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

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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

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The Finished Product- BETTY LEE SWISHER. Music is “Bettina’s” hobby and her ambition is along that line. Either teaching music or doing some musical work are the two between which she can’t decide. Basketball seems to be her sport. Red Cross President and Girl Reserves were her ac- tivities. ROY JARRETT. As in a number of other cases, hunting is one of Roy’s hobbies. He is a good hunter, too, having caught various types of game. Speaking of game, his favorite game is baseball, especially playing at first base. His ambition is to be a civil engineer. RICH A It I) I). FRAZIER. “Dick” seems to go in for woo- ing. His hobby, ambition, and activities include wooing Dog-Patch style. Good luck, Joyce! However, he does find time, now and then, for band, orchestra, and the Hi-Y, of which he is the president. BETTY JANE TALBOTT. “Janie” is seen quite often around the theaters of town, for going to the movies is her hobby. She also likes football games. Secretarial work seems to be her destination. Janie was a member of the Girl Reserves and also President of the Com- mercial Club. WAYNE SHACKELFORD. “Shack,” a very handsome senior likes to have dates and for some reason likes the girls named “Marjorie.” He has a unique ambition, that of being a linoleum layer. He likes sports; among the ones he likes most is tennis. DORIS JEAN CARPENTER. “Little Pearl,” like many other students, collects match folders. Her ambition is to be a nurse. We hope she succeeds. We’ve been wondering who “Michael” is. Maybe she could tell us. Softball is her favorite sport; she is a member of the Girls’ Athletic Club. BARBARA ANN FISHER. “Babs’” favorite name is still “Charles.” She likes to swim, dance and for a restful evening play bridge. She wishes to become a “School Marm.” Secretary of Junior Class, secretary of Senior Class, Junior Play, Honor Society and Thespians are among her activities. HOWARD LAYMAN. “Butch” likes to handle a gun. He likes to shoot any kind of game. Besides hunting, an- other leisure time activity is swimming. At the pres- ent, he likes airplanes. Whether he becomes an aviator or not remains to be seen. “June” is another thing in his life. JAMES CHESNUT. “Jim,” we all wish you the best of luck in becoming a successful surgeon. His hobby and fa- vorite sport is baseball and “Jeanne” seems to be his choice of a girl’s name. He is a member of the Honor Society, Student Government and Hi-Y. TRACEY ROMBOLA.- Pator,” like a number of our girls, is interested in reading any interesting book. She wants to be a secretary when she finishes school. Football is her favorite sport. She belong to the Com- mercial Club. Bv the way, her favorite name is “June.” cSw. ite OS J..-+7 r.jA 29 EDWIN LEE BALL. “Bud,” our senior class president, has the ambition of going to college. He likes “Betty” as a girl’s name and football as a favorite sport. He is an active member of the KL?UB and has served on the Student Government. JENNIE YAREMCHUK. Jennie Wren’s favorite boy’s name is Mortimer. She likes to dance and play bridge. A designer is her destination in the line of career. Swimming and tennis are her favorite sports. Her activities include Choral Club, Maple Leaves, and Junior play. ANNA LIDA RICHARD } “Annie” lites re id. qyeer najitf . a dittli?jjjjye An goUi m Kcs telwiw To be a Aurse ijrJ amoition and we’re sure she will »VJ AJb ery attractive one. She is a member of thcMWrcr Athletic Club. ALEXANDER THOMAS HESS. “Jughead” can always be found where there are athletics. He has been a de- pendable member of our football and baseball teams. Although he hasn’t yet decided on a future job, it prob- ably will be connected with athletics. To collect stamps is his hobby.