitiull llvlcl at East Fairnmnt in January. These ofldly dressed suplminorv girls are new iiwiillivrs, living initiulvnl into the- i,,A.A. Luvuly Queen Amy I. is crowned lmy student lmdv mresid:-nt, . I Cartvr Hall, at the annual Miss East Fairmont Dance. Students enjoy dancing in their socks at tllv FI't'll1'll Club sock hop lwlml aft:-r the East-Craftun basketball game-. 1 Y fl Amy Farley, Nancy Hamriek. and Carl Deavers examine- the diploma of ,lim Beadling. Wham ' lly i ez I sg , A 1 A A ...gf Nlernlwrs of the Junior Prom Court enjoy daneing to the music of Virgle Vingle at the Junior-Senior Prom held April 25. The spring of 1958 brought many activ- ities for both the graduating class and the underclassmen. One of the most important was the junior- senior prom held April 25. Over this beautiful event. Queen Catherine Pellegrin reigned for the evening. The class rings arrived in the spring. being and the Orions. fi- in May and were staff. distributed by Mrs. Ice: nally completed. arrived distributed by the Orion The baseball and track events kept the school morale up. along with the annual G.A.A. Gold-Diggers Ball. There were many other events held in the spring of 1958, but this is mentioning just a few and finishing with that long awaited day of Graduation, May 26, 1958. il 5 5 1' 'J 'X 0 f: 2. fi Q Q: 'L v, 1 'IQ K2 I '-Q f: L: 'ff 7 -Q 11 ? wxww 1 K Ou 1 JH' ', ' V VA-Q , . - 1 i -Q ' ' ..- 'Q :Q . - , - 1 Prom Qillt't'll. Cathvrine- Pellvgrill. glvts il kiss from Mziiml-of-Hmmr Samlra Home K, fi ga R. I . fig Junior 4-lass prcsimivrlt. Junior Lamlvs. 1-rmms fiiiIilf'I'illl' Pvllegxrin as ,Iuniur Prmn Qin-on. Opal Burgfl, Sililflill Eimivniilivr, ami Hogvr Rhodes, rx-m'c'ix'v Orinms being dis tributvci by staff 111:-111111-rs. NilIl1'N' PUVII1' ami ,Ianivllc l':ii'ilt'ilJt'I'l'C'l' . 2- r- - . i I I I I Without the guidance and leadership of the faculty of East Fairmont, we could not go walking through high school and continue walking through life. As-we go stepping toward our future, we shall remember the cooperation of our teachers. When we were freshmen, we crawled, as though we were infants. As sophomores, we toddled. Our junior year we hegan walking toward and planning our future, and as seniors, we strolled through with the help and friendliness of our faculty. Teachers have a lot to cope with, as teachers, but all in all they are still welcoming each student to their classroom with. a cheerful, and friendly smile. They are also willing to be of assistance to anyone wishing help. Teachers and students should he one big happy family, growing up together, working together and laughing together. This is the way the students and faculty of East High get along. We find that teachers as well as students are willing to help with school activities. Who chaperons our dances? Yes, teachers again. if the faculty didn't sponsor the school eluhs, would we have them? No, we would not. A famous quotation is, 'LThrough these portals pass the finest people in the world. We think that fits the E.F.H.S. faculty perfectly. o Q. .957 5 ,f W Sn yy 3, . 45 lu uling Hn- lfalsl Vuirnxmml fm-ully and slum Huis ye-ur wa- uw umlvr 21 vmnple-ls-ly I nir1isll'z1lim1 hvzlnlml Ivy WV. Pa '. 1lln'l. Ilv was Il'zll1sfc'l'l'v4l frmn NIUIIOHQZIII lllull S1-hmm! whvrv lu' svrvv as 'A im I8 ywxrs. Ur. Mu-lmvl IS illllllg thc- sln of XV. C. Whzllvy. who rvlir4'4l la: ju ' ' 1 lmmly for 28 yvzlrs. yi., MR. ICARI. JAMES RUDY Assistant l'rinvipal 5TYW Q MRS. AGATHA V ICF Svvrvtary of Qhool lmlwsws AB. Dvgrvt' A.I!. and M.A. licgrcm-Q MRS. I-IVELYN C. BLACK-XVOrld His- tory, lfivivs, AB. lhlgrm-, Snphmnore- Y- T4-vns . . . MR. RICHARD FRANKLIN llOYI.ES--Mn-cllullival Drawing 1 and II, A.li. llvgl'e'e'. MRS DORIS WEEKLEY BURNS-T' -- -. sv- ing land ll, A.B, Dvgrr-P, Y-Tvvns . . . MR. JAMES RAYMOND GALE-Health, Math- vmatics. Physical Education, AB. and MS. llc-groos, I.f'lICI'lllf'I1 Club. MISS CORRINE CLAYTON--Home Arts, A.B. Degree . . . HOWARD S. CHARLTONfSocial Studies, Physical Education . . . MRS. ADDAMAE MURPHY CONRAD-English IX, Speech, A.B. Degree, National Honor Society, Thespians. MR. EUGENE DANDOLO-Social Studies, A.B. Degree . . . MISS JANE DUMIRE-Journalism, A.B. Degree, Yellow Jacket Staff and Orion Staff . . . MISS MAE FEATHER-Social Studies, Masters Degree, Y-Teens, Senior Class Sponsor. 7444554 MR. HAROLD W. GLASGOW-Band. MRS. MARGARET H. HESS-English IX, Civics, A.B. Degree, Y-Teens. Qi, , ,. A I ll MRS. MARGARET HOUCK HINEBAUGH-Senior Counselor, French I and II, A.B. and M.A. Degrees, French Club . . . MRS. MARILYNN JEAN JONES-Latin I and II, English IX. AB. Degree, Latin Club . . . MISS CATHERINE BEATRICE JUSTIS-Chemistry, English X, M.A. and A.B. Degrees. MR. HARRY THOMAS LEEPER-Problems of Democracy, A.B. and M,A. Degrees, Thespians, Chess Club . . . MISS DOROTHY ANN MEREDITH-Physical Education-AB. Degree, C.A.A., Bowling Club, Cheerleaders . . . MR. CARROLL MICHAEL-Physical Education, A.l3. and M.A. Degrees, Lettermen Club. MR. JAMES V. MIGAIOLO-llnokkeep- ing I and Il, Commercial Law, Il.S. and M.A. Degrees. MR. HARLAND JUNIOR MILLER- Matllemaiivs IX. Algebra I. AB. and M.A. Degrees. Radio Club. I7 n-N -xx 1 'UN MR. BENNY CARREL MORGAN-Music I, Advanced Music, Mixed Chorus, A.B. and Masters Degrees . . . MR. CHARLES WILLARD NALLEN-General Science, Biology, A.B. and M.A. Degrees . . . MR. TORINO JOSEPH PEARSE- Biology, B.A. and M.S. Degrees. MISS FLORA ROSE PETRO4Shorthand I and II, Typing I, A.B. Degree, Junior Y-Teens . . . MRS. RUTH KERR PHILLIPS-Algebra I, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Applied Mathematics, A.B. Degree, Sophomore Class, Senior Y-Teens . . . MRS. ESTHER B. POWERS-Library, A.B. Degree, Library Club. NIR. l'AllI, E. POWERS-English XI and Xll. A.B. and BLA. Degrees, Audio- Visual Clulv. NIR. EDWARD YVILSON PRUNTY- Xlarllinl' Shop. I8 'K ,HN 1 Kg . . MRS. ANN CATHERINE RlDERfArt, B.A. and M.F.A. Degrees . . . MRS. LANORE GLUCK RUDY-Algebra l and ll, Plane Geometry, A.B. and M.A. Degrees, Student Council . . . MR. FRANK JOSEPH SCALISE-Guidance Counselor, B.S. and M.A. Degrees. MRS. VIRGINIA FRANCES SECCURO-English X and XI. A.B. and M.A. Degrees, Junior Class . . . MISS JEAN CAROL WADE-English X and Xl, A.B. Degree, Freshman Y-Teens . . . MRS. MADELINE HUGHES ZINN-Home Economics. Ho! Lunch. Freshman Y-Teens. MR. R. GLEN VINCENT-Industrial Arts, A.B. and M.A. Degrees. I9 I '7a1fs7Q..,a66,, WL duff, fA.,,t,sw , marxiiarzifas a W 42 ' ,affsfwf -ling Looking over the campus of East Fairmont High School, the Sen- ior Class is reminiscing about their four years of hard work and fun. Although the time that they all have looked forward to and dreamed of with anticipation, has finally arrived, they seem to dread leaving. They are leaving a very familiar place which they have grown fond of and will always remember. They are also leav- ing many friends, including students and teachers, whom they may never see again, The seniors' chosen careers, whether they be attending college, joining the armed forces, or getting a job, will take them many places where they will meet new friends and have many added re- sponsibilities. Whatever their chosen careers may he, the experience and knowledge they gained at East Fairmont will serve them well. The seniors can happily recall the social events they attended while at high school. They can remember the many dances, football, and basketball games they eagerly attended. Most of all, seniors will remember graduation day, for on this day they will receive diplomas to show for all their endeavors. Not only does it show for hard work but it also shows understanding, patience and co-operation from parents and teachers. 20 551' , ',- ,r 5 3 5 Y v 2 X . Z' Q 551 ., v? ' fi Q 4 1 QU' x N1 K Q s , 1 1 2 ff if A . ,gg . is Q i 3 4? 1 1 .f YT! Q ,Q Y Qs fi XS 519 ,K .V 5 ' ' Q' -- ,, ,A i mv-' tiff- A . Thi, , . V af' V X . 'Q ' Q M fi Q.: .4- rflhm- ifm'!Wm..-.Ny-YV -, NNN 2I QW ' f fx, K 4-fx., egg xx' eq. .,:.:'. 4.35. wx: - :V K -.3-. L 'lr ,,. RQ ga-ff . we 5'- M, I 1 asf a 3'9- - -:M : fge . 5 I 95 n iff avi 41 43 fg- . V ,tiki i nc A if '21 V'-v.15i9f7 ik MWF 7252 ,5a.'si3.L! ,Hx ,A 3 , K. i R145-ivy' , , L Aw- .1 .' '-,fu ul ,, t A-V--'Y' -. . 2 ?fSlf.Tfl2'f1-FF ' gm. -Xu' , Lf BRE. fR i?QJ.,'f3':'m- ,W , , V v ...N A y.'31:1 .J b LL A ,, yew, ., .N5 ' Qfaaegaaq eww Under the sponsorship of Miss Mae Feather, the freshman class of 1954-55 elected Barbara VanCilder, president, Sharon Williams, vice president, Ann Russell, secretary and treasurer, and Marvin Vandergrift, sergeant-at-arms, to govern them for their first year at East Fairmont High. During the year the class presented a variety show entitled Manhattan Melodies. They also sold Christmas cards as a class project. Carter Hall waselected president of the 1955-56 sophomore class along with Carl Deavers as viee president, Amy Farley, secretary-treasurer, and Robert Newbrough as sergeant-at-arms. With the help of Mr. Pearse and Miss Meredith, the sophomore class was able to produce a fine variety show entitled Old Fashioned Hoedownf' The money raised from this show was put into the class treasury as the sophomores planned ahead for the coming year when as juniors they would sponsor the junior-senior prom. With Carter Hall elected again as junior class president and Amy Farley, secretary and treasurer, Richard Green, vice presidentg and James Huffman sergeant-at-armsg the juniors sponsored the annual junior-senior prom, using the theme Moonlight and Roses. The class also sponsored a variety show, 'fMusic Through the Ages. As the class became highly regarded seniors, they chose Fred Stimmell to act as their president. Nancy