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

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Eighteen will 5 , f' rs li X V, 7 4' , . . Q. , lille? I iii! fjiubclxlidffq MR. VX . L. BUCKLX As ,ghieftain of our tribe, Mr. Buckey has shown his efficiency, kindness. and understanding. He has ruled quite a few years and is still adniired and honor- ed by all his warriors. I-le has safely led his tribe through gorocl times and bad ones in the past few years, and we know that he will prove just as faithful in the future. Chief Buckey started his career as chieftain of a small tribe, and has, by his brilliant inind and courteous ways, advanced to a greater task, that of being our niost esteemed principal. We can hardly think of words to express the exact feel- ing we have for hini. He is ever l1lJlJ6l'1T1O'Sf in our thoughts and affections. 'He has attended the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard University, Colum- bia University, and West Virginia Univefrsity. Is it any wonder that he has proved himself so able a leader and advisor? Mr. Buckey has always been most consider- ate of O'L11 S1l1ELllC5I wish, and we are deeply thankful for his help. To you, Mr. Buckey, our beloved principal, we extend our greatest wish for further success in the years to' conie. '

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Sewezzluezz NK? , -. -3 , i MR. I-lmuay li. CJDGER5 Mr. Harry E, Oclgers has been our faithful superintendent for two years. He came here from Parkersburg, having served as an efficient superintendent there for twelve years. From Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania he received his 'Bachelor of Arts degree, and from Columbia University he received his Master of Arts degree. Mr. Odgeirs an ideal man and an ideal superintendeilt. He is an inspiration to all with whom he comes in contact. He has worked persistently and untiringly for the betterment of the school sys-tem. 1-le will be remembered by us as the one who has given the gentle pushes, the friendly procls, and the helpful suggestions that have brought us to our junior year. Mr. Odgers has been one of the most loyal and spirited spectators at all our school activities, whether they have been games, plays, or other forms of entertain- ment. T he Maple Leaves staff owes much of any success which it may achieve to the encouragement, timely advice, and help which Mr. Odgers has kindly and will- ingly contributed. ' i I i I F1

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zlfivzeteelz i f M1ssSAn11iCRowL Miss Sadie Crowl is the school secretary, and she is the one who helps the stu- dents and teachers out of their difficulties, no matter what time of day they go to her. She never seems -to get cross or angry because she is one of those persons blessed with a sweet disposition. Miss Crowl easily and readily makes friends, for one no sooner meets her than he is won over immediately by her friendly smile and pleasing' personality. This is proved by the scores and scores of friends she has among the student body, faculty, and alumni of Fairmont Senior High School. Miss Crowl cam.e to this school 1' rom Fairmont State Teachers' College, and she is known as one of the most efficient school secretaries in the state of VVest Virginia. Every day the work of the office is carried on smoothly and systemati- cally, and it is greatly due to her conscientious supervision. She has been of much help and assistance to us during our high school career. and we sincerely hope she will be as successful in her work in the future as she has been in the past. L. , ' -3-5 Z