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

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1922 - PAW PAW - 1922 WILLIS NIONFORD VVILSON 4'lWanford For thy sake, girls, I 'lllhllld do rznyfhing buf diff. This conglomerate species of humanity, known generally by the unsophisticated title, VVhitey'l, hails from the wild and woolly section of Benefield. School for him has little attraction, but place him in a room with a love-making apparatus and he is very proficient. Women is one of the failings of this man. Under the stern guidance of dad and the inspirational influence of Gertrude, however, we be- speak for this chap a hopeful future. VVESLEY ABRAHANI VVYER VVes fl mlm shall he ronznzmdrd affording to his wixzlolzzf' The name, Abraham would almost brand this good looking scamp a Jew. Hut nol To us he is just K'VVes'l, and a corking good fellow at that. ln athletics es- pecially, does this product of the hills shine. For two years has he been the coach's mainstay behind the bat. His one mania is speeding in his brother's car. For him girls have little attraction. lllay the gods smile with favor upon this, our popular classmate. junior Class Officers. NEwToN G. lhqICHAEI,, Pres. L. MILFORD NVu.soN, Vice Pres. OPAL, M. Donn, Sec'y lVlARY C. WVFAVER, Treas. L1I,l.uz A. TOOTHMAN, Historian BIILDRED I. BIASON, Poet i30l