Fairmont High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)
- Class of 1936
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1 E I E z Q ! . I H51fC!P!JC'ki'Zf5EJ'fTBT.li'Y.7f J'3fu!P'E5.fL ' L ' , '2 f iiSWMf:fikMWSY . , . . ' ' fp' . ix, In 1 .Sw mu 5.1 o ' ' ,f-. JT' rw 'J' ' -Q Wax! ,ZQQMHJ JQMJMWM ,1f7,o-A-04-J CARL I-IOLB E RT Editor-in - Chief n:n JOI-I N D E ISO N Business Manager rr 4, sg 'IIT bc 94: Sli MA P L E L E AV E S Published By THE JUNIOR CLASS or FAIRMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA I -25 Q rf' f ff' I4 94:1 S- tggf FOREWORD FOR the past few years it has been the custom for the Junior Class of this High School to publish the Maple Leaves. This year the press room was cleaned, the staff made its plans and started to work. Here we have spent many anxious hours, writing and rewriting articles, searching for lost manuscripts, and impatiently awaiting delayed contributions. We sometimes became discouraged, but we were buoyed up by the knowledge that we are doing our best for the school. We have tried to seal within the covers of this Maple Leaves the record of the numberless incidents that will soon become happy memories of the past. Therefore, we have tried to make this book modern, beautiful, and interesting to the students of our school. T . vi 3 gi i 1 .I A . . Z CQATENTS I . Qual , HUUUQSULMHDN Us Q 'f ,COURSES 1 2 all Q' ORGABFIZATIONS . I O V , I ATHLETICS O I FEATURES Q Q ADVERTISING 5 Q? i4 ' 1 . 4 -Aff-J '12 -,jk Ly, 4 , .VW Aw..wL4' hi LL. 54 Ev :Y 1 f A I -' :- EV 1- .44 ww. M .L , f 5 ,L 11,1 ' 1. ,5.ew.- V1.3 U I s .fn L 9 I ., 'L P F176 .11 , Q..-eng.. .ni me-K 14 j 4 wet,,, . 1 ' r- ,tk n ,,, f - 'f - , V I Ei?-+5 , g - up' 1, X. ,, ' L .lg Z'7.1i:?'.'i? - .Wa ' DEDICATION 9 I Q We, the Junior Class of mmetteen hundred thirty-five, dedicate this beak to the spifit of that grunt amd havwmble man, Abmham Lincoln, which be described in the words of his aww speech: With malice toward one, with charity fm' all, with - in the fright, as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the wcrrk we are in. 1, L V4 .' in F , ', '. :HM ms V H -5 duff' ff 'V N - . 'jig ft? w,f A , ages .5 , , N I . V 331' iv ?-,'5 U fgg Eg mi 1 ' A QNifEi lik 1 E ' -V jx, A - ' 'Q QQ, 'i1'f I . Hide ' lm xii ,tal I ' A '12 A' mf I ' . Q - . I a ff.x 1,k H V A -3 ,1315iV ,,Qg. g'5T3LA a 1 , ' H I H A 3-g,9Qf'-1 Qnllliigg -, - ' A -1 ' ' A . -,T ali Q11 wif? .gm fi qi.- f ,f J .Q U...-.,,,, , .J J 'f ' I H .L-.....-.-, wef- J, ,P M' M24 .W x, 5. xx, XLJ' 6 Q Q Q ,illllzxple illeafles gill gg Q 66 W. E. BUCKEY ' -X- 'K' 'K' Mr. Buckey, in his position as principal, has tried to promote scholarship among the students of Fairmont High School. In doing this, he has not been a hard task master, but has used kindness and understanding when he asks that something be done. He is respected and liked by all the members of our school. His fine character and personality have won him a place of high honor in our minds. He never is so busy but that he can give a student his undivided attention. I Mr. Buckey is a member of the Phi Beta Kappa, a national honorary fraternity. He has attended the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard University, Columbia Uni- versity, and West Virginia University. , He has been very successful in the past and we wish him continued success in the future. Page Twelve .j.f'f W1 ts-ff illlla lr rnhrs tie, ig lc.. x,. L X F X - SADIE CROWL , -x- -if -rv Miss Crowl deserves a lot of credit for her Hne and conscientious work as secre- tary of our school. She is willing to help both students and faculty members out of their difficulties at all times. Because of her, the office has been kept running smoothly and in good working order. Her pleasing personality and friendly smile have won for her a permanent place in our hearts. All who know her like and respect her. She has many friends among the students and visitors of our school. Miss Crowl is an alumna of Fairmont High School and Fairmont State Teacher's College, and she has fulfilled her position here with the highest degree of efficiency. We wish to extend our deepest appreciation and sincere thanks for all she has done for us, and we wish her much luck and happiness in years to come. Pngc Thirteen Q15 Q3 Cillllaple Hlleabes gg if gi' SCHOOL CALENDAR 41- -ll' -ll' 'K First Day of Schools . 1, .,.,....., September Election Day Holiday ...i.Vii 1 .,....V November Yes and No ,...i.iv,..i....it. ...iii. N ovember Rosaleen ,4.1ee,.i 1 i.... November Hi-Y Dance ................... ....... N ovember Thanksgiving Recess ...,t,,. . .........,s........ .......... N ovember Tons of Money -Dramatics Class ..v..,s,.., s......... D ecember Mimi Lights the Candle -Thespians D,s...,, .i..... D ecember Christmas Vacation ...,.................. ...,..,......, .......... D e cember Monongahela Valley Round Table Holiday f....... ......, F ebruary The Whole ToWn's Talking --Senior Play ...,.,.... March Patty Makes Things Hum -Miss Rock's Group, March Easter Recess V .......,.e........,.., ..,ii... ........,......... ....... A p 1' il Thespian Play ...... ....... A pril Junior Play ....,.... ....... M ay Commencement .ll,... ,. .l..... May Last Day of School ....e.. ....... May 1934 1934 1934 1934 1934 1934 1934 1934 1934 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 Page Fourteen X X. i lr it e , .... wer.. it J as i i Front row: Josephine Talbert, Junior, Betty Jane Moore, Secretary, Seniorg Betty Jenkins, Juniorg Margaret Jane Ambrose, Sophomore. Second row: Robert Barnes, Sophomore, John Fear, President, Seniorg Frank McLea1'y, Junior. STUDENT COUNCIL Bk Sk 'lf The Student Council of the Fairmont Senior High School is one of the oldest organizations in the school. It is an honor for any student to be elected a member. The Student Council has been a great help to the faculty of our school in handling its problems. A change in set-up was observed this year. There were, for the first time,' three representatives each from the Junior and Senior classes. This was due to the fact that in the last student election there were tie votes for two boy candidates and tie votes for two girl candidates in Senior and Junior Classes, respectively. This year the Sophomore representatives were appointed by the principal. Besides sponsoring activities to create and develop school spirit, the Student Council assumes responsibility for matters of school control, officially represents the school at public gatherings where it is desirable and necessary to have official repre- sentationg and makes rules and regulations for all activities of the school when such regulations are not provided for in any other way. Members of the Student Council have been busy this year with their activities. They joined the State Student Council organization which was just started this year. They were represented at the convention, which was held at Weston, by Betty Jenkins, who was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Buckey. The Council also sponsored Rinney Boy who was enjoyed very much by the students. The Council has set a splendid example this year for all coming Student Councils. Page Fifteen, XV QM' vw IVY I. HUSTEAD, A.B., A.M. West Virginia University Columbia University Business Al'lfllI7l,Cf1'L' Elementary Algebra XANNA B. GIBSON, R.S.H,E. West Virginia University Columbia University Home Economics COLORA DOTSON, A.B. Fairmont State Teacher's College Art IX i - LOUISE ROCK, A.B Wilson College ' Columbia Universit ' World History I, MARY MASON HELM , A.B. Wilson College University of A sin English JOZl'l'llfLllSlMm ROSS LUDWIG, B.S.P.E. West Virginia University Physical Eflzication EUNICE LINDERMAN, B.s. a West Virginia University University of Michigan Physical Education JENNIE HARSHBARGER, A.B., MJ. West Virginia University University of Chicago Cornell University Columbia University Biology ilu VIRGINIA CASSELL, A.B. Fairmont State Teacher's College Busiizess English English, III CALVIN FENCIL, A.B., M.S. West Virginia University Lebanon Valley College University of Pittsburgh Chemistry Physics BETTIE CARPENTER, A.B. West Virginia University Fairmont State Teacher's, College Pennsylvania State College Freiwh MILDRED PICKERILL, A.B. Indiana University Bowling Green Business University Typ-ing Shorthand Lililinple Fllvzxfws my 1, F , C A we c U L T Y Page Sixteen r l. 1 1 li we -X vc' :- CHARLES M. HARDY, AJS. West Virginia Universi'y Duke University Hfolngy BETTY LEE BOYERS, A.B. Fairniont State Teacher's College West Virginia University f1lIIl?l'fl'IllI History MARY MARGARET Wltlfli, A.B., A.M. Fairmont State Te:icher's Vollege University of Pittsburgh Ifulin BENJAMIN Il. KAHN, ns., A.M. llolgate University West Virginia University i'lIflflI1'llIllflAl'N Assishrn! I'rin1'fpr1l ORA BRAIJBURY, A.B., Rs. Nebraska University Volumbia University School of liihrary Science l,iln'urinn MARY SLEPESKY, B.c'.s., A.n. Bowling Green Business University lfairmont State Tefxc-her'.