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

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-' '+A V1 lean.. -1 my E112 Scurehnarh if-ej'.n5,.i' HE individual scoring records of the 1926 Polar Bear Basketball Team is given for the future reference of the fans. Satterfield led 1715 by a comfortable margin in the scoring from the floor. He also W9 led in the foul shooting, getting more than hfty per cent. of his A-Q-512 shots through the rim. Tork, forward, was next in line. Knight led the guards by a good margin. Name Pos. Games F. G. F. G. Total Pts. SATTERFIELD F. 25 83 32-59 198 ToRK F. 25 60 21-50 141 KNIGHT G. 25 37 12-19 86 FISHER C. 24 30 6-21 66 KIRCHMAN G. 24 16 14-30 46 CLOUSE G. 24 12 22-3 9 46 AGRIPPE F. 14 5 10-22 20 HAMMOND C. and F. 13 3 0-0 6 MCLEARY F. 8 2 1-5 5 HAYMOND G. 13 1 0-1 2 SEccURo F. 2 1 0-0 2 JONES F. 4 1 0-0 2 GLOVER G. 8 0 1-1 1 SPADAFORE G. 3 0 1-2 1 SCHIMMEL G. 5 0 0-0 0 251 120 622 F THE F. H. S. GYMNASIUM we. c L- le f.

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mhz Stuheni Qlnunril BOUT Hfteen years ago some one conceived the idea that it would greatly influence the spirit of the students of F. H. S. if they had some part in the ZF-93 management of the school. This was evidently approved by the Principal 5 and the Faculty, because that same year an organization, called The Student Council, was formed. lt consisted of eight members, two elected by each class. The first Student Council was such a success that the plan has been continued up to the present time with but one change, that the Principal, Mr. Buckey, is now considered a member, making the number nine instead of eight. The members of the Student Council this year are: Seniors Juniors Sophomores BRADY KNIGHT, President MARY CRANE HARTLEY CAROLINE SMITH. Sec. HELEN ROMANO WALTER BENNETT GIBSON HENDERSON Freshmen LEROY ALLEN VALERA LYNCH Page 11.4