Yates was secretary-treasurer, J. J. McLinden, vice president, and Robert Bosley, sergeant- at-arms. The class sponsored the Miss East Fairmont Dance, using the theme Winter Wonderland. They also presented a variety show, Rock and Roll Music, and sold Christmas cards as a class project. JOHN THOMAS ACH-Student Council, Home Room Officer, Assembly Council, Counselor's Office, Library Club, Chess Club, Junior Hi-Y, Noon Hour Sports . . . MARY LOU AILSTOCK . . . LILA LOUISE BARNES-Student Council, Assembly Council, Home Room President, Orion Staff, Junior Prom Court, Miss East Fairmont Court, CAA, Y-Teens '. . . JAMES WESLEY BEADLING- Home Room Officer, Orion Staff. Yellow Jacket Staff, Letterman's Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Class Tournaments JIM-J.A,MES- LEE BEATTY-Prom Court Escort, Chess Club, Latin Club, Junior Variety Show, Noon Hour Sports, Hobby Show. FRANK PARKER BENTON-Junior Play, Football, Track, Hi-Y, Dramatics Club . . . BAR- BARA JEAN BIAS-Office Staff, Physical Education Assistant, CAA, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Rowling Club, Noon Hour Sports . . . ARRETTA LOUISE BIDEJAIEE-Y-Teens, CAA, Future Homemakers, Pep Club . . . EUGENE BONDY . . . ROBERT E9 BOSLEY-Senior Class Officer, Orion Staff, Track, Junior Hi-Y, Radio Club, Noon Hour S orts. .f' f 'S. 1? an 1 it at , i y f ,. .5 -W . ' e K f O l , L E 23 N2 Ulu. l'llIlll' 1 lv lx 'T' N ,a , I K ' 24 ul. ju-I mire' gin' mv an z-xvu-ml zulmilf' 1-nm Nlllll'I' In llurlvuru lllili. uffm- all 4 N eff? z.,. le 4 N N AIAXIHS RllDliN IEUXYI-IR Nmuu Hour Spnrtu . . , lllCR:'lI.D ' ' ' 'E ' 'lllLl4'illlllIl Nl:Xl,4fUl.Nl liUWNl:NN -l.uIin l.Iul1, li.uIw1.Iulv.N1 uul l lllllll. NUM!! lllvlll' Sllivflx. ill..-Xlll ,Ill-KN BRAND ll mm- Hlllllll Olfiw-r. A4-vmlvly fltlllllfll, ,luniur l'rnm lluurl. X-'ll-mm l,l'4'Nl1lt'lll. llrumuliv- lllulm. l,atm f.lul1. l'-I'4'lll'll lflulv, XlllFlf'ly SllUVN'N . , . lll'lURill'l XX'Il,l.l.'Ul llll.-XNSON all lil :lull l'u lutlrlll ll ull flu lf-tlvrmunl lflulu, Ifm-ilu' liluln, iflu-N ,l5Ulll'l1llII11'lllr. 5 -2' W Qqi 3 x i 1 . . . Kit' Q l is ,,,. ll l Ch 1 . K - Qual- ai: - . AV ,bi f . 44 xx l W. ,W X lf s 5 me X JERRY lVll.LlS BRAY'5lu4l1'nI Cuunvil. Hmm- Ronin l,l'f'5l1lt'Ill. Yvlluw ,Iau'kr'1 Staff. Le-tterman's Club, Football lllanagvr. Baskc-tlaall. 'l'rark . . . J.-XNIES WAl.'l'lfR BROWN-f Orion Staff. Yvllow ,lavkvt Staff. l.:-lt:-rman's Cluln, lfnntllall. Baskvllmall. Frvllcll Club Officm-r, lluwling Clulv. Noun Hour Sports ..., IUSICPH FRENCH BUNNER. DAVID FLOYD l3llN'I'EN . . . Ol'Al LUUISIC IZURGE . . . CONSTANCE DALF lfANFlPll.D - Physical Ellulculiun Assistant lluml. Y-Tw-n Tr:-asllrer, CAA, l.utin lllulr Sm'ic'x1m'v fllllll, Pup fllulr. Class TUllfllliIllt'IllS ff 2 1 Q. ' ll A Q , , ...nu- at Q- 9 HERSCHEL EDWARD CARPENTERRFootball. Freshman Rusk:-lbull, Clu-ss Club . . . JU CLAIRE CARPENTER'- Urion Staff, Pltysivul Etluvution, CAA, R'-VIIUPIIS, Bowling Club. Pop Club. Varivty Shows, Noon Hour Sports . . . RARRARA CHURCH- Pe-p Club. Hornentalwrs Club. Noon Hour Sports . . . CHRISTINE ES'I'EI.I.E CLEM-Prom Court. Yvllow Jack:-t Staff, Orion Stuff. Miss East Fairtnont Court, Y-'fee-us. CAA. Minstn-l. Pt-p Club . . . NICK COLAN'I'lNO-Lett:-n IIIHIIIS Club, Football. Rusk:-tball. Travk, Base-ball. Sharon Williatrts, a senior class member, is buying paper from Mrs. Powers to finish her notes for the I Speak for Democracy , contest. x., .51 ' Y W x 'G ff 4' X 5 g 4 if ' - t JIMMY EDWARD C0l.VIN -- Lt-tt:-rman's Club, Football Manage-r. Boys' Hi-Y. Pe-p Club . . . EI.I.l'IN MARIE CONRAD . . . JOSEPH COOPER Mixvml Chorus. lianml. Ratlio Club. Frvnclt Club . . . JAMES R. CUSCO Home' Room Ufliwr, Prom Court Escort. Frm-nclt Club. Pt-p Club. Hi-Y. I'alt-tu-s. Sports Carnival. Noon Hour Sports . . . ANITA SUE CRISS -Honor Sovirty, Girls' Cltorus. Girls' Statv, I,ibrary Club, Latin Club. GAA. Mixed Chorus. Minstrvl. Noon Hour Sports. it - ,f . .Q .ns NZbClv..,..,.sa1..., , , JN.: Law, ' 1 Lu.. ,.- Aw . ,,., . NANUX LHR Cll'l'RUNl'i'Student Council, Cirls' State. Prom Court. Miss East lfairxnont Court, Orion Editor, Vict- l're-sitle-nt CAA, Rliytliciiivltcs, Assn-nibly Council President . . . RONNIE ALAN CYl'HERSfvMixed Chorus, High-Y. Chess Club. l'e'p Club. Sl'll'll4'1' Club . . . CLYDE WlLl.lAbl DAVIS Radio Club . . . RlCl'lARll ALl.l'iN DAVIS-Horne Rooni Ufficcr . . . CARL RAYAIONU IJEAVERS Slllllvlll Rody. Foolllall. liaslivtllull. 5 1 N 1 26 Betty Myers. senior. is leading devotions. sponsored by the Student Council. This project is held several times a week for the students of this school. BARBARA JEAN UEISON-Rhythernettes. Home- Room Uffi- leader, Yellow Jack:-t, CAA . . . ROBERT WILLIAM IIONELY --Band, Radio Club. French Club. Visual Education, High-Y Junior Minstrel . . . FREDRICK MICHAEL lllll.lN -Holm Room Officer. Letternian's Club, Football. Track. Clem- Club High-Y, Pep Club . . . PEARL ANN DUNHAM-Y Teens. CAA. Honiemakers Club, Noon Hour Sports . . . JANEILLE KAY RlCHELBERCERgYcllow jacket Staff. Orion Staff. Yflieens, CAA, Latin Club. Minstrel Mania. Variety Shows. Noon Hour Sports. I: 15 3 cer, Prom Queen, Miss East Fairmont Court. Varsity Chevr- SHARON ANN EIDEMILLER HY-'Fe-4-ns. lluuu'uiake'rs Cluli . . . ROBERT HARRY ELLIS lfn-ncli Clulw. Baud. Vari:-ty Sliows, Palm-lt:-s . . . JOSEPH LEE EMMELi Visual Emlucation. ZELLA ELIZABETH I-'ALLSVY-'lk-1-ns . . . AMY KAROL FARLEY Class Officer, Maid of Honor, Miss East Fairmont Dancv. Miss East Fairiiioiit, Miss Sopliomorv, Miss junior, Varsity Clie'e'rln'atlQ-r. l'i'vsid:-tit ot' Junior xY llt'l'Il5, CAA . , . JUDY CLARA FERRELL - Hoiue-iuakn-rs Club. GAA, Noon Hour Sports, Sports Carnival. Yellow ,lavkot Staff. g, in i 'N l - .' .f L 1-is , . g 1 N Mm tl 1 H 3 ,s ' I 2 ki , ' ri AUS ' A . Q Adio f to X M N KATHERINE ANN HNOCHE-Y-Te-1-tis. St-on-tary of Sturlvnt Rody, Orion Staff, Yr-llow ,Iavket Staff. Prom Court, Miss East Fairmont Court. CAA. Y-'IH-4-tis. l'm-p Club , . . CHARLES LAWRENCE FURTNEY---Baml Dramatics, Scif-ncv, Clicss Clulm. Noon Hour Sports. RUTH ANN FRAME . . . CHARLES WILLIANI FREELAND V-Rt-st-rw Raskvtball, Junior Hi-Y, Pop Club, Noon Hour Sports. XE? Svuior tlruiu iiltijon-ttv. ,lltlltl Ra l'ylt's. it ' l Q lil f-'VAS f 4 S 1,9 1 li , lf' I't'Ill'0SCllU'tl East lfairmout at the Maitl ot' Marion Cont:-st at the East-Wt-st Statliiuu. O V, f WN- Q 1 I IJUN WILLIANI CA NlIII.I'i-f-Ilanml Uffim'r.Clif-ssClul1 Officer, Frvnvli Cluli, junior Variety Show . . , LAWHICNCF LASHLFY CAHIJNER Stud:-nt Council. Horne Ilooni I,I'l'SIlI1'llI. llaskvt- 'Nlinstrv Mania, Noon Hour Qiorts hall. Lln-ss Lluln, Ili-W. . . I .5 ., Sports Carnival . . . KAREN LYNN GATES Yellow ,Iavkc-t Stuff. Mix:-rl Chorus, Yfll-vns, UAA, Latin Cluh. Irlonivniakers Cluli. Noon Hour Sports , . . RICHARD RAY GREENE- Stutlr-nt Council, junior Class Viva- Presirlvrit. Latin Clulm Officer. Football, llaskvtliall, Chess Cluli. Hi-Y Officer. Noon Ilour Sports . . . NIARCUT LOUISE CRI'iWE--Hottie Room Officer. Y-Ilivens, CAA, Tap Chorus, Variety Shows, Minstrel Nlaniu. IH-p Cluli. Noon Ilour Sports. CARTER SHAFER IsIAI,I,f-Stumlent Iloaly Ijrvsitlent. Stutlvnt Council, President of Sophoniore Class, ,Iunior Class, Boys' State, National Honor Society, Football, Baske-tliall . . . JAMES WILLIAM HALL-,lunior Hist, Visual Iftlucation. Nlacliinv Shop, Noon Hour Sports . . . NANCY ALICE HANIRICKH Student Council, Thespians President. Junior Prom Court, Miss East Fairmont Court, Class Cheerleader, CAA, Y-'fee-ns Office-r, Ilramatics Club . . . ARCHIFI HARRIS . . . EI,lZAI3I'i'I'II ,IOHANNA HARRIS French Club, GAA, Y-Teens, Pep Clulm. One of the favorite classes for senior boys is machine shop. Archie Harris is working on one of his projects for the first semester. X 3 th sw JAMES WILL.-XRD HUFFNIAN Junior Class Offivvr. Eoutball. Track. L1'lI9TlUklll'S Club, Hi-Y, Sports Carnival. Prp Club, Noun Hour Sports . . . CAROL LUCINDA HUNTER -V-Offivv Staff. Y-Toe-rms, Pall:-ttcs, Pep Club . . . KAREN RAE KERNS Y-Tcvrls, Mixm-d Cborus, Clvv Club. Rand. Pm-p Club. Minstrvl Mania. MARGARET JOYCE KICER-Orion Staff, Assvmbly Cuunvil. l'rum Court. Miss East Fair- mont Court, Counsf'lnr's Offivv, CAA, Y-'l'4-mls, Noun Hour Sports . . . JERRY LEE KINTY Counsvlor's Olficv. l'e-p Club, Cha-ss Club. Hi-Y . . . HARVEY LEROY KLINE-Lt-tler mun's Club. Football. Travk, Pep Club. Hi-Y. fx lf 1 i. lkznm , X J. J. M1'Linmlvn, statistivian, fur mln- last fpur yn-urs. am for tht- East-Wm-st Canw. ROY ELLIS HAWKINS -fliautl, Home- Room Offiu-r, Ratliu Club. Fr:-ncb Club. Library Club Offiwr . . . l'RlSCll.l..'X ELAINE HAYMONIP Y-Tt't'll5, Cirls' Cborus. JOAN HILEMAN . . . EDWARD LEE HINES--Yr-llnw Jaf'k6t Staff. Orion StalgqLe:ttvr1uan's Club, llaskt-tball. lfontball Manager, lless Club, .ass Tournaments, Noon Huur Sports. E . Q' i Q ,HQ an K Nas st N . his 3ShlSl3Ill, l'rr-ml bllllllllvll. are' vmuplt-tlng tbl- rm-vnrels H, R A f l alll .. ,yi Q ' - f' -'7f-ll I? bg e ' ' 37 it J f W? iistkwf 1 f 13,51 if Er a rf P at K Q mfr: lm, 02 img -. ffl? Q airs ,Y lm S' 515 f i W ix 'C if if 5 Q. ESTHER JANE LEWIS-V Freneh Club President. Sei:-nee Club. Y-Teens. GAA. Miss East Fairmont Court, Class Tournanients. Noon Hour Sports. Sports Carnival . . . JACK J. MAJIC--Chess Club, Radio Club. CHARLES EDWARD MacDONALD4Home Room President. Band. Seienee Club. Cbess Club. French Club. . . . ROGER LEE MCCLURE-Football Manager. Let- terman'S Club, 'l'rzu'k. Sei:-nce Club. MH. Conrail. National Honor Society sponsor. and J. J. Wltl f r ar lan tht .imlc-n. o five . ' e making the final p' s for - uetion of new lllK'lllllt'l'S to the society. . l E li 1 l f , , . , . 