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

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x if Le MR. C. HONX'ARD HA1m1z5'rx'

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Dedication ,If ' A ' ME, the class of 1933 of Fairmont Senior l-ligh School, respectfully dedicate this annual to Mr. C. Howard J Hardesty, president of the hoard of education and our friend, as a token of our sincere appreciation for the interest shown hy him in the student hotly and its activities. Mr. Hardesty has shown particular interest in the athletic de- partment all year, and his loyal support at hoth the fooithall and haskethall games aided greatly in the Polar Bears' winning the Big 'lien Championship in loothall. and the Valley Sectional Tourna- ment in haskethall. He also has shown especial interest in all oth- er phases of our school life. He has worked persistently and untiringly for the hetternient of the school: and hy so doing he has gained the respect of the students and the high esteem of the faculty and the community. He has accomplished amazing results although he has been among us only one year. It is with pleasure, therefore, that we dedicate this book to Mr. Hardesty. O

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Foreword all ' ' QE, the Maple Leaves Staff oif 1933, with a trace of the KG hearty assurance of our Indian forefathers, do lay this, a friendlv record of the small world which we call our own, before the altar of our gods. You will find within these pages a resume of the courage, honor, bravery, and love of the S Indians, the mighty race, who inhabited our land, and named our beawtiful river, the Mouougahela.