+ College Typing WHPIP iflwfm LUCILLE JENKINS, A.B., A.M. West Virginia University School of Speech Northwestern University English. III Public Speaking Dramatics EDNA MILLER COPELAND, B.S.H.E., A.M. West Virginia University Columbia University English II F A. F. FONDAW, B.c'.s. Bowling Green Business University A West Kentucky Teac-her's College Fairmont State Tea1'her's College C Bookkeeping C0llIiII10I't'1'HI Lau' U Cnm.n1e1'r'inI Gvogrnplzy L VIOLA A. WOLFE, A.B., A.M. West Liberty Normal School T West Virginia University Columbia University Y English IV. ENSEL J. HAWKINS Industrial Arts Certificate West Virginia University Ohio State University Fairmont State Teacher's College Illerlmnical Drazring A'r'r'l1it0r'turnI Drawing CARRIE H. BOGGS, A.B. West Virginia University University of Virginia English ll Page S!'I'l'lIff'f'lI ,IJ .V I'rv::idr'nt of SCIIIOI' Class Svr'rc'lrrry of Svnirn' Claws maple Hllvnfars ft, M, fi, IACK MANLEY, .IOHN DEISON, l'rf'sidr'nf Juuim' Class GEORGE MORAN, l,l'l'S1'!'Ie IIf Snplzonlnrf' Flaw MARIE CHRISTOPH ER, SHIRLEY CTURREY, Svrrvlary of Junior Class ELINOR JOHNSON, S0c'rz'fa1'y nf Snpllomorc Class HARRY SHELTMAN, If'i1-1'-Pwsidmzt of Svnior Class STEPHEN AMOS, I ic'z'-I'rz'sidz'1.'t of JIUIIOP' Class CLARENCE EDWIN SMITH, Svrgvcznt-at-nrnzs of the Jznzior Class CLASS OFFICERS Page Eighteen Wi, --4 Qfiwqr . ,aff-2-WX. ., X .fad ff-E 1 A t - QW- flll Ill! I 1 Q Q4 4 1' 'J V 'UURSES .. - 5 5 ff .ik ....,, X x ' ,. - :' f , , - ,. - - i. I H .qx 1 A in : ,r,' ' . Hz . - .. -ani'--W xxx-3 4'-- . Y - lar rf: , Q ffqx , 3:53215 1 f ,4 ii-iq ' ' -:-ga-:Za . 13314 ,.g,,, .1 L1-12 uri.. :,.,'J nu.: fw- ' y:':'f'4 gf:-:-cg: 43:5 ,..... - ,.... - ' rf' .,-, lg'-:gf V265 ' -32152 V:-if:-3 V- -335 m. V I .,.. -3113? VA Vfzlzfs 15:2-t3 1:54 - 122:11 ff-:Fifi 1:-af' Q' I-Q 'HQ' 1 , .-age ' f4 -x xg., ,551 1-.. .f. 1 . ' I I - i 1,l JHHP19 iuwfiff se Sl? CLASSICAL COURSE One of the most popular courses in Fairmont Senior High School is the Classical Course. This Held prepares the student for entrance into colleges or universities of art, literature, and science. The lure of French and Latin draw many pupils to this course. Foreign languages make the curriculum different from any other of- fered in Fairmont High School. This course leads to a broader education than any other because the subjects cover a Wider field. After finishing high school the Clas- sical student has a better chance to choose the profession for which he is best fitted. Other subjects which are offered are biology, English, history, geometry, higher mathematics, and electives. Page Twenty rf diff maple zhwfm V!! JACK WHITEFORD '36 ' EJ ,1 HJULII ' W, pn, i I Alba . .l ELIZABETH HALL '35 Choral Club HARRIET ROGERS '35 Secretary Junior Class Secretary National Honor Society Treasurer Blue Triangle Vice-Presid'ent National Forensic League National Thespians Tons of Money MARY E, SHINGLETON '35 Athletic Club Forensic League Blue Triangle 'N JUANITA DRUMMONfDf.o .'Vf'cli1 ' 1 Q Q ' - r Athletic Club L, , Choral Club Blue Triangle r KATHERINE LAWRY '35 Kay ANTHONY ROMANO '36 I ' Romano P f K 1 ' Maple Leaves '36 JWH 'i' H I ,A 1 FI.ORENC.E, ntffznosxv 35 '-F10e,af- ., fr, ,,-f 'Chorarh'Club,-1 ENID ELAINE ANDREWS '35 H1u'key Blue Triangle my LAURALEE MUSGRAVE 'IS5 I,Uc1Lm: HUFF 'als V 10 Hu114'y Choral Club Blue Triangle CHARLES POLING '35 Parks National Thespians Jerry of Jericho Road All of a Sudden Peggy The Patsy Page Twenty-one CLASSICAL , xo W ,gffe 1 Si? SBHHP12 MARY JANE LYNCH, '36 Jayne Atgiletic Club HELEN STURM, '35 L Sugar DONALD HAWKINS, '36 rnD0Hs1 Stage Crew Hi-Y MARY C-RACE FOX, '35 Fame Choral Club rslue Triangle WILLIAM RANDALL, '35 HBIZIH PAULINE JANES, '35 Polly Spellmg' Club hlee Club BLAINE ANKROM, '35 W x Feet ' X Bagketball Football ,- A X00 Hi-Y LGl',I6ll1l3.Yl'S Club JERRY BRIGHT VVILLIAMS, '35 Jerry , ,- -, . 3 ff 79,4449 My f, J W WILLIAM REID THOMPSON, '36 -fmII Basketball BETTY LOU AMMONS, '36 'C'hicken Athletic Club , IIILXQZLIL G' if I f 'Rfk :F Xllk. I 5 I III?I5lIyIoND HOULT, '36 C LA S S I C A L MARTHA LORRAINE GAINER, '35 lull-'I'HlClH Page Twenty-two I II' Qi? MARGUERITE THOMAS, '36 Maggie 4-H Club RAYMOND LUZADDER, '35 Sfvogr ' PEARL RIGGS, '36 'flfem- WILMA MILLER, '36 MiII1'r Band WILLIAM NUTTER, '36 Bill Hi-Y, Rifle Club Vice-President Sophomore Class Maple Leaves '36, Band Q MARION wm.cH, 'fm X X ,Q I'olf1 ' Choral Club ' -3 Athletic Club L Rv 1 .V H 'X B L .rss . . . .ss- . .oi . IIC - ' .Q g 'occ 0' 0' 0 .o'sa D g.. ,s,. 0 .9 .l, 7711, Page Tll'l'llf!l-f 5 4 dimnple 35.221825 EILEEN SAMMS, '36 Bunny BETTY JENKINS, '36 Bettie Junior Red Cross Student Council '35 CHESTER TALKINGTON, '36 Band Orchestra Glee Club PAUL CORRELL, '35 HP-F., MARIAN LEASOR, '36 Muria.n. Athletic Club i Choral Club Blue Triangle l L THELMIA WISE,' '36 1 N ,A X. V if N ' Y' ' lj 01- .L , JP 0-fcofij K xq . ll JHHPIB IQMHPS VIVIAN BROWN, '36 NYY!!! Recl Cross Choral Club CLASSICAL I DORIS GARRISON, '36, OSCAR DAVIS, '36 Hi-Life MARGARET DAY, '36 Kate Sniitlf' Tons of Money FREDERICK COLE, '35 Fred Hi-Y, Hi-Life NALDA SHUTTS, '35 National Foiensic League Choral Club Blue Triangle ' ' House Manager Tons of MJney gp ' x ROBERT HASKELL, '35 M K Bob r 1 I Q: ,f.. . C, . MUN! f AJAQ, ,UML 1 f 4411 AMW' M - 756' A' IS NUTTER, '354IQY,,0l, Lf-I-0 ' ' A-Nuttl' ' x4 , Blue Triangle ' gg Athletic Club .Sw sv Band, Orchestra JEAN WILSON, '36 Athletic Club Blue Triangle VIRGINIA DUNCAN, '36 t'Gi7mcy PAUL ARBOGAST, '35 ssA?,bxs Hi-Y, Rifle Club National Thespians Wrestling Club Tons of Money PHYLLIS LORRAINE BERDINE, '35 Athletic Club Choral Club Blue Triangle The Whole T0wn's Talking Jerry of Jericho Road Page Twenty-four vc' 'W - Xe i M ,Nl Nil M j , K ,ln I '. xx , I Q A ul? jf fy f V .f. ' if ,, .1.'Q' . L X ' - M- i '. s, 1, BL. be L-ea Ill! Y Y V V A 7 77 win 1 MABEL MADEILIN FIiJLER, '35 Blue Triangle The Whole Town's 'I'ulkim.f ELIZABETH ANN SAYLOR, '36 Izzy National Forensic League Girls' Athletic Club JACK HAGAN, '35 -'lm- Basketball MIRIAM KELLICR, '35 Hook Glee Club Ier1y of Jericho Read Junior Red Cross Choral Club JANE FISKE DAVIS, '36 l,l'f'llH HAROLD SCOTT, '36 Sc'oHic ' Cllee Club, Ili--Y Wlestling Club Page 7'wenly-fire MAHLE FYVFIRLFIY, '35 Muir Blue Triangle Tons of Money wi LTLIAM PALMER, '36 -Amir' IVIATILDA HAGAN, '36 T.ll1'4 ' Choral Club Athletic Club MARYBELLE SYPU LT, 6 Silfut Choral Club ' Athletic Club X L l i. 4 sus N IQ -'Li ', '35 L ..Sm,,, . A -tif Cluli, lue Triangle' .x-fi J X BEATRICE ISRAEL, '36 UBWH Athletic Club Blue Triangle Choral Club, Rifle Club w iff M ,Qj1Plzxg.zlc HUBHBYQQV V will .. 4 J Q ' 2 fl if y JUANITA FARINASH, '35 VIRGINIA COFFIVIAN, '36 Gi1.ny KATHERINE RENNER, '36 lIKate!! MILDRED ELANE ELLIS, '35 The Whole Town's Talking EUGENE ED. WILLS, '35 Gene Hi-Y, Photography Club Band, Orchestra - ANDREW HAUGE, '35 Andy aq, 3 , 'L , ' A .A IIELEN HOOD, '36 Junior Red Cross ANNE HALL, '36 Choral Club, Athletic Club Blue Triangle, Hi-Life National Tnespians JOSEPHINE SOLT, '35 Hi-Life MAXINE HALL, '35 Choral Club LOUIS REED MILLER, '35 Reedie Vice-President National Honor Society Cheer Leader Forensic League, Hi-Life Tons of Money National Thespian The Ryerson Mystery JULIUS C. JOHNSON,'35 UJ'Ll-jlbn National Thespians Hi-Life Forensic League Band The Whole Town's Talk- ing, Debate Team Page T-wen ty-six , ,fi J I ,cf 914 wif SYIHNPIP lllmffff QQ: ANDA SHAVER, '35 xp Blue Triangle ' MERVIN CLAYTON lllAR'1'lN,'35 J C LA s s IC A L . N , Q' Hi-Y I Q Wrestling Club ' , Rifle Club l i -JU ., , Printing Club i x ' K l SUSAN STAGGERS, '36 's Suv Choral Club Athletic Club Hi-Life LEONARD BROIDY, '36 Cookie Red Cross Representative Athletic Club . Choral Club Blue Triangle MARY HUNSAKER, ':sfs,AJ,V'fk 3 rr ff WILBUR PARKER, '36 Hill Band Orcbcst ru MARY JANE EVANS, '35 .ll111cy Choral Club, Hi-Life Forensic League National Thespians Jerry of Jericho Road, All of a Sudden Peggy The Family Upstairs, The Ryerson Mystery JACKSON CLARENCE POWELL, '35 Jac-l. ' President Forensic League Hi-Y , ' Wrestling' Club ,HV- Tons of Money ' ff. . , . ye . .1 ,W Q f 1 Page Twcnfy-:cc vcn 5 'E HILLIE SLOCUM, '36 RY ELEANOR PALMER, '35 j Ulgllhu Band, Qllltlg-SVtl'2l Maple Leaves?35 The Whole Town's Talking National Honor Society 3 ROBERT BURKE HAMILTON, '35 MARGARET TOLNAY, '35 Cllce Club LWJQ illlaple glleafrrs Cx' r-U A Y DORETHA MAE CLAYTON, '31 Orchestra, Choral Club Nature Club, Athletic Club National Forensic League Red Cross Representative Photography Club LELA 'MERLE JACOBS, '35 Maple Leaves, '35 Hi-Liie, Choral Club Secretary National Forensic League President Blue Triangle Tons of Money MARY REISER, '35 Raiser Athletic Club National Tnespians The Family Upstairs The Ryerson Mystery Secretary, Junior Class sy 1: JOAN MANLEY, '36 Choral Club C L ANN HENRY, '36 MARY GAIL WILLIAMSON, '35 Blondie Glee Club MARY DEE MCDANIEL, '35 nDeen Orchestra STEPHEN AMOS, '36 Mike Hi-Y, Maple Leaves, '36 Secretary of Sophomore Class Blue Triangle L Athletic Club KATHERINE THEIS, '35 dimly!! CHARLES WITT, '35 l H L'fe Tennis Team Football , Basketball TERESA NASH, '36 EDMOND BILLINGHAM aj 35 Hi-Life in Letterman's Club jx' 7 LJ V Xi if 4 '- E . N. Page Twenty-eight I WANETA ANN SHAVER, '35 L JOHN FEAR, '35 Hi-Life, Hi-Y Student Council Maple Leaves, '35 BEULAH ANN HALL, '35 Hull Blue Triangle Athletic Club ROBERT L. HALE, '35 Salty Hi-Life, Hi-Y Glee Club Jerry of Jericho Road MARY LEE MQCARTY, '35 .'lIru- Choral Club Athletic Club Blue Triangle, Hi-Life Jor1y of Jericho Road Tons of Money rv CLARENCE EDWIN SMITH, '36 llRlHi7l I oot,ball, Basketball Lettermen's Club JOHN THOMAS ALBRIGHT, '35 f'nngo lli-Life Hand, Orchestra MARTHA LORRAINE GRAHAM, '35 Agutl11'c ' Athletic Club Red Cross lli-Life Tons of Money WALTER HUPP, '35 Band, Orchestra Tons of Money MARY MARGARET PRICKETT, '35 National Thespians Choral Club, Athletic Club lli-liifc, Orchestra Jerry ot' Jericho Road LLOYD BENNETT, '36 DORIS FLEMING, '36 lung Glee Club Pnyc Tmvuty-:zine X, . AN, A, , .X X ,nxik I - CLASSICAL '29, QQ fimcfih 'fifra A 1 maple 