1 l E , i l l l f g E JANET SUE KNlCHT4Honie Room Officer. Assembly Council. Office Staff, Mixed Cliorus. Y-Teens. Latin Club, Blin- strol Mania. Variety Show . . . RlCHARlJ ELDON KNIGHT-Chess Club, Latin Club . . . DORIS ANN KN0TTSMBaml, Y- Teens, French Club. RUTH ANN KRAMER--vLatin Club. GAA. Bowling Club. Class Tournaments. Noon Hour Sports. Sports Carnival . . SHIRLEY ANN LEE-Latin Club . . . CAROLYN SUE LESTERA Junior Prom Court, Miss East Fairmont Court. Library Club, Office Staff, Latin Club, Y-Teens, Future Hornemakers. Noon Hour Sportb. my f ff I Journalism students find that a yearbook and paper require hard work, but along with the work there,s fun and laughter. Here we have Nancy Cutrone, editor, Jim Beadling and Jim Brown, sports editor, Lila Barnes, senior editor, and Christine Clem, personality editor, of the Orion bs, Staff participating in organized confu- - as SIOII. JOHN JOSEPH MCLINDEN-Senior Class Officer, Student Council, Letternian's Club Officer, Home Room President, National Honor Society, Yellow Jacket Staff, Statistician, Chess Club . . . PAUL KELLY MEREDITHALibrary Club President, Home Room Officer, Chess Club, Hi-Y, Noon Hour Sports, Library Play, Latin Club . . . KENNETH WAYNE MILLER . . . DONALD ELMUS MORAN-Counseling Staff. Pep Club, Noon Hour Sports , . . LINDA MORAN-Office Staff, Coun- selor's Office. Y-Teens, Pep Club, GAA. Homemakers Club, Noon Hour Sports. ROBERT NEAL MORAN-French Club, Library Club, Hi-Y, Noon Hour Sports . . . SARA KATHERINE MORRIS -Girls' Chorus, GAA. Noon Hour Sports, Sports Carnival . . . LAWRENCE MULLEN-Chess Club Officer, French Club . . . BETTY ANN MYERS-Mixed Chorus, Latin Club, Science Club, Y-Teens, Junior Minstrel . . . REX B. NESTOR. 3I ,.........'r...........r Oh clear. here- they vunn- again. says Marvin Vantlergrift to Lintla l'rit-t- and Katherine Finovln' as they hurry to grab their books for their st-cond period, CAROL JEAN NICHOLS-Orion Staff, Variety Show, Pep Club, Y-Teens, GAA, Homemakers Club . . . JANET NICHOLS-Y-Teens, Pep Club, Counselor's Office. JULIA SUE NICHOLS-Assembly Council, Yellow Jacket Staff, Library Club Officer, Latin Club Officer. Home Room Officer, Y-Teens, GAA, Noon Hour Sports . . . JUDY ANN ORD-Y-Teens, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Variety Shows, CAA, Homemakers Club. tl- 32 DONNA JEAN OSBORNE-Y-Teens, Pep Club, Mixed Chorus, GAA, Variety Show. Noon Hour Sports . . . CLARENCE VERNE OVERFIELD-Home Room Officer, Mixed Chorus, County Chorus, Hi-Y, Science Club, Bowling Club, Noon Hour Sports, Sports Carnival . . . ELOYCE AILEEN PARSONS -Prom Court, Y-Teens, Band, GAA, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Minstrel Mania, Variety Shows. SANDRA LEE PERKINS-Gym Assistant, GAA, Bowling Club, Noon Hour Sports . . . BARBARA CHARNELLE PHILLIPS-Girls' Chorus, Pep Club, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Library Club, French Club, Noon Hour Sports . . . HEATHER BEATRICE PIKE-Mixed Chorus, CAA, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Future Homemakers. Noon Hour Sports. Q x Y wr A Q, 'H if-lgilwwi , 1, c DONALD EUGENE l'l'l'ZER'--County Chorus. State Chorus. Ulm- Cluh. Minstrel . . . ESTHER LORRAINE POLINC- Orion Staff. Mixed Chorus. Band. Pep Cluh, Minstrel Mania. Noon Hour Sports . . . XlAR'I'l-lA ANN POLINC-GAA. Counseling Officc. lfuture Homenlakers, Noon Hour Sports . . . GLORIA l'OS'l'LE'l'HWAl'l'-Junior Prom Court, Majorette. Y-'l'e-4-ns. GAA, Latin Cluh. Home Room Officer. Variety Shows. Noon Hour Sports . . . EDWARD MARCUS POTESTA- Cleo Cluh. County Chorus. Minstrel. Science Club, Chess Club. Latin Cluh, Noon Hour Basketball. Hi-Y. Yellow Jacket. I Orion and Yellow Jacket sponsor. Miss Jane Dunlire. discusses with Nancy Cut- rone. Orion editor. and Nancy Yates. Y. J. editor. arrangements for photographing the newspaper staff. JACK POWELL . . . LINDA LOUISE PRICE--Home Room Officer, Orion Staff, Assemhly Council, GAA, Rockettes, French Club. Thespians, Minstrel Mania . . . RICHARD PICCALO . . . BETTY PRllN'l'Y-Thespian Officer, Asselnhly Council Officer, Anti-Spring Student Director, CAA, Office Staff. Dra- matics Officer, Y-Teens Officer . . .JONA RA PYLES-Drum Majorette, Prom Court, Y-Teen Officer. Science Club Officer, Junior Variety Show. Minstrel, is AIIDERY FAYI-I RAlXII.lFF--GAA. Class Tournaments , . . DANNY M. RADCLIFF-Noon Hour Sports. I-Ii-Y, Pep Club . . . CHARLES DENNIS REESE-Home Room Officer, Lett:-rman's Club. Prom Court Escort. Hi-Y. Pep Club, Latin Club, Noon Hour Sports . . . PHYLLIS ANN REVELI.Eg Latin Club. French Club, GAA. Noon Hour Sports . . . ROFER RHOADESAChcss Club. Visual Education, Science Clui. Final plans were made for the Miss East Fairmont Dance by class sponsor, Miss Feather, decoration chairman, Nancy Hamrick, refreshment chairman. Dick Davis and senior class officer, Bob Bosley. FRANK ANTHONY RIBEL+Letterman's Club, Football. Hi-Y, French Club, Visual Education Club. Chess Club, Noun Hour Sports . . . SANDRA JEAN RICE-Home Room Officer, Y-Teens, Homemakers Club, CAA. Pep Club. Glee Club. Rock- ettes, Variety Shows . . . ELEANOR ROGERS . . . DORIS VIRGINIA ROHRfHome Room Officer, Mixed Chorus, Y- Teens, Library Club. Pep Club. Clee Club. Variety Show. Minstrel Mania . . . MARIE ANNETTE ROSIMOS-Y-Teens. mi 'R c, tt Q 34 BARBARA JANE ROSS-'film' lllulu. Girls' lfliorus, Latin Cluls. Library lilulm, l'm'p lflul1,CAA.Y-Tm-tis, Noon Hour Sports. . . . ANN RllS5l'fI.l.-Holm'RooinOffi1'or. Yi-llow Javlu-I Staff, Nliss lfast Fairmont Court, Rowling Club. GAA. GAA 'll-ain and Class 'l'ournanu'nts, Noon Hour Sports . . . IJEWEY LEE SA'l I'ERFlFl.ll - Raskt-tlwall. 'l'rac'k. LARRY FAYR SAURO . , , LINDA AIJAIR SRIFRIYIV- Home- Room Offivvr. Miss East Fairinont, Fairmont Court. Office- Staff, Y-'IR-Q-rms, Junior Yari:-ty Show, Min- strvl Mania. Ulm- Club. CAA . . . MARY AIJCE SHAVER-Y-'ll-4-iis. J 6? mix 5 ,X to A tr.. R, 'K if f t is VIOLA DELL SHIPNIAN Office- Staff. GAA, Y-T:-1-rms. Latin Cluli, Noon Hour Sports. Junior Varivty Show . . . BARBARA ANN SHROYER Y-'l'm-ns. Counsm-lor's Office. MICHAEL JUNIOR SVINKSTY-Noon Hour Sports . . . NANCY JEAN SLA'l'E-Miss East Fairmont Court. Office Staff, Future' Honn-inaki-rs filuli, J-Tm-c-tis. l'vp Club, Ururnatics Clulv. Noon Hour Sports, Junior Varit-ty Show. Mrs. Hinclmaugli. se-nior vounsu-lor. has ai roilfvrt-r14'o with Galrrivllc- Kionig. a stud:-nt from lie-rrnany who f-nrollt in East Fairmont High School. X -fl 'Ny JOHN SNODERLY--Chess Club President, Science Club. Library Club. Library Staff. Noon Hour Basketball . . . JAMES Al,llER'I' SPONAIICLE-Chess Club, French Club. High-Y. Noon Hour Sports . . . FRANCES KAREN SPRINGER- Miss East Fairmont Court, Latin Club, Band, Y-Teens, GAA, Bowling Club, Noon Hour Sports, Class Tournaments . . . FREDRICK NEII. STIMMEL-Class Officer. Home Room Officer. Latin Club, National Honor Society, Visual Education Club, Sci:-rice Club. Noon Hour Sports, Minstrel Mania . . . IXETTY JANE S'I'EVENS'fJunior Prom Maid of Honor, Home Room Office-r, Future Hom:-makers Club, GAA, Junior Variety Show. I5-p Club, Noon Hour Sports. pai N DENT SWISHER . . . ADNA IRL THOMAS-Home Room Officer, Football, Basketball, Chess Club, Latin Club. Clee- Club, High-Y, Noon Hour Sports . . . JUNIOR VERLIN TINDER- Pallettes . . . JOHN TOOTHMAN-Science Club, Chess Club . . . FRED RICHARD TRAVIS-Chess Club. Library Club, Bowling Club. A -1,2 ., silt . Yak . , .W Q ' A ' Big it ' I 31-i n- , : xy' lfg Ravi K iw, ft ,wi X, .f 111.927 is ii , L s Iii In the hall we find three senior person- alities: Danny Radcliff, best dancer: Bob Bosley, best dressedg and student council president, Carter Hall, who was elected favorite senior boy. Q' X '5- PATRICIA ILEEN VANGILDER-Y-Teens, Homemakers Club . . . JENNINCS VINCENT . . . COLLEEN FAYE WAGLEY-GAA, Latin Club, Y-Teens, Physical Education Assistant, Yellow Jacket Staff, Noon Hour Sports, Sports Carnival, Class Tournaments. CAROL SUE WILLIAMS -- Prom Court, Miss East Fairmont Court, Mixed Chorus, Y- Teens, GAA, Tliespians, Noon Hour Sports, ,lunior Variety Show . . . SHARON JO WILLIAMS-Class Officer, Home Room Offi- cer, GAA Noon Hour Sports, Y-Teens, Variety Show . . . IDA JEANE WOODWARD-Yellow Jacket Staff, Girls' Chess Club, Y-Teens, CAA, Future Homemakers Club, Noon Hour Sports, Sports Carnival, Class Tournaments. Our team manager for the past four years, James Ter- mlte ' Colvin, has been to every game, win or lose, cheer- ing our team on to victory. DELORES PEARL VANDERGRIFT . . . MARVIN KAY VANDERGRIFT-Student Council Officer, Class Officer, Let- terman's Club, Basketball, Baseball. High-Y, Noon Hour Sports, Sports Carnival. RARBARA VANCILDER-Class Officer, Home Room Offi- cer, ,lunior Prom Court, Miss East Fairmont Court, Y-Teens, Junior Variety Show, Homemakers Club. Noon Hour Sports . . . KENNETH MERLE VANGILDER-Noon Hour Sports, Radio Club. ii. uk 'A 5- X t bt ,Z I-as N s 3 W si tl X . ' , 5, 1 Q I ' fm' in . ,, , qi I in 'W ii A ea. A W ,V ,, , ..., -. gf xv . ' - 37 H MARY LOUISE YAQUINTO-Orion Staff. X'-Tl'f'I't5. G.A.A- Noon-hour Sports . . . NANCY LEE YATES- National Honor Sovioty President, Senior Class Officer. Yvllow Jacket Editor. Rhododendron Girls' Statv, Studvnt Council, Y-T1-on prvsitlvrit. C.A.A., Officer, Representative of Know Your State- Covrrn- mont Day. UNPHOTOGHAPHED SENIORS Josf-ph Carni, Chester Chambers, Floyd Cowgvr, William Francis, Howard Glascock, ,lame-s Cor man. Rufus llamrick, Ronald Humphrey, Jocelyn King. Curtvs Layman. ,lohn Mvrrfield. Buddy Moore, Donald Morgan, Tom Morris, Thomas Sandc-rs, Kr-unc-th Rolwrts Rolwrt Newhrough, ,lack Valero, Margit- Winvmillvr. Thoughts . . . some sad, some glad . . . pass through the minds of graduates as tho Climax of their high school days arrive-. Left In right art' Judy Forrcll. Carol Nichols, Nanny Slate, and liarhara YanCildc-r. Sept. Sept Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. N OV. Nov llcc. Jan. jan. Apr. SENIOR CALENDAR First day of school-Sad story. llonierooni elections-No crooked poli- tics. please. Senior Conferences with Mrs. llineliaugh. llings at last-Proof vveire really seniors. lfirst edition of Yellow Jacket - Only free thing in our senior vear. Senior pictures-- Look at the liirdief' Yellow jacket drive hegins-Dig deep in those pockets. l .253 Miss liast lfairniont Court elected-,lVlid trials and trihulations. Orion drive liegitisfiuvvill that be crash or are you paving on the installment plan? Career night -- Future occupations are chosen. Mid-term CXZlltlS'rlllllU3 to hit the books. Miss liast lfairniont Dance-Senior year enhanced hy a Winter Wonclerlanclfl Cap and gowns nieasuretnents taken- Won't that day ever come. 