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

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N - A -it '..-AQMVI Page Eighteen U ' s Miss sAD:E cRoW1. Wh ISS SADIE CROVVL, our kind and helpful secretary, is a very essential part of our school organization. Miss Crowl came to us from the Fairmont State Teachers' College and has become quite necessary to the success of our institution. Her pleasing personality has won for her many friends among the student body and alumni of the school. When we enter the office, we are struck by her cheerful smile and her gentle manner. Her sweet voice is the reflection of her strong character. Her work is much and variedg from morning 'till night she is busy helping the students and faculty of the school solve their problems, large and small, giving equal . . . h f attention to each. She 15 the one who sees that all goes well with t e program o a school day and that there is no slip in the routine work. me to be known throughout Only through her wise supervision has our school co the state for its efficient office system. She, most certainly, deserves the title of uOur School Secretary. ' ' . E r :sy .. 1 , .sais ' , i fifzilfv P -. Q 3:7 :rf 3211.1-' ' ,qi--in 5 Milf? , . M lirf4+fi'. -fs: A-1' ' tial? :fb

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Page S9'U6'lLtC0'l'l W g MR. WILLIAM EMMET BUCKEY R. WILLIAM E.. BUCKEY, the wise councilor and friend of the students, teachers, and citizens of Fairmont, is our most efficient principal. He has helped the students of Fairmont High School in preparing their life work. His fine, noble character has given inspiration to many, challenging them on to do their best. Completing his course of study at the Fairmont State Teachers' College, he pur- sued his study of education in the higher institutions of learning at the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard University, Columbia University, and in l92l he received his Bachelor of Arts and two years later his Master of Arts degree from West Virginia University. He began his career by teaching in the rural schools of West Virginia from where he advanced to the principalship of the B. L. Butcher School of this city, and for the past ten years he has been principal of our own Senior High School. He has been very active in fostering education throughout the state. He is a member of the Phi Beta Kappa National Honor Society. :S ES' , 1 4' X :ix xx so 'H ff X Y '

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Page Niiieteen The Student Council . . . 5 DAISY FUI.'I'z 4 JAMES MORRIS 5 VIRGINIA DUFFY I EUGENE ROGERS 5 I Senior Representatives .......,....,..,.................,........ ..... ..,...,.. , i Jzmior Representatives ........,.... .,..II, . BETTY SMITH GENo PARSF1 The Student Council is an old and well-established organization in Fairmont High School. It is composed of two representatives, a boy and a girl from each class. The governing power of the students is vested in this body. The duties of the body are numerous and cover a wide field. The outstanding accomplishment of this year was the making of a set standard of awards. These were to include awards for football, basketball, track, baseball, literary contest winners, and cheerleaders. James Morris, Senior, is president and Daisy Fultz, Senior, is secretary. Sophomore Represeiifatives .... .... ......... ...................................... ................