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

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J 'Q w V 'K l 1 WILBUR JONES Jones played regular forward on the Cub team. He is a flashy player and a somewhat fancy shooter. His shooting under the basket was always a fea- ture. Nutty is a good example of the athletes turned out by this school. XVilbur played his last game for the Blue and White this year. PATSY TORK Tork is in his uniform for the last time this year. To say that the students of Fairmont High are very unwilling to part with this star is putting it very lightly. Patsy played forward this year, and did it in a way which was very pleasing to the school and its followers. ALPHEUS HAYMOND This is another hard playing man whom Coach Ice has developed for the future. Haymond has another year at Fairmont High, and he should make all candidates step lively for the guard position next year. Alph was a regular with the Cubs and also got into a few of the Major Games. JAMES MCLEARY Jimmie is a flashy forward and somewhat of a fancy player. James is a Junior this year, and will be out for the team with all the fight he is capable of next year. He should develop into a star forward, for he proved that point in the games he participated in this year. Page 102

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. .. -r1V ' , 191' BRADY KNIGHT The shooting guard! This really explains more than one thinks. It is very seldom that a high school has had the advantage of a man at the guard position who could get away from his opponents and make several shots, which added greatly to the final score. This is Brady's last year, and we will miss him greatly. WILLIAM HAMMOND Red Hammond, the flashy red-headed forward and center, played with the Cubs and Polar Bears and proved to be worth considering when a fighting player was discussed. This is Red's last year, and the first that he has tried out for athletics. We are sorry he could not stay, for a lot of our people will miss him next year. THOMAS FISHER The tall, cool headed center was in the midst of every play, and was always making points when they were needed. This is Fisher's last year. He started the year as a first string sub, but wound up as a regular man to be depended upon. . LOUIS CLOUSE We can safely state here that there is one better guard to be found in the State than this bronzed basketball player. This is his last year at F. H, S. It would seem rather unusual to see Clouse go down and not come up with the ball, or that he should fail to take the ball from the banking board in lirst-class style. Page 101

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