'No, ina'an1, today is not a school holiday. liolnert should he in school instead of at the reachf' replies office girl llarllara Bias. M5 if ,..',,n Th as l f nr r as s n .1 stix' le measures for the caps and gowns, assiste 1 1 1 H, Vi .IN x at's about a size T. says Nlr. Rudy. assistant principi d llv Mrs lu May 2 l'roni-Uh. how we danced! Mav 12 Exams-'llo graduate or not to graduate: that is the question. May 10 Senior Wleeli--ltis all over lmut the cere- inony. May 22 Senior picnic--Sunlxurns and fun mark a day at Kennywood l'ark. May 26 Senior Award Asseinlmly fs lleserving seniors receive recognition. May 27 Graduation-lt's all over now. Qui I says l,ii Price to leg Kiger. as shc gets out the asp fi 1 .ilk r . 'ukl Look sick. Here comes Nlr, Nllfllili' . J wirin. St. i, N ff ws is m JSM -s. 9-X' VC- 6134 Walking through East Fairmont, we see the Juniors, pre- paring to take over the responsibility which befalls every senior class. After completing eleven years of school, in which they have become educated both scholastically and socially, they are ready to begin the last step in the phase of their life which should prove most important in their future. The sophomores, who are having a wonderful time and are half way through their high school days of homework, tests, and activities. They are looking forward to next year when they can plan the big dances and look forward to the big game with West Side. Last, but not least, we see the tiny freshman footprints, that point in all directions. Through the year the teachers have done their best in introducing and preparing them for the material aspects of life, giving them guidance and promot- ing those things essential to the well-being of their develop- ment as they progress into the future. Soon they will be sophomores and can really be and feel a part of the school. 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Donetta Dean Lana DeVault Barbara Grise Richard Gross x Sharon Elder Mary Fancher 1 2 Richard Gump A Betty Hall f ' J af' ff Pat Finn Francis Foster fi , Gary Hall ll Linda Hall l ww, BeverlY Frum Jr-fl Jane Gainer 5 Eddie Haney , ' John Hart 4 Mozella Grandstaff , Judith Greene ', sl' Robert Haught J I Q, Ha Robert Hawinberry V - 1 ' L . A it William Greenlee J V Q Betty Gribble - 'A K . J- a 9 Janet Henderson J ' Tommy Hinebaugh I I Glen Given Karen Griffith . Q 6' 1:3 H find Iris Hinkle J, Jackie Hobbs J J I ar 4- 1 . Siu flb , fx MIK 1 5 5? ' ,532 f' J fix, ' RQ wr is xl 6' 181 Q 1 r .N lit x I ig xi i . r i X A K' i t 5 P 4 N JJ i N Q si X A Connie Holbert Shirley Holmes Jack Ingram Cary Irons Barbara Jackson Charles Jenkins arol Jordan Richard Keener Nancy Kelley Charles Kramph Richard Kisner Robert Kisner Grady Kittle Betty Lake Junior Landes I Carol Lemley Emund Lernley Anthony Kerzak Paul Lewis Woodrow Lee 4 Amiga . 'fa X X ::g,:,11..f si- ' .,,,, .. , ,. .,,n In ' ,f ' ,,,rA ,:,.E Q Q C i . r. X 'Q I IM .1 i f ln. ,Q ,E, me gh r we is 5 'S' H . .--'J ff' is ' M4 . L 1 M9 'xxx I . if . . A .,, 1 J Roger Kline F Q 8 Bonnie Kirk V K - I J I , 1 .Sf A iii ' . 1 A Myrtle LelVlasters vii? li Q ' 5 fr Carol Kay Lucas q X X X J il! ' I V J I J h 5 is . ' .NW ,nag 4 C f D is fs 4- , X djs Q x J ' 9 .,. , ,A x .7 s 3 Karen Knotts Diana Kozul Loretta Loudin John Lungi K' Q xp 5' iv K V I Donald May . r 1 I gi Jane May Q x K - H Q 4 l i i f ':'- - k' 5 Q I 8' W . I W Claude Moran et K .:2':?,: Lucille Moran Y K i 'ex ' uf 'li Aliiiaty i Nancy Maust 'Q f 6 Mary McClain 0- W iw A I 15. . ,gif . ' Esther Morgan P .J Y -W. - Norma Morgan ti t X. 1 ll g April McClung I f- 3: Judy McClung y ' ' g fb-x . pew Wayne Morgan 'J y' E Rose Ann Morrone ' i ' ' l ' Z' Q. Arlos McCoy 3 6 Keith McClure Al . Q, . S . vu- : , ' f 1 X ' :ul 5 e- . ,Q Smut ' 2 Mary Jo Mugnana V ' ge' Q , J Louise Mowery g y ,ALL 1 'V X x I A . Roberta McKinney 5. Carolyn McViclcer i E , Karen Mullenix ' sf, Sandy Murphy Ar I ,,ii,, 541 :L 'fa Eleanor Musgrave Earl Means ' Thelma Miller - Barbara Musgrave Sandra Monell K' . 1 . Keith Mooney Wayne Musgrave Thomas Mustachlo ,lean Nanni V L' , Doris Nelson . ' ' e A - :' 1 . Q V. . S ' r ... in ,X ff , X, if Carolyn Phillips . I nf' J Karen Phillips V 'LN fr ' X E it r f Mary Ann Norris , Anthony Oliverio ' Q ,Q ii 5 I Nancy Pogue fi V as N L Bill Poling Michael Parlett i n tx Bonnie Pellegrin if Su fi? if :f'r .ludith Powell inn, E K Judith Preyer X '52 a Catherine Pellegrin Roy Peters Patty Rarieliff Eugene Reese ' 6 , Y l If Patt Petrovich M Y ,lean Perry Richard Rulenoul James Robbins , E Joe Plum Kenneth Plum FEW' Beverly Robe-rs Dale Rogers 5 b , ,W , : - giw I. John Pignanelli 7' T Donald Piggott ' J ' e K A Marie Ryan -A Patty Saurhorn tti- 5 ff X I 4. U . Y , --1 ' , 9 3? 'fx I ii'Slf'i1 1 f'j A X :- f X S, 4, he 1 gy gt, -5 x T 1 ' , , 2 Q Eileen Sapp w 3. A James Scott N , he lx 1 r James Smith . I -, Tracv Smith ' ' ' Danneal Seteuio Linda Seecuro Michael Stanley Patty Steele Robert Shackelforcl Patty Shafer Lyle Shaffer Barry Sharpnack xx l Beverly Shaver Harry Shaw Ruth Shulnalcer Suellen Springer Beverly Stevens U Jerry Stevens Linda Stewart Donna Stout Linda Straight Rosalie Sinclleflecker Harley Slaughter Allen Smith Susan Swearingen Arthur Tennent Leonard Tennent John Tinnell t . ' ft Y it n'tt . Img ff, v Mx- X .lt he ,Qty ,I 'fx f. 1 52 Q, in R ,Iv eee 0. se, 1 L A' int 1 I' .. W egg hr 1 , James Trailer .. Gerald Towns i rrr- Lynn Watson Robert Watson 5 Tommy Tucker A Anita Valero Martin Webb Ronald Williams Dale Vanclergrift Evelyn VanCilder Larry Williams Richard Williams Shirlene Vangilder Danny Vincent Rosetta Wilson Opal Wolfe x , , 2 Nola Vincent Yvonne Vukovich Y m Fred Wyer JUNIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Joseph Billotta, John Carpenter, Charles Cavrich, Mary Church, Glen Coakley, Willard Falls. Philip Cleming. Carry Hayhurst. Larry Hayhurst, Dan Heston, Sue Hickman, Wayne Ingram, Charles Jarrett, Charlotte King, Nancy Maust. Joseph Rage-r, Margaret Rogers, Sam Slaughter, Don Snyder, Cary Steadman, Patty Spatafore. Joseph Stevens, Walter Stewart, Jennie Swisher, Lawrence Tatterson, Sally Vanpelt, Patty White. Mm viii lilly lt fi L I if A? ' A it I Q' 4 I .W . 49 Fuphniimrv rlass offirvrs arf- Shown dismissing future' avlivitics fur Ihr' vurrvnt yPar. fmft In fligllf, ilzvy arf: Bill F-vrurro. sergeant-ab arms: Tvrry Tucker. svvrvtaryz Shzirmi NPWiJI'0llQil. virf' presi- dr-nt: and Harold Mr'D0ugal. pres- idvnl. S 5 K K B011 Ainos Janivv Andvrsun David AI'll1Fil'U!1g Juiin Arnvtt Brooks Uzlrlimimv Patty Bzirlholow Eddie Barifflt Karen Button Bob Bcvknvr Donald Be-ckner Betty Bvrdinc' Jackie Bernardo Edna Rickc-rstaff Ronald Rissvtt Lana Blur-kvr Hurfurd Bayard Jniin Bunnvr Carnlyn Rornwski Virginia Hormvski Joan Boyvv Becky Conrad Clarence Coombs Karen Corbin Tomi Lou Corwin Donald Criss Linda Critchfield Sue Ellen Daughe Janet Davis Jim DeVault Clarlese DeWitt Pany DQ-Win Jim Donley Willialli lloty Walter Urennen Billy lilulin Bill Ebert Jasper Elder Frances ljmriclc Phyllis FZlllCllCI' Alberta Falkner rty xx fllj Carol Brady Cecil Branham Karen Branson Cecil Brenneman Kenneth Brock Donna Burnsworth Sue Campbell Ann Carpenter Karen Carpenter Virginia Chambers Nancy Chase Betty Clayton Mary Clayton Jimmy Closson Lois Ann Compton Charlotte Hawkins Karen Hawkins Marie Hayhurst Arlie Heflin Richard Helm Bill Henry Ray Heston Sue Hinehaugh ,lim l'llllZlN3ll Charlotte Hobbs Marilee Hohlnann Jerry Holhert Jean Hostutler Betty Hoult Clara Hovalter Larry Hudson Lola Humphrey Jack Huster Susie ,lanes Roger Johnson Helen Finoche Alice Ann Fisher Carolynn Fortney Nelson Fortney Linda Frame Charles Carlow Gloria Clascow John Crandstaff Howard Griffith Brenda Hall Tommy Hall David Hamrick David Harris Sue Harris Willa Harris Jim Keener Lorainne Kincaid Nancy Kinty John Kirhv Barbara Kirk Carol Kisner Mike Kobach Dale Lake James Layman Roy Layman John Lemley Jerry Lester Sharon Linn Helen Mahaffey Carolyn Majic Sapa Barbara Martin Frank Martino Ronny Matthew Denzil Matthews Harold McDougal Dale McRobie Jerry McVicker John Menefee Steve Menefee Bob Merrifield Lee Merriman Loyce Metz Don Miller Gary Miller Richard Miller Steve Miller David Moffa Carol Moran David Moran Karen Moran Richard Morris Carol Morton Lawerenee Morris Teddy Mustaehio Mary Ann Nanni Pete Neri John Nestor Sheila Nestor Sharon Newhrough David Newconie Karen Noe Bill Norman Brooks Nuzunl Margie Ochs Don Oiler ,lean Partridge Ronald Pearson James Perclla Ralph Perkins Shirley Perkins Larry Phillips Mary Lois Polis Patty Polis Dorothy Poole Floyd Priest Gordon Ralphsnyider Tom Rascon Brenda Reese Chester Reese Karen Rhoades Madelyn Rittenhouse Linda Roach Boh Robertson Bill Robertson Linden Rohr