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

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MISS DORIS JACKSON The Craftsman’s Helper A mastercraftsman’s work is difficult and requires a helper so that it may he accomplished more easily and quickly. This important job is carried on by Miss Jackson. The instructions on how and where to apply the colors are given her by Mr. Buckey and she very skilfully carries them out. She is always willing: to direct us in any matter and helps in any way she can. From her we receive information and guidance in any problem that may be troubling: us. Our colors are mixed and then applied each in its proper place by Miss Jackson; thus, she makes them blend into an even greater picture of harmony. 11

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MR. W. E. BUCKEY Our Mastercraftsman Mr. Buckey is our mastercraftsman. As principal of our high school, he directs and guides us as one would guide a brush in its sweep across the canvas of school life, problems, and activities. The most difficult problem of the mastercraftsman is to see that the many different colors blend to form a perfect color scheme. This huge job of keeping the many different colors blending harmoniously is accomplished by Mr. Buckey through his ability to understand our problems and through his past years of experience. If a disagreeable color should appear which might cause a defect in the picture, Mr. Buckey very efficiently reestablishes the balance of color. Under his watchful eyes the picture is kept in perfect order and harmony. 10

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n Their First Year at West High Scho MISS PICKERILL’S GROUP COPELAND’S GROUP HSS PICKERILL GROUP: First Row—Ignore Colantino, Betty Lee Ellis, Padline sfliderfRuth Slusser, Bei Campbell, Jennie Ruben, Sarah Kathryn Dcyle, Dorthaleen Hawkins. Second Row—Raymond Barth, Rose Mary Argiro, Ida Mainella, Hilda Virginia Johnson, Eva Stuckey, Miss Pickenll, Joann Dietrich, Louise Rutherford, Agnes Shreve, Carolyn King, Robert YV est. Third Row—Lewis Mallamo, Albert Scartz, Vernon Bennett Arnett, Bill Chaff, Richard Donald- son, Earl Jordan Jr., Lawrence Stewart Jr., Philip Viglianco, Nolan McDonald. MRS. CORELAND’S GROUP: First Row—-Bruce McGinnis, Janet Shriver, Venena Travis, Mary June Davis, Virginia Patrola, Mary Jo Wharton, Clara Savis, Thomas Calhoun Second Row Edgar Ware, Betty Richardson, Mary Elizabeth Williamson, Betty Jean Saunders, Helen ( hambers, Martha Lee Smouse, Virginia Keighron, Wanda Lee Wright, Mary Ceccio, Cora Codagnone, Bob Amos. Third Row— V alter Cassell, Joe Tobrey, Frank Fleming, Buddy Grove, Turley Fleming, William Hou h ' Bobby Maddox Billy Wilson, James Beech, Walton Bush, Gilbert ‘Mahaffey, George 12