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

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lvliss Soroliolil lhliss Funlilmuscr hlrs. Bi-rry Bliss Dowdcn lvliss Cvilrson lVlr. Arncll yliss Frclccr Bliss Piclcr-fill Nlr. Grimes Mrs. lVlillcr Miss Nvricli Nlr. Foncluw Bliss Brown lxliss Vvoll-C FACULTY Stephanie Sorokolit, M.A. Glenn Arnett Hazel Taylor Miller, B.M. Distributive Education Bancl Music Orchestra Choral Club Barbara Frankhauser, A.B. World History English III Student Government Mary Jane Berry, B.S. Physical Education Girls' Athletic Club Nancy Freker, M.A. Business English journalism Maple Leaves HifLife Mildred Pickerill, A.B. Mary Virginia Dowden, M.A. Sh0fthaUd I French I French II English II Xanna Gibson, M.A. Foods Clothing English III Geneva Brummage Elizabeth W. Davisson Paul B. Dawson Jennie Harshbarger E. Hawkins Shorthand II Office Practice Commercial Club Otis Grimes, M.S. Biology Question Club Camera Club UNPHOTOGRAPHED Ivy Hustead Lucile Jenkins J. B. johnson Myrtle Miller Lucille Moore Mary 'Margaret Wrick, M.A Latin I Latin II Home Nursing Girl Reserves A. F. Fondaw, B.C.S. Bookkeeping I Bookkeeping II Commercial Law Finance Board Eva Mae Brown, A.B. English II English IV TrifHifY Club Viola A. Wolfe, M.A. English III f Nettie Rhodes ' Mary E. Shingleton Ross White Elizabeth Terry Page Haven

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Paige Ten MR. VV. E. BUCKEY, Principal yirs. Griffith is our Very charming and delightful secretary. 'She aiways Wears a smiief, in the time she has been With us she has shown us that she is quite efficient in her work and thoroughly enjoys it. Wirs. Griffith is a graduate of Vvest Fairmont High School and Vvest Vir- ginia University. Mr. VV. E. Bucicey has served as Principal of Fairmont High School since 1921. During this time one can see the many changes that have occurred. The school has grown in reputation, size, and iniiuence. As a principal, Mr. Bucicey, enjoys the respect and admiration of hoth stu- dents and facuity. He holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree and a iViaster's Degree from West Virginia University. Mus. THOMAS L. GRIFFITH, Secretary

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va ewaoviawfs DORCAS MAE JAMES Most respectfully olo we of Maple Leaves pause, at this place in our work, to recall affectionately anal to lionor reverently a flepartecl friencl anal teacher, Miss fames, wliose untimely passing cluring this last year was a shocking ancl tragic loss to all who knew tier. We, of Maple Leaves, rememlzer tier for invaluable help and guiclance in solving art problems in connection with our publication. Vxfest High School rememlners tier generally for the excellence of her work, the Beauty of lzer character, ancl lier loyalty ancl clevotion to tier friends. Let it be Saicl finally that tiers was the eclucatecl heart. page Twelve