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

Page 31 text:

'Cf ' i ff' Page I . Senior Class President ,,,,.w.... ,,.A. .. ,,...A. THOMAS POWELL Vice-President .r AAA A ,A.. . ,A , ,..,,, B L iss SHAFER Secretary-Treasurer .,,... ., ,...,. rlVllI.DRED WRIGHT . DAISY FULTZ Student Council .. , , , ,.,,,, ., . ,,,,, ,, , . , ljmviias MORRIS Four years the Seniors have toiled day after day, finally, to atlafn the goal of completing their high school education. When first they entered high school in the year of nineteen hundred twenty-six, they numbered two hundred five. ln the years of work which followed many were forced, because of different reasons, to stop their study at our school, leaving one hundred twenty-six members in the class to graduate. Their third year, they were honored by being the first Junior class in the new Fairmont Senior High School. They have worked hard and have left a high scholastic standard for others to gain. Seniors, now we must bid you adieu. You have worked long and hard to win your goal, and now you must receive your reward, graduation. You have been willing to help us through our troubles, teaching us to profit by your own experiences. We, in turn, wish to thank you for the help you have given us, and wish you the best of success in whatever may follow. lVlany of you will go on to higher institutions of learning: some will go into busi- ness, and others will find many more different fields to enter. Go forward. Take up your new duties. Fulfill them with the same eagerness you have done your duties in high school. Let not your standards be lowered by any. rncl, remember, always our best wishes go ever with you.