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

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 UNPHOTOGRAPHED JUNIORS V Charles Abel 0 • Ann Abruzzino V t Joe Abruzzino L Victor Arcuri v ) Donald AndrewsJ Denny Arnett (JJ Virginia Askey Is Joan Barnes Sam Belcastro Robert Boyd Ruth Bainbridge Dorothy Barth Teresa Beafore John Bonfantino Juanita Boyles Ray Bruce Albert Burgreen Buelah Brady Robert Edwin Butcher —Violet Bernardo Fred Beech Julia Carlone Robert Cohen Betty Costello James Raymond Cale Helen Cinelli Melvin Lee Colburn Margaret Campione Brooks Clayton Jack Campbell Malcoln Campbell Rosie Cerullo Joseph Carlomango James Carpenter Bill Cronin Bill Cassell Clayton Deane Tony DeLimpo Valentino Feorene Virgil Forte Bill Fleming Katherine Fitzwater Henry Fultz Fred Fraternelli Annette Gattain Mary Madeline Genovese Grace Gragg Marhta Hall Suzanne Holbert Viola Hardesty Roy Hawkinberry Pauline Hartley Fred Helman Edgar Ice Coleen Jones Eulalia Jones Thomas Jarrett Stanley James Javes Mike Kapral Minnie Kavras Ruth King Cecil Keefover Archie Keener Bernard Kisner Catherine King Margaret Helen Lee Marjorie Ellen Little Billy Lopez Richard Laughlin Herman Martin Paul Moats Betty McCafferty Lawrence Dale Me Fee John Merrill Robert Minor Betty Miller Jack McClain Burt is Mercer Dortha Minor Louis Monell Beryl Nuzuni Dennis Nicholas Hersehel Nicholas Raymond Parker Gilbert Patton Robert Piscitelli Robert Riggs Diminick Riggi Charlotte Reitman George Ridgley Rose Rinaldo Fred Stalnaker Nancy Shaver Ralph Serean Mary Rose Sinisi Betty Jane Spadafore Tony Securo Alfred Santelli Charles Sordi Harold Stevens William Shingleton Edna Louise Sapp Maggie Sardella June Shuman Howard Snider Leonard Tiano Lucille Taylor Walter Traugh Henry Trotta Jack Tidwell Eva Testa Richard Thompson Virginia Van Bibber Elizabeth Van Bibber Byron Jackson Warder Harvey Eugene Wilson Ruth Watkins Anna Laura Wood Mary Jo Wagner Priscilla Walker Rena Jane Wilburn Jean Wright Luella Maxine Werner Maxine Wiseman Thomas Yelchick

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RUTH TETI. “Teti” admits that her favorite boy’s name is “Michell.” Any kind of dancing constitutes her hobby. She also likes to watch a football game. Her ambition, becoming a commercial artist, is very appropriate, considering her ability. Girls Athletic Club—’40, Stamp Club, 1939-40, Movie Crew, 1939-41, and Maple Leaves keep her busy. ALBERTA MOORE. Petite “Birdie” singles out “Russel” as her favorite. She has no hobby in particular, but likes to do anything for a good time. Her choice in the line of sports is one in which she can participate, skating. Girl s Athletic Club was her main ac- tivity, 1939-40. MARTHA LORRAINE HALL. “Rain” is a pretty brunette with blue eyes whose ambition is to be a nurse. She likes to swim and go to the movies. Wonder who “Gilbert” is? Whoever he is, we re sure he 11 do very nicely, but what about Bill? BETTY JOAN COE. Betty is one of our brilliant Junior students. Her quiet manner and friendly greeting have gained her many friends. Her ambi- tion is to be an efficient stenographer. Bicycling is her favorite sport. She belongs to the Student Government. rESSIE GAIL PH ARES. Gail, a pretty Junior, likes Wayne, as a boy’s name. She likes to swim, sing, dance, and play the piano. Sne hopes to get a complete musical education and we are sure she has all the necessary talent to do this. Maple Leaves and Choral Club are her activities. RAMONA BITNER. She thinks Keith is a “swell name. Monie further de- clares that basketball, football and roller skating are enjoyable sports. She has enlisted to join the ranks of secretaries. Dancing and Athletic Club were her activities. LESTER EUGENE WYER. “Leddie” is going to be different from the rest of us in his ambition, as he is aiming to be a postman. He gives his undivided attention to collecting stamps, and baseball is his main type of sport. RUTH NEPTUNE. Ruth, one of our well-known Juniors, collects post cards. Her ambition is to gain a complete education. This she will do if no one (Jack for instance) interferes first. She has b;en taking secretarial work. M A DELI ha.red ROSEMARY RUSSELL. Rosie is one of our new collectors of poems, maybe Stanley has something to do with their hobby. She wants to be a secretary when she finishes school. Her favorite sport is swimming and she is a mem- bre of the Dancing Club. DORIS ELDER. Pretty “Du” is one of our best Majorettes. She looks very cute in her uniform. Maybe it’s because James is watching her. Like many other young ladies, she collects match folders, and wants to be a stenogra- pher sometime in the future. Her ac- tivities include the Bridge Club and Maple Leaves. RUTH FAST. Sweet little Ruthie has sky-blue eyes and blond hair. Bob, we understand, is her favorite. Lucky chap! Her hobby and sports include hiking, swimming and playing tennis. With her gentle ways and industry we know she will succeed in the field of nursing. 26

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Here At Last Artie Archy Has Reached His Goal: At last the liltle sketch that we have been observing is ready for the world and so it is with the senior. Equipped . itli knowledge and self-confidence he is ready to go out to show the world what he can do. The senior, superior in rank and dignity has interesting work. Realizing that it is his last year in high school he endeavors to participate in many activities. The senior play is one on which the seniors work diligently. Again this year that class produced a successful comedy, The Merry Hares.’’ The Student (lovemment of our school provides a number of students with executive ahiliity and information concerning government. The school officers are chosen from this class. Also the class officers, representatives and senators are needed. This year's repre- sentatives were .Mantie Wilson. Carrol Curry, Beryl Jarrett Miller. Betty Sturm, Jack Mor gan, Frances Faber and Bob (Jilooly senators, James Vincent and James Chestnut. From their class the seniors selected a pilgrim to the I). A. It. Convention this year. The girl chosen on the basis of charm and intelligence was Alice Darquenne. R er year the seniors eagerly look forward to Senior Day. Tin year was no exception. They all enjoyed the day spent at Fairmont State Teacher’s College and the entertainment planned for them. Thus after three years, the senior has acquired new qualities which improve him and having received frim his schooling just what he puts into it. he is prepared to leave. To all the seniors we express our sincerest regrets because of their leaving. 28