Fairview High School - Paw Paw Yearbook (Fairview, WV)

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G 1922 - PAW PAW - 1922 CLAUDE BURNS JARVIS 'KClaudie Give me II Ford and fl girl, and fhmz-'Oh, my' lust let the rest of the world go by. l'Claude is considered a useful member of the Junior Class. His courtesy, good-nature, and smiles are known to all. He is interested in all social activities, and especially in parties and girls. MILDRED IRENE MASON Midge She is our in vuhom I find All things bright and fair C01l1biI1I'!1.U Nlildred with her auburn hair and bright eyes, seems to be such a shy retiring sort of lass, but we, who know her best, can vouch for the fact that a better pal, a more reliable, yet withal a more fun loving girl is not to be found. NEXVTON GURKEY MICHAEL 'KNujum He is Il Ifzd: fake hirn for nfl in 1111, I shall no! look upon his like again. This is Newton, our Junior class shark. An argument is to him a lark. He loves the girls, and is full of fun, Newton is liked by every one. i17l

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vm 1922 - PAW PAW -- 1922 GLADYS COlXIP'li'ON Glad rf form more fair, ll fare more sweet LNTFIEI' hath it hem my lot lo lIlf'l f.U Gladys is a very popular girl. Her sweet disposition and charming manner has won her many friends and her versatile ability has made her one of the most valuable members of our class. OPAL MAY DODD Dodger Bright eyes and llnlwzsnni Slllilfj are as on lzorzeyfonzlz, Sweat to the soul and hffzslllz to the bones. Opal has those characteristics of a good student and athlete. Upon first looking at her one would think she was only in this world to live a iollv good natural life but further acquaintance with her would reveal to that person the good qualities she really carries concealed within her being. INIARGARET ALlCE GILLELAND Gillie Well, fhen I now do frlainly sez' The busy world and I shall mfer agree. Alice is a very jolly lass, and does not take life very seriously. She is very timid and one would Wonder why the teachers are always saying, HAlice stop laughing. l16l

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--frm 'all wwj-3132-Q-1,5 -ff'5.gqy5:547g5wf-.igykyfyyw , .-5'-.Lygv ,fwwvswlk if ,hz m, -A ,N -fa ' - hi.,-::iiQ EyWigi.l'm14f:R1i l1-gill ' J. 5 W a W . ,. 1 . ,f - f.. 'ft , 1922 - PAW PAW - 1922 HAZEL RIARIE NIORRIS Todd N:fwr lrouble troulzle, till trouble troubles youf' True to tradition, this attractive product of the hills is quiet demure and sedate. Never a worry or a care seems to End with her an abiding place. But, We, her as- sociates, know that underneath that mild exterior there lies a great deal of mischief. DELBERT GAY PITZER l'Del WP have no right to judge I1 man, Until his fairly tried. A veritable business man is this sturdy lad. School, with its cares takes onlv a part of his time. His industrial inclinations find a satisfied haven in the barber shop. VVho knows what Dame Fortune has in store for one so diligent as he? LILLIE ALICE TOOTHRIAN Bill Happy am I, from fare I'm free: lfffhy aren't they all contented like me?U She may seem frivolous and rather inclined to look at life as one gay and happy song, but underneath this light and giddy surface one finds a heart of gold and a mind that makes the more serious burn the midnight oil to keep up. What would the class do Without her sunshine? E131