Fairview High School - Paw Paw Yearbook (Fairview, WV)

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TO DR. J. W. P. JARVIS Q a man to whom we might dedicate was this issue o the Paw Paw. To do this was a task that did not require much thought or labor on our part because it had ALWAYS been decided to dedicate our bool: this year to our patriotic fellow- townsman and hard working and efficient President of our Board of Education, Dr. J. W. P. Jarvis. While we cannot claim Dr. Jarvis as ours entirely, since he must and does share himself with the other schools of the district, we feel that our share of him is ours plus. In him do we feel, in a peculiar way, that Fairview High School has one of its warmest friends and most ardent helpers. And so, since it is not the purpose of a dedicatory paragraph to eulogize completely, let this paragraph say without further comment: to Dr. W.P. Jarvis, because of his worth and merit, and because of his friendship to our own Fairview High School, this issue of the upaw Pawn is fondly dedicated. T did not talxe long for us to select . . f Ci 7,

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OLIVER SI-ILIRTLEFF Fairmont High School. Junior A. B. student West Virginia Llniversity. Has taught two years in common sciwoolsgfive years in High School. Present position since 1913. L. E. REYNOLDS B. S., Agri. Marietta Academy ioop. Attend- ed Marietta College iqio-ug W Va. Universigk University Cali fornia Summer Term '15.