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

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Table Of Contents FOREWORD MEMORIAM AND DEDICATION HISTORY OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC AND DRAMATICS PHYSICAL EDUCATION THE SCHOOL YEARS ADVERTISEMENTS 9 Q Q 2 Q Q s Q 9 2 Q Q WS faafawwunmcawfamowlaeaanowcmeafacazownoaloawwrafmwwfaemfawfwfnawwwa

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9200401Q?102f01611-0Wf01f0Is0v1727r7C0fh?r?'0vl0f204G?'7'0 0' b01WW'0P'01'0w02Q01'022-7f0N02l01'0P6 10W!0N011-02'012-0W1-7 0101100 Foreword 'K i N publishing this volume it has been our desire to weld a link in the chain which binds the Fairmont High School of the present with the Fairmont High School of the past, hence the motto of our book, Out of the hazy Seam ' ' past, to the glorious future. To create an appreciation of the present pupils for the achievements of these of the past toward the advancement of our school. To display the various steps which have been in order since the establishment of our school. If, in this we have been successful, our aim and purpose will have been fulhlled- THE JUNIOR CLASS

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OUT QF THE 1-IAZY PAST ff - TO THE GLORIOUS FUTURE Memoriam and Dedication 'Q K In memoriam, we, the 1930 junior Class of Fairmont High School, wish to acknowledge and sincerely thank those who have sacrificed and given their lives that our school may rest upon the high crest that it occupies today. Especially prominent in this work was Prof. Thomas C. Miller, the first city superintendent of schools and principal of Fairmont High School, when this school was in the building which now is occupied by The West Virginian and The Times. Mr. Miller died on December 28, 1928. We respectfully and affectionately dedicate this volume to all those who have been influencial in leading our school in secondary education. Outstanding in this matter of advancement have been Mr. T. J. Humphreys, first principal of Fairmont High School in our present building, and Prof. Ioseph Rosier, who served as city superintendent of schools in capable capacity for numerous yearsg and Mr. Otis G. Wilson, incumbent superintendent, and Mr, XV. E. Buckey, present principal, all of whose greatest dreams have been fulfilled in the building of our new educational edifice.