'lneaires gil MF rf? ,' va. -a I t - - CARL HOLBERT, '36 1 Hi-Y, '34-'35 Maple Leaves, '36 Forensic League JUANITA FRANCES STEWART, '35 II-'inr'lzic Choral Club MARY MacLUCKIE, '36 tlCl1ll7klAC National Thespians, Choral Club Athletic Club, Maple Leaves, '36 BETTY JANE MOORE, '35 HB-JU National Thespians, National Honor Society, National Forensic League, Student Council, '32, '33, '3-1 Maple Leaves, '35, Hi-Life, Choral Club, The Patsy, Athletic Club, The Whole Towr1's Talking JOHN HEIM, '36 National Thespians, Maple Leaves '36 The Ryerson Mystery BETINNA LEE BELL, '35 HDIIIIH-I,0'lLg National Honor Society, National Thespians, Forensic League, Maple Leaves, Choral Club, Blue Triangle, The Patsy, The Whole Town's Tailfing' JOHN AMOS, '36 Maple Leaves '36, Rifle Club Wrestling Club, Hi-Y ALICE VIRGINIA NUTTER, '35 Ginnie Choral Club, Blue Triangle Athletic Club BETTY SPURGEON, '36 Babe Girl Reserves FRANCES H. MILLER, '35 H1 I'Cl7llflC Choral Club, Hi-Life, Maple Leaves, '35 The Patsy, Cheer Leader MARTHA CONAWAY, '36 Connie Athletic Club, Blue Triangle JACK MANLEY, '35 J0clco The VVhole Town's Talking All of a Sudden Peggy Sophomore Class President, Senior Class President, Hi-Life, Hi-Y, Maple Leaves, '35 National Thespians, National Honor Society Forensic League, Jerry of Jericho Road, Assembly Committee. ry v ' X, ,. -5 c' . fr. r . ,W , ,V ' is 6 Sta Xe, 96, rt CLASSICAL Y L 'N Page Thirty ,W Q1 i 1 Biff? isa? Afmfwlf 311221825 JAMES WILLIAM HESS, '35 .lin1m11 Letteinu-n's Club Football, Golf Club GLENNA IIANNA, '36 Hof Shu! Girls' Athletic Club KA'l'IIl'IRINI'I SMITH, '36 Kilfy Athletic Club Girl Reserves VIRGINIA J. MATTlNGLY,'35 .Athletic Club Blue Triangle LUIS BEATTY, '36 Girls' Athletic Club Blue Triangle NA IJINE SYPU LT, '36 SypuH C A , K, nfl. Q ii vc-' we EUGENE MQDOUGAL, '36 Gene Photography Club MARY FREEMAN, '36 ELINOR BARNES, '36 Choral Club Girl Reserves Athletic Club ELAINE SHREVE, '36 ..RI,d,, Athletic Club Choral Club PAULINE COX, '36 Polly Athletic Club Choral Club Blue Triangle All of a Sudden Peg.: ur' ilu W FRANCES JACK, . ' .l1u'l.'ir 7- ' J: Puyf' 7'hirty-mu' .X , A ff' lxl' A hu. ! an . Q24 4lHf1P1f 35224125 FREDRICK RANDALL, '35 Reindeer FLORENCE ASH, '36 IAFTZOU Glee Club MARJERY FAUsT, '36 Choral Club 1 V I I MAE STEVENS, '35 , - , di National Honor Society Y I .' Choral Club I 0 I C LASSICAL CURRICULUM JUNIOR YEAR English III World History Latin or French Elective -X' 41- -K' -I- SOPHOMORE YEAR English II Plane Geometry Biology Elective SENIOR YEAR English IV American History Latin or French Elective Page Thirty-two COMMERCIAL COURSE 'I I' 'I' if The growth of education for business has been comparatively re- cent. Not until the beginning of the twentieth century did the state feel the responsibility for any vocational training. Up until this time the state felt its obligations fulfilled with the offering of opportunities for a classical or liberal education and training. The change of con- ditions has forced the state to recognize a need for a more practical education. Commercial education as is now offered in our school aims to equip the individual for entrance into business life. It not only pre- pares the stenographer, bookkeeper, and typist, but it also prepares the future business man for his calling. Here he is acquainted with business principles and types of transactions. The professional man too, should have a thorough knowledge of bookkeeping and typing, for too often the business part of his work is left entirely to the stenog- rapher. Some commercial subjects may also be of value to the Classi- cal student in aiding him in both his studies and earning power in college. Thus the wide and varied need for the knowledge of commer- cial subjects will explain the popularity of this course. xii N li A li marie 35mm Rs' f fx - H RRR A' dWH--Z- 1U .f 5- 'ZX gg' IL SHIRLEY CURREY, '36 Student Council, '34 Choral Club Blue Triangle Secretary Junior Class Maple Leaves, '36 JOHN DEISON, '36 Coodlc Hi-Y Wrestling Maple Leaves, '36 President Sophomore Class President Junior Class MARY LOUISE BERNALIJO, '35 'lBf, l'llIt ' Athletic Club Y- Choral Club ' Jerry of Jericho Road s Blue Triangle X The Whole Town's Talking J. W. HAVLICHECK, '35 Happy Football, Tennis Lettc-1'men's Club Student Council, '35 IOSEPHINE SNYDER, '36 KJOYS I Athletic Club CM ,fi C 6 , A J ' H Qoio IVIARTHA JANE M RAN, '36 I7 f Marty Blue Triangle MALZENA GANOE, '36 Club n fy pf EDGELL, '36 , X Qi' x COMMERCIAL Y ANN MILLS, '36 'Bamf' oral Club Red Cross Athletic Club LOUISE O'NEILL, '36 Blue Triangle Athletic Club ENSEL JOSEPH HAWKINS, '35 KIJOFH Hi-Y, Radio Club Band, Orchestra BETTY LEE HAMILTON, '35 Blue Triangle Choral Club Page Thirty-four J ll I fig Lf' 1' gf' X . J f . f ' ,f J 1' j Xi K- Qfrlf sf: I JTIHPIP 35Pf'1'P5 J JJ QQ scfg .- I , f If I VJJ K ffcfwwwvqfw 5' ICVICIIYN MARTIN, '36 KATHERINE MUKICICVER, '35 .fFp.m-1,.lv'g-, J N Choral Club Blue Triangle If 1 X- Anhlpm- Vlulm ff jf'-fy X, 1w1sl4:nT sums, 'sn TILLIE SUNGQ 35 Huh Rand, Orchestra C Radio fllub ' MARY CORNELL, '36 HKay!Y MARY I I'lUFIROI I , '35t 1 M UMW.. a f Athletic muh AX E Blue Triangle.. ,V I. ' CARMEN MONFILL, '35 I LAURA KUHN, '35 I Athletic Club A H L ,VELLA G. FREELAND, '35 V HFIHVIY l'II.l'ZANOR FORTNEY, '36 0 Elm I JENNINGS DUSKEY FREDA RICHARDSON, ,436 I '36 11D-ikvy Maple Leaves, '36 Pflyr' Tllirfy-jim' WO X . I 1 N Wu ff! If , NIV, JMX, Nl fx 'VV fr A, V I 1 MARY ELEANOR MASON, 736 JESSIE LEE COMPTON, '35 Choral Club, Orchestra Secretary Sophomore Class Jerry of Jericho Road MARY VIRGINIA BORING, '36 Choral Club H0011 Store SARA BAINBRIDGE HOLT '36 School Bookkeeper, 1934-'35 C ' M ROSALIE FEATHER, '35 VIRGINIA LEE CUNNINGHAM M '36 Ginney E Choral Club Jackie lbfple LTj'36 R BILLIE woon, '35 , I sg I5 C J N ,N in xx ' I 1 ' pry I . 1 Kiln-gl J I I WW CLAIRE COFFIMAN, '35 A - ,flags VR IETABLERQQF . If e ,Y ' L , L I., Trib le , ,K 4 J I jatickfl orerfsic League I -' h Q WILLIAM CONRAD, '36 5 ' X, JULIAN HARTLIEB, '36 ' KlJudy!l Q . l Football, Boxing B ANNIE B. GERKEN,'36 Lettermen's Club Page Thirty-six 41 , -5' ,. w :XL-f 'S ' , . gillzxplc 3523925 MINNIE COLANTINO, '35 Min Choral Club BETTIE CAROLE STANSBERRY, '35 Junior Red Cross Maple Leaves, '35 Girls' Athletic Club n ' x JACK CROSS, '36 ' , Y X, Hi-Y 'ki Tons of Money f f v ' X A J ' ANNA NUCCI, 'L - COMMERCIAL Page Thirty-sevcn ilu A A L IIELENUTEDRICK, '36 ,'nBP9fUOI Eyed Atlltletic Club f ALVETA ARCURI, '36 Little Boots Athletic Club PATTON, 'sms MARGUERITE STEWART, 'ass National Honor Society Biology Award, '34 MARY HALL, '36 Shrimp Gills' Athletic Club ROBERT HARTLIEB, '35 Shadow C LARA SORDI, '36 ulfcifzynr Glee Club Gill Reserves SUSIE ANNE MUTO, '35 llLqHf,ll Glee Club Girl Reserves -X Qilflvlv 328925 ROBERTA WHITEHAIR, '36 MOLLIE MAXINE DOOLITTLE, '35 THOMAS DUDLEY, '36 A-DM' , ELEANOR FRANCES CHILDS, '35 ' ' C'hippie 9 Ah ii will V TERFIELD, '36 O Q5-P ' uluf 0 M v , tl1le'1C'Club MARY SMITH FLEMING, '35 gy' 5 I, 1 rlangle M Hsmittyu -Q Choral Club M E 34 MINNIE J. CECCIO, '35 R Min C I AGNES AMBROSE, '36 GRACE CHRISTOPHER, A '36 L Chiz'lf1'e 1 - ,. . Glee Club il3JSl?PH JENNINGS, 30 oe MARGARET STEVENS. '36 , Girls' Athletic Club DARLA HESS, '36 N 2 ,f W 4 1 Page Thirty-eight i . X' .A,- jiiinple ELIPEIUPB C O M M E R C I A L Page Thirty-nine PAUL STEWART, '35 Hi-Life ELIZABETH LEONA POST, '35 x MARIE CHRISTOPHER CURTIS, '35 Christy Athletic Club Blue Triangle Jerry of Jericho Road Secretary of Seniur Class Girls' Rifle Club RUBY MAXINE JARRETT, '35 .l1uIy Girl Reserves Spelling Ulub , 4.4 r, 1 EAI L S ,go L,.,,cQ Se! ' - 6 ANN SIKORA, '35 Ai.4i1ie Girls' Rifle Club Girl Reserves BETTY M. RIDG-LEY, '35 DOROTHY L. KINNEY, '35 lm ELINOR TIIVIMS, '35 Tinz.n1sf'y Girl Reserves Glee Club JOHN TIANO, '36 i'H6LII1ilIPI ' DOROTHY LEE TTLE '35 W xiDotn I Dramatics Club ll lg Glee Club ,Z Q Blue Triangle The Whole Town's Talking ELIVIA NEPTUNE TALKINGTON, '36 ,rye vi V7 gg gmlzxple 35251895 CGMMERCIAL RICHARD REED, '36 Shorty Rifie Club Hi-Y GLADYS THELMA DOWNEY KLTayl! JESSIE TATTO, '36 Helay!! EVELYN CUMMINGS, '36 Blue Triangle National Forensic League I l ANNABEL I 0 T, '35 Y0stie Ch-oral Club ROSE STINGO, '36 WILDA MARGARET GOFF4 'Bef f-Bill - f Q Athletic Club Blue Triangle Red Cross IRENE JEVAS, '35 Review Choral Club ,'36 fl ELIZABETH MARGUERITE BARNES, '35 Blue Triangle EDMONIA HAGAR, '35 Mona PAUL EDWARD CARPENTER, '36 Speaks YULAIN VIGNA, '35 Lane Blue Triangle Page Forty f Q39 2 Witwiit gate SHHHPIB if JOSEPHINE TALBERT, '36 MJD!! Athletic Club Student Council NAOMI HAWKINS, '36 Moyome Red Cross Orchestra Athletic Club JAMES CARPENTER, '35 Jimmie CARMELA BRUNO, '36 Carmen Athletic Club COMMERCIAL CURRICULUM JUNIOR YEAR English III World History Typing II or Book- keeping Shorthancil or Elective Page Forty-one I' I' 'K' -X- soPHoMoR1-Z YEAR English II Typewriting or Elec- tive Biology Mathematics SENIOR YEAR Business English American History Shorthand II or Bookkeeping Elective T INDUSTRIAL ARTS -I' -K' I- 'I' The purpose of Industrial Arts, in addition to a general education, is to develop in each pupil an active interest in industrial life, and the methods of production and distribution. Appreciation of good work- manship and design is stressed. The pupil is trained in the habit of an orderly method of procedure in the performance of any task. In mechanical drawing each pupil gains a knowledge and under- standing of mechanical drawing, the interpretations of the conventions in drawings and working diagrams, and the ability