Fairview High School - Paw Paw Yearbook (Fairview, WV)

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twenty eight Tank Corps Poem We are the Seniors of nineteen hundred nineteen, No brighter class has this school ever seen: We have learned so much we can learn no more, As you will know when you read this o'er. Our number has decreased since we made our debut As a jolly lot of Freshmen so kindly and true: Trials and troubles have been ours galore, But we have conquered them all and shall still conquer more A goodly number were called to fight For freedom, humanity, justice and right: We point to their records with pardonable pride, And trust they'll return from the other side. We, the faithful nineteen, who have reached the goal, For which we have striven with might and soul, Have labored hard by day and night, To reach the summit of our present height. And now that our trials and labors are done, Our hopes all fulfilled, and victory won, We pass to real life with hopes flying high- To our dear school and teachers we now bid GOODBYE COLDA PARISH

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thirty I Fairview There is a pretty little hamlet nestled close among the hills Of dear old West Virginia with its many rocks and rills. Nature has shown favor to our thriving little town, For its coal, oil and gas have won us much renown. The people are noted also for their honesty and thrift, And the beauties of our town are not all a natural gift. Much has been done by man to adorn our city fair: Banks, stores, schools, and churches have been planned with thoughtful care. We measure up with other towns of greater size than we, And of our reputation are as proud as we can beg So we hope in years to come, we'll be classed among the great Of enterprising cities in our little Mountain State. GOLDA PARISH.