Dale Simmons Jerry Sivinksty Delmas Sleeth Richard Smedley Bill Smith Linda Smith Vicki Smith Mike Spatafore Barbara Spiker Carolyn Springer Patty Stansberry Betty Steele Davey Steele Karen Steele Steve Stewart Marlene Stotler Rex Stutler Donnie Sypolt Elizabeth Taylor Guy Taylor Carla Ross Mary Sanders Lorraine Sanders Susan Satterfield Judy Sayre .loyce Schmuck Tommy Shultz Ruth Sell Karen Sellers Mike Shackleford Ann Shaffer Phillis Shaver Eddie Shaw Naomi Shipman Connie Sickle Sue Villers Barbara Vincent Thomas Vincent Tommy Vukovich Sharon Wade Dale Wadesworth Patty Watkins Larry Weaver Bruce Wilfong Beverly Williams Nancy Williams Peggy Williams Doris Woodward Bobbie Mae Wright Donna Yaquinto Sally Tennant Tom Tennant Frank Thomas Virginia Tillet Dixie Travis Donna Travis Bill Treadway Tom Trisler Cheryle Vangilder Clyde Vangilder Mary Vangilcler Terry Vangilder Carl Vandergrift Larry Vanclergrift k'X , 4 nu . .' ,Q , . I 1' f S To the left, sophomore girls head for the showers after physical education class, ,Yi Above, sophomore Sharon gWade reads minutes gf Miss Feather's seyenth period wo ld history lass. l ' ' W ff QW ref! ff N NO tl all ' 5 X ,, l f' 1 A , 5-lf'ft nf' vf'vfWj4lf1!fqW-ll',,Nl ffl ,www NM 1, Lf I X F wx, 05, f , , 0101 wplljpywppuwl Qflpdldl Ji ,lk Ulpftlllm x if 1' rl i. J ft-, M J 214,159 Li Clx il1v,'m, X 1 ffl UO Yqlvlvt' olofjlff' QW will WTC . N , gl L F, M . V 5 -N, ,Q My X JJ! ul I, SOPHOMORLS NOT PHIOTOGRAPHED ,U I Q ql L 11 J .. W if gl lf' v' ,Oli Patricia Adams, John Royce, Ester Boyer. Lana Blocker, Ralph Burton, John arr, -,iff , 0 1 George Cavrich, Betty Church, John Clem, Lois Compton, Larry Collier, John Cornwelhn Frank Cosco, Samuel Costello, John Curtis. Richard Danser, Carol Dennis, William I MQ Dolan, Clifford Dixon, Naurille Falls. Abreann Fiocher, Jean Gilmore, Catherine Gorman, Karen Hall, William Fox, Barry Gates. Thomas Hamrick, Ebert Hardesty, James Harding, David Harsh, Karen Haw- kins, David Hayhurst, Fay Heston, Dave Johnson, Stanley Kerns, Richard Kline, Charles King. Shirley Kirby. Ronald Kittle. Kenneth Morgan, Helen Lee, Robert Leemaster, Patricia Long, Shirley Morgan. Florence Myers, Andrea Petracca, Sydney Pheasant, Richard Poole, Donna Postlethwait. Ernest Pride, Terry Pyecha, Elizabeth Reese, Richard Reeves, Dick Riley, Joann Rush, Joanne Roy, Paul Satterfield. Victor Satterfield, Lorren Sanders, William Securro, Orie Shackleford, Steve Shu- man, Richard Smedley, William Smith, Karen Springer, Charles Spencer, Carol Sue Starcher. Glozy Stemple. Joe Stutler, Jerry Securro, Laura Summers, Sandy Swych, Patty Tatterson, Terry Tucker, Bernardino Valero, James Williams, Patricia Willialns, Brenda Wilson. Russell Wilson, and Loyce Metz. 57 '4 Freshman class officers are pictured examining a school book and waiting for ie bell to take them to their next class. Left to right, they are: Sue Slndledecker secretary David lVlcQuain, vice presidentg Kenny Miller, presidentg and Charles Brown sergeant at-arms. John Allevatn Willa Arliogast Deloris Arnett Maxine Ash Donna Baker Sandra Baker Sandra Ball Dale Barnes Judy Bartholow Kathryn Bennett Sharon Benninger Bill Berdine Patty Bickerstaff Freddy Bosley Jerry Bowman David Boyce Donald Bnyee Larry Boyer' Bernie Buyers John Boyers Robert Branham Becky Brock Charles Brown Karen Brown Jon Bush Sue Butcher Fay Carpenter Linda Carpenter .ludy Cattafesta Joe Clara Judy Clayton Mary Colaeicco Sharon Cole Bill Conrad Tom Cooper Robert Cordray Doris Costello Jimmy Cowger Cary Cox Robert Criss Donna Crichfield James Davis Mary Davis Shirley Davis Patty Donley Barbara Dulin George DuVall Susanne Edwards Linda Ferrell William Ferrell David Fisher Jolm Fetty Becky Ford Paula Ford Jimmy Franks Janie Francis Raymond Friend Sandy Friend Harry Funk Donald Carlow Gary Joliff Edwin Jordan Doris Keener Barbara Kelly Mary Kirk Carol Knight Bob Lake Richard Lambert David Lang Joe Layman Eddie Lemley Cary Lemley Edgar Carlow Carol Godfrey George Ann Crewe Mike Guthrie Carolyn Gwynn Barbara Harr Bob Haught Regina Haught Judy Hawkins Richard Hawkins Ruth Ann Hayhurst Roberta Hazlett John Heck Mary Helmick James Herlihy Mary Lou Hem David Hohmann Sue Hudson Bonnie Huffman Ronnie Irons David Jackson Deloris Jenkins Marcella Jenkins Perry Johnson Rosalee Loudin Sheridean Marks Mary Marra Joyce Martino Butch Masters Beverly Matthews Diane Matthews John Matthews Charles McClain Lindda McClelland Donna McClure Athleen McCoy Katherine McFan Elaine McKeon David McQuain Luella McRobie Rozetta Mercer Karen Meredith Carl Merrifield Virginia Merrifield Eileen Metz Larry Meyers Peggy Michael Tommy Michael Linda Mihalic Jim Miller Kenny Miller Lorel Mills David Minor Carolyn Montgomery Connie Moran Nancy Moran William Moran Norma Morgan Forrest Mooney Mary Moore Bill Morrison Judy Motter Francis Mugnana Tommy Myers Franklin Neel Mary Neel Dewey Nestor George Nestor Linda Nichols Judy Nuzum Karen Nuzum Linda Nuzum Phyllis Nuzum Sharon Orr Deloris Perkins Tyrone Phillips Butch Phillips Bob Pickens Bill Piggott Bob Plutro Becky Postlethwait Elaine Postlethwait Mary Postlethwait Paul Potesta Mike Powers John Preston Barbara Price David Prunty Paul Prunty Christine Pryer Erwin Pyles Helen Pyles Gretis Raikes Gerald Reese Patricia Reese Donna Reeves Betty Russell Carolyn Sable Don Sanson Joe Satterfield Russell Satterfield Mary Scully Rita Sembour Karen Shackleford Virginia Shaffer Sue Shaffer Jean Shaver Phyllis Simmons Sue Sindledecker Alice Smith Lois Smith Louis Smith Tom Snell Evelyn Spelling Lynette Stanley Donald Stansberry Kay Stansberry Robert Stealey Bill Stewart Linda Stewart James Rhoades Donald Rice Sally Rice i Diane Ridenour Marilyn Riggi Mary Robbins Patricia Rogers Willa Rogers Annabelle Ross Janet Roy Peggy Ruggles Frank Rundle Elmer Stoller Sue Strawderman Janet Swearingen Karen Swiger Marilyn Swisher George Tabron Nancy Tarleton Butch Tennant Ronald Tennant Sharon Tennant Frances Thomas Johnny Thralls Charles Tinnell Carolyn Tokarz James Trisler Anna Lee Tucker Robert Turner Louis Valero Dorsey Vandergrift Rosalee Vandergrift Barbara Vangilder David Vangilder ,Iuanita Villers John Vincent Myron Vincent Sharon Vincent Barbara Vukovich David Watkins Carol Watson Sonny Watson Katherine West Jim White Patty Whitehair William Wiley Bill Williams Brenda Williams Danny Williams Brenda Wilson Judy Wilson Barbara Wilt Gerald Wolfe Dottie Woodward Judy Woody Gary Wright Jerry Wryer FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED David Boyers, Joe Brand, Robert Branham, Betty Clayton, William Crislip, Karen Lee Clise, Sandra Deison, Pam DeWitt, David Elder, Floyd Darrell Falls, Philip Clark Farley, Doris Elaine Ferguson, Clara Joseph, Kathryn McFann, David Frum, Barbara Ellen Haddix, Gloria Rae Haddix, Richard Harris, Gary Leon Haught, Charlotte Hewith, Betty Jean Hury, Pat Rogers, Ester Satteriield, Leonard Satterfield, Virgil Shackleford, George Shaver. Victor Simmons, Matthew Sloan, Robert W. Stealy, Carol Jeanne Stottle, Glenda Strawderson, Judith Stutler, Agnes Swisher, Susie Single, James Tristler, Willa Mae Vandergrift, Stephen Vincent, Ruth Watson, Judy Wilson, Kay Ellen Johnson, Jo Carol Kisner, Carol Ann Knight, Katherine. Kozuel, Betty Michael, Donnie Mason, Barry Moore, David Morris, James Perella, Sarah Francis i a iff M dwwsjf W N,1M,,f,,M4 'ff XGJJJM ' il Oi J , MM J, M 9 WEVMW ww! jWJ,1rf,' O! 19' wilt YV J If 1 My? as 6:4 0 0 . As we walk through E.F.H.S., we find that extracurricular activities ex- hibit a cross-section of the students, interests in any school. At E.F.H.S., the array of activities assist in developing self-control and sportsmanship through group participation. These self-adjusting activities help to train the body as well as the mind and provide a feeling of faith and sincerity. Activities develop a spirit of unity, sociability, and friendship. This year under new administration, we have several clubs that were dissolved by lack of interests, and by which new clubs were organized under new supervision and members. By sacrificing personal glory for the good of the group, students are taught the basic ideals in life-those ideals that are more valuable than the knowledge that can be obtained from all the books in the world. If each member of the group practices these ideals, the school will have achieved its chief purpose. 66 5 1 ff , 'ivwyzk Q A 1' . N, lm. .. viggi Q- ,nv 1 ' - M., . a- -ww-QS KAK5 K L V 1 Yfiff ,' - .. - .....i, i W, Nmfwka-AwA,,Qw .. bd-v . - Qs, . 1 :V .- 'xii 7' . , Wav '3 ' 4 M -. K. .v v Q A 1 K 'll 9 .- LQ f..:'. --'v KW - af ' , K KJKQKWKKKQ .. t ng K f'LH35iga:S A' A 3 X W X i . I ... f. .s.ig.,,ewi. 4 - m'f'f'A Q71 1 -5 if 'Y .. 1,353 1 I M ,fy N. . , 1. wg m . -' Q : Q- i . ...gr J , Q ma-x'e-1 , we. l..E4'm.Lf1! K K f .- r K Q, A , Q , 'Y' r , 'Q K K TA QQ? 5 , ' . we AKKK. .K Qi.N.3i.K.. . 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L- g . 1'YM h f ,. -X F ff . .ff Q SSA VS' ' ' swiffifgigb - 'S F M .'f '. - if 'L Q - A , K,K,,Ku,KKK pf. 5, . A NKKfw,.?,..K,..xK.,sQ4x,KK 31.3 K, Y ,Q . .V ., fx mf X. 1 li X 1.51551 J , .KJ Krf, ,K K 37 K. .KK K KKKKK7 K., V. R .fi if 'K Q, zfffifgi Q ' , Q-31' Q 3' K 1 A K, 'Ea 'isa if Qt sglfqshv 4 AQ 'lF Q 551' , K fyf, I., .,N,,4 my X im., W .W Mm, 'Mfhwf W A - I K ,fn K I . , . , MV, M..