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

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 MR. THOMAS C MOORE .Mr. Moor» has been with us for three year» HI» pleasant nature and patience in explaining difficulties in class account for his popularity among the students. MISS PEARL HODGES Miss Hodges, our new expression teacher, is patient and untiring in her work. When she undertakes some task, she makes every possible effort for its success. She always wears a smile which is very expressive. When one sees her, he knows at once that lie lias found a friend. MR. BXSEL J. HAWKINS Mr. Hawkins is loud in his praise of the Ford. He has reason to be, for it was this little car that carried him across our broad continent to the San Francisco Exposition Inst summer. The wonders of the West im- pressed him greatly, but were not strong enough to lure him away from his duties as Master Mechanic in the F. H. S. System.

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MISS M ARJORI K J I'Ll AN CIIRLSWELI MISS ABBY GERTRUDS FLEMING Miss Fleming is another one of our sweet singers. A general favorite, she has a cer- tain quiet dignity that commands the re- spect and admiration of all and Is ve. y pop- ular with the Camp Fire rircle of which she is guardian. MISS EVA M. FLING Here is another of our favorite teachers, hut she is diffe.-ent from all the rest. Miss Fling knows Hie song and name of every bird; If she hears a bird singing, she can tell at once its name. There isn't a flower in the city of which she doesn't, at least, know something of the history. No matter how hot and dusty a road may he. Mis-» Fling will not give up traveling It. Out with Natu. e she is perfectly happy, and somehow everyone who is with her feels the same happiness and peace among the flow- ers and trees. A favo.ite teacher among the girls is Miss Chriswell. She is pretty, kind and gener- ous. An angry word has never been heard from her during the time she has been with us. 1 his is what we might expect. fo.‘ she looks so sweet and pleasant. Her loving ways ha,-e won for her many friends, both In and out of school. IS

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MISS DORA LEE NEWMAN MISS JESSIE OLIVE JACOBS If you want a style tha'.’s worth while, ask Miss Jacobs. Her sweet and gracious manner makes work a pleasure rather than a task. If It is sew. it must be just so! MISS ISA MAUD NEEL Miss Neel believes that “anything worth doing is worth doing well. She Is very thorough; anything learned under her direc- tion i never forgotten. One would have to be ex eeding’y hrewd to keep Miss Neel from ’ r w'n- whether he were on foot or on horseback. If you want to know about anything that has happened, is happening now. or is to hap- pen. ask Miss Newman. She is our much loved history teacher and knows everything from the time Noah built the ark to the time of the publication of this volume. 20