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

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,-.....-....,...........-....-. If H S -..-..-.-..-..-......-......---..-.- SENICRS EUGENE WATKINS .......... MAI-ILON HENDERSON ....,. .......President .. .. .. .Vice President LUCILLE M. I-IITE ............. ....... S ecretary KATHARINE SMITH ..........., ....... T reasurer D. LORRAINE ALTMAN ......,....,..............,...... ....... H istorian Flower: Red Carnation Colors: Red and Black THE E. W. HOWARD CLASS ln I9I 7 Fairmont High began to set up and take notice, for right into their midst had come a brilliant constellation of stars, which was to be known far and wide as the Class of '2 I. Of course such a class would start things going at once, so we proceeded to elect our class officers and planned for our first party which proved to be a great success. Then, as a final triumph, our boys carried away the cham- pionship of the inter-class basketball tournaments. The event of our Sophomore year which proved to be one of the greatest achievements of our high school course was the obtaining of Dr. E.. W. Howard for our sponsor, for he has ever proved himself worthy of our confidence, a man interested in the welfare of all school activities and one who all can look to for inspiration and guidance. Then next we were Juniors, ready to publish the Maple Leaves and stage a Junior play and minstrel combined-something that no class had ever attempted before. There is no need to say that our minstrel proved to be the peppiest and best production ever given, and our Maple Leaves speaks for itself. And so, with a trail of glory and honor we entered upon our Senior year, which has been the best year ever, we are now standing on the year, which has been the best year ever. We are now standing on the verge of graduation with no regrets except that our pleasant high school career is almost over, and with many sweet memories of the great old school which has endeared itself to all our hearts. And in parting we will give one rousing cheer for the Class of '2 l 1 ..-,... n.-.....4., I 2 I 4' l .....,. ...,........., f 'I 1, ll i l l I I i I Z I I 5 l l V l ll li I il I I I I I I I I l l t : I i I l 2: -...-.... .... .....p.-.,-..............- I Q -.,.....,s .... ,- ....,................ -.,..,g..ri4l

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L' gil Q' V it- JOHN HELMICK V john has the distinction of being an ab- solutely original hoy. lsn't like any one else at all. MARGARET SMITH She's bright, she's witty and very pop- ular. fm x, BLONDENA BOWLEN She has those graces that do not become olcl. So kind and sweet. QV iw ARNOLD ADAMS 1U'4lxpfvfJ A very quiet boy, nevertheless surprises you at the most unexpected moment by the way in which he can expound knowledge. VERNON PARKER An earnest thoughtful student, but if you wait for him to tell you of his accom- plishments, you'll never hear of them. i ' 12 il' M VIRGINIA PATTQN 'bww 'PM A merry heart hast thou, and kind. M 2 TfT f R' ' T' TLiLi1'2i: '4J'