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

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MISS ROCK’S GROUP ■C 9 MI GROUP JU yf . Jli V MISS ROCK’S GROUP: First Row—Frank Ferris, Evelyn deLorenzo, Betty Berlin, Joan Villers, Marilyn Lehew, Amelia Yerace, William Muto. Second Row—Carleton Chidester, Caroline Sibray Artha Jane Shutts, Maxine Dawson, Shirley Price, Gloria Jane Robinson, Mary F. Ryan, Imigene Ridenaur, Frances Colbert, Patricia Kucera, Leonard Quenon. Third Row— Harry Davis, Sidney Spiro, George Chinaris, James Weaver, Charles Huffman, Howard Chipps, Blair Frederick, Joe Corley. Fourth Row-—Jack Hilghman, Louis Oliveto, Jack Stevens, Rotfney Riggs, Pete Ceccio, Paul Rutherford, Dick Hupp, William Watkins. MISS WRICK’S GROUP: First Row—Albert Langley, Margaret Sypult, Patricia Ganoe, Jean Mathias Kathryn Brown, Jean Haggar, Doris Ann Clinton, Betty Linger, Donald Lambiotte. Second Row- Marguerite Sprout, Jean George, Joan Smell, Tim Ireland, Dorothy Jean Fetty, James Coughenour, Anna Lee Witt, William Cochran, Albert Bailey.

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An Increase in Personality Development Gives Ah! Some changes can be seen in the incomplete picture of a year ago. The unsophisti- cated simplicity and awkwardness are partly gone. Already improvement can be noted; the picture is not yet finished and ready for the world by any means, but a few flaws have been removed and other pleasing touches have been added. With a wider range of experiences and increased mental ability, the junior is now ready for an advanced selection of activities and he can carry more responsibilities. One of the biggest projects of the junior class is the production of the year book. The staff, elected at the end of the sophomore year, starts work at the beginning of school and works for the rest of the term. An advisor from the faculty oversees and helps the staff. Working on Maple Leaves, many junior students gain valuable exeperieuce. Another outstanding event in the junior’s schedule is the class play. Any junior who has maintained an 85% average, can participate provided he doesn’t let the play interfere with his school work. On February 21, 1941, the class presented “Old Doc”, a three act comedy by Jean Leg Latham. Members of the cast included Martin Kerchelich. Bill Brown, Biil Taylor. Susan Kn fcht. Julia DeBolt. Harry Edison. Dorothy Curtis. Rod Dixon, Warren Wysner, Barbara Berry, Jean Rice. Helen Elmslie, Mary F. Knight, Jeanne Soule and Jane Sargeant. The members of the staff were: Mary Fayne Acker, Tessie Phares, Betty Yigli anco, Howard Hawkins, Barbara Johnston, Harriet Helmick, Bobby Cohen, Helen Uotses, Agnes Tchinski, Doris Lee Thomas, Bob Schimmel, Ray Epperley, Sam Marra, Jean Rice, Harry Edison, Bud Stout. Not to be neglected is their representation in the student government. The seven repre- sentatives are Bertus Mercer, John Bonfantino, Agnes Tchinski, Betty Coe. James Fits- hugh, Fred Heman and Howard Chipper; Howard Hawkins and Herschel Nichols are the two Senators. 18