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

Page 28 text:

, -5 PAW PAW 1922 Pitzer Delbert acl ich M Ha Newton a. 2:2 E2 EE Gilleland lice A CI' C2lV ryW S C 'u 2, :wg 5a,2EE aw M -o oghi Ew.Q, aD -4-1,2 -'U Cm sf :fs 556555 fx ... ... 'rs U: . 'E N '51 E S gg S-1 GJ O rn X! Sf ' c: 12 .2 6 6 U3 .Er ' 2 B' E an mg? .Amana Q. U WCC KS t Potatoes CC ' Sw .un Q Lovesickj rn D .-1 .M U ESS as 75 1 Q: and l'N s- U 'O U14 I-1 Q -C CD 'U ni O O i sauce mood with hil U. in IS aw. OJ .2 E fN P 56 'Q E U 21 CII o -5 P' :3 a 'S S CD r-4 V 41 U xx 'S m S-n E S v-J D- X V, .L 'g .11 : I'-1 3 in wQLf-4 l221 'ne1ill !11r fx -C 56' S-4 LT-4 U 4-4 'a KQ OH Lem :xiii- ZS 'ca c: :: O M za. L-1 U P N? .31 ... O IZ S C011 Ilan fl? Q2

Page 27 text:

5 'L 1922 -- PAW PAW - 1922 . Senior Class History. TI-IE PASSING Snow or '22 It was a beautiful day in autumn, after the sun had pierced the sky, That the ,dear old class of '22 made its appearance in Fairview High. VVe were a little frisky and green at first, only a natural thing you know, But We bucked the line of everlasting work and started out with our passing show. VVith athletics, literary, and studies as the elements in which to shine, Each year we diligently toiled from morn till setting sun. . The programs we gave were splendid, and many were the cheers we won I From the throngs of patrons and students, in the gymnasium along the side line. Last year Arthur won honors as guard on the basket ball squad 5 VVhile Ben, Paul, and Leslie went on the floor as subs roughshod. Our victories came to us ceaselessly in foreign fields and at home, Thanks to the boys from our class, who fought till the day was done. Added to our athletic prowess is our fame in the literary field, With Blendine, Clyde, and Cecil as the gay guards our honors to shield. Two years they have served on that stage, and great is the fame they have won , For the class we all love dearly, and the best beneath the sun. We hate to leave old Fairview and the classes we all love so dear, Vve hate to leave our teachers who seemed to us so near. But good-bye to you all, dear folksg we must step out into the world To take up the task of our fathers and fight as warriors bold. , 3 H Cecil E. Toothman '22, junior Class History. , BEGINNING . ln Septembmer, nineteen hundred and eighteen, we young adventurers immigrated to Fairview High School, timid, but undaunted. Our group of energetic immigrants set ourselves immediately to establish ourselves in this land of our choice. FORM OF GOVERNMENT i The first task was that of organization. With our love for liberty, our organiza- tion was very democratic and popular elections were held. The colors for our standard were navy blue and crimson. We have tried to be loyal to our colors and our sponsor, J. K. McCoy. Socmr. LIFE Our class has tried to do its best in all the parties and different amusements since we have been in High School. We started our social career this year by having a moonlight picnic at Joliffs grove, where we had a very delightful time. Since then various parties have lightened our more serious duties and helped make school life a delight. S BUSINESS LIFE Not only have we had good times, but we have worked, as well. Some members of our class get the highest averages of the High School. Two members that entered in our class are finishing in three years. This good work has been true ever since we were Freshmen. Several members of the Junior Class took important roles in the play, At the End of the Rainbow , presented in November. This year the Junior Class has all the responsibility of the Paw Paw. We are endeavoring to make it one of the best that has been put out. We are N ot at the top, but climbing . J Lillie A. Toothman. l2ll

Page 29 text:

, . -.ff I 1922 - PAW PAW W- 1922 f A- A vi 'A-v ' T' AP I ' V' A Y 'g 12:4-If bi I u 9 ' I I Eagfm amy' I K A I Il 153 li X3FI X 5 Y 5 ' 3 Q 'I 'if' 2 'ik I I Eiga ' IW ll jig' , Q4 'Wes ' I 2 I: . ' fi if-,f 'C L'fM'f-A-Q+A.23l1'f ? '53 f - Ei! if ::32Qi Class Oflicers. HOR.ACIZ MICHAEL, President Lo'I I'IIz '1'I2NNfxN'I', Sec'y XYIRGINIA VVII.soN, Vice Pres. LINNIIQ H.,II'c:IIT. Treas. DOVE PIT! ER, H iSf0I'i2lI1 E331