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

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SARAH MORGAN WATTS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICER

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3 X 3 THE PAWPAW 3 3 3 jll IOR CLASS HISTORY W1I.m.xn Fox XVILLIS SIIVMAN M.xm:Ann'r Bun: IH csiflcut l'icc-prcsirlcnt Nccrctury iVll.l.l,yxl iilllililqll Zm.1.A hr1l'I'1LlUlY Miss WA'r'rs Trcusm cr Il istoriun Officer Sponsor lla, C. R. h'lll,I.l+lR Cmss Corons-Old Gold and Pio-plc, Crass Fl.0WERA4l,fllli' Roxc. Mo'r'ro- Noi ut thc top. but climbing. CHL-Xl l'I'IR l. life made our debut as the Haughtiest and Maryiest class in school. Speedily became known because of our bad f'Bills which were hard to pass. Soon represented in athletics by Mary Carroll, Martha Mitchell, Cecil Urban- iak, Fay Straight, and NVillis Shnman. lJidn't study much, so had just three in Ninety club, Mary Coontz, Hazel -lones, and Hazel Toothman. Truman Clayton voted Mr, Fairview'l in popularity contest, Bill Fox biggest nui- sance, and 'I'ubby Rush biggest eater. Greatest' thing learned during year was to pull together. CHA PTER I I. linrolled as sophomores, and had lost much of our greenness and self- consciousness. Added many new honors to our list. Mary Carroll was win- ner of the reading in the inter-society contest. Same girls took part in basket- ball, and same boys witl1 two additions, Chester XVilson and Fay Straight. Hur list of Ninety clubbers increased to Mary Coontz, Hazel Jones. Hazel 'I'oothman, Lester Hlanght and Margaret Barr. In this year we had a great bereavement in the death of one of our brightest and most beloved members, Hazel -lones. 'l'ook an active part i11 literaries and clubs, and most of the officers for the following year was chosen from our ranks. t'HA'l l'l'lR Ill. ln our junior year came our greatest achievements, the presentation of Grumpy, and the publication of the Paw Paw. No new basketball stars, but Bill Fox was elected manager. Bill Cronin did good work on the football team. Willis was captain of the football team and president of the Ciceron- lilll literary. And such stars as Mary I'ickf0rd Cronin, Ricardo Cortez Shuman, -lobyna Ralston Carroll, and Lon Chaney Miller has illulnined our dramatic horizon. In the Ninety club are Mary Coontz, Cecil Ulrbaniak. Zella Mclfllroy, Violet Cronin, Chloe Haught, Myrtle Haught, Ercyl Robinson. Rose 'llootlnna.n, and Pearl Yeager. Winners in popularity contest were Ross Barr, Mary Carroll, Truman Clayton, Willis Shumau, and Cecil Urbaniak. fto be continued next yearj ZELLA Mcltlmfw, '29, ---bl 26 1--.-

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X E E THE PAWPAW X 3 X VVIIYLIAM Fox. Behold the child, liy NZltU!'l',S kindly law, Pleased with a rattle, ticked with zi straw, Seine livelier playthings give his youth delipght A little louder, but as empty quite. -Pope. MARTHA lVlITCHI-ILL. It is easy enough to be pleasant YVhen life flows along like 21 songg But the girl worth while ls the one who van smile When everything goes dead Wrong. WILLIAM N1l1.I.EIi. You heat your pate, and fziney wit will come Knvek as you please, thel'e's nobody home. -Pope MAMQARET BARR. A light, l'UZll'l, lives long'.---Shakespeare. Znl.I,A Mvlii nov. Whenee is thy learning? Ilzith thy l. il 0'er hooks consumed the niidnigfit oil? Afluy Joi-1 BUzzY. And if I laugh at any mortal thing, 'Tis that I may not weep. -Byron ERCYI, Rou1NsoN. Blue were her eyes as the fairy flax, Her cheeks like the dawn of day. -v-lifHlj1'i'l'lll.'J LAWRENCE Rusn. Stine hae meat and ezinnu tat, And some would eat that want ity But we hae meat, and we can cat, Sac let the Lord he thankit. fBurns 5 l ----1 ze 1---.-H