to express his ideas by means of a drawing. The handling of the more common tools and machines gives the pupil elementary skills in modifying materials, and an understanding of the more common construction problems. This course is taken by those who intend to follow some mechanical trade or occupation. gliflaple 311921825 A A 5 ALBERT COLLINS, '36 HAI!! . Photography Club BASTIANO CECCIO, '35 Busty ROGER BECKNER, '35 CARRELTON RAY HESS, '35 'Cocky Golf Team JOHN CLEMENS IIUPP, 'J'. CARL MOLENOCK, '36 Doughie MARSHALL LUPO, '35 Duke Boxing Club ' Wrestling Club . AR D 0Y',36 J BERR' .4 JILDO ZACCAGNI, '36 X Jill - LEROY J. FRANKMAN, '35 Sofreechg Boxing lub INDUSTRIAL ARTS JOHN MORRIS, '36 Hi-Y Band Orchestra - ef' - l . AAN ,Q LLL,-4,4 Page Forty-tlu'ee f S52 QHHHPIP WPHUPH DANNY M. GALLUCCI, '35 Maple Leaves, '36 CARL THOMAS BROVVN, '35 'lBl'0'1UH'if'H KENNETH ARNETT, '35 S c4Ke7zvxy Radio Club JAMES HAWKINS, '35 J'imm:ie Basketball Football Hi-Y CHARLES H. COE, '35 KCC0e!! ANTHONY MOFFA, FELIX MAELO, '35 FRANK CLAYTON, '35 BYRON TALKINGTON, '36 ugyu uyvonyn Glee Club If ll I. ie llb J JAMES E. OLIVER ' 5,' y' l'5 Jimm,'ie I . WM - 3Rifle Club W SQ l Q X 5.3 . J XA' A ES K. DOTTS, '35 Q .DL Syn RW tling Club Q 'lx 3 xx xg SQ XTXHOMAS C. ROBINSON 55 X '35 1 N om ,X '-Y, Basketball ' Q nd, Orchestra Page, Fm-ty-four Yr 'Y M rff' REI I 13-4:5 Iifgf MIKE PFIIILERITE, '36 I'1'Iicf1n Jlilaplr 111-ahrs Hoxim: Club I ,kj I fI,f5 ' MV of .Ano ,. I OWARD, '36 xi ' UL M N, WI NICK A. MONELL, '35 UIIIIINI-IIIIINIH III-Y MANELAUS P. FRANCESCO, '35 FaIs Glee Club The Patsy Boys' Rifle Club Band, Orchestra vig A X INDUSTRIAL ARTS CURRICULUM JUNIOR YEAR English III World History Industrial Arts Elective Pago Forty-five i I' I' H SOPHOMORE YEAR English II Mathematics Biology Industrial Arts SENIOR YEAR Business English American History Elective TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT No department is more worthy of recognition than the Technical Department. It is here that the future engineers begin their prepara- tion for their chosen profession. Not only is the Technical Course most essential for those planning for engineering careers, but it also contains a great deal that is of value to other students. Problems similar to those encountered in one's daily experiences and contacts are presented and solved through the application of the principles taught in algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. The future home-maker, the future business and pro- fessional man or woman can profit much through the instruction of- fered in this department. ., , . , I . 1 Srila . ciiflnplr EZIPEIIJPB . , , . , , . 5 in f THOMAS IVIANLHX, 36 F1 J 'Vs-QL I 'I'nmn1!l - I I , ' Plmtugr':1pIwv's' Club Lk-Y' 'Q v Printing Club P' fll'l'llUSt,l'2l., Band ' Give Club - N Biology Award ,faan LOUIS MOROOSIC, '35 T Athletic Club FICCII, DOYAI. FIRVIN, '35 FREDERICK D. COTTRILL, '35 Km'f' A1-final Hi-Y Wrestling Club ERNEST W. HUTTON, '35 Ili-Life, Maple Leaves, '35 National Honor Society Forensic League Radio Club Boys' Rifle Club .IAMI-TS VFIRNONH '36 Jimmy Page l orty-svvril E C I-I N I C A HARRY K. SHELTMAN, '35 Burl Vice-President. Senior Class Boys' Rifle Club Wrestling Club JAMES C. KERN, '35 Hi-Y Radio Club Boys' Rifle Club FRANK .I. CLARK, '36 Boxing Club Rifle Club Radio Club Photographers' Club FRANK MCLFIARY, '36 Mac Student Council Football Lettermen's Club HYLAND M. TETRICK, '35 ..BHd,, Hi-Y JOHN S. NEILL, '35 Jack 0' f I H' VV fo I To QW al' K, f01'X',O'0iQ Ciliflnple EELBHDBS -ggbv lvgy f ,ou S. ,, I 5 TECHNICAL DAVID R. DOUGLASS, '35 Count National Thespians The Patsy HARRY ADAMS, '36 ROBERT VARNER, '36 BLAINE ROBINSON, '35 Farmer Stage Crew National Thespians Glee Club CHARL s NLEY, '36 Charlie Hi-jf ' 515 A AVID P ICKE , '36 Dave ' Photographers Clu , Radio Club National Forensic League Debate Team, T933-34 If ll DeLLOYD VINCENT, '35 :r1Deeys V f Qrum Maj0L ' ', y 4'3'i'? 525 -gf i4-l! 'f'-- ' . 7 HiT' ' ', J ' f Radio Club ' ' 'E ' ' f- if , v , Stage Crew . . ..., I BURNELL PETHTAL, '36 JAMES WILT, '36 Jimcro RUFUS GLENN BROWN, '35 Brownie DONALD BATES, '36 Bates Boys' Rifle Club Photographers' Club RAYMOND A. MORGAN, '35 Peskey Orchestra Band Hi-Y Page Forty-eight A ,x x vi, ,s I, 'X' 54 J! CIIARIIES SIIINNAMON, '35 f'lmrIir Photography Club ARTHUR SIII-IARER, '35 lfurly Glvv Club nam- muh T .lori'y uf Jericho Road E C w1i.1.iAM IIULL, 'rar -'wflifw 1 H VVest Virginia Vluh N RICZIIARII I'. RUSICNMICRKIIE '35 IH:-lr .IOSICPII NASII, '35 .Jnpn X HARRY S. PRICE, '35 f .lrn1inr ' 0 W C ARZIFI CRISTY, '36 .IOHN MAURER, '36 Band EDWIN JACK HALE, '35 .lr1ck .IOHN A. COPPAGE, '36 Stage Crew Printing- Club Wrestling Club Glee Club DOMINICK MONIC LI., '36 Dom LEE HILBERRY, '36 lla- Pugh Fm'ty-rzinrf glillnpls Ellwhes EQ HAZIFIP Ellrniws WILLIAM STEVENS, '35 UBJIU Hi-Y LYLE ARGETSINGER, '35 Hi-Y Tons of Money ' x TECHNICAL CURRICULUM SOPHOMORE YEAR English II Plane Geometry Biology Elective JUNIOR YEAR SENIOR YEAR English III English IV World History American History Alegbra-Solid Ge- Elective ometry Elective Page Fifty SOP!-IOMORE CLASS The Sophomore class of 1934-1935 of Fairmont Senior High School became a part of the school on September 10, 1934, but it did not become an organized group until the month of January, 1935. The members of the class came from various other schools, and they were not sufficiently acquainted with each other to establish a staff of of- ficers in September. Few class meetings were held, but after a few months the class became an established part of the institution. Many talented and brilliant students have been discovered in the group, and we feel sure that the graduating class of 1937 has made a good begin- ning toward three years of outstanding work in building and uphold- ing an honorable name for Fairmont Senior High School. i i s ,fy V17 marie Www se P MR. DAWSON'S Front row: Jean Grabe, Eloise Abel, Arlice Merrifield, Betty Vernon, Mary Louise Crites, Kathryn Hutson. Isabel Arcuri. Second row: Milton Tetriek, Betty Straight, Marjorie Clayton, Lu -il ack, Nelma McNemar, Rolph Hunsaker, Oliver Rice. -I I V I MR. FENCIL'S GROUP David Patterson, Helen Coffman, Doris Miller, Mary Carroll, Betty Weger- ich, Jean Rowe, Martha Gregory, Jane Chambers, Theodora Lawry, Ralph Wright. Donald Varner, Gerald Riggs, Lawrence Abbot, Susan Haymond, Mary Jane Curry, Leon Yost, Rollin Carpenter. Robert Barnes, Robert Herbert, Dave Rowand, David Curry, Tommy Tucker. Edwin Lively, Astor Hatfield, John Byers, Raymond Nay, Miles Jorgensen, Junior Thompson, Robert Kemper. Front row: Second row: Third row: Back row: Page Fifty-two K N tl t, K X 5 lliqwrlv 1- t. . as etee A 'i,W1gf ' ee O a Qxxsf? . MISS JENKINS' GROUP Front row: Dorothy Slusser, Pearl Corbin, Louise Longstreth, Betty Brown, Rose Nash, Violet West, Eleanor Harr, Mary Murphy. Second row: Bessie Lambert, Rose Marie Tano, Martha Hilghman, Sara Lowery, Anna Lee Wilt'ong', Naidee Shaffer, Madelire Myers, Clara Teitt, Bark row: Walter Hartley, Adolph Christopher, Andrew Stkarzenski, Maynard Eber- ley, Howard Lewis, Louis Fimino. MISS PICKER.lLL'S GROUP Front row: Julia Testa, Ruth Wills, Ida Mae Thompson, Virginia Brown, Martha Eddy, Miekie Hawkins, Eva Marion Cline, Frances Martin, Margaret Christian. Second row: Helen Stingo, Edna Franklin, Rose Pica, Julia Oiler, Marie Holbert, Jean tfurrey, Ruth Hess, Annabelle Wilson. Third row: Joe Owens, Helen Slusser, Molly Morrone, Hetty Jean Little, Robert Manley, Robert Fetty. Hack row: Glenn Lowther, Edward Constable, Joe Cinalli. Page Fifty-three Neit- 'X lam rx I .J X uf, I N ,maple illeuhes C- 5-l' 1' J' M L. !'!.' MISS ROCK'S GROUP Anne Parker, Barbara Clinton, Betty Taylor, Barbara Fankhouser, Louise Colebank, Betty Acker, Margaret Jane Ambrose. Ned Pence, Bob Judy, Audry Wright, Mary Jane Dobbie, Elinor Johnson, Frank Lloyd, David Reed. Bud Frey, Anthony Yanero, Merle Amos, George Moran, John Joseph Mulvehill, Herman Summers, Billy Goetz. Front row: Second row: Third row: QJ Ayy... Av... Second row: Third row: Back row: ililxiiiibl- EQig2fi1Q'J55kiLirt1e. ' ' ' Mary Worthington, Bill Patton, Harold Ballengee, Harold Mayers, Charles Kenyer. Roger Leper, Jacqueline Vincent, Ruth Theis, Kathryn Davis, Bert Berry. Welty Goode, Elizabeth Farinash, Edward Kosko. Page Fifty-four - . VI, vt , rf 1 7 i f Q 1 fx if r 'Q , ' QV I .- Sn I 4 Jw ll 'X IQ X . l it f if 5 Ji? gfff, l gi 'hs-A ii x 'Path Y H W W f l Y y 5, vi rl .L Sl! Y,-cg f J fr xx 544 - I. I, l MISS WRICTKXS GROUP Front row: Czitlanrinc Konilmlc, lVlZll'jJfi1l'0t Crawford, Mary Kuprul, Noysa Slatur, Nitii Q K, Kelli-r, Mziriani lltllltfll. euonil row: lioliort Lzilioso ll viil Loinlnurilo, Maxine Bunnor, Doris Loc Rowan, Maile- f line Kennedy, A is Momco, John Gray. by M- lluuk row: Felix Monoll ck llolt, Ilarolil Morgan, Robert -Sglckolfgnjd, Joseph , S1-stito, Flag A im-ent. K W A .N yi ff Urn' f . J - , , K 2,0 4 ., , Q, , MRS. t'Ol1l'II.ANlJ S GROUP dx' J' ' L .1 , First row: Louiso Stewart, Alina llnwkins, Mary Jo Fisclicr, G1-c.'i'giu llook, l'llll.llLl .l:.no Sutton, llulvn IR-tors, llulon llnll. Serond row: lie-ziti'ico Moe-ks, llK'l'tllIl 'llllUl11llS, liotty l.u Jorivnsvn, Svlvin MvNurlen, Robert Nvlson, Agnus West, lfvtty .loan Orr, Betty Watson. Third row: Charles Moran-0, Warrvn Warilen, Evoiwltt lme, Billy Srott, Arthur Brown, Charles Runibaugh. Back row: Allen Martin, larmey Prozzillo, John Tatto, John Flint, Glenn Fordyce, Page Fifty-five Glenn Dale Clayton, Junior Riggs. ggi Q31 ggi' dllilizxple Hfleaheia gg, QSM SENIOR CLASS ROLL WITH INDEX Albright, John Thomas ........,. Andrews, Enid Elaine ........ .. Ankrom, Robert Blaine ......,... Arbogast, Paul ......,........... .. Argetsinger, Lyle M. ...........,. . Arnett, Kenneth ..,................... Barnes, Elizabeth Marguerite .... Beckner, Roger ........................ Bell, Bettina Lee ...................... Bennett, Lenora Beatrice ........ Berdine, Phyllis Lorraine ...... Bernaldo, Mary Louise ........,... Biafore, Dominick J ............... Billingham, Edmond Earl ....l. Brown, Carl Thomas ......,......... Brown, Rufus Glenn ..,...,. . ,..,... Campbell, Warren Dale .....,....., Carpenter, James .............. .. Caruso, Thomas ............. .. Ceccio, Bastiano .....,....... .. Ceccio, Minnie J ......,.......... .. Childs, Eleanor Frances .......,.. Clayton, Doretha Mae .,.......... Clayton, Frank .................. .. Coe, Charles Herman ........ ,. Coffman, Claire ............... .. Colantino, Minnie ........ .. C-ole, Fredrick .............. .. Collins, Juanita H ....l..... .. Compton, Jessie Lee ....... .. Cooper, Robert ..,.............. .. Correll, Paul Francis ,....... .. Cottrill, Frederick Dale ....,..... Craig, Edna ................,....... Crist, Marian .......................... Currey, Edith Maxine ...i........ Curtis, Marie Christopher ...... Davis, Barbara ........................ Doolittle, Mollie Maxine .......... Dotts, James Kenneth ............ Douglass, David Ralph ............ Drummond, Juanita Virginia .... Ekis, Eileen ...............,.................. Elliott. Elizabeth ............... .,....... Ellis, Mildred Elane ....... ,..... Elsey, Delton Arvin ......, ...... Ervin, Cecil Doyal ............ ,..... Evans, Mary Jane ..............,..,....,. Everley, Mabel Mariam .............. Farinash, Juanita .,........... . ...., . Fear, John .,...,.......,.. Feather, Rosalie ,,.....,. Federoff, Mary ......,..,...,. Fisher, John William ........ Fidler, Mabel Madalyn ........ Fleming, Mary Smith ...,....,. Fox, Mary Grace .................. 31 38 37 27 40 24 47 Francesco, Manelaus Peter .....,., Frankman, Iveroy J ............. Freeland, Vella Grimes ...i,... Funk, Betty Marie ........,..... Gainer, Martha Lorraine ..,. Galluccl, Danny M ............... Garrison, Doris Jean ,,........ Gerkin, Gilbert .................. Graham, Martha Ellen ........ Goff, Wilda Margaret ........ Haddix, Flora Pauline ..,... Hagan, Jack .....,......,........ Hagar, Edmonia ...,.,... Haggar, Albert .......,,,. Hale, Edwin Jack ..,..,i 45 37 ffff 21 46 26 31 42 ffl 27 42 51 Hale, Robert L ............................. 31 Hall, Beulah Ann ......,................,.. 31 Hall, Elizabeth Evangeline .,...... 23 Hall, L. Madge ......,..........,............ - Hall, Maxine ...,...........,....,.......,... 28 Hamilton, Betty Lee ..,........,........ 36 Hamilt-cn, Robert Burke .....,........ 29 Hartlieb, Robert ............,... ...,... 3 9 Haskell, Robert ............... ....... 2 6 Hauge, Andrew ,..,..,,,.. ....i.. 2 8 Havlichek, J. W. Jr ......., .....,. 3 6 Hawkins, Earl E. ...,i, . Hawkins, James ...,............ Hawkins, Ensel J. Jr ....,.... Helmick, Susan .,,,....2...... Hess, Carrelton Ray .......... Hess, James William ........ Holsberry, Joe ................. Hupp, John Clemens ....... Hupp, Walter ............,..,.,..., Hutton, Ernest Watson ...... Jacobs, Lela Merle ....,......... Janes, Pauline Roanna ..,..... Jarrett, Ruby Maxine ........ Jevas, Irene ..........,,......... Johnson, Julius C ......., Keller, Miriam .......... Kerns, James C .....,. 46 35 27 45 33 45 45 49 30 24 41 42 28 27 49 Page Fifty-six gtg gf! QQ Cillilaple allezzfirs ,gg gg Q SENIOR CLASS ROLL WITH INDEX---Continued Kinney, Dorothy L. .......,..,..., . Kisner, Howard ......L.... Kuhn, Laura ............... .. Lennon, Gertrude .....,. .. Little, Dortha Lee .............. .. Lombardo, Mike ........................ Lawry, Catherine Louise ........ Lupo, Marshall ........,................, Luzadder, Raymond ................ Manley, Jack ............................ Mattingly, Virginia Jeannette .... Martin, Mervin Clayton .......... McCarty, Mary Lee ................ McCormick, Joseph E ............. McCroskey. Lillian Fl-orence.. McQaniel, Mary. Dee .........,...... ERRATA Randall, Frederick .............. Reiser, Mary Elizabeth ........ Reynolds, Lenore ...........,... Ridgely, Betty M .............. Riggs, Lillian .....,................ Robinson, Blaine .................. Robinson, Thomas Clinton.. Rogers, Harriet .................... Rcmaine, Katherine Louise Rosenmerkel, Richard Clay Salter, Robert ...................... Sands, Rosemary .................. Shaffer, Evelyn .,,....... Shaver, Wanda ................ Shaver, Waneta Ann ......... Shew, Leona.: ....,............ Due to a last minute re-arranging of the pages in Maple Leaves the index on pages 56, 57, 58 and 59 is out two pages, i. e., articles and pictures listed on page 20 will be found on page 18, etc. Musgrave, Lauralee ..,.... ,.,... Muto, Susie Anne ........ ...... Nash, Joseph ............ Neill, John S ................. ....,. Neptune, Mildred ....... Nucci, Anna ..................... ...... N utter, Avis ........................ ...,.. Nutter, Alice Virginia ,,.............. Oliver, James E ......................,.... Oliver, Harold ..............i............... Pallotta, Armond Robert ...,........ Palmer, Mary Eleanor ,...........,,.. Parker, Margaret ..,......,..,. Patronis, Charles ............. Pica, John ......,..........,.,., Pitrola, Margaret .......,,.. Poling, Charles Parks ......... ffffQQ Post, Elizabeth Leona .... Powell, Jackson Clarence ........ Price, Harry Spillman, Jr ...,....... Prickett, Mary Margaret ............ Rambola, Pasco ...,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Randall, William Pettit i,,,,,,,,,,,,, Page Fifty-seven Stewart, Paul .......,,.,...,,,,,,,.,, Stingo, Tillie ......,......,.,.......... Sturm, Helen Virginia .....,,. Tetrick, Highland Marshall Tiano, Marie Rose ...,.,.,,.,,,,,, Tiano, Tony ...,.,......,..,,,,.,,.,,, Tlmms, Eleanor .....,,.,,,., Theis, Katherine E .........,,,, Tolnay, Margaret Ann ........ Toothman, Helen .,..,..,,,,,,., Vigna, Yulain ..........,,...,, Vincent, DeLoyd ......,. Wade, George ,,,,i,,,,,,,,,, Wilburn, Jimmie ,.,.,,,.,,,,,., Wilfong, Herman ,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,. Williams, Jerry Bright ........ Williamson, Mary Gail ........ Wills, Eugene Edwin .......... Wilson, Kendall ,i,.,..,,,.,,,, Witt, Charles ......,,,,,,,,,., Wood, Billie .,,.,.,,,.,,,,,, Yost, Annabelle .......... gg? Q Q gliliaple alleahes Bifida JUNIOR CLASS ROLL WITH Adams, Harry ...,.. Allen, Betty .........A...... Ambrose, Agnes ............... Ammons, Betty Lou .... Amos, John ......A........,.. Amos Stephen ............ Anderson, Josephine Arcuri, Alveta ......,....,... Arnett, Allen ...............A Ash, Florence ..,........... I Bacon, Georgia ............ Barnes, Elinor ......... .... Barrow, Thornton .... Bates, Donald ......... Beatty, Lois .......... Belota, J-ack .,,.......... Bennett, Lloyd .,......... Bevans, Rowland ...r... Billingsley, Leroy ...,,.. Blazek, Edward ....... Blumetto, Marian .......... Bock, Roy ........................... Boring, Mary Virginia.. Boyce, Arnold .............. Broidy, Leonard ...,....,... Brown, Adaline ...,... Brown, Jimmy ...,... Brown, Vivian ,.,...... Bruno, Carmela ..... Bruno, Frank .,...... Busch, Chester ,..,...,. Butcher, Albert .......,... Campbell, Freeman .... Carlomagno, 'Carmela Carpenter, Paul .,.......,.. Caruso, Thomas ....,.,. Christner, Horace .......... Christopher, Grace ...A Cinalli, Sandy ..........,. Clark, Frank .,.,,,,.,.. Clouse, Catherine ...... Cobun, James .......,, Coffman, Virignia ....... Cole, Raymond ......, Collins, Albert .......... Conaway. Martha .... Conrad, William ..... Coppage. John ...... Cornell, Mary ........ Cox, Pauline .,...... Crist, Charles ....... Crist, Clyde ,.....,... Cristy, Arzie ........... Cross, Jack ........l..,.............. ,-4--- Cummings, Evelyn .............--- -----' Cunningham, Virginia Lee ...,... ...... Currey, Shirley ............----,,-.4-,- ------ Davis, Jane Fiske ................ ------ Davis, Oscar .............. Day, Margaret ....... DePaul, Mary .........l.. Deabler, Rosemary ,..... -I' If O -I Deison, John ........... Delligatti, James ...... DelMastro, Mario ....... Dennis, Harry ......,.,,,,. Downey, Thelma .,,,... Dudley, Tho-mas ...... Duncan, Virginia ......,., Duskey, Jennings ,.,.... Ed'gel1, Alice ,.......,.,, Farley, June ......,. Faust, Margery ........ Fleming, Doris .....,., Fleming, Rosalee ...,.e. Forte, Victor ........... Fortney, Eleanor .,,, . Freeman, Mary .,,,.... Frey, William ............. Funk, Emma Jean ....... Funk, James ........... Galloska. Anna .....,..,.. Ganoe, Malzena ,,...,.... Gerken, Fannie Belle.. Grimes, Grace Gorden Hagan, Matilda ............ Hall, Anne .................... Hall, Mary .................. Hamilton. Betty Lee .... Hanna, Glenna ............ Harr. Joe ..,.................. Hartlieb, Julian ...... Haught, Edwin ........... Hawkins, Donald ..... Hawkins, Naomi ..... Heim, John ......,,..... Henderson, Daryl ....,.. Henry, Anna .......,...... Hess, Darla ....................... Higgenbotham, Helen Higgenbotham, Viola Hllberry, Lee ..,..,.......... Holbert, Carl ..............,...... Holt, Sara Bainbridge ......... Hood, Helen ..........,....... Hoult, Raymond ...........,.. Howard, Bobby ....... Huff, Lucille ,..,............, Hull, William .............. Hunsaker, Avarilla .... Hunsaker, Mary ....,.... Israel. Beatrice ........ Jack, Frances ........ Jenkins, Betty ........,. Jennings, Joseph ..... Jones, Paul ............ Keener, Lucy ...... Kendall, James ........ Kennedy, Hilda ....... Kloc, Walter ........,... Krause, William ..,...... Laughlin, Robert .....,. Leasor, Marian ...,....... Lennon, Gertrude ..... INDEX 36 42 40 26 37 36 34 31 37 33 36 38 27 28 39 36 33 as flffff 24 43 32 30 40 51 32 38 28 24 47 23 51 29 27 33 2K5 40 25 ,Page Fifty-eight ,ig ,gg Q ,maple flashes iii JUNIOR CLASS ROLL WITH INDEX---Continued Little, Eloise ....,..,... Little, Helen ......4.,.,, Little, Mary .........,... Little, Rosemary ..... Lynch, Mary Jane ..... McCl-ain. Ed ......,...,.,.. McDougal, Eugene . McFee, Howard .....,. McLeary, Frank ...,... McLuckie, Mary ..,.... Magro, Virginia ....,.. Manley, Charles ..,..., Manley, Joan ..........,., Manley, Thomas ...., Marciana, Mary ,. ,.... . .,.,. . Marro, Ricky ........, M-artin, Evelyn ....... Martin, Mary ..,.......... Martin, Robert l...... ,. Mason, Mary Eleanor ....... ...... Maurer, John ........... Miller, Wilma ........... Miller, Winifred ........ ..-,-- Mills, Betty Ann .....,. Milsom, Marie ...,... Moffa, Anthony ,..,... Moore, Cale .,....... ,... . . Moore, James ........... Molenock, Carl ............, ---..- Monell, Dominick Moran, Martha Jane Morgan, Mildred ........... ,- Morris, Harlam ,..,..... Morris, John .......,.., Murrey, Ruby .l...., Nash, Teresa ..l........ Nutter, William ..... . O'Neill, Louise .....,. Palmer, William ...... ..,... Parker, Guy ...,....... Parker, Wilbur .....,. Patton, Thelma ....... Pellerite. Mike ....... Pethal, Burnell ..........,.. .--,-- Pitrola, Ag atina ............... ...... Prickett, David ............. ,--,,- Postelthwaite, Leroy Ramsey, Melba ......... Reed, Harry .......,..... Reed, Richard .,,.....,.., .-.--- Renner, Kathern ..... Retzlaff, Mary ....,,.,. Richardson, Freda Riefer, Louise .,,........ Riggs, Nelle ......,...... Riggs, Pearl ........... Riley, Mary ...,........... Rogers, Laura Lee... Romano, Anthony Rote, Sam ..............--,.- Rowan, Sherwood Russell, Edward ..... Samms, Eileen ......... Satterfield, Louise Satterfield, Martha . Satterfield, Pearl ..... Page Fifty-nine Saylor, Elizabeth Ann ,,........,,,... ...... 2 7 Scagnelli, Eugene .................. ..... - Scott, Harold ....,............. ..... 27 Scott, Reda ..........,.. Sherbs, Eleanor ..... Shreve, Elaine ....... Shultz, Joe ..,....,........ Shuttleworth, Mary .,,... Skarzenski, Walter .,,...... Slocum, Willa QBillie1 ..., Smallwood. Irene .....,......, Smedley, Earl l........., ....... Smell, Martha ............ ....,. Smith, Clarence l-uu',.,.... Smith, Geraldine ............ Smith, Kathryn .,,...... .,,. Snider, Josephine ....., 33 29 ffff 31 flff 33 36 Sole, Robert ........... ...,., 3 7 Sordi, Clara ....,...... ....,. 3 9 Spurgeon, Betty ........ ..,... 3 2 Staggers, Susan ........,... .,.,.. 2 9 Stevens, Margaret , ...... ..,... 4 0 Stewart, Marguerite ....... ...... 3 9 Stingo, Rose .........,........ ...... 4 2 Stratton, David .,....,,,. .. - Sturm, William ,...l.. .. - Sypult, Clyde ................ .... - Sypult, Marybelle ........ ...... 2 7 Sypult, Nadine .............l ...... 3 3 Talbert, Josephine ..,........,.. ...... 4 3 Talkington, Byron ....,,...,,.,..... ...,.. 4 6 Talkington, Chester ............. ...... ...... 2 5 Talkington. Elma Nept.ne ....... ...... 4 1 Tamuty, Victor ..............,....... ...... - Tatto, Jessie ..,...................., ,..... 4 2 Tedrick, Helen .......... ....,. 3 9 Tedrow, Paul .,.....l................. ....., - Thomas, Marguerite .............. ...... 2 5 Thompson, Helen Virginian, Thompson, William . ......,... . Throop, Mary Margaret ,,.,.,. Tiano, John ...........,...... . Toothman, Helen ...... Tratta. Helen ....,.,.... Troy, Madelyn ........,. Valenzona. Mary ..... Varner, Eileen ....... Varner, Robert ....... Vernon. Ja-mes ....,,. Wade, William ....... Warder, Robert ....... Watson, Edwin ..... Watson, John ,.,. . Welch, Marian ....... Whiteford, Jack ..,..... Whitehair, Roberta Wilburn, Ruth .,,,.....,,.., Wilfong, Joy ......................... Williamson, Genevieve ...,... Wilmoth, Jesse .......,.,....... Wilson, Ernest ............ Wilson. Jean .............. Wilt, James .........,.,....,. Wise, Thelma ............,...... Worthington, Edward ..,. Zaccagni, J ildo .............. 24 41 QQQQQQ 50 49 25 23 40 fff Q5- 50 25 45 2111 QHPKHLTFQ nf Cilmurg Kiran Qilnfnariw D Q Il ORGANIZATIONSH N .UM ff 01 Emnple ilfeahes THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . AD ASTRA CHAPTER -if -K' -if -I- Fmsr SEMESTER President ............. ..,,4,, E rnest Hutton ,.,,,..,...,,.., Vice President .A,,., ....... R eed Miller .,................. Sec'rcfm'y ...,...A, ,,,,,,, H arriet Rogers ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, Adviser ...... .,A.A.. M iss Ivy I. Hustead .,,,,.,,, Council .,,..,,, Mr. W. E. Buckey Miss Louise Rock Miss Mary Margaret Wrick Miss Ivy I. Hustead Mr. B. D. Kahn Members this year are: SECOND SEMESTER ,.....,..Jack Manley ,.....Betty Bell .....,...iMIary Reiser .,,......Miss Ivy I. Hustead Doreth-a Mae Clayton, Juanita Farinash, John Fear, Elizabeth Hall, Susan Helmick, Robert Hamilton, Mary Lee McCarty, Betty Jane Moore, Virginia Nutter, Mary Elnora Shingleton, Mae Stevens. The object of the Ad Astra Chapter of the National Honor Society is: to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a d'esire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in the pupils of Fairmont Senior High School. Membership in this society is based on character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Students must stand in the upper quartile of their class in the four objectives of the organization. They are selected for membership by the faculty of the school. The society is t.he most outstanding organization in the school. It is a great honor to be elected to membership because of the rigid qualifications that are upheld. On the emblem of the society is a torch around which are the letters, C., S., L., and S., which stand for Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Page Sixty-two illiflrlf' 3f1l'Hf'PS i l-Il-LIFE President ,,, , , e Ernest Hutton Business Manager ..,. 4 Jack Manley Hi-Life is the student publication of Fairmont High School and repre- sents the Voice of the students. The journalism class studies the various parts of a newspaper and an elected staff publishes the paper semi-monthly. In former years the great number of students of journalism necessi- tated the use of two staffs to publish the paper at alternate periods. This year, however, there was only one class in journalism and the twenty-five members published Hi-Life. The make-up of a newspaper: news, feature and human interest stories, advertising, reviews, editorials, and columns, were studied throughout the year. Page Sixty-tlzrce Qsgsilz giliiaple 31221625 1936 MAPLE LEAVES CARL HOLBERT E di tor-in-C hie f MARY MACLUCKIE Literary Editor JOHN AMOS Assistant Literary Editor ANTHONY ROMANO Organizations Editor -If -X' 41- -I JOHN DEISON Business Manager STEPHEN AMOS Sports Editor SHIRLEY CURREY Picture Editor DANNY GALLUCCI Art Editor -I 'K' 41- -ll' STAFF WILLIAM NUTTER Associate Editor FREDA RICHARDSON Typist JOHN HEIM Feature Editor VIRGINIA LEE CUNNINGHAM Typist MAPLE LEAVES ADVISERS Pk Pk Dk CHARLES MICHAEL HARDY JENNIE HARSHBARGER XANNA GIBSON BENJAMIN D. KAHN VIRGINIA CASSELL IVY I. HUSTEAD MARY V. SLEPESKY BETTY LEE BOYERS Page Sixty-four 5 se? silf marie 3528622 si' S23 if GIRLS AT LETIC CLUB President ..,........., ,,.A... B eulah Ann Hall Vice-President ....... ...... li flary Bernaldo Secretary .A4 .,.....,. .....,, M artha Alice Greg-ory Treasurer ...l.....,........., .,l... V irginia Mattingly Program Chairman ..,,., ...... A vis Nutter Adviser .......i.........r.r., ....Arr...............,.............,,.. M iss Eunice Linderman The purpose of the Athletic Club is to increase the interest in intramural sports, put girls in better physical condition, and teach them sportsmanship, fair play and co-operation. Many of the girls work as hard as the boys to earn their letters. They enter 'all the tournaments for individuals as ping pong, jacks, shuffle board, and roller skating and are present for the games when their team plays. Six hundred points by the end of the senior year or an average of two hundred points a year for the number of years the student has worked, are needed before she is entitled to a letter, which is awarded to her on recognition day. One can earn points by: holding an officeg being a member of a teamg being a captain of a squad: being a captain of a teamg participating in the gamesg winning the gamesg good sportsmanshipg having perfect attendance at meetingsg being a cheer leaderg being 'a member of the clubg playing the piano for the classg being a field judgeg and being the outstanding senior girl. This club is the largest in school and has been steadily increasing since first started in 1931-1932. Ma Page Sixty-six Blank Zllwhff if Q2 SW L,,,!.W 11 , MW I-ll-Y I -I -li 41- President .,,...... ......... J oseph Hawkins Secretary . ,..,..A,.......,,., .,..........., ,.,..........,........ ...... ,,,,.., James Kerns Hi-Y is an organization of which Fairmont High School should be proud. Its standards are: Clean Living, Clean Speech, Clean Sportsman- ship, and Clean Scholarship. The purpose of the club is to create and maintain, throughout the school and the community, higher standards of Christian life. Each year the club has increased in size until it now has a total mem- bership of about thirty-five. The club's most important social event of the year was the dance held in the school's gymnasium. Another feature was the attendance of the members at the convention held at Wheeling. The Hi-Y is sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. through its secretary, Mr. W. C. Arnold of Charleston. In Fairmont High School, the Hi-Y boys are sponsored by Mr. Fencil and Mr. Ludwig. Page Sixty-sevriz gg? gg' Cilllaple Zlleaiaes l THE NATIONAL Tl-IESPIANS 46 -lt -JG -76 President ,..,..........,A.A .,..... J ane Evans Vice President ,,...,,A7.., .. ...,,.. B etty Bell Secretary-Treasurer ...., , ,.A.... M ary Reiser ' Miss Lucille Jenkins Adviser ..i,...............i..,........,,...e....,.....eei,,.............. One of the most outstanding organizations of the school is the National Thespians Society. The Thespians have been in the school for several years, and have done extensive work throughout that time. Under the able direc- tion of Miss Jenkins the Thespians were certain of the dramatic success they made in Fairmont High School this year. The purpose of the National Thespian Society is to promote interest in 'high school dramatics. You will remember the tender hearted Mimi in Mimi Lights The Candle. The dramatization of the Christmas play and the three-act mys- tery, The Ryerson Mystery, showed that there is efceptional talent in the organization. In order to become a member the student must show acting ability and participate in some of the school plays given during the year. Two initiations were held during the past year which increased mem- bership to twenty members. Page Sixty-eight U Cmaple Qfeahes gg V5 l X e 1 BLUE TRIANGLE CLUB , 46 President .,L.... ..,,,.. ..... ....,. . L e la Jacobs Vice President ........ ,..... , Mary Elnora Shingleton Secretary .....,,..,LL ..... , .Sue Helmick Treasurer .,.,...., L.L.r.L, ...L,.,L,.........,,,...,,.,,v..... , H arriet Rogers The Blue Triangle Club is a part of the National Girl Reserve Organ- ization sponsored by the Y. W. C. A. Any high school girl is elegible for membership. The objectives of the club are: the development of leadership, friend- liness, and school spirit. Its chief purpose is the creation of social activities for the members. By varying the program the leaders have hoped to make the club serviceable as welkas an aid socially to the girls. Baskets of food were distributed to the poor at Christmas, and the club tried to help and cheer those girls who were ill. On several evenings the girls gathered at the Y. W. C. A. to spend a few hours together with the various amusements afforded there. Page Szsvty-nine 4 WQQ . SQQM ' 'R' 'I' 'I' K f x. 1 ' ' ' fl A A Z4 ry ,Hy .AJ I4 .1 . -4 1 - 1' . . ,M f ,, 'A 'ff ff , M V V U .,.4 - 414 ,4J.4.4 A JA ' f f I n A I l 11 X If 036 4 411 44, ' 14 41 ..1-.4.,-. 1 1 Aw, 53 A . :-1-f. I -- I 0 Y .1114 K1 Lila if 361 24,43 K I-44. , ' , 4 'I v 34,1 , 4 l'ffz1,f D jf 2 U V A' i . l v ' j - sf V A 1 - 7 E f ' W if - 1 ' ' , W BL I N ,w f V W Q,z3,,3,f Qfwwff K we . K WWE? WWE bk 3 SIGNATURES and SOUVENIRS K 0 A r xXx XX XX X SPORTS X X s ,x x .X X x N 3? -Q X J + 37' Q Qliiaple 11021525 jirraix, .1 H .Q adtylnutiti' - NJ First row: Second row: Third row: Back row: Fairmont .,.... ..,. FOOTBALL TEAM -X' il- 'X' if Frank McLeary, John Tatto, Wgo Sordi, Horace Christner, Don Nimblett, Dave Rownd, John Heim. Joe Schultz, Charles Witt, Harry Reed, Paul Brown, John Colantino, Bud Smith, Julian Hartlieb, Bill Goetz. Frank Clayton, Harold Ballengee, Blaine Ankrom, J. W. Havelicheck, Bill Frey, Guy Parker, Jesse Wilmoth, Harlan Morris, Maynard Eberly, James Brown, John Pica, James Cobun. Coach Dawson, Anthony Yanero, Warren Warden, Jimmy Hess, Eddie Kosko, Clyde Sypult, Pete Yarce, Ed. Billingham. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 6- 0 ,sY,,,, 4,,,,, M anmmgton Fairmont ....,s,, ........ 1 2-26 ,.,., ..,...,............. S hinnston Fairmont ..,...,. ...,. 0 -56 ..... ....,. W ashington Irving Fairmont ...,..., .. L. 6-36 .l... ,,,,....,,.............. V i tory Fairmont ,,,,,,ss a,a.. 0 - 6 ,ss, s.ssss F armi gton Fairmont ..s,.... ........ 7 -13 .,... ,....... F ai View Fairmont ...,.... ..,...,. 2 0- 6 .,l.l, ....... E as Side Page Seventy-two M QQ -Q c'm2'Pl2 iflwflw if stiff sa FOOTBALL 4 If -I U' Under great handicaps Coach Biz Dawson produced this year a team which was at times on the low side of the score but was never beaten in spirit. From the opening whistle to the final gun the '34 Polar Bears fought, and fought hard. The Bears, this year inherited from their coach an indomitable fighting spirit which has given us a great goal to strive for in future athletics. One of the high points of the season was the Bears' triumph over Mannington in the first game of the year. Mannington, always a strong rival, went down to the score of 6-0. In the third quarter Fairmont pulled a new trick out of the bag by a deceiving shift of the backs far to the left. Fairmont worked such deceptive passes and runs intermingled that Mannington was soon completely demoralized. Then by a pass from Dusty Brown to Reed and a quick smash by Kosko the ball was carried over the line for the deciding score. Our highest high point was gained one Saturday afternoon at South Side Park when the scrappy 'little Polar Bears ran around, passed over, and plunged through the much heavier team of East Side Yellow Jackets to win by the decisive score of 20-6. The Yellow Jackets backed by heavy odds, went down nobly before a driving fighting Fairmont machine. Witt, Hartlieb, and Kosko did most of the ball carrying while McLeary, Christner and Reed shone on the defense. The Bears retained only two titles this year, that of being City Champions and that of being fighters. WRESTLING I' If I' 'I' Wrestling was newly given its pl-ace as an active sport in our school this year by Mr. Ludwig. By the enthusiasm with which the students greeted this sport it is ex- pected to become -a major activity in Fairmont High. The mat men lost their first match to a crack aggregation from East Fairmont High where wrestling has been a popular sport for many years. Our grapplers then journeyed to Weston and there succeeded in defeating the Weston High wrestlers by a score of 23-20. Weston High wrestlers had been undefeated Valley champions for three successive years. Our grunt and groan men, gaining strength, next defeated Harrisville 20-18. Following that they were again defeated by East Fairmont High in a return match. In a match at Fairmont High gym, they were defeated by a determined Weston High squad. Their last match ended in defeat for Fairmont at the hands of Harrisville. The wrestlers are: Louis Cimino, Robert Martin, Anthony Moffa, Merle Amos, Victor Tamuty, Anthony Yanero, Danny Galluci, John Deison, Dale Cottrill, Mervin Martin, Jildo Zaccagni, Welty Goode, Bud Sheltman, Lester Karl, Arnold Stewart, Joe Shultz, and Managers David Currey and Lawrence Abbot. Page .Seventy-three 1 5 ,QQ Q7 maple illeafxes y ggi BASKETBALL Front row: Charles Witt, Jack Hagan, Blaine Ankrom. Second row: John Tatto, Frank McLeary, Bud Smith, Paul Brown, Eddie Kosko. Back row: Billy Thompson, Harry Dennis, Robert Herbert. Fairmont ,,,....,.,.. Fairmont, Fairmont ,..,,.,..... Falrmontn. ,.,, F3ll'm0Dt,,. ..,, Fairmont ......,.l.., BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Fairmont .....,... .20-21 Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont ......,, 32-44 ..,,.,.....,.. Buckhannon Washington Irving Victory 31-26 ..........,......... Hundred 39-16 ,,t......,...... Monongah Fairmont ..,........, 24-15 ,,,,,,,,.. East Fairmont Fairmont .....,,..... 20-22 27-29 .t,..,..,,., Barraickville Fairmont ............ 40-33 24-22 ,...,,,,,t,,t. Farmington Fairmont .......,.,.. 27-16 ..,,,t,. East Fairmont Fairmont .....,,..,,. 26-32 36-35 ,,.,...,....., Farmington Fairmont ..,.,...,... 21-28 Shinnston Fairmont...........,37-32 Fairmont ..,....,.,..,. 