-,EQ-wk, .K I . . , m-1A--n-n-n-n--....... ., . s.. 395 gi'1 5l ll nv-1:Kw,,Qi,, .M , rl The Una Vox Chapter of the National Honor Society was first organized last year in the 1956-57 school year. This past year the honor society sponsored a play night and also decorated a business window in order to raise needed funds for the societyis supplies. Requirements for selection for the National Honor Society are a student must maintain a 93 or above scholastic averageg must be approved by a committee -. of faculty members on following qualities for member- ship in the society: character. scholarship, leadership, and service. Mrs. Addamae Conrad is the Una Vox Chapter's sponsor. Pictured above are the officers and members of the organization, Nancy Yates, presidentg Fred Stimmell, vice presidentg Judy Preyer, secretaryg Junior Landes, treasurer, and Jay Mclsinden, sergeant-at-arms.. 69 5 First row: Katherine Finovhc, lnufinr-ss managcrg assistant, Nanvy Poguvg Lila Harms. se-niur 1-mlilor: Linda Privv, junior eclitorg P1-ggy Kigvr. organizatimi mlitor: Jim Beamlling. sporte mlitmz Sffrmirl row: Christine Clem, pa-rsonality vclitnr: Eddie- Hinvs. adve-rtising managvrg assistant. Hob Hush-yg Janvillv Eivllf-llwrgm-r. favulty wliturg Miko Stanlr-y and Cary Hall. plmtugraplivrs. Sm!! FP M55 Uma 4,' Editor-in-Chief NANCY CUTRON E The Yellow Jacket staff are the journalists who make the school paper possible. The East Fairmont publication is a member of the West Virginia Press Association and the National Scholastic Press Association. The staff published fifteen issues of the paper this year. ln September a group of staff members went to the 23rd animal journalism convention at W.V.U. in Morgantown. Miss ,lane Dumire, journalism instructor, has been the paper advisor for the year. Nancy Yates served as editor-in-chief of the Yellow Jacket. Miss ,lane Dumire, advisorg and Nancy Yates, editor- in-chiefg are planning the next edition of the Yellow Jacket. First row: Mike Stanley, Ruth Frame, Karen Gates, Eddie Hines, Nancy Yates, Jim Brown, Julie Nichols, Ronnie Humphrey, Nancy Cutrone. Second row: Ida Woodward, Judy Ferrell, Nola Vincent, Patty Shaffer, Ann Russell, Colleen Wageley, Jo Claire Carpenter, Shirley Lee, Le Roy Kline, Keith Mooney. Third row: Eddie Potesta, Don May. 5 K G fb' 5, x First mir: Suvllvn Springu-r, l,imla llall. llarlmara Bias. Ann Ruisvll. Clllllllf' Canfivlml. Nunvy tlllll'llIl!', lfullven Xvagvly, Nancy Yatvs, IiTf'Il1l?.l Arlmogast, Sharon Vllilliams, Pvggy Kigvr. Svronrl row: l mns'is Springvr, llvanna Collins, ,lnfllaire Carpvntvr, Bvlty Prunty, Heathvr Pikr-. Linda Nluran. Yiolu Sliipman, Kurvn flaws. Aumlrvy Radcliff, Marllm Pnling. Carnl Nichols. Third mir: ,Iam-t llvnqle-rsmi, NHIIVY Mausl, Mary Yaquinln, lila VVmmclwarfl. .lucly Ifvrroll, Sandra Rim-. Jam-illv Ein-lxellu-rggw. liluycv Parsons. Jane Ls-wis, Ruth Kranu-r, Sandra Perkins. Fourth row: Carol l,u4'aS. limile-1' Sillgll1'1l1'i'kl'f, Nunry llamrivk, llarlwara llvisrm. Katherine' Finorliv. Uluria l'0ftl1vlwait, llliriftinv fflvm. l'0arl Ann Dunham. Lila llarnvs, Carol VVilliams, Amy Farlvy. I ' O O I 4 s ig lll A 3 ' , , f if I .. WS.. if E W' in f,. C.A.A. uffivvrs arv, Coll:-en Yvageley. prffsiflentg Nancy Ciitrmu-. vim- prvsillc-ntl Nanvy Yatvs. secrvtaryg Pvggzy Kigrr, svrggfiantrat-arilisg Connie' llanfie-lrl. sergxvunt- at-arms. Nino C.A.A. members make up baseball team for Sluggers. First row: Carol Moran. Sally Tennant, Connie Sickle, Bobbie Wright, Sharon Wade, Karen Steele, Terry Tucker, Susy James, Naomi Shipman, Linda Smith, Patty Polis. Serond r0w: Sue Villers, Betty Steele, Mozella Crandstaff, Patty White, Danni-al Fi-eurro, Judy Greene, Bonnie Kirk, Judy Chevront, Barbara Spiker, Helen Finoche, Lola Humphrey, Ann Carpenter, Carla Ross. Third row: Brenda Reese, Elizabeth Taylor, Karen Mullanix. Barbara Jackson, Nancy Kirby, Beverly Frum, Mary Norris, Sharon Elder, Beverly Shavor, Lynne Wastson, Patty Steele, Elsie Hieskell, Carol Kisner, Betty Berdine. Fourth row: Carol Lemely. Linda Securro, Sharon Boyce, Rebecca Mc'Kinney, Sally Davis, Jane Mays, Judy Powell, Judy Criss, Jane Cainer, Carolyn Phillips, Patty Sanrborn, Elaine Beyrd, Shirly Perkins, Charlotte Hawkins, Ruth Sell. Fifth 7010! Sharon Newbrough, Linda Roach, Brenda Arbogast, Eileen Sapp, Ruth Shumaker, Judy McClung, Patty Pettrovich, Eleanor Mus- grave, Deunna Collins, Virginia Borowski, Alice Fisher, Mary Polis, Karen Springer, Mary Harrison. Sixth row: Carolyn Borow- ski, Carolyn Springer, Linda Hall, Joan Boyce, Edna Bickerstaff, Betty Hoult, Carolyn Fortnery, Brenda Hall, Virginia Cham- bers, Patty Adams, Joyce Smuck, Linda Critehfield, Helen Maffey, Helen Mahaffey. ft ll 'Nl H1111 .llvwv Sniiivk. .lllllv l.f-wi-. lfzirolyn Fpringvr, Swartz! lilllff Slllfllj' lluvis. llonnie Kirk. Carol Iiivus. Fuvllvn Fprixigu-i'. l.ziw ' ' ' f ' W 1 Nl: llin 1' . un ni ': Jaw 4 ru-lx. lkzirvii Nllllllll. .liuly l'l1lllt'lh, Putty lqtleison lu iw- Tzitt:-rsoii. l.in:lzi llrim-. lfrunk lliluel. tlloriii lllzisgiow. l'iilty llzirtlilow. ,lean llristutle-r, Susie lTllt4'llLlll,Ill. Nlllfll' 1,1 nrul. 's. 1' ,aiu Dt'Vault. Ile-cky lionrziil. l'l'illlt'lS l',niri4'k. 5111 luiu,.li Il l ll l i il llnn Nlziliaiflv. ,liiunitzi Yillf-i--. liairlii Ross, Phyllis lieu-llv, Nlairilm- llolinzin. ,lutly Hawkins Fourllz Tilly! lllll Rolierrsoii. john l,lv'ui', lloli llulb lflNl'l1.'.lLlllll'4 Spzinziugzlv. filiurlin- Nlvlloniiltl. ,lim Davis, Lyle Sllilll-VF. lin-ntla Reese. Sllllfttll NxE1llt'. Sharon Nr-wliroiigrli. llonnu lblllll- itnrili. lhvn Nlziy. liill l'ig1gmlt. ,Clif-ffl rout ,lov lioopm-r. llunnia' Yzinllilsler. lion Uuinlnlv. ,lim Svott. Rolwrt lfllis. Roy lluwkins. 6045 The French Cluh is composed of French students. The cluh sponsors dances, plays, and gave a tea this year. The sponsor of this club is Mrs. Margaret Hinebaugh. The cluh officers are Jane Lewis, presidentg Carolyn Springer, vive president: Joyce Smuck, secretary-treasurer. 74 Connie- Sickle and Ann Fliaflvr enjoy ilziiivingg git the- Frenc-h Club sovk hop. First row: ,lim Brown, vice presimlentg Colleen Wage-lc-y, presirlentg Charles King, secretary. Second row: Ann Russell, John Towns, Sally Davis, Jo Claire Carpenter, Shirley Perkins, Terry Tucker, l rcrl1lic lioslvy, Pete Neri. Third row: W'oollr0w Lev, Mark lllcnefee, Frcil Travis, Jim Huffman, Richard Kisner, Verne Overfielql. Barbara Grice, Karen Springer, Bonnie Kcrk, ,lane Mays. First row: Barbara Jackson, Francis Springer, Sandra Perkins, Barbara Bias, Barbara Vockovieh Connic Sickle, ,Iucly Criss, April McClung. Second row: Ruth Kramer, Betty Russell, Warren Cum-nl Chales Ball, Brooks Nuzuin, Tom Vukovich, Fred Stinunell. Third row: Joe Clara, John Carr, Roy Heston, Bill Fox, Chuck Jenkins. . v First row: Nancy Hamrick, Betty Prunty, Carol Williams, Nam-y Yates. Connie Canfield, Barbara Vangilder, Barbara Ross. Second row: Patty Vangilder, Amy Farley, Carol Nichols, Sandra Rice, Linda Seifrit, Naney Slate, Viola Shipman, Sue Lester, l,inrla Moran. Jucly Ord, Betty Myers. Third row: Eloyee Parsons. .lanielle Eiehellws-rg:-r, Delores Vantlergrift. Zella Falls, Elf-anore Robc-rs, Heather Pike, Sharon Williams, lila Wooilwarfl. Mary Yaquinto. .lanet Knight. Karen Kerns. Fourth row: Gloria Posthlewait. Pearl Dunham, Karen Gates, Ruth Frame. Mary Shaffer, Marie Rosimas. Members of the group of Y-Teens strive in every way to place our school on an even higher plane. The ideals of these organizations cannot be surpassed, a Christian organization, ready at all times to aid in any worthy cause, to help those who need help. One of the Y-Teens most outstanding proj- ects this year was the uChristmas Driven for the needy people of the community. Another one was the Thanksgiving favors for the two hospitals. The Club objective is leadership responsi- bility, service, spiritual growth, and guidance to others. 'IL Z-7 Senior Y-Teen officers for this year were Nancy Yates, president: Nancy Hamrick, vice president: Barbara Vanflilrler, secretary-treasurer. 95M The three smiling Junior Y-Teen officers are Karen Philips, Judy ,L Powell, Judy Preyer. . Z' eead First row: Patty White, Nancy Maust, Glenda Clayton, Janet Henderson, Shirley Holmes, Jackie Hobbs, Jean Nanni, Judy Powell, Karen Phillips, Judy Preyer, Eleanor Musgrave, Shirley VanGilder, Deanna Collins, Judy Greene. Second row: Carolyn McVicker, Betty Hall, Judy Chevrolet, Roslee Sindledecker, Frances Foster, Patty Radcliff, Karen Griffith, Lynne Watson, Carol Kay Lucas, Suellen Springer, Linda Hall, Shirley Casto, Mozelle Grandstaff. Third row: Miss Petro, Eloyce Carter, .lane Cainer, Judy McClung, Ruth Shumaker, Lucy Bissett, Darlene Boatwright, Sandra Alice, Patty Sauborne, Carol Lemely, Karen Mullinex, Donna Stout, Lana DeVaulr, Mrs. Burns. Fourth row: Nola Vincent, Patty Shaffer, Sharon Elder, Eileen Sapp, Iris Hinkle, Yvonne Vukovich, Louise Mourey, Carolyn Phillips, Karen Knotts, Charlotte King, Nancy Berry, Mary Ann Norris. Fifth row: Patty Petrovich, Elaine Brard, Sandra Monell, Beverly Stevens, Nancy Pogue, Connie Holbert, Linda Stewart, Betty Brown, Nancy Kelly, Susan Swearingen. w a ,Y mr in T, 5 W s-Wi ,, A H 'F ., L? mf at g, Wg ff . .Q Ka- . 