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

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ORA M. BRADBURY Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low an excellent thing: in woman. -Shakespeare EIGHT

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Gazing at the pages of our annual now and in years to come, we, the class of nineteen hundred and forty, wish to bring back memories of our campus life. Our maples, oaks, dogwood-even our little bridge-picture the past, present, and the future most distinctly in our minds. It is our desire to create a greater appreciation for the beau- ties of our campus. In presenting ouriannual we hope that we have achieved our purpose. 1 i QQ..- M' I , vu

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l J' 1 4 'K , 'ii 3 n ifgiys' x 1 M Y, If To D MISS l3l'3dhUl'Y Ask Miss Bradbury. Yes, whether you want the morning paper or a report on Zumalacarrequi, she will do her best to find it for you. C Our librarian is one member of the faculty who has been of service to e P' every Sophomore, Junior and Senior in Fairmont Senior High School. ' ' From early in the morning until after four o'clock she answers our A ii' endless questions, tries to quiet those persistent giggles and guffaws which issue from behind books, and a million other tasks. -'- To you, Miss Bradbury, our kind, helpful and very competent librarian, we dedicate this 1940 Maple Leaves, and hope that you will ever keep it as a token of our Wann feeling for you. I 0 it s 0 N V is umm I 'lf +a'S, A lr. , , , V .N 1 f-:.' -,A ' , ,f ' . ,, ,L , 11 - ' A-5.3 w,,'uf1-4,51 L D A ,H ,, .Q V L l ' , 4 D W -' -nk. 4,-Af' 5 'ii l 'IT' fgmf' , gg i ' I ., 1- I A - N ' ' I - bv -k ,, -, ' . , 2 anim 1... 1. 4 i -' D - mu- .gg ,Lil 94