Moundsville High School - Orospolitan Yearbook (Moundsville, WV)

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RICHARD FLETCHER- Richard for long, and Dick for short, A line fellow and great for sport. Third street seems to be his retreat, For with B-etty his life is complete. JAMES HOOTON- Jimmie is a lawyer 's sonnie, Calls a certain girl his I-Ioney. Rather popular, don 't you know, His long tailed coat is mainly his show. LEO SPOON- Heck, our cheer leaders hurrah! But with girls he doesn't stay, He 's a member of the Two To Go, And in future will make Some Show. CLARENCE LAFEERTY- Skinny Lafferty who is stately and tall, Is captain of the Basket Ball. Always on time, never tardy at class, And is really not crazy about any lass. JAMES ROBINSON- Jim a Two To Go, A good looking chap don't you know. Listen my children, and you shall hear, That he is foot-ball captain of the team this year. LILLIAN POLEN- Lillian with her friends is shy, And to make her happy We must try. Her name comes from the fairest of flowers, The Lily which grows in all the bowers. FRANK STULTZ- With that jet black hair and sparkling eyes, Where did you drop from, Out of the skies? In Wiant's room he 's always se-en, And the girls seem to think him quite a scream. WILLIAM REED- Bill, who stars in Basket Ball, Is not so short and not so tall, In classes he is never still, And when questions need answered they call on Bill

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BERNARD CAMPBELL- Bernard, who's of a jolly mood, To the teachers was never known to be rude. To tease Miss Parks was his chief delight. Then tries to study with all his might. ARLEY CROW- There was a crow sat at his desk, But if this young bird was put to test, A wonderful knowledge he might unfold, For the key to success with-in he holds. CHESTER ECHOLS- Chester or t'Check', as you all know, Lives on Seventh and is not so slow, For in Basket Ball he 's making good, And if he doesn't make the team next year, he should IVAN BILLETER- This gentleman whom I introduce, Was never known to make an eXcuse. Makes tine grades with the greatest ease, And tries hard the faculty to please. WILLIS LANCASTER- Willis played foot-ball last year, And again expect to have him this year. He's tall and manly, and bright. as a tack, And in baseball this year will not fall back. HARVEY McNlNCH- Harvey with that wavy hair, Is sure to make a hit somewhere. For one of the Junior girls he fell, And his studying suffered we could tell. ANDREXV Rl'C'KNIAN- Andy is his name we find, And in study is never left behind. ln Viyies, Tiloek thinks hini bright, And in answering questions, he's always right. STl'Ali'l' WILSON- Stuart is very thrifty. And always looks quite nifty. At Watson's you lind liiin morning, noon and night, But stands in the door keeping all girls in sight.

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GLENN HAMILTON- Oh, lllid! Why did you go away, And leave us '4Ha.m not. nearly so gay? At, basket and foot-ball he's quite a star, And with the girl's is not behind so far. THEODORE BUZZARD- Theodore, the bird of our class, Flies through the room, but alas! He talks to the teachers with a smile on his face, But. when girls come around that srnile does erase. IIUTCHINSON GRAY- In Yerger's class in Geome-tree, Hutchinson 's presence there Would be. He was always brighter than any one, So some mother then, could be proud of her son. MARY RULONG- Little Miss Mary, so backward and shy, NVhere did you get that look in your eye? She regularly attends school every day, Rut waits anxiously until the last of May. HAZEL McNINCH- Hazel, we see is one of the Three, And on corners you hear their Tee He He. You see her with Harold niost every night, And in school keeps herself quite out of sight. DOROTHY MUDGE- NVe like to hear our Dorothy sing, As she did when she was a wee little thing. But now she's always with J. K. Chase, And the school never sees much of her face. EVA RYAN- Eva is so quiet i11 school, That she is never reprimanded by Ielaught. She gets her lessons and doesn't fool, Around the halls till she is caught. M A ROA R.E'l' STIINVELL- Margaret, a very attractive maid, Hy the fellows will never be way-laid. She loves her studies and her teachers, And at haslcet-ball is always seen on the bleachers