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

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 ANXA DOMIAM A litti» learning Is n dangerous thing. Therefor I'll quit tny learning. ELEANOR FOX There Is only one thing we do not like about Eleanor ami that I , she a Senior. If It were not for that she would be per- fect. because she la pretty, attractive, sensible. Jolly and modest. PHILLIP ERWIN Company, villainous company. Is be- ing “the gfoll Of me. LINDSAY FRAME In speaking of Lindsay, a great deal must la said In u few words, for we can- not take space here to do him Justice. He Im a German star. Ills departure I sure to be felt in room one. lie Is quite an athlete and Is neither ufrnld of getting hurt, nor of hurting anyone else. He Is a favorite among the fnlrer sex, much to his dislike and discomfort, though In the presence of • he ladies he 1« a gallant as a newly made knight. EARLE FOX An honest man. dose buttoned to the chin. Broadcloth without, and a warm heart within. VERA FRANCIS As Vera Is so used to riding In a Ford, she has not the most graceful walk of the young ladles around the high school.

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LAVINIA BOWMAN •'We ilv» thee naught but respect and good wW m.h ROSE CONAWAY Strong heart»»d. who!»» hearted. loyal and tru . ’ I our Row. A talent for domesticity seldom seen In these day». she hath too. Nor cun we name all her fine trait —no man knows them all. MALIKS A CKOWL In spite of Mnllsaa's being such an ar- dent suffragette. everyone love» her for her good qualities and friendly nature. MADA CUNNINGHAM A girl who seeks to' attain the high ideals she holds before herself, who stays In the atmosphere most conducive to thinking and doing the best, and who is as lovely as she seems. EDWARD DEVENY Most boys do not have time to belong to many organizations, but Ed frequently goes to the lodge of the Masons.

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MARY OILHARDT ETHEL OANTZ GAIL GRANT You Just Ink»- a little of the blue of III nklea. a Cloud for the lindu-s. and you have Ml» MitrjV eyes. Thl» crlrl la n Senior. She'» nh pleasant as can be; For him. for her. for me. She always has a jolly smile “She would 1m- as swift In motion as a ball. HIGH HAMILTON He was perfumed like a milliner; And “twlxt his linger and his thumb he held A pounret-box which ever and anon He gave his nose. JOSEPH HARTLEY All those who heard Miss Fling's story In chapel sill appreciate what we mean when we call Jim- Little Gentleman. EDITH HARTMAN From aught that I could ever read. Could ever hear by tale or history. The course of true love never did run smooth.