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

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MISS CLARA J. LEAMAN B. A. Carlisle High Schoolg B. A. Dickinson College 1913. Taught Lylxens High School 1913. Pres- ent position since 1914. MISS GOLDIE DALE SHEETS B. A. Morgantown High School ,O7Q A. B. W. Va. UniversitQ, in. Taught 1911-12 Kingwood High Schoolg 1912-13 Morgantown puls- lic schoolsg 1913-15 Albuquerque, New Mexico, schools. Present position since 1915.

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H. N. WARD, A. B., B. S. West Virginia Wesleyan College 1913 . 7,275 MARY MCCLILLOH SHURTLEFF MUSIC Slxippenslnurg, Pa., Nonnal Wilson College, Student West Virginia universig7 MISS MARY HIGH DOMESTIC SCIENCE Fairmont State Normal School

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PROPHECY OF FAIRVIEW HIGH SCHOOL f '1 S I now look .back over the I 1 past work done by Fairview A Y High Schzol since it was es- 'I tablislei in the fall of 1911, I see much that has been accomplish- ed by the school's faculty and stu- degts. Such uny-elding labor that has ben Cone 'io make us a iirst-class High School in four ye irs, can but carry us to a glorious victory at the top of the ladder of faire, and I see brightly shining through the future the good 1h.ngs that are to be ours in the years to come. The good work that we are now doing will bring to the school more teachers like those who are now earn- estly laboring for the betterment of the school. Also new and better equipment will be secured, and the school's stu 'ent body will continue to increase steadily in numbers. As the labor of the progressive townspeople, lhe school strdcnts, and the faculty hive brought to our town a gymnasium second to none in this part of the state, so will their labors bring a ne .v and l'rQe high school building that will be suiicient for the large and ever growing school. Through the eager eiorts of our Coach, Hubert Ward, oar strong basket ball team will win many honors and victories, that will bring more fame, than that of the past, to our Fair view town and its supporting citizens, who have he ped us to have a team that any high school would be proud of. As to baseball, football and other athletics, which have not been as en- thusiastically pursued as basket ball, I have to say that in the coming year new spirit will be put into the games, which will win ,for us the much covet- ed honors. And thus in every way I see the high school profiting from every help- ful thing that is done for it by the public-spirited townspeople, T h u s through the future I see Fairview High School steadily climbing ever upward toward the goal that only time, perseverance, and labor of stu- dents, townspeople, and faculty will bring. C. O. D.