Fairmont High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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SENIORS EDWARD EUGENE MORGAN: This lad hates women who smoke fthey are scarce nowadaysj. Just give him Vera Vague, Sammy Kay's orchestra and a game of basketball and he will be happy. Gene's hobby is swimming. Activities: Camera Club and Aeronautics Club, JENNIE BELCASTRO: Jennie says wisely the men nowadays are too optimistic. However, she likes blue, dancing, John Payne and Harry James. Collecting pictures is her hobby. Junior Red Cross and Girlls Reserves are her activities. MARGARET CORLEY: Margaret asserts that she dreams of the U. S. Navy, an excellent way to keep from getting your lessons. Might we also mention skating, swimming, and Gary Grant, Girl's Athletics, TrifHi-Y. JOHN STEWART: John is a smart boy. Already he realizes that women know too much. Industrious, he spends his time working. John frankly states that teachers are his pet hate. His activities: Printing, Motion Picture, Spelling, Kl7ub, Camera Aeronautics, Junior Red Cross. WAYNE MOORE: Wayne speaks emphatically of an aversion to rain, even his favorite song is 'RRain Keep Out of My Eyes. Betty Grable calls forth no such epithets, 'Rl Found a Million Dollar Baby in a Double Feature Show would be more appropriate for her. MARY JO SPRAGG: Mary Jo is strongly in favor of dancing as a pastime and hobby, with jitterbugging occupying the place of honor in her affections, also bowling and tennis. Choral Club, Junior Red Cross, and Girl Reserves. JACQUELINE DAVIS: Bowling claims Jackie's attention as a sport. Jackie collects souvenirs as a hobby. School does not rate anywhere as being interesting, she has no preference as to subjects. Arts and Crafts and Girls Reserves, are the clubs in which she participates. STRATTON DAVIS: Women! I love 'em all is Stratton's war cry. Yet he wants to be a bachelor. Chickens are Stratton's pet hate, Tough Humphrey Bogart and lively Betty Hutton are his screen adols. His interesting hobby is women. Student Government, Junior Red Cross, and Military Club are his activities. ERMA MAE HANNING: Men are too unfaithful says Erma and sings Don't Sweetheart Me as a warning. But she does like Mrs. Johnson's boy: Van, History contracts are hated by Erma but she goes for blue and Military Bands. Bookkeeping is her favorite subject, BEATRICE A. BENNINGTON: Perhaps this young lady hasn't been around very long-or else she has been completely fooled, Beaky actually can not see a thing wrong with men. When she is not swimming or hiking you may End her glued to the radio. swooning in time with Bob C:'osby's orchestra. She belonged to Girl's Athletic Club '42. ERNESTINE RIDENOUR: Ernie is a commercial student Whose hobby is going to the movies to see Van Johnson and June Allyson, She is a reporter for the HifLife and her activities include Arts and Crafts and talking. BETTY PARKER: Friend Betty is an avid snapshot collector, Dancing, listening to the zaniness of Bob Hope on the radio, and swimming keep her occupied. As for the masculine angle, she has trouble in choosing her dream man, can't decide, Girl's Athletics. Page Twenty-nine

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