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

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Genevieve is one of our popular Senior «iris, who excels in both French and elocution. Every time we see Marguerite she is greeting her Triends—girl friends, of course. She is not only socially prominent, but is some- what distinguished in the class- room. which indicates her ability to combine work and pleasure in right proportion to make both agreeable. A true Camp Fire girl. Well liked by all. The Senior Class is very proud of this member. He Is a good ath- lete and is captain of the baseball team. Thelma has disappeared from our midst. She has «one to take up a different course in the edu- cational line. We express our sin- cere desire for her to experience much Joy in her new work. Who could help but like her? 8

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Gaddis is very studious and at- tends classes regularly ?). Iternard has a disposition liked by the girls. To be sure, you never see Dusty” unless Virginia is act- ing as bodyguard. Without Clyde the Senior Class would be lost, for he represents them in basket bail and was known as the best guard of the F. 11. S. Football squad. She is studious and popular and her friends are countless. She always has a smile for everyone. If anyone wants any informa- tion concerning Blake, consult Hoyle’s books in the library. We have with us one of the fu- ture teachers in science, for in this study Dunlap is doing very good work. He is the assistant of Mr. VanGilder in laboratory. The old saying. Nobody loves a fat man.” does not hold true In Harry’s case. He hus scores of friends. 27

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There are not many in High School who know Catharine, for she has been here only two years, but she is winning friends every day by her quiet, friend!} disposi- tion. Dorothea is certainly a true friend, and she is always willing to do her very best In all that she attempts. Enthusiasm at the games is ap- proved by Pauline, who is always ready to help a good cause along. She has entertained us many times with her singing. One of our country lassies who Is as happy as the day is long. A cheery smile for all she meets. In Fairmont High School there are two extreme classes of boys: those who give all of their thought to athletics, and those who give all of their thought to studying. From appearances, William must belong to the latter class. Bernard is very trusty. This was shown when he was elected treasurer of the Senior Clasa. He has won scores of friends by his kind and '‘neighborly’' disposition. With curly locks And sensible frocks She is adorned. (l Krvkai 29