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

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M-XIMJI'ERITK BARNES llon't worry: It won't tut. nothing «too . CATIIHKINK COX ORK1N BELL Orrin tins been so prominent In tlir Affair of lit Class that Hiwtco forbid our mt ntit nlfiK all that ho has done. PAUL BENNETT fiiul I uulet. gentle and meek. ETHEL CLELLAND Ethel'» friendship 1» appreci- ated. Sh never intrudes 01 forces herself upon anyone, yet lie Is nlwny willing to lend her services when they are sought Catherine is continually on the so- no need to say at what speed, but she generally gets there. WALTER BINN8 Very much admired. IRENE BARNES Wc haven’t room for all of Irene's iiuaiincntloiis. She has many, and they are nil good. GAIL CLELLAND Gall is one of the wide-awake Senior , even though she Is al- ways dreaming dreams. 29

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rose to first place, when there came again that powerful even tolled voice, saying. “Last call for Graduation City!” As the travelers boarded the J. O. Y. Limited for the last time, it was evident that they had undergone a great transformation: a certain dignity, sense of importance, and a highly developed brain power characterized each individual on the Limited ’1G. The J. O. V. Limited has nev r found it necessary to apply the brakes for down grades. In fact, she is so finely construct- ed and thoroughly equipped that she has made all the grades without the slipping of a wheel, and has never found it neces- sary to apply the brakes except to slow down and keep within hailing distance of the train following. Puffing, blowing, and roaring, the J. O. W. Limited ’18 with rapidly revolving wheels and fires aglow is still whizzing on towards Graduation City. A whistle! She is almost there— so far ahead of the other three trains that it is utterly impossible to hear their low rumbling and slowly moving wheels. And when the J. O. W. shall arrive at Graduation City, the train dispatcher will send hack a telegram hearing the words: “J. O. V. Limited ’!( arrived all O. K. on schedule time. No wrecks or derailments. Al! safe end sound. Graduation City wonderful. Bights magnificent.99 SENIOR CLASS SONG (Tune—Soinebodj Knowsi BY RUTH HAMILTON. Everybody knows us,—J. O. Watson Class, Class of sixteen; Everybody sees us,—J. O. Watson Class, Class of sixteen: Everybody’s eyes just seem to he hypnotized, Such a feeling come s a stealing (h er them, sets their hearts a reeling. Everybody knows the J. O. Watson Class, Class of sixteen Will be a leaving soon. Very soon in the month of June; Everybody seems to know it, everybody seems to show it. For they love the J. O. Watson Class of nineteen sixteen. 28

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JAMKS Hl'KX.S Jimmy Is a good U kin fallow nnd Oil» well liked Mis four years union» us have l een mark •d by i,»mcnl rmlMvor. which will show Itself to good advan- tage In future years. HKI.KN OROWKU. Helen’s protuberant blue eyes are one of her most pronounced features. She is known union» the students us one of the School pianists who can be called upon to take her part In public pro- om ms. AVA «M IITIS Avu’s ability us a student can- not b doubted ller very milli- ner Invites friendship. I'AI’L IMINIHM IIAl.lJK COTTKH Slie l s»ks like a queen In wtuil ever sbe wears. FAUSTINA DAVIA Ye have many strlmcs to your bow. IUm-ousc of his remarkable ability for learning. I nul has al- ready risen to the ruuk of as- sistant ••hi mlstry teacher. DoNAl.H t'ON'AWAY I mu possesse u pleasing per- sonality. lie Is earnest In class work and literary society and lias helped uphold the honor of Ills Kchool In a thirties. KDITII KCKI.KS We must trust an I bo|K . and neither doubt oUrM'lvc nor doubt the iiinhI In one another. This -«•« 111« to 1 the i«uto of till- modest, gentle maid. 30