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

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FRANK A. LLOYD, Jr. “Frankie” Latin Club, Debate Team, “Tulip Time”, Hi-Y Club President, Na- tional Thespians, Photography Club, Glee Club, “Mrs. Temple’s Tele k r a m”, “Pattie Makes Things Hum”, All State Chorus ’35, ’36. MARY JO FISCHER “Maby” ANNA BELLE WILSON “Awn” Girl Reserves, Finance Board, Athletic Club. WILLIAM H. GOETZ “BUI” Lettermen’s Club, National Thes- pians, “House of Seven Gables ’, “Murdered Alive”, Latin ( lub. KATHERINE DAVIS “Katie” CLAUDE VINCENT Girl Reserves, Girls’ Athletic “Claude Henry” Club, Choral Club, Junior Red Cross, Latin Club ’35, ’36, French '35, ’36, “Tulip Time”. BONNIE COHN CLARA LOUISE TEITT Hi-Life ’37, Washington Irving “Kettie” Hiah School '34, ’35, ’36. „ , Student Council RALPH E. PATTERSON ELOISE ABEL “Pat” Latin Club, Orchestra, Hi-Life. Maple Leaves, Girl Reserves, Girls’ Athletic Club. Twenty-three

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CLASS CfNCECS CHARLES ROBERT JUDY Hob Junior Class President, Senior Class President, Senior Sena- tor, Lettermen’s Club, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, ‘Tu- lip Time'’ GEORGE MORAN National Thespians, “Patty Makes Things Hum”, Latin Club, President Sophomore ( lass, Vice-President Senior Class, “Murdered Alice”, “The House of Seven Gables”, Hi- Life, Forensic League, French CIuivNational Honor Society BARBARA ANN FANKHAUSER Bea” President, National H onor Society, President, National Thespians, Secretary, Senior Class, Choral Club. Maple Leaves ’37, F'rench Club, Tu- lip Time”, “Mrs. Temple s Telegram”, “Murdered Alive”, “The House of Seven Gahles”, “Patty Makes Things Hum”. « SLMCI CLASS THERE CAN BE no doubt about the fact that the Senior Class is the heart of Fairmont Senior High School. Since the day that this group entered the school as bewildered Sophomores, they have shown their leadership and ability in all phases of school life. The Senior Class should be an example for the Junior and Sophomore classes to follow, and we believe that the Class of Nineteen Hundred Thirty-seven is an excellent example of what a class should be. They are not without their faults, but we believe theirvg bd.’points overshadow by far their bad ones. C iff Their many feats in all walks of school life have set a high goal for the classes to come to strive for. Its members have set new records in all activities. And now, may the entire student body stop for a moment and pay its re- spects to this, the Senior Class of Fairmont Senior High School for the year nineteen hundred thirty-seven. Twenty-two

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ALICE MILDRED HAWKINS “Mickie” Athletic Club, Girl Reserves, Hi- Life. ARTHUR CLARK FREY, Jr. “Bad” Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, Rifle Club. BETTY BROWN Athletic Club, Secretary, Girl Re- serves, President, Student Gov- ernment, Secretary, Junior Red Cross. BETTIE STRAIGHT National Honor Society, Junior Red Cross, Maple Leaves ’37, Biology Award ’35. JOHN HAWKINS Hi-Y, Band, Boxing. PAULINE ROMINO “Polly Ann” Hi-Life. BETTY L. WATSON “Watso” Choral Club, A Capello Choir, Athletic Club, “Cynthia’s Strat- egy”. MADELINE MYERS “Gaggie” DORA ELLEN MICHAEL JOHN J. MULVEHILL. Jr. “Mike” Hi-Life. Girl Reserves, Athletic Club, Choral Club. Twenty-four