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

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l l 1 l Page Thirty-four JUNIORS ANN IRELAND: Ann's hobby: Meng Ann's subject: Men: Ann's pastime: Wheel But despite all this, Ann complains of the man shortage and bemoans competition. Maple Leaves, Choral Club, TrifHi-Y, Twirlers, and Bridge Club. CHARLES CHUCKERY: Chuck is interested in airplanes. His activities include Maple Leaves, Aeronautics, C. A. P. Greer Garson is all right with Chuck, BRENT SNODGRASS: Our bigflittle sports editor. Women are too alluring for him to resist for vicefversaj. Although -he must be mixed up as he wants to be a spinster. He is a member of Maple Leaves, Thespians, HifY, Student Government, Bridge Club, and HifLife. MARY ELLEN BROWN: Miki, an attractive little brunette, HATES blondes and thinks that there is nothing wrong with men. Stardust, played by Tommy Dorsey, is strictly in the groove according to Miki. Her activities include TrifHifY, Student Government, and Bridge Club '43, EMILY ELLEN ICE: Red-headed Emily has an equation to take care of bothffeminine and masculine gender, men-unpredictable, women! lighters over men. Emily keeps out of trouble by engaging in many activities, Arts and Crafts, Choral Club, TrifHi'Y, Twirlers, and Bridge Club. DON MOORE: Women, Don brands as jealous and announces his intenf tion of being a bachelor. Working rates scallions from him. West High's own band is his favorite. A more loyal football fan cannot be found. Hi-Y and Bridge Club. RICHARD SMOUSE: Asks Dick Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby? with a wistful look in the direction of Dream Gal Betty Grable. Here's the reverse to the man-shortage. In Dick's opinion the woman' overpopulation is terrinc. Chronically lazy, he scorns work to play golf. Choral Club, Letterman, Bridge Club, KLYUB. JOAN HAUGHT: Ioan is musical, even composes, and synocopating to her is intoxicating. joan loves mixing things, is both cook and chemist. She hits the nail on the head when she impales 'conceited girls. She's a Twirler, and Bridge Clubber, member of Physical Science and Choral Club. ANTONETTE MASELLI: 'lOh, how I hate to get up in the morning , is Antonette's sigh, and Frankie s'The Voice makes her swoon. Women are catty, she says, but men have faults also, they're conceited. IDA FRATERNALLI: Ida knows that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach: she can really cook. Women, with money on their minds and their heads in the air, rate Ida's undying disgust. Bowling and dancing also occupy her time. EMOGENE JONES: This southfpaw's hobby is sleeping. I guess that's the reason she hates homework. She was in Spelling Club so that she could write better letters to that dream man Raymond? She does not want to be a spinsterg says there is nothing wrong with men. PATTY SHAW: Pat is a jitterbug and loves to collect records by Harry James. Swimming and listening to the radio take up all her time. Her pet hate is homework. fAs usual.j

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JUNIORS IDELE FINK: Idele talks as a pastime, dances as a sport. jitterhugging vs. smoothie steps depends on the pardnerf' Her favorite song is Shortenin' Bread. Her hate is people who laugh at serious things, Arts and Crafts, and junior Red Cross are her activities. BILL ANDERICK: Bill hates scarcastic people. He likes Harry james, and I'll Walk Alone. So far, he hasn't made up his mind about the important subject, Dream Women. His activities include, Motion Picture 1Crew, and Arts and Crafts. JACK GOLDEN: This handsome young man thinks that Ester Williams is yum yum . His pastime is wolnng. Sweet and Lovely is his favorite song, especially when played by Harry james' band, He is a member of the Camera Club this year. ROSALEE AMBROSE: Rosalee adores I'll Walk Alone, played by Harry james, her hobby is dancing. Her spare time is spent wasting gas, fpatriotic little soulj, and she despises snobs. Her activities include TrifHifY, and Spelling Club. BETTY BUCY: Betty's pet hate is getting up in the morning fespecially on Mondaysj. She collects movie stars' pictures. Of all things, she wants to be a spinster. Betty is an artistic soul, in Arts and Crafts, and in Girl Reserves, DOMINICK HERMOSILLA: Dominick pretends to be lazy, study hall and wolfing claim his attention most. Maria Montez Ccapital lettersj gives him that sinking sensation. He'd like to jitterbug but can't dance. Dominick is in Hi-Y. FRANCIS MORRIS: Francis is one of the legion of Betty Hutton fans, and a football enthusiast. The BoogiefWoogie down beat sends him jumping with joy. Here is that rare individual who finds more than facts in American history which he truly enjoys. Francis is a member of the KLYUB. CAMILLE FRATERNALI: Camille is frank. She wants to marry a millionaire and she sings I'll Get By. She certainly will if she can hook one. She is sure that Frankie from Hasbrouck Heights is perfect, GIOVANNA PIROZZOLA: Gee loves writing letters. She doesn't want to be an old maid and if you ask her who she dreams about, she'll just say, wouldn't you like to know? She is crazy about swimming, eating, Alan Ladd, and World History. She is on the Maple Leaves, belongs to Choral Club and junior Red Cross, BOB HILL: Bob is an aviation enthusiast who has ambitions in this Held, for he takes a Technical course, is a member of the Aeronautics Club and makes model airplanes. He prefers Bing Crosbyis version of Swinging on a Star fappropriate for high flyersj. Bob's a Letterman, and HifY'er, DARIUS SWECKER: Most people prefer blue or red, but Darius prefers green, He is quite a baseball fan, but heartily dislikes the St. Louis Cardinals. Take It Easyi' fappropriate to sing to an umpirej is his favorite songg Vincent Lopez, his favorite band leader. VIOLET FORCHI: Violet doesn't mind telling us that everything is wrong with men. Her 'khe man is Humphrey Bogart. Her favorite song is 'Tm getting tired so I can sleep. .i g A W 3 Page Thirty-lltrcc

