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

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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

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