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

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SENIOR COMPANY “Well done, good and faithful Senior». COLORS—BLACK AND MAROON OFFICERS I RESIDENT ................................... JOHN REED VICE I RESIDENT.............................LINDSAY FRAME TREASURER .................................. VICTOR SHAW SECRETARY................................... MONA SIMON HISTORIAN................................ MARY GILHARDT

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HELEN MINERVA WEBSTER Domestic Science This fair-haired lady, in addition to her good looks, possesses a most pleasing man- ner and sweet disposition. This makes it very difficult for her to look stern or cross In the class room. However, after some practice, she has succeeded in developing a very defiant expression, which she uses when the girls make some unusually silly remarks. If it is true that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Miss Webster has the key. VIOLA A. WOLFE English O’er wayward childhood wouldst thou hold firm rule And sun thee In the light of happy faces; Love. Hope and Patience, these must be thy graces. And in thine own heart let them first keep school. Miss Wolfe is loved by everyone in the school. She Is always milling and pleasant and ready for a good time when relieved from her school work. The boys call her a good scout; the girls, a dear friend and coun- selor. Science A neat sweet little duck of a chap. We are very proud of this member of our faculty who Just came to us this year. He has made a brilliant success of his work. Maybe part of his success is due to the in- spiration received from his frequent visits to the Public Library where he enjoys its excellent hooks (?)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY DRAMATIS PERSONAE Class of 1915. Miss Doan. ) Miss Newman, ............................................. Miss Wolfe, ) Scene: Fairmont High School. Teachers ACT FIRST—SCENE I. High School. Corridor of Basement. First clay of school. One Freshie (Rushing up to another). Where is the office! I cannot find it any place. Other Freshie (to Miss Dean, near domestic science room). Is this the auditorium 1 Miss Dean. No, next floor. Be careful and don't get up in the “gym.” Scene II. In front of F. II. S., near boys entrance. Enter First, Second. Third and Fourth Freshies. First Fresh. Well, I certainly did get lost good and proper to-day. 1 was trying to find room eight and ended up in the “gym.” Second Fresh. I cannot get those A. B, C, and D sections all straightened out. I went to all my elass. s to-day and not one of them was a B class, the section I belong in! Third Fresh. Whv. I've been lost four times, but I was always found. There’s the first gong. Let s go in. (Exeunt) Scene III. F. II. S. hall, near girls’ entrance. Enter First, Second and Third Freshmen. First Fresh. You knew our class officers were elected, didn't you? “Lissie” is our President. Second Fresh Yes. 1 knew that: but are you going to our party to-night? Third Fresh. Yes, but O girls, be cjuiet. Here comes Mr. McBee and I’m just seared to death of him. (Exeunt hurriedly) ACT II.—SCENE I. Enter Entire Sophomore Class. F. II. S. Library. Pres, of Class. All in favor of Mr. E. F. Morgan as our sponser, signify by saying “Aye.” Class. “Aye.”