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

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CAROLINE BRACKETT DORCAS JAMES Miss Brackett has her B.S.P.E. degree from West Virginia Univer- sity and also attended Brenau College. Her favorite hobby is stamp collecting. She is now the Girls' Physical Education teacher and works in the office. A. F. FONDAW Mr. Fondaw is the treasurer of the financial board of our school. He has attended Western Kentucky State Teachers' College and Bowl- ing Green Business University, and has his B.C.S. degree. He is a native of Western Kentucky. Now teaches Commercial Law and Bookkeeping, and has a hobby of traveling. LOUISE' ROCK Miss Rock is our best advisor on current events and foreign affairs. She has attended Wilson College and Columbia University. Has her A.B. and M.A. degree. Her fav- orite sport is golf. She is spon- sor of the chapter of the Junior Red Cross and an advisor for the Ad Astra chapter of the National Honor Society. She teaches World History. MARIAN FRANTZ Miss Frantz has attended West Vir- ginia University, Northwestern, and the University of Wisconsin. She has her A.B. degree. She is present advisor for the Maple Leaves and Hi-Life. and also teach- es Junior English and Journalism. Her hobby and favorite sports are studying shorthand. swimming and roller skating. 4' if HK IF Miss James. our art teacher, has attended New River State College, Marshall College, Art Institute of Chicago and has her A.B. and M.S. degree. She would rather do scientific illustrating than teach art. Also likes driving, hiking and camping. IVY HUSTEAD Miss Hustead is the present ad- visor for the National Honor So- ciety in our school, and was a member of the original Faculty Council for the ehapted Shu at- tended Wrst Virginia and Colum- bia University where sho obtained her A.B. and M.A. dt-grevs. Sha- teaches mathematics. KATHERINE NUNN Miss Nunn is our typing teacher. She is a native of Kentucky and there attended Kentucky State Teachers' College, receiving her fI.S. degree. She has hopes of at.- tending Northwestern in the near future and is fond of tennis. ROSS LUDWIG Mr. Ludwig is the boys' Physical Education teacher. Aside from his gym classes he has started and teaches two new courses, a safety course and a course in radio. From W. V. U. he has his B.S.P.E. and M.A. degrees. Besides school work he engages in military traininz. A favorite activity is camping. U l1DhOl100l'ilIJhBd T6ilCh9l'S JOEL B. JOHNSON JENNIE HARSHBARGER XANNA GIBSON VIOLA WOLFE LUCILE JENKINS ENSEL HAWKINS PAUL B. DAWSON GLENN ARNETT MARTIN DETURK THIRTEEN

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llAROI,l5 STRAIGHT Mr. Straiyrhl has alle-nmlvcl Fair- mont Slalv 'I'm-:u'hl'rs' Collvxze and Wi-st Virginia llniw-rsily anil has his A.lL :mil M.A. ill-1:11-4-s. H4- li-:wlivs Anivrii-an Hisotry. Likes ln play lm-nnis, MRS. .IESSIE lJlf'liERSO'N Mrs, liivlu-rson has vhai'5gc of our school 1-zifvle-i'i:i. She- has lvvvn one of our f:iilhI'1lls, luirim: svrvwl tw4-nIy-on- yi-ars. :innl only ln-im: alison! om-1' in 4-iulili-M1 years. For this fi-nl, lYioki1- gains-il national m'oniiiis'lu'v in tho lwwslvalwrs this winter. :i fart which makes us pronnl ol' hor. llc-r hohlxy is play- im1'lvriilir:-:uinl winnimt lirsl prizes. 5lll.IlRI'Ill l'li'liERll.L Miss l'ii-lu-rill is our shorlhanil In-:u'hvr. Shi- is :i nalivl- ul' Kon- lul-ky :mil has hi-r homo ilu-rv. l l'om lluliuna Ilniw-rsily shi- has hw-r A,l4. rlvxzrw- :mil has also at- lvmlwl liowlimt lin-vii llusiness llniu-rsiiy. Hel' l':ivorilo holvlvy is 1rux'1-limi, ES ROBEY JOANIN KUNNINGHANI FRANC Miss Rolwy has attended West Miss bunnimzham his ittcnilul Virginia University, University of Fairmont 'Mila 1L'lLhlls Lolld-1 Wisconsin, and Duke University, and West Vllnlnu H1 ami has hm- A-B. degree and 3 when she mfuoiul in Pnizlish 'mil nlvxrreo in music. Sho teaches l 1 -'nth 1 111 fs HH 'I sophomore and husiness English. SUNIOMOH l'Hislll1 H! I ' llvr favorite holuhy is music, hohhy lb lf Illini! DNA M. COPELAND Mrs, Copeland has attenaleml West Virginia University and Columbia University and has a ll.S.H.E. and M, A. degree. She now teaches sophomore English. She likes to play golf and bridge. MARY MARGARET WRICK Miss Wrick has her A.B. degree from Fairmont State Teachers' Cole-no and her M.A, degree from the University of Pittsburgh. She now teaches Latin. Her favorite hohhy is playing the piano. GLENN AMMONS Mr. Ammons is our chemistry ti-arhvr. He attended Fairmont Stall- Teachers' College and West Virginia Universiiy, has his A.l3. ilegrec and is working' on his M.A. His favorite sport and hobby are huntinu and gardening. OTTIS GRIMES MRS. HAZEL T. HERNDON Mr .Grimes is lhe boys' hiology teacher. H0 has his A,B. degree from Fairmont Slate 'l'eachL-rs' Cul. lvm-. and his M.A. rleinve from W4-sl Virginia University. He is present sponsor of the Question Cluh. His favorite hohhies are vampimz and the slide trombone whivh he plays in a local band. -' IXIX-x Mrs. Herndon was until ri-ei-ntly our Miss Taylor. She has ntiemlwl Potomac Stale College, Comlw Con- servatory aml summer 14-rms al Ohio State University. Shi- has a P.M.H. mlmzree. Now lm-aclws mu- sic and sponsors the Choral Cluh. Her hohlvies are traveling: and reading.

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ii t .U 5 in ut all ll ait:x.as- i i K I-my W Q t I i I I t I F P 4 'll Maple Leaves Minutes ik Pk Pk wk If at any time during the past year you happened to drop into Room 104 between three and four o'clock in the afternoon, you probably have seen any one of the following familiar scenes: Maple Leaves Editor, Christine McCray, taking care of the dummy twe refer to the booklb . . . Mary Kathryn Amos and Bettie Toothman separating activity blanks and writing little verses about the Juniors and Seniors who have their pictures in the Annual . . . Franklin Crewe, the business manager, trying to figure out how the Maple Leaves can make a million fdollarsj . . . Jack Davis, advertising manager, helping him, and at the same time adding, subtracting, multiplying-anything to get just nine more ads for the Maple Leaves Play Program . . . Eleanor Hawkins displaying her linoleum blocks proudly, but at the same time insisting that she just can't get boosters . . . Anne Holtz- worth pasting pictures on feature panels . . . Jack Schimmel re- viewing a football game of last September in glowing terms . . . Maxene Nye and Paul Colarusso pounding the typewriters the while . . . Twila Griffith checking over her notes to see what the Girl Reserves have accomplished this year . . . Teecher Frantz doing any one or all of the things mentioned . . . Anyway, we liked every minute of it, and we only hope you like the result of these numerous minutes which we have spent between three and four o'clock for the past eight months! FOURTEEN