29-25 ............., Shinnston SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT CITY CHAMPIONSHIP 30-20 Victory Washington Irving Buckhannon ......,.Farmington ..,.,,rSaint Peters .,.,...Saint Peters Page. Seve l l l nty-four M Q gg gllllaple Trains ggi QQ Q BASKETBALL I I I I The same fighting spirit which was possessed by the football team was present in the Bears during basketball season. Many boys answered Coach Dawson's call for early practice and' trained vigorously for the season. These boys, though many of them did not make the team, made the team possible. The Bears' season was featured by many thriling games, some successes and some defeats. Probably the most satisfying of Fairmont's triumphs were the two decisive trouncings which were given to East Fairmont. The first game which we won by a score of 24-15 was played on the enemy's floor. The Bears showed superior passing, accurate shooting, and airtight defense. The second game, played on our own floor, was taken by the Bears with a score of 27-16. The Bears showed the same superiority throughout. Fairmont squeezed out two wins over Farmington which were featured by good teamwork and headwork. The first game was won by a score of 24-22 and the second by a score of 36-35. The Farmers always furnish plenty of competition for the Polar Bears. It may be mentioned here that they furnished a little too much in the sectional tournament, 'putting the Bears out in the first round. A thriller was dropped to Shinnston when the Shinnston boys came back strong in the last quarter to lead Fairmont by one point at the final gun, the score being 21-20. The Bears made up for this near the end of the season when they downed Shinnston by the score of 29-25. Following th sectional tournament the Bears engaged in a city championship series with Saint Peters High School, both teams having defeated East Fairmont. After winning this, the first game 'by a score of 26-25 and the second by a score of 30-20, the Bears became unquestionably the City Champions. BCXING I I I I In the spirit of enthusiasm and the will to develop self-confidence and alertness a 'boxing team was formed at our high school. Under the direction of Mr. Hardy this team progressed rapidly to a fine record of four victories and one defeat. We hope and believe that boxing, along with wrestling, will create much interest in Fairmont High in the future. Matches were scheduled with the various high schools near Fairmont. The first match with Blacksville High resulted in a trouncing for Blacksville. The feature of the match was a knock-out by Leroy Frankman, speedy and hard puncher of the Bantamweight class. The second match, scheduled with Clarksburg Athletic Club, was won. on a forfeit. Blacksville was en- countered in a return match at Blacksville and another victory for Fairmont mittmen. The West Virginia University Freshmen, undefeated up to the time of their match with Fairmont High, were on the losing end 4-2. Freeman Campbell featured with a knock- out. The last match of the season, advertised as the State Championship match, was won by Richwood on close decisions, Frankman and Sestito earning technical knock- outs in their bouts. The team consists of Orester Cornelio, Bud Hamilton, Arthur Brown, Leroy Frank- man, Joe Testa, Joe Sestito, James Dotts, James Wilburn, Marshall Lupo, Freeman Campbell, John Pica, Harold Ballengee, Julio Tutalo, Managers James Delligatti and Albert Collins. We lose Dotts, Pica, Frankman, and Lupo by graduation. Page Seventy-five S42 til Marie 3523925 se S115 SZ? CHEER LEADERS ROSE NASH REEDIE MILLER FRANCES MILLER FRED CHIODO INTRAMURALS il- -K' -I' 'X' Intramural sports were brought into existence this year by Mr. Ludwig. Many boys are enlisting in the different sports as they come along in order to Win an intra-mural letter. Any boy may win a letter by earning eight hundred points. Points are given for participation in games and additional points for winning games. The first intramurals this year were handball, both singles and doubles. So great was the number enrolled for these games, although they are new to Fairmont Senior High School, that some time was required to play off these tournaments. This contest was followed by basketball which was divided into two divisions, those who were under one hundred thirty pounds, and those who were over one hundred thirty. This arrangement made the sport accessible and fair for all the boys in school. After these sports, volley ball, ping pong, and shuffle board began and consumed the interests of the boys for the rest of the year. Page Seventy su' .f.,', ri- . I. .J fy. '. . f . . ' . -'xl .'4.. ll'-1 ,.L Tg rw f '--'vm' -- . . .. , . , J- , -,-,af-3. .-,.'y.- .--., .V . , h h lr. if- an-l-:Iii-':,j-2',-?51.1-iff.Afl'... ,f',ji' -H jp' 3112. g-1: ,J - , .-fg 1,-11 . .' I.,-, I - '.1, -' 9-. 'K .1- iq-v ' Q' 4' Q.: z-jj ' . .I flfl-, -. jg. 3- :gg :.- ' '7-' ..L :'f,' :',' fa , '- 'F' ' 'f, 5' .'.-' .55 1.1. xii, fn- -.j :Rf -'l, .3 ,1 1' .. I ,..-. -, -, 1- df- ' ' -' .1-'L -511' ' v- ,-.., .- -- -,.. s,. 'SQ S42 SZ? SHWHPIP 3528925 S25 N493 S532 DRAMATICS The Whole Town's Talking -I' 'I' -I I One of the biggest hits of the scholastic dramatic season was the Senior play, The Whole Town's Talking. Although the cast did excellent work in their character portrayals, no small part of the success of this play was due to the unseen members, the stage group. The group who worked untiringly behind the scenes was composed of the following: Miss Jenkins, directorg Harriet Rogers, assistantg DeLoyd Vincent, stage manager, Blaine Robinson, assistant, Mary Reiser, property managerg Andrew Hauge, Mary Lee McCarty, Jack Powell, Mabel Everley, assistants, Reedie Miller, business managerg John Fear, assistantg Bud Morgan, advertising managerg Juanita Stewart, ticket manager -g Mary Elnora Shingleton, house managerg Jane Evans, supervisor of make-up. Henry Simmons ............ Jack Manley Chester Binney ........ Julius Johnson Harriet Simmons ,... Virginia Nutter Ethel Simmons ................ Betty Bell Roger Shields ,....... Bobbie Hamilton Donald Swift .............. Paul Arbogast Letty Lythe ............ Phyllis Berdine The Cast was as follows: Lila Wilson .............. Mary Bernaldo Sally Otis ........ .,.,.. Annie ........................ Sadie Bloom ............. .Betty J. Moore Madelyn Fidler .....Mildred Ellis Taxi Driver ....... ........... B ob Moran Mrs. Jackson ..........,. Girl ..............,............. .Elizabeth Hall .Dorothy Little SYNOPSIS Mr. Simons wanted to marry his daughter to his junior partner in business, but the partner, Chester Binney, was the type of bachelor for whom no wcman could care. Mr. Simmons and Chester conceived the plan of inventing a few past love affairs for unromantic Chester. From a. book shop they picked a picture of Letty Lythe, a famous actress. In no time the story of Chester's love affair leaked out. On top of this apparent popu- larity, Letty comes to the town with her husband, a prize fighter. Trouble started for Chester but finally he succeeded in winning the lovely Ethel. Page Seventy eight si' Q S332 Amerie 'illwffff si Si? if DRAMATICS The Ryerson Mystery 4 If 'I' If The Thespians with their usual success with play production scored another hit that will be difficult to supercede. No one knew what was going to happen until the Ryerson Mystery was solved at the Senior High School by a crowd of mystery hunters. THE CAST Mrs. Ryerson ........ ........ V irginia Nutter Annie Brady .......... ............. J ane Evans Hattie Andrews .....,. .............. M ary Reiser Joe Keller ...........,.. .......... C harles Poling John Harkness ........i ......... R eedie Miller David Ryerson ......... .......... J ohn Heim Fessner ..........,....... ............... M erle Amos Carol Ryerson .......... ......... E linor Johnson Vera Morgan .,....... ..,............ A nne Hall Stanley Buell ...................................c.................................. Jack Manley Directed by Lucile Jenkins This play dealt with a kidnapping. The victim was Judge Ryerson. Because Judge Ryerson had the name of giving unduly long prison sen- tences, no demand for ransom was made. The motive for the crime was supposed to be revenge. The identity of the kidnapper remained a mystery until practically the last moment of the play. False clues were followed up, and suspected people proved their innocence. Harkness, who had been called in to solve the mystery fell in love with the J udge's daughter. The surprising confession of Harkness, the kidnapper, after all suspicion had been diverted from him, afforded a strong dramatic climax. There were moments of breathless suspense in this drama, along with many good laughs. Page Seventy-nine 3' : ,. is A 3 5 1 . .- 1 f v ,445 2, ' '- ' VV QQ Z If' W, 5- , 1 'f 1 1 , - if X L Q Q XV ' M' 'sg W! 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First Frances Miller ........ Jack Manley ............... Betty Jane Moore .,......,...... . B111 Nutter .................. Ruth Hess .,.......... Frances Miller ........ Jack Manley .....,.. .Frances Miller ........ Bud Smith ...........,................. Doretha Mae Clayton .,,,...,,.. Jack Manley ......,,,.....,............ Neatest Girl ......,.,..,.,.. ....... B etty Bell ......... Neatest Boy ............. Jack Manley ....,....... Best Girl Dancer ......l. ....... G ertrude Lennon ....el, Best Boy Dancer .le..... ....,.l A rmon Pallotta ......,... Best Alibi Finder ....... Best Student .,......,.,.....,....... Most Dignified Student ....... Best Sport ............................. Biggest Bluff ....... Biggest Flirt ....................,.... Most Dependable Student ..,. Cutest Couple ....... ......., 1 . ...... .Victor Forte ,....c.. . .Anne Parker ........ Betty Bell .,....... .Eddie Kosko ......... .......Victor Forte......... Thelma Wise ....... .J ack Manley ......... Ruth Hess ......... ........., lR6'6'd16 Miller ...v... ......... Second Betty Jane Moore Reedie Miller Elinor Johnson Reedie Miller Betty Jane Moore Betty Bell Eddie Kosko Betty Jane Moore Bob Hale Virginia Nutter Oscar Davis Shirley Currey Bob Hamilton Minnie Colantino Bud Tetrick Bob Haskell Jack Manley Jack Manley .......,John Tatto Thelma Wise Anne Parker jBetty Jane Moore l Y , .N . J ohnme Helm Page Ezghty two ADVERTISEMENTS V f Mjw W ww QQQHERE?xiii?iii?MiiiQQQQQQQ BOOSTERS AMOS, PAUL E. ANONYMOUS Al51gBRUSTER-ROBINSON A FRIEND OF MAPLE LEAVES BARNES, HERSCHEL B. BARNES, DR. H. S. BARR BEAUTY PARLOR BELL, ERNEST R. BELL, DR. ORRIN E. BLACK, W. T. BOGGESS, HOWARD BOYERS, DR. LEE B. BROWN, DR. M. E. BUCKEY, W. E. CARTER, DR. CARL J. CLINTON, DR. J. B. ' CONAWAY, C. G. COSTELLO, FRANK CRANE, C. F. CURREY, CLARENCE CURREY MOTOR CO. DOLLISON, R. H. DUNHAM'S BARBER SHOP EVANS, CHARLES W. FOX, HUGH J. FRIEND OF THE MAPLE LEAVES GENERAL TIRE 6 BAT- TERY CO. GLENN, R. H. HIALL, LINN V. 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