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

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MISS JAC KSON cur rcrr l Ary “A jovial and sweet lady with never a harsh word. ' During her first year as secretary of Fairmont Senior High School, Miss Doris Jackson has shown the pupils of the school what good secretaries are made of. Her enduring patience makes one envy her and shows one what he lacks in his dealings with people. Before she accepted this position, Miss Jackson, a graduate of Fair.ront State Teachers College, had been employed by several busi- ness firms in Fairmont which helped her to gain experience in this type of work. Fairmont High School sincerely welcomes her and promises that her stay will be a pleasant one. Eleven

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Ill I I IM N il An understanding, sympathetic man.” Forever cheerful and never tiring, Mr. Buckey has earned his rightful position as the principal of Fairmont Senior High School. A trip to the office seems less dreadful when one knows that a true friend is there to stand by. His brisk step on the auditorium platform makes the dullest program seem worth while—and his endless wit lifts the spirits of those who know him. Ten

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PACLLTy Hf HCEPS First row —Miss Moore, Miss Wrick, Miss Frantz, Miss Rice, Miss James, Miss Gibson, Mr. Buckey, Miss Pickerill, Miss Boyers, Miss Rock, Miss Jackson. Second row—Miss Laughlin, Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Copeland, Miss Slepesky, Miss Harshbarger, Mr. Fondaw, Miss Jenkins, Mr. Hawkins, Miss Brackett, Miss Hustead, Mr. Ammons, Miss Bradbury, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Gallaspie Mr. Ludwig. Twelve