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

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DIFFERENT VARIETIES OF BOOTHS allowed every student to participate, junior clowns Nancy Cummings and Mark Bosley take a minute to do what they do best. DURING THE VARIETY SHOW, ju- nior Tony Evans serves as master of ceremonies. TO ENHANCE THE THEME Send in the Gowns, juniors Jim Wolfe, Beth Barkley, and Mark Tonkovich don themselves with unique creations. junior Carnival 11

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©MMAND PERFORMANCES There wasn't a merry-go- round. There wasn't even a ferris wheel. But we sure had our share of clowns, candied apples, and entertainment. Stick it to your 'favorite teacher'! Three dart throws for 25 cents! Have your fortune told and see what the future holds for you! Kiss the 'clown' of your dreams! Be daring, shave a balloon! Enter the weightlifting contest and pump some iron! Shouts such as these were heard by barkers at the Junior Carnival, a command perfor- mance which made its return after a year's absence. ARRESTED Monica Dublin and Wendy Knisely, sophomores, await the judge's verdict in the Loop Park jail. continued Carnival and entertainment. They go together like base- ball, hot dogs, and apple pie. We found ourselves listening to an Elvis impersonator, the 'Knobettes,' and many more acts in the Send In the Clowns variety show, em- ceed by juniors Don Raikes and Tony Evans. As part of the carnival tra- dition, participants were judged on dress and a king and queen were chosen. An- nie Haymond and Scott Hale, juniors, had the most original clown costumes, while ju- niors Ed Strawderman and Lee Ann Roth were chosen as King and Queen of the carnival. No, it didn't have a fun house, or bumper cars, but it gave us many pleasing memories that will remain un- til the next command perfor- mance of the Junior Carnival. ADDING TO THE DRUM SOLO'S of Brian Vingle, Mike Prendergast, and Brian Willis, junior Mary Jackson moves across the stage. HELPING TO RAISE the class's $1000, senior Mike Prendergast tries his strength at lifting 155 pounds. 10 Junior Carnival

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SHOWING HOW IT'S DONE, senior Boo Linear rushes for yardage against East Fairmont. AMIDST CRIES OF WE RE NO. 1, Polar Bear gridmen stampede onto the field. IT'S ANOTHER ARMSTEAD TOUCHDOWN as Mark Delligatti, junior, helps out the referee in the 6- point call. IN THE WEST-PARKERSBURG MUD BOWL, a grimy Boo Linear, senior, slithers past Big Red defenders. 12 Football Feature