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

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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.

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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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NAOMI HEFFNER Naomi I a girl who in both beautiful ami useful. It ha been said that the two won t mix hut Na mi is an ••xception to the rule. 8hc ha an Influence among th« High School Kiris which she exercise» In a lovely way without their being con- scious of It. ALMA HILL Venus has bestowed upon us here, a young lady with flaxen hair. She has a kind disposition and Is merry as the day is long. If you want to have a good time. Alma will be your ••buddy.” EDITH HIN8AKRR •'To those who know thee nut. no word ran paint! . To those who know thee, know all words are faint! Her glossy hair was clustered o er a brow Bright with Intelligence, and fair and smooth; .... . . Her eyebrow's shape was like the aerial bow; Her cheek, all purple with the beam of youth. GERTRI DE HBU1UNO Her dreams are of a land where all I In rest and sweet repose, and where quietness reigns supreme. If our army bad a greater supply of Gertrude , there would l»e no necessity for captains to stand on guard. VIRTI’B HORNER WILLIAM HEY MAN ••Tills 1« the flower which smile on everyone. I pray thee, understand a plain man In his plain meaning.