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

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The One To Watch LET’S GO-O-O POLAR BEARS! The “Wild Crowd cheers the Big Blue Wrecking Crew to another victory over crosstown rival East Fairmont. With a state cross country champion, state-ranked teams in nearly every sport, a champion drama cast, second-ranked Ensemble and an assortment of individual student honors, the student body made themselves THE ONES TO WATCH. 1984 Maple Leaves Fairmont Senior High School Loop Park Fairmont, WV 26554 Volume 77 Phone (304) 366-4220 the one to watch Title Page 1

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The One To Watch They crept through the halls, trying to remain unnoticed. They carried shorthand note- books, curriculum outlines and No. 2 pencils, looking, checking, watching. The North Central Evaluation of Public Schools Committee wasn’t the only one who watched us as we carried on from day to day. The Times-West Virginian, every Polar Bear fan and rival North Marion watched in awe as the mighty Polar Bears defeated the Huskies, 21-14, in the opening game. Concerned West and East Fairmont citi- zens watched for the decision on a new, con- solidated school, but voters failed to ap- prove the bond issue in December. Parkersburg South watched as the Speech Team swept the sweepstakes title at Wheeling Park. Just everyday activities and a few spec- tacular moments proved to all that Fairmont Senior was The One To Watch. NUMEROUS BAND COMPETITIONS every weekend can become tiring as Senior Lisa Carson takes a needed nap on the way home from a Marietta, Ohio, contest. WITH STUDENT PARTICIPATION, events such as the Morgantown playoff pep assem- bly allow football players time to prepare for the post-season contest.