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

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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.

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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.