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SENIOR COURT — Lunchtime pro- vides a refreshing break for many seniors. Senior Court became a tradi- tional meeting place on summertime days. BANDSTAND — While participating in the Buckhannon football thuse, students try to escape a burst water balloon. The old bandstand became a legendary part of the school’s history. NUMBER ONE — Polar Bear mascot Lisa Little, senior, displays her en- thusiasm as the Polar Bears defeat Brooke, 13-3. The mascot helped in- spire school spirit. Contents Opening.........................2 Student Life....................8 Academics......................42 Sports.........................66 Clubs.........................120 People........................136 Community.....................184 Index.........................222 Closing.......................254 SAINT LINCOLN - Senior Laura Domico dresses the Lincoln statue in customary Christmas attire. Lincoln stood watch over the main hall wel- coming all the visitors. Opening 3
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r To most Americans, Abraham Lincoln sym- bolizes a legend. To sports fans, Hank Aaron serves as a legend. Even the “King of Rock ’n’ Roll,” El- vis, has become legendary. At Fairmont Senior High School, the Polar Bear, the school mascot, has also be- come a tradition. With its adoption in 1926, 50 years after the founding of the school, a movement began which caused the students, parents and the community to uphold the tradition of pride in the school. But through all the exper- iences of the Polar Bears ... The Legend Lives On V 2 “The Legend Lives On”
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r CONCENTRATION - Helping sup- port the football team, Senior Lisa Little takes the time to paint signs for the state championship. BEETHOVEN — Lucy and Schroder, alias Seniors Sharene Sindledecker and Scott Goff, discuss their friend- ship in the play “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.” BRUSH IN HAND - Senior Lisa Cavrich adds the finishing touches to a sign for school spirit. Many commu- nity residents aided in the project. ALMA MATER — Surrounded by fall leaves, the school campus shows a colorful view from the Polar Bear Buildings. 4 “The Legend Lives On’
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