4 -Y Q uv 5 '-: . '. .5 11 if X E P +23 , iQ Qi 5 Z '1 .Qi ,i 1 59 ,. I, 9 v ,WPI - S 7i'M4'k 2 ,J if in , , , x gg 1? ' . iif 'f Zlz- 5? A I 3 fx 78 I H , 0 L m ,Lugz 5 ik i Hrs! row: ,ludy Woody. Carolyn Gwynn, Mary Svully. .lanet Sw:-aringcn, Be-vky Postholwait. Second row: Carol Nichols, Phillis Simmons, llonna lie-vvvs, Mary Nc:-l. Nanvy Moran. Mary Kvrk, Carol Knight, Bonnie Hoffman, ,lane Francis. Rosalve Vandergrift, Miss Wade. Thirn' row: Slivradi-n Marks, Kathy livnm-tt, Linda Nichols, Carolyn Tokar-A, Sandra Baker. Daren Nuzem. Linda Nuzum, Patty Donlvy, Suv llulhe-r, Judy Clayton. Fnurlh row: Sue Slrawde-rmin, Donna liakvr. Doris Costello, Peggy Rugglvs, Dianne Ridcnowvr, Kay Sxanslwrry, Mary Lou Poslhlewait. Phyllis Nuznm. Diannv Matthvws, Marilyn Swishvr, Dale Barnes. Z-7 l i1xt row: Knlllvrinv Kozul. Lynne Stanlvy, llarliara Will. Atliloon Mriioy. Sandra lla-ifon. AIlIllllN'llQ' How. l.inda Mihaliv. Sum- SllI1lll'lll'1'lil'l'. linda Nh-wart QUFOIHI ron g'lIlllI l llall n'lni' 7' ' N ' ' ' ' . . ,. . .. L . ,l I Ia Willirr, Rolivrta Ham-lett. Lhris lroyer. Holi-n lylvs, .ludv Hawkins. Sharon ll:-nninver li'lI'lD'lI l llulin ll'iTlllll llii Fuolxn Url' ' ' ' . P-I - . . . . L 11 ll . -1 ' j A ' fU1'Inry. Miss Wade. Third row: llarlmara Prive. Karon Swigm-r. Susiv Slmlfvr. Sharon Oro Vary ll:-linivk. Karol l-oillwy. liiln 5l'llllNiI'Zl. llotlu- Yloodward. lloris Jenkins, Alyve Smith. Sharon Oro. llarbara Ke-lly, Judy Stnllm-r. i E V N ! K 2 Rv ea H A 5410 J! X 5X Q 5 1 , Y V' HW, V X ata' A msn. ,t j,fffffM,,'i Vx,-NNN ' 'X av' X First row: Amy Farley, Elf-anore Rogers, Carol Martin, Carol Lucag, Beverly Frutn, Lynne Watson, Bonnie Kirk, Sue Hin:-lmugh, Carolyn Borowski. Carol Kisncr, ,lean Hostutler, Jane Cainer, Janet Nichols. Serond row: Karen Gates. Barbara Straight, Linda Sc-eurro, Heather Pike. Carol Williams. Verne Overfielrl. Adna Thomas, Richard Davis, Jane Mays, Linda Frame, Connie Sickle, Sandra Rice, Jane Lewis, ,Indy Nlcfflrirrg, Ann Russell, Betty Myers, Patty Barthelow. Third row: Eddie Potesta. Mike Stanley, Howard Griffin, Richard Gump, Donald Pitxer. Tom llinelmaugh, Ronald fiyphers. .ludy Criss. 776 lileeterlqto attend State Chorus from East Fairmont High School were Atny Farley. ,lane Lewis, Eddie Potesta, Dick Davis. and Ronnie Cyphers. 84 First row: Barbara Jackson, Mary Mvlilain, Sully Tvnnant, Carla Russ. April Mckilung, Ann lfarpz-n if-r. Janet Davis. Sfroml row: KIlI'f'Il Mull:-nix, iitillllit' Pvlligrin, BPII5' Hult, lievvrly Sta-vvlls Conniv Holbort. Sharon N:-wlaruugh, Bri-mia Reese, Carolyn Davis, Sue-Ili-n Springi-r. Kulllvrini Pviligrin. Third row: Marienv Stollvr. Suv Villvrs. Urirlym- Boutwrigllt, Shirlvy im-. , 1 1 i 1 Sully T1-nnant sings solo with Girls' ciil0l'llS in rI'ilLiIlkSfliVillQl program. First mir: Patty Polis. Junior Landvs, Julia Nichols. Second row: Mrs. Jonf-s. Gerald Bowman, Shirley Cost-o. Virginia Borowski, Mary Nzmni. Mary Colliski. Carolyn Borowski, Dannval Socorro, Linda Mihalic, Sally Rice, Pauls Ford. Karen Meredity, Rogina Haught, April Nlvfilung. Carol I.f'I'l1f'ly.,J03ll Brand. Third row: Butvh Phillips, Connir- Canfield, Martin Ash, Sharon Tennant, Marulc Re-ggis, Patty Rm-sv, Barlaara Vukovivh. Ann Shaffcr, Connie- Sickle, Nancy Williams, Sharon Cole, Joyce Martin, Barbara Harr. Carolyn Gwynn, Jani' Gaim-r. Bevky Ford, Chris Prvyer. Fourth row: John Buyers. Paul Moredith, David Prickett. David Frum, Shirley Lee. David Hohmann, l'Q-:ry Johnson. Tom Baskin. John Vince-nt, Georges Dr-Vault. FrPd Stimmoll. Harold McDougal, David Moffa, Anthony Olivero. Joe Brand, l.yle- Shaffer. llvlen Pylvs. Br-verly Fflllll. Tho l,atin Clulm of East Fairmont is made up of students who have had Latin or are taking it now. The vluh sponsors dances, plays, and often attends picnivs. The sponsor of this club is Mrs. Jones. Offivors invludo Junior liandes, president, Julia Nichols. vice president: Patty Polis, secretary: Cvrald Bowman. sergeant-at-arms. Lf Three' Latin members for this year wt-re Gerald Bowman, Patty 86 Polis, Julia Nichols. Hitt HH - 'iffy' i BMI w. vs- fi 'Nos A First row: Mrs. Rider, Mary Mugnano, Edwin Jordan. Second row: Patty Stansberry. Carol Hunter Karen Brown, Lois Smith, Sharon Cole, Janet Davis, Bill Morrison, Loretta Loudin, Linda Sccurro Lawrence Tatterson. Richard Lambert, Richard Sinedley. The Palette Club. which is open to all students who have had or are taking art, has had a successful year under the leadership of Mrs. Ann Rider. The club has kept the bulletin board decorated for the' different sea- sons and holidays. They also made posters for many school activities. Officers for 'this year were Lawrence Tatterson, pres- idcntg Patty Stansberry. vice president: Sharon Cole, secretary: David Belcher. sergeant-at-arms. -U ,: C D, V. S. R 1 N, 1 h, F fd D l' . S nfl row: Roger McClure, Bill Branson, Ronnie Humphreys, lNliek Colanlino. jilgiliigtilingiirginiiElgicliwn. Iiiizaiiyjnlfliiidie Plines, ulilrairviriicgfantlergrift, -Jim Colvin. Third rouf: Keith lNicClure,Al31ll Freeland, iffarlter Hall, larry Vanclergrift, Roy Peters, Don Miller, Junior Lancles. Prank Rihel, Ned Reeves, Erldie.Haney, Fred Stnnmell, Jim H0 man. Fourth row: Richard Williams, Roger Kline, John McLinden. .lim Trader, Chuck Reeves, LeRoy Kline. '4 The l.ettermen's Club is an organization composed of boys who have earnerl varsity letters by active participa- tion in one or more of the major sports, football. basket- ball. baseball. or track. The elub sells popcorn during noon-hour anfl basket- ball ganies to raise money to pay for athletic equipment. The animal Lettermen's Club banquet is held every year for the boys who have earned their letters. they are awarfled their letters on Recognition Day. The Lettermenis Club is sponsored by Coach Carroll Micheal anal Coach James Cale. who encourage sports- manship anrl fair play. Letterman Ron Humphrey shoots a foul Sli!-Vt, while another letterman, Nick Colantmo, looks on. Head Cllverleanlm-rs AMY FARLEY BARBARA IJEISON 20041 Standing: Cheerleaders Pouch Singlcde-ckcr, Amy Farley. Barbara Dvisun. and Sharon Nvwlrrmlgll Kneeling in front: B00 nlasvot, Sally Tennant. 1 H . ...PE , x x. fx. 'fix , ,5 Ay . . P S ! I bw I .X Xxgifi , ' I f w Q at .i 5 ,- ,, Q3 N 3 W :Q ff if H Y M xt 3 a K 1,g,,y, . 1 ,,. Q- ' A ' G G SP Q x . :wx Sw S f , , 5 AFVLX 2' S ,Q f vhikisw. .U Halma! 'vim ' Saw K 1 X t'S 53 1' gnu. mfg- A whim r- :sn-4 W gy: ':-- , YJ? L. ,4 Qf K' 9? 3 P a ,- Y F X :gk fd'-M a fe- . .',.,4: H f 5 ' if 4h - A. M if 'Q s if S E V 'ggg .ai ,mga . ,. N 0, fn Ni 'Sv -0 ' ecwlgee Zend JONA RAE PYLES Drum Majorette East Fairmont high steppers consist of Drum Majorette Jona Rae Pyles, Marilee Hohmamn Carolyn Fortney, Shirley Casto, Mary Ann Nanni, Nancy Berry, and Marie Hayhurst. at ,M ln9L'lyV9v!lJpA M tw ff M with fwlib x H Jttflwfjlf M A erifil til' If U ,W A a t wt.. at M ,WWW N at wich! 'MW' 92 When walking through the halls, several members of the student body have been heard expressing different opin- ions about the praise that should be given the athletes who have given the school fair play and school spirit, as well as skill in all their endeavors. They have proven their loyalty to East High daily, by having bruises, tired muscles, and sore backs. They have given the student body a sense of pride and an undying school loyalty. The day of a game there is excitement in the whole school. The games play a most important part in the school cur- riculum. They supply fair play as well as pleasure. They have given the student body courage and determination to stand up and fight for what they want. The student body has stood behind the team all the way. This is evident in the increase in attendance at the games. There are more students attending the games this year than any other. More people have taken part in the cheering section. Several players remarked that the good season was due to the en- thusiastic cheering and good spirt of the student body. Quot- ing from one of the school songs, Ulf the odds be great or small, East Fairmont High School will win over alll I I I NWA W RQQ 'Qt . '.A 1 -. Q Y W -... ,... Q I Q ,. 31 .-.Y Y First row: Colantino, Branson, Humphery, Newbrough, Beadling. Second row: Vandergrift, Kline, Dulin, Deavers, Hall, McKinney, Peters. Third row: Musgrave, Cavrich, Weaver, Ribel, Nuzum, Rascon, Kisner, Cosco, Baker. Fourth row: Seccurro, Scott, Kerzak, Huffman, Harris, Pearson, Merrifield, Haney, Thomas, Reeves, Bernardo. Fifth row: Colvin, Manage-rg Hines, Manager, Hine- baugh, Dulin, Tabron, Trisler, Kovach, Tennent, Campione, Smith, Morris, Manager. Sixth row. Brand, Kovach, Boyard, Smith, Pyles, Jackson, Miller, Jollief, Cooper. East ..... ..,,., East ,,.,. ,.,.,. East .o.,. East ..... ...... East ,,,.. ,..,,, East East East .,... Monongah ..,,,,,..,,. Washington Irving Morgantown .. ..,., . Mannington .,o, Shinnston ....., Elkins .,,.,....,.,... West Fairmont ..., Grafton ....,o,to... Jack Bernardo, Richard Morris, Eddie Hines, and ,lim Colvin were the football managers for 1957. -.f-,E v- nuns n .-was JIM BEADLING BILL BRANSON NICK COLANTINO Left Halfback Right Halfback CRIDDEBS COMPILE 4-4 RECORD The East Fairmont Bees won some of the season's highlights this year, but ended up with a 4-4 record. Two of the Bees' ten game schedule were cancelled because of the Asian flu epidemic. Scoring power and a strong defense were evident as the Bees started out by beating Monongah 25-O and Washington Irving 13-7. At mid-season the Bees had compiled a 4-1 record. After that the Palatiners had a three week vacation as a result of the flu. Thus two games were definitely cancelled and one postponed. Once again Fairmont East went down in defeat to their cross-town rival, Fairmont West, by the score of 26-7. That loss gave the Polar Bears their eighth consecutive victory in the series. Carl Deavers was selected as first team center on the Big Ten Team and third team center on the all-state team. Carl also received a scholarship. to West Virginia University. Receiving honorable mention on the all-state and Big Ten team were the Palatiners' two halfbacks Jim Beadling and Bill Branson and end Boy Peters. Leading scorers on the team were Bob Newbrough and Jim Beadling with 26 points each. Quarterback CARL DEAVERS Center IST ' x First row, left to right: Peters, Kline, L. Vandergrift, Deavers, Dulin, Hall, McKinney. Back row: Branson, Humphrey, Newbrough, Colantino, Bcadling. FRED DULIN CARTER HALL JIM HUFl lNlAN Lvft Guard Left Tackle Left End 4 W-- . RONNIE HUMPHREY LEROY KLINE Quarterback Right Tackle Coach Jim Cale is giving last minute instructions to Ron Humphrey and Carl Deavers, the Bees' co-captains. I M' wr Wu ,W-JM I ' f I P 'rrkv ,X + a- 1 Q. 9' Q. I A 5 4 w , Y iv R :,1.,tA,,,, Ki: A 'Xml' Q . ...X-9 .fel in '1 M 'Q 'wi iff x ?,.n-QQ , ,yr-, ,,.. 