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

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JOE F OLIO Senior End First year on squad Big Joe came to us from Grafton. He played his first year of football for Fairmont High this year. Joe held down the terminal throughout the season and played remarkable defensive football in all the games. Joe was well liked by the students. The college that gets him holds an enviable position. Joe was selected as a player on the All-Valley Team this year. LEE SATTERFIELD junior Quarterback Second year on team Although Lee was the smallest man on the team. he often proved himself one of the best men. He was a brilliant quarterback. but his real ability was in throwing passes. It was Lee's accurate passes that gave us a tie with the powerful Washington Irving High team. Doc will be back next year and has a splendid chance to land an All State. LEONARD TENNANT Sophomore Tackle First year on squad Leonard held down his post all year as tackle. He had great ability when it came to getting a man so that he would stay got. At Washington Irving when playing Leonard saved the game by scooping up a fumble and running eighty yards for a touchdown. Tennant will be with us for two more years. Page 9 9 1: .,. 'J . :gh I

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EUGENE WRIGHT junior Center Second year on team In the Hrst game of the season Gene played tackle, but later was shifted to center, where he played for the rest of the season. Gene was one of the never-give-up players, and we are very fortunate in having him back with us next year. Gene played his best game at Clarks- burg. Look out: Gene is going up next year. WILLIAM KIRCHMAN Senior Halfback Fourth year on team Billy Kirchman completed his fourth year of football for Fairmont High School on Novem- ber l9, when he ran 76 yards for a touchdown in the last quarter of the East Side-West Side game for the lone tally of the contest. This enabled F. H. S. to defeat East Side by the score of 6-O. Kirchman is a four-letterman in football and much will be expected of him wherever he goes to college. Good luck, Bill! DOMINICK AGRIPPE Senior End Third year on squad Grippie played on left end remarkably well. He was fast in going down under punts and well adept at catching passes. Dominick was in every play which came his way, as well as some which went the other way. The loss of Agrippe will be keenly felt. The loss of this splendid end should bring relief to the other opposing teams. Page 9 8

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,Q-1 EARL JACKSON Senior Tackle Fourth year on team Earl played his last year for Fairmont High this season. He has been on the team for four years, and has proved to be one of Coach Ice's valuable players. In all the games of the season Earl played his best in the Uniontown game, although he was always a dependable player. In losing him, Fairmont loses one of her best four-year football men. CARL BOOTH Junior Fullback Second year on team Frog was bothered a lot this year with bruises and could not swing into his usual stride. But nevertheless he did some pretty running at Elkins and in the Shinnston game. Booth is coming back next year, and if injuries do not hamper him he will be a stellar back. KENNETH HAUN Senior Guard Fourth year on team Haun, the guard of all guards, played his last year of football for F. H. S. Kenneth was on the All-Valley Team last year and lived up to his reputation this season. Haun was such a consistent player that he has not been taken out of a game the past two seasons. He is sure to make a good man for some college. What do you say, Kenny? Page 100 53.