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JUNIORS TERESA ALVARO: Teresa is in the same fix all of us are, for she says Men are kind'a scarce. As for hobbies, other than searching for those elusive men, she collects postcards. As for sports, her choice is playing softball in Girl's Athletic Club. DALE MILLER: Dale's favorite sport is basketball. Collecting match covers is his hobby. Activities include Arts and Crafts and Bridge Club. GEORGE RIGGS: Cutie says some women are twoffaced. He definitely wants to be a bachelor. He likes hunting, fishing, shooting, social studies, Betty Grable fahemj and Kay Kyser. He hates English. MARJORIE ALLEN: Margie swoons when Harry james toots Holiday for Strings, and thinks Dana Andrews is super. She likes to jitterbug, play basketball, and talk on the phone. Activities: Girls Athletic Club, Arts and Crafts, Thespians, Choral Club, and Bridge Club, '43. ELOUISE SPRINGER: Pigtail Ellie says you can't trust men but she still doesn't want to be a spinster. When Tommy Dorsey plays I'll Walk Alone it makes her dream about a certain P.F.C. She is a member of Arts and Crafts and Aeronautics. TOM BUCKLEY: Tom is one of our airfminded people, hels in the C.A.P. Nothing is wrong with women, especially Esther Williams. Tom's in Arts and Crafts, Physical Science and Aeronautics Club. PAUL HUNSAKER: Paul's favorite sports are basketball and ping-pong. He's a jive-cat for he prefers Beat Me Daddy, Eightftofthe Bar. Here's a man who makes no bones about women, Dames give me a pain. Paul also is a stratosphere soarerg fBuck Rogers, Inj His hobby, airplane building. He's in Commercial Club. HELEN CLAYTON: Dopey hates studying, but is quite active in Girl's Athletic Club, Arts and Crafts, TrifHifY, and Band. She likes swim- gviingf' Bill Dakos' Band, Robert Walker, and the song I'll Be Seeing OU. DORIS JEAN TALKINGTON: Doris Jean lists as her hobby the all' American sport-picture shows! To ind X is her Nemesis, she actively dislikes Math. Of all subjects, typing finds most favor. Girl's Athletics and TrifHi-Y are her clubs. GEORGE CHAPMAN: Chap tells us that he likes hunting, the color green, and Betty Grable. His pet hate is homework and he thinks that American history is a bit of all right. He belongs to the Aeronautics Club. KATHLEEN WADSWORTH: Kathleen is the girl on the bicycle built for two, she cycles as a sport. Kitty prefers reading as a pastime. Kathleen will have no trouble with words like paraphernalia, because she's a spelling club member. DOROTHY SMALLWOOD: Dorothy is a devotee of the lightning quips of Bob Hope, the sarong of Lamour and the Navy Band. Photography and piano playing also occupy her time. Basketball and volleyball are sports in which she is interested but none as much as that favorite subject, the Dream Man. Motion Pictures and junior Red Cross. A Page Thirty-five