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

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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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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-

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