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

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SAM MARK A. Sammmie didn’t tell us what his hobby is but someone else said it was talking. We hope we didn’t see the wrong person. His favorite sport is football and his favorite girl’s name is “Jane.” If he works as hard when he gets out of school as he did when he was here we think he’ll make a very good doctor. HELEN CHIN AKIS. Helen’s brilliancy will help her to accomplish much success as a doctor. Going to the movies is her hobby. “Georgic Porgie” is her favorite boy’s name and baseball her favorite sport. She is a member of the Maple Leaves staff, and the Junior Red Cross. MARTHA STRAIGHT. “Snip,” a lovely junior with an equally lovely voice, likes the boy’s name “Jimmy.” Her hobby is music and her ambition is to be an opera star. She likes a game of football. Martha is a member of the Choral Club and Girl Reserves. JAMES CARMEN YANERO. Following tradition, his nickname is “Jimmy.” This brainy junior is also our peppiest cheerleader. Jim prefers a good game of baseball to football, which is rare among our students. His ambition is to be in the medical profession. ROXIE JANE FLEMING. Roxie, who has inherited the family’s blue eyes, has “Boots” as a nickname. Col- lecting post cards is her hobby. Many of these cards come from a girl in London with whom she corre- sponds. She hopes to become a teacher. The sport she follows with interest is boating, especially rowing. DORIS LEE THOMAS. “Dorie” wants to visit Europe, but from the looks of things now she will have a long wait. She particularly likes “Mark” as a boy’s name, dancing as a hobby, and swimming as a sport. Maple Leaves Staff, Girls’ Athletic, and Dancing Club in- clude her activities. JOSEPH MATHIOTT BOGGS. To follow his father’s footsteps as a newspaper man is Joe’s ambition. His hobby, of course, is writing, and his favorite sport is watching an exciting football game. KL?UB, Thes- pians, State Chorus, Choral Club, and Maple Leaves are included in his store of high school memories. PEGGY JOANNE SHINGLETON. Petite “Reg” is one of our talented accordion players as well as a player of several other instruments. Her hobby is music and her ambition is to be a musician. She also likes “Harry” and basketball. Band, Orchestra, and Ath- letic Club were her favorites. WILLIAM R. MOORE. Bill is one of our chief mischief makers. He’s always into something; for example, he takes part in all sports for a hobby, but his favorite is football. He belongs to the Hi-Y, Choral Club, and Band. He wants to become a chemical engineer when he is through school. By the way, his favorite name is “Vivian.” ELEANOR JEAN RICE. Jeanne has the unique hobby of collecting miniature horses. What a private secre- tary she will be, especially as her boss’s name is “Billy.” She loves to swim and does it very well. The smile that she gives you in the halls is really worth writing home about. RICHARD BARRY. Dick is another of these football fans. Through model building, he will probably learn the fundamentals of building and engineering. En- gineering is his ambition. The Hi-Y and Camera Club comprised his activities of the past two years that he has been, with us. BARBARA ANITA JOHNSON. “Babs” will make an extra charming air hostess, which is her ambition. She enters all types of dancing as a hobby, and as a sport she prefers swimming or maybe basketball since “Bill” is her favorite boy’s name. She is a Band Majorette. ROBERT SCHIMMEL. Bob like football best of the many sports. His activities were football and Choral Club. A third and fourth interest are “Virginia” and airplanes. He likes to tinker with model airplanes now, but he hopes to tinker with real airplanes at some future date. BETTY JANE DAVIS. Janey seems to go for art and its sidelinges. Pretty girls patterned after Betty or some other artist is her favorite line in art. She wishes to become a dress designer. Skating takes up a lot of her time. Activities—Choral Club 1940-41, Girl Reserves 1939-40. 24

