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

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MAPLE LEAVES kxfloflolf-if-'1wQf::f r SADIE CROVVL S-for our secretary, best in the state, A-is for admit, when you are late, D-for dependable, there when you call, I.- for impartiality, fairness to all, E-is for excuse, the seal to your fate. C-stands for cheerfulness, at all times the same, R-for respect, boy, what a claim! O-is for optimist, scarce in this land, W -for willingness, ever on hand, L-is for loyaltyfa synonym for her name. GO.S'H-WHAT A SWELL DAME! o o U U o o iomorgfeef o rome: 1 Q 2 Q iffgfjjffeffeiorgaoii? -m:::4or Sixteen