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

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- si.. f . J MORRIS FUNT Senior Tackle Third year on team Pooky at the first of the season started at the left tackle position in several games. Later his place was taken by Leonard Tennantp from that time. Morris was used at tackle or guard position. Morris completed his studies in Fairmont High School and will not be back with us next season. We are sorry that Pooky is leaving. TOM HARTLIEB junior Halfback First year on team Tom hails from Mannington. where he played football for the last two years. He showed us what he could do, and was given a berth on the first squad. Tom is a fast man. He is good for a gain through the line or around end. Tommy will be back next year, and is expected to bring his sensational playing with him. CLIFFORD RUBLE Sophomore Tackle First year on team Ruble got his shoulder hurt up at training camp. and this handicapped his playing throughout the season. After Ruble played his first year, he played pretty consistent football and will be n valuable player to have back on the line. Ruble is a Sophomore this year. Page 101

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,Q-1 EARL JACKSON Senior Tackle Fourth year on team Earl played his last year for Fairmont High this season. He has been on the team for four years, and has proved to be one of Coach Ice's valuable players. In all the games of the season Earl played his best in the Uniontown game, although he was always a dependable player. In losing him, Fairmont loses one of her best four-year football men. CARL BOOTH Junior Fullback Second year on team Frog was bothered a lot this year with bruises and could not swing into his usual stride. But nevertheless he did some pretty running at Elkins and in the Shinnston game. Booth is coming back next year, and if injuries do not hamper him he will be a stellar back. KENNETH HAUN Senior Guard Fourth year on team Haun, the guard of all guards, played his last year of football for F. H. S. Kenneth was on the All-Valley Team last year and lived up to his reputation this season. Haun was such a consistent player that he has not been taken out of a game the past two seasons. He is sure to make a good man for some college. What do you say, Kenny? Page 100 53.

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l CARLTON HAUN Junior Guard Second year on squad Carlton followed in his big brother's footsteps and proved himself a dependable player. When a man was needed to fill a position in the line or backneld. Carlton could be relied upon. ARTHUR SWISHER Junior Guard First year on squad - Swisher was a substitute this year, but he was always ready to strut his stuff when he was called upon. . Swisher, being a Junior, is expected to fill one of the guard positions left by Haun or Punt. Swisher played in one game this year, but wait for the future and you will see this boy right out there. JAMES MCLEARY Senior End Third year on squad Jimmy was a splendid end. He could receive passes and get his man as well as the other fellow. Jim showed what he could do in the Wheeling game. He was a good sport and always ready to rake as much punishment as anyone could give him. Page 102