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MARY JEAN bXCO “Mei py” seems to dote on the rtrfme VErMra.” One °f he mobbiesJb c o 1 l nng .J ?s t cards. The'otjw bby, da)icin» £Kj£did a lot ofin 'Dancing Athletic Club took care or. ynWZ Tavorite sport, basketball. To foi ow the footsteps of Florence Nightingale is her ambition. KENNETH N. BEALE. Although he hasn’t said so, we are inclined to think that Ken’s favorite pastime is walking —with Virginia. Above other things, this serious-minded young chap wants to be a surgeon. At present, his most enjoyable sport is basketball. MARY LOUISE STEWART. “Lou” won’t give her favorite name. Saving post cards and swimming are her fa- vorite pastimes. Being an advertiser in a large store is her ambition. I'ancing Club, Girls’ Athletic. Band, and French Club were her activities. HARRY EDISON. From a long list of friends, curley-headed “Bob” chooses “Martha” as his most cherished one. Sorry it isn’t you, girls! Photography is his hobby. Baseball, too, ranks tops in his list of favorites. A prospective aeronautical engineer, he has busied himself with the Stamp and Dancing Clubs. 1 1 : I ■ 'Ivl lilVOVJ.1 cheated. She said her favorite name was “Helen.” What can she mean by that? Making scrap books about everything and collecting fossils are her means of whiling away a few hours. Skating is another of her hob- bies. Her ambition is to be a secretary. pj J BETTY BEERBOWER. . “Bet $C-’ a quiet but attractive br Avh-eved blond, tninks “Bill” is o. k.—The name, that is. She likes to skate and we bet she cuts a pretty figure waltzing around the rink in her black and red skating outfit. Her ambition is to be a secre- tary. (Lucky boss!) HELEN LOUISE BENNETT. “Hen” is the unsuitable name of this young lady. “Bob,” we might add, is well known by her. Skating and swimming are two of her favorites. She hopes to become a nurse. She belonged to National Thespians, Choral and Bridge Clubs. HELEN VIRGINIA POTTER. Helen likes going to movies and ball games. Roller-skating and swimming also rank high with her. “Jim,” as we all know, means a lot to her. To sit in an office with a notebook on her knee is her ambition. JACK STEWART. “Jack” is simply known as just “Jack.” That is, every- one, including “Mary,” calls hi mso. Jack seems to prefer the company of the birds to that of humans. He wishes to fly an airplane. His activities were football, band, and orchestra. MARY FULTZ. Mary, known as “Tiney” to her many friends, favors the name “Ashley.” A nice cool swim on a hot day is “right up her alley.” Football, too, is a favorite means of recreation. To be an airline hostess is all right with her. HAROLD M. GASKINS JR. With all our snooping and inquiry, we just couldn’t discover one of Harold’s nick- names. Guess we just don’t know the right people. Speaking of names, do you know his favorite name? It is Ruth.” His hobby and sport are pho- tography and tennis. His : ctivities were Photography Club, Hi-Y, and Rifle Club. SARA JANE BRANNON. Tall, slim Sara Jane is often called “Suzy” by her friends. After a long day at rchool there is nothing like a long bicvcle ride to restore the pink to her cheeks and nothing that she likes better. During the summer, she is a constant visitor to the swimming pool. 23

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GENEVIEVE SMITH. “Jennie a dainty, delicate junior pauses long: enough to say that “Keith is her fa- vorite boy’s name. Collecting stamps and music are her hobbies. Golf also a favorite. She hopes to become a nurse. BERNARD STALNAKER, JR. “June Fairmont’s talented male dancer, claims his hobby is dancing. He likes “Barbara” as a girl’s name and his favorite sport is swimming. Jun wants to be a doctor and we are sure he will succeed. His activities consist of KL?UB and Choral Club. FRANK SANDERBECK. Hank, a man of few words, evidently will have noth- ing to do with girls, their names, that is. Boxing, photography, and football constitute his list of favorites. He has been an active member of KL?UB and of Military Science. William? Talkative eking den- of our some, oc iuid Leeland PATTY DOITS. Pat favors “Jimmy. As far as names go, it’s very common, but what it stands for might be a dif- ferent proposition. Saving tubes of lip stick seems to be her hobby and watch- ing a football game is her favorite sport. She hopes to become a dress designer. FELIX FRATERNALI. Felix appar- ently doesn t have a nickname, so we will have to be satisfied with calling him Felix. A close basketball game packed with fun and thrills is his fa- vorite sport. He wishes to join the increasing rank of aviators. He was an active member in Military Science. WILBERT MARIS A. “Will” has the ambition to travel around the world. We know that it will be interesting and hope that he will be able to accom- plish this task. He hasn’t any hobby at present, but his favorite sport is swimming. His favorite girl’s name is “Mary.” BARBARA ALLARD. “Barb is one of our “petite” and “full of pep” stu- dents. Collecting antique valentines is her hobby and her ambition in life is to be a school teacher. Dancing and swimming are favorites on her sport list and “David” ranks highest on her list of boys’ names. EVELYN HALL. “Lil ’ with her quiet way will make a very charming and efficient nurse and is sure to be be- hind by her patients. Music tops her list of hobbies and she has chosen basketball as a favorite sport. BEULAH SMITH. Gerry likes to col- lect insects. Glad somebody likes to. She wishes to become a Home Eco- nomics teacher. Good luck! “Dorsey” is a favorite name, as is baseball a favorite sport. To gain more knowl edge of the Bible, she joined Bible Class. H AROLD E I) M U N I) SWIGER.. “Sawag,” who can make most anyone laugh, has the great ambition of being the President of the United States. He likes the name “Neara,” and his hobby is reading. His favorite sport is football. His activities include the Dancing Club, and Science Club. ETHEL MARGARET SIKORA. Sweet little Ethel has no nickname, but does like the name John; reading is a hobby which she enjoys greatly. To give this pleasure to others by writing is also her hobby. Ping-pong or Table Tennis is her favorite sport. 25