Crum High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Crum, WV)

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lll ISI CLASS RATING Xl ll n u Szttvng L o R Opal Salmons, Betfy Varnev, Mlllle Heck, Datsy Miller, and Dorothy Perrv Sbanilnf L to Q Jack Dawson, G J Willlamson, Pllbert Maynard, Bvrns Harmon, Harvey Belcher, and Frank Perry UTRLS Coal Salmons Best dress d, best all round, most llkeable, most likelv to succeed, prettlest, most polite e J Varney Model student, qul test V l 18 Beck Cutest, preLt1est ha1r, prettlest f1gure Patsy Mlller Most popular, best athlete, most d1gn1f1ed, most m1schievous, most school Splrlt, blagest fl1rt Do othy Perry Biggest cut up BOYS Jack Dawson Most likely to succeed G V Williamson Quietest Gllbert Maynard Biggest cut up Burns Harmon Mbst handsome, most popular, best physique, most likeable, best all round, most dignifled, best dressed, most pollte, most school spirit, biggest flirt Harvey Belcher Best athlete Frank Perry -Cutest, prettiest hair, most mischievous SPONSORED BY RAY'S PLACE AND HACIL MIHCUH CHUM, W VA 14 xv V ' '- - , . l , - ' ' iiisk ' UV' '-4 ---Q.. ads-pi ' l ll . X - 'G s W or l u Xa X 1 If 4 1 li ' ' Jo 7 5 ' . if 1 ll , U 74 V x fr W. 'L 1 , ', , 'l l in if ' 4 2, W A n ! f ' V cy ' f l I W 1, A 1 gil if I 1 X . ' J . A , . , Y , . . 4. AJ' ' .L . i - 2 ff? , - . -- ---- e ' -. U 1 ' . - t' f F iz' - ---- 'e . A Ai -. ------- , . . . P. . - . . . , ' ' ' Vi f , - - ' Il 0 f ' ' ' Rm ...--.. ' W' J O - I E 'M ' 3 ---... , V . ,ygx I M ii, 1 . ' , QV. 2 L ' . ,. .. , - . I j. - 71' -' 5 -

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