58' K neg- ,gg-1. .Fei 1,-Q. 1- X fi digg? .5 9 lfifhy- M 'il H 1 , V GQ 'ffm A .g , we ...gi V' , . 5 'M 5. f, ' 'U f HM' Pe - .. ' . f ...qs ' , . F ii Q ' - X ' .-,M ff? iw ' W f . , ' ,. ., -- x ' ' V M ' .. - . f .W -:wff::,, . X.. ' Vg. ' ' A Q. ,4 . ., K W' I '-- is . ,Q 2 fxf .1 f' . L , f, x..ANQ ., -.gf R Q. ka.. K Nan: gvvww 1 h g ' . ' 1 WA NW' H. g. x V 1 Q W. jx -'L Q A.. ,wk K ,.. 'M , Us - , ,, H. 4 'Q ' ff ' Af' , ' f, . M mn ifg, ' . : , QW 3 'Y 'I T. -- f' Q. .' Qyk' N 5 K f. 45 S , w...Mf , af . nf 1 rc'5l- 1 J dn 2 Nil MDF' . ibgmxj , ag 4 Yxifx QVA ,, ' 8' Q., my rf .W Wy? .. x,E,,.. .... ,. an ,,,,,,. M xl 'EL Wy. in .. ' -C 'QV at 'W e.. '1- M, ,. ini . v ,-sf' .M A V we ,:,. 15-'ik x w.. .Y 5 454.4 . A 1 'fmgw,..Q- .. 3 .-.1 .. HK H+ ww ff. N, M 1, .,, . ,.- ' 'J ,z ' .' H.: if- V . A M A ,. , l I.. lg- f - S X- .i Egg... ,M L -5 W. -f , V. , ..-.. 12, . 1 ' Q-,. fw rwT f .. ex, -N. . my Q'-. ,ww X ., N W .. A 1 1-my . gf.. ' A '- ww, y A - W . 'y..Qi!I,t J., nfs, 5 I' x N4 . W 'I-X , . 5' . . ' ' ff 4. f Ei 'fwfif COACH CARROLL MICHEAL up 54157 0066 Foam Jawa S Zz 2 The East Fairmont Bees, coached by Carroll Michael, have compiled a 44-13 record at press time. Early one point decisions at the hands of Weston and Elkins proved to be the season's downfall. All season the Bees have been an up and down ball club, playing exceptionally well in six games, two each with Elkins. Grafton, and Mannington. The Bees also played well in tourna- ment competition by beating their Crosstown rivals, West Fair- mont, in the Holiday Festival, and thus reaching the final game with Morgantown which ended in the Mohigans' favor. 56-47, At press time the Bees had only played seventeen of their twenty game schedule, and therefore the results of three games were unknown. ln the first round of the sectional tournament, East High faced West High. First row: Manager James Colvin, Marvin Vandergrift, Bill Branson, Nick Colantino, Jim Beadling, Ron Humphrey, and manager Jim Trader. Second row: Manager Davis Woodward, Larry Garner. ,lim Brown. Carl Deavers, Carter Hall, Bill Freeland, Junior Landes, and Coach Carroll Michael. JIM EYEAUUNC mr BROWN BILL BRANNON NICK coLANr1No l' 'Wwafll Guard Forward Forward East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East Alumni , Elkins , ,,,, , ,, Weston ,,,.tt.,, Fairmont West Morgantown , Victory 7 t,,,t , Fairmont West Grafton , ,,,,,, Fairview . ,, Mannington ,,,, ., ,, Morgantown , Weston 7 Elkins , V . , , Washington Irving Grafton , ,, Morgantown .,,,,,, Wasliirigtriii lrving . Fairmont West East forward. Nick lolantmo un an af-uinst West lfairma CARL DEAVERS BILL FREELAND LJXRRY GARlJNl'lll Guard Guard Ccntvr RESERVES--First row: George Cavrich, Ray Heston, Pete Neri, Bill Sc-ccurro, Cecil Baker, Steve Stewart, David Moffa, Charles Jenkins, Andrew Petracca. Second row: Richard Morris. Km-ith McClure, Ron Pe-arson. Don May, Charles King, Brooks Nuzeum, John Pignaelli, Richard Williams. I00 Carlvr llall l't'lJUllIlll5 as Larry Gardnvr looks on. lI.fXIi'l'ICli ll-XI,l, HON IIQUNIPIIRFY JUNIOR LANDES MARVIN VANIJERGRIFT 1.4-nlvr fvllllftl llov forvvurd ,lim lieuclling clriws in fm' u shot as Ron Humphrey and Curl llvavcrs follow for u YQ'lYl!llIld. 5324 32:21 Forwanl l'10I'VVZlTll -l Fighting for a rn-hound, .lim Brown Iivs up an unidvnlifieml Wc's1o11 playvr. IOI While walking through the halls of East Fairmont, we see the feet of the dainty popular personalities of the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. The highlights of the year of 1957-58 were topped by the Miss East Fairmont Dance. The waiting and anxiety were well worth-while, when the snowy night finally arrived. The popular lassies who repre- sented the senior class strolled down the floor of the gymna- sium to the music of Winter Wonderland. After the snows finally thawed, dreams came true with Star Dust of the junior-senior prom. Beautiful pastel gowns floated down the gymnasium to the music of Virgle Vingle. Throughout the halls and attending all activities are the twenty-two students that were chosen by the student body as school popularities. They were selected for their talents or out- standing personalities. I J UV A La C464 ,.ffC 1 .f7fY V , 47 ,- , , A ' I 4fLf0'4.5Z?ff 6f.Z8 77 V Lfranffu in 71 41 215' C7- 1' ff ' Vffadgf 4 , 1, xggubg fdffvckml-fl cg, Y 507' , . W ' Viva L ,gffwjl ,'7f2d5AZ1LLffjj JA f 'i'NF CZ fl Q,ff6-'71 L27 Ldllq , 'Xl 1' ff 6Qij2fa5Z5L KJMZM- mg? f, ,, A ,BM ,, ,':.f ' L 'T' 5351 fi , ff? ,K W - .1 ,,. . t,,MW, e ' v Yap X' .. W, -TXW.,g,. eg Q ri: .0 f Y: ' +4 mf H 'cf ! J' Qi- X .W 33,4vfQ.,, ' . f? ,.. H Y w ' Na- , Tv ,SJ .Em-1 L. , 3 ,X X ,7 0. V A ,. nri..gr.Q X4 v Q, is Q Wffw E' 'S if if Mk S, .lg Q ' 1 n LA '04 A . ,f ,404 Kaul 744141, 775644 Zac! 7adfunoaZ I ,I 'Q . 'Kar BARBARA DEISON X Nj SUE LESTER Vu 0. A ' ff' NANCY SLATE I I ,, is L Q A S., 5,13 A LILA BARNES CHRISTINE CLEM NANCY CUTRONE fl f'-'P+ T ' L - ,ie-5 , .5- Q KATHERINE FINOCHE NANCY HAMRICK PEGGY KIGER 'Z-442' JANE LEWIS ANN RUSSELL LINDA SEIFRIT - , A' an , M if ,A f, FRANCES SPRINCER BARBARA VANCILDER CAROL WILLIAMS fi Fellegala pun Zaeae Zlwm , 1 Y- Q Nlzlid-of-Honor SANDRA 'MDN ICLL V, 1 A , Y F , x x wb -- ,L , - .f N I 5 x at ance 4 1 l.'a'ntr'r: Qllt'L'll LIilllll'I'illl' l'm-llvgrin. FVUIII row: Judy Puwvll, Linda Straight, Dianne Kuml. maill- of honor, Sandra Nfunell. Lynn Watson, llranda Arlmgast. and Linda Hall. lfaclf row: Judy Criss. Jam' Cainvr. Sum- Ifllcn SIYl'il1glt'l', Darlyno lioalwrigxht. Judy Pryvr. Lfmisv Mowrm-y, Carol Kay Lucas. aml Nancy Berry. fh- Zudee Smgledeeda ydltdbfl .landed ?aaofzde Seaukvw 140'-ff 7410? 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Il3 em4,4 - It was quite a task trudging from store to store soliciting ads for the 1958 Orion, but with Eddie Hines, advertising manager, and Lila Barnes and Bob Bosley assisting him, it was finally completed. x We would at this time like to thank all sponsors, subscrib- ers, and boosters of the Orion for their co-operation and financial aid this year, for without it the publication of the 1958 yearbook would not have been possible. Eddie Hines would also like to thank Leroy Kline, Ronnie Humphrey, Tad Benton, Kenny Miller, Fred Dulin, Junior Cosco, and all other students who helped him in soliciting ads and for the use of their cars. I i II4 L .M v 1 A aff, sf yes? x , Y X iv K 2 ii -my Q X x 'fx' . 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BRYCE N EWTON STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Aufo - Fire - Life Auio Financing 3I5 Adams S+ree+ Phones 892-4238 gg- Magic Chef Q I-Iofpoini Appliances I S o ll Floor and Wall Coverings Youngsf-Own Kikhens Wafer Pumps H Mayfag Appliances Speedway Radio and TeIevlsion lronrgfe prone,-S X... I 6 Iiiiii 1 SPRINGER APPLIANCE CO. Phone ZI69 II7 Fairmoni Ave. G. C. MURPHY CO. New Quick Service WRAP STATIONS TO SERVE YOU BETTER MEET YOUR OLD AND NEW FRIENDS a+ Ihe YELLOW JACKET JIMMY MAZZA, Owner FLINN'S STUDIO 3I5 Adams S+. FAIRMONT, W. VA. SAFFEL STUDIO 4 1 JLJ Box 8I5 Morganiown Wesi' Virginia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I958 ROLLER SKATING Q Real Enioymeni' for Young and Old. Q PIen'Iy of FREE Parking Space. Q FuII Programming a+ All Sessions. Q Experi' lnsI'ruc+ors for Beginners Skare Every: Wednesday-Friday-Sa1'urcIay and Sunday Evening 7:30 +o I0:30 P.M. MATINEE - SUNDAY AFTERNOON - 2:00 TO 4:30 P.M. BELLVIEW ROLLERDROME A2 o SUNDAY NIGHT is FAMILY NIGHT PRIVATE PARTIES SCHEDULED SI.00 for fhe Whol F 'I CI e amly an Confacf Pius Sicafe Renfai ADOLPH CHRISTOPHER, Mgr. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Accounfs Insured Up Io SI0,000.00 CORNER MERCHANT AND MARKET STS. PHONE 2447 The FrIencIIy Bank CITY NATIONAL BANK NS SGI Uplyqe QP S' Maximum F I -, 510,000 Q 4 Insurance fa For Epch Q, Depou Yo H Congratulations JOE AND BILL FORD - 'S Q nanny ,A,l ,WIRING II0ll!iQ!90I!QQI? LIVE BFTTERQ Cy MQNONGAHEL X POWER COMPA You Cbjn eggepgiigxg S Iflt x S fgiifil? , Sis X E ecz xg3f? his is M Qs si if Org? 3 'E Z cu I o 5, Www 723729 Afffym q?fWf' fy 2 R ES For Your ProI'ec+ion HENRY AND HARDESTY MORAN'S CARPET CLEANING Eas'I GrafI'on Road, RouI'e 4 Phone 6I05 DALLAS MORAN, Owner I INSURANCE I 20I Adams Sfreef 'IX I Phone 2900 I x f L' -I! BRADSHAW HYDRAULIC SERVICE FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA Morganfown Ave. Phone 4I30 PALACE RESTAURANT Wesf Virginia's Mosi' Famous Since I9I9 Known From Coast to Coast Sea+ing Capaci+y-I75 I23 ADAMS STREET FAIRMONT, W. VA. MERCURY TARLETON MOTOR COMPANY BELL'S 703 Morgan+own Ave. Phone 5050 Fairmon+, W. Va. fo' MERCURY FOR BEST IN RECORDS 5a'eS and 5e 'Ce AND RECORD PLAYERS Building Marerials for Your Dream Home ALUMINUM MAY BROTHERS CO. For Thirry-five Years I37 Wabash S+ree1', Ex+. Phone 23l2 -23l3 Fairmonf, W. Va. i Paul E. Parker Jr. Maunz Shop for Men Quick Shoe J. B. LaCova Murrin Hardware Barnes Mayfag Sfore Johnie's Bakery Travis 8: Narog Barber Shop Wollard Aufo Parfs J. 8: S. Engineering Bunner Brofhers Grocery Sfore Klingensmifh Music Sfore Peoples Shoe Sfore The Gill Tire Company Lupo's Lunch Coffee Shop Securify Savings 81 Loan Company A Friend Monongahela Candy Company Belfs Confecfionary Mr. and Mrs. Harry Husfer Charles lCifyl Rakes F. F. Earp 8: Son, Inc. 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