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

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car v-NGN I Q? '19 Ji I , 5 3 fix , 15, ' 1 . fy . ff. . X lf, J ' '99 nuff wg' ,si NoN1-sr -' ffffff, aff! f all I Frank Arnett Ice HE best coach in West Virginia and Fairmont High Scho0l's greatest coach, has ended a long period of service. Frank Arnett Ice has severed his connection with the school after being here seven years, Q'ffi4lf.: f six of coaching in which he gave his untiring efforts for the Polar Bears and the school. Frank Ice's place will be hard to fill. His men played hard and well because they admired, respected, and loved him. This was intensified in the different titles which they won in basketball this season, piling up victory after victory until they won the right to go to the National Tournament. 1 C In turn, Frank Ice loved his men. He was more than a coach, more than an instructor, to the men who played under him. He was, in one, a guardian, a counsellor, a father, to his teams. The record made by Fairmont High School under Mr. Ice has been an enviable one, and a mark for every mentor in the State to try to attain. In the five years Bird has been head coach, two of his football teams have been undefeated, once failing to get the State title by a mere twist of fate when a scoreless tie with Elkins, in the last game of the season, spoiled the record of the Bears. In the past four years, the Bears have lost six, tied six, and won twenty- four games. In basketball, the team has won three city championships, three district championships, two sectional championships, and to crown the list won the State title and the right to represent West Virginia in the National Tourney, where they were defeated by the team which won the tournament, and that by only two points. Frank Ice is a typical West Virginian of the old type. He comes from a pioneer family, and was born and reared in Paw Paw District, Marion County. He took his academic course at the Fairmont State Normal School, and from there he went to the West Virginia University, where he first gained recogni- tion in athletics. For four years, 1915, '16, '17, '19, he was a varsity tackle. In 1917 Ice was one of the first fifteen best men in the United States. It was in the last year that he was a star on the greatest of all Mountaineer elevens. He was a player on the varsity basketball team in 1915, '16, '17, being honored with the captaincy in his last year. Frank Ice joined the army in January, 1918, and was in France for eight months, returning to resume his work at the University. Page 9 1 Y., . ,. . ,........4....-.. M., J