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

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wslit tm I cf 'Q H , 5 3 , va 1 C if ,- X 72: NN-x' , M: MONT' ' if , , ,,,, , ,rw , 4 ' , ,,A,,, ,, f The School of Pep Since I haue been a student In good old Fairmont High, I'ue found that all is peppy, Not a single thing is dry. From the greenest little freshie To the mighty seniors grand, There's more pep here than in any school In all this wide, wide land. From Mr. Buckey down the line To the least one in this place, Things move, they Hy, they swish mile high, And, oh, boy! What a pace! There's no place here for dead ones, I haUen't seen a one. But many happy students, Filled with life and fun. From Delaware to Golden Gate There're schools both great and smallg But after all is said and done, F. H. S. is best of all. CHARES E. REED, '30 Page I2