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

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r i xf= i e: i Little Deeds By TKRESSA R ASS ATI. '24 iT Wt You'd be astonished should you know, Just what a little deed can show, How much a little act might mean, Great, or small, or in between. How many loving friends it makes. How many a slumbering soul awakes. What very sage things it can do, And what very foolish ones too. So. be careful before the deed. By another person is seen. That it may speak the best of you. May join the other deeds so true. Be something noble, something good, A deed so full of Wisdom's food, That others may know you by that bit, As the one who will never quit, 'Till every deed is perfected. Every monument erected. Tw«nty

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 I went down the old passage To your lighted door, Knowing that I should find you there, Kind your swift smile and quickened words, Comfort and welcome there, Guardianship and greeting. As it has always been. As it shall always be.” Miss Sadie Crowl is full-time secretary in Fairmont High School. She has held this position for six years. During this time she has seen over six hundred students graduated from the institution which she serves, and she can count every one of them as her friend. It would be difficult to conceive of an individual who is better fitted for her work and happier in its execution than Miss Crowl. She is always cheerful, optimistic and willing and seems to be best satisfied when doing something to help another. The countless details and duties that she is called upon to render bring her into contact with everyone connected with the high school, and everyone speaks of her in the highest terms for she is the embodiment of all that one could expect from one in her position. She not only does her work in a commendable and faithful manner but at the same time she makes friends and keeps them. Nineteen

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 Drawn by Edith Harr “This is no flattery; these are counselors That feelingly persuade me what 1 am.” —Shakespeare. i s £5 Twenty-one