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

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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.

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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

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