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

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, - V11 Qiilm Qlluli HE Kibo Club has certainly made a name for itself in Fairmont High School this year. 51,45 For awhile last fall everyone wondered what was wrong at school WH' that it seemed so dead. However, this lasted only about two weeks. A group of boys, seeing the need of some excitement, got together and decided to awaken the school. They formed a club and immediately set to work. The first of their achievements was a dance, given December l8, in the Fair- mont Theater Dance Hall. It was such a huge success that they made plans for another one later on. Each Monday night meetings are held at the homes of different members. New boys have been taken into the club, until now the total membership is twenty-three. The purpose of the club is to boost the school spirit of Fair- mont High. The oflicers of the club are: President Vice-President Secretary FRED GLOVER FRANK REED WILLIAM SCHIMMEL Treasurer BRADY KNIGHT Page 117 i

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Skull Gllull NE of the select clubs in Fairmont High School is the Skull Club. It is also a very active organization. The motto of the club is F. H. S., n which means friendship, health and scholarship. The meetings of the Witte: ' . . . club are held every two weeks. Miss Ethel Hoult IS the advisor of the club. This year it has sponsored quite a few benelicial events, namely: Better school spirit week and better speech week. a chapel play, a tea for Freshman girls. a moving picture. Treasure Island, and two cake sales. The officers of the club are: President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer MARY E1-1.isN STAGGERS MARY CRANE HARTLEY MAUDE PoLLoCK Page116

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11-.-Y 45. 'sunt I 1 l Qlakanagi Qlamp gllire Cllirrle HEN we consider that there is only one active Camp Fire Girls' Circle in Fairmont High School, we are surprised at the work it carries on. gfggxg Several meetings have been held this year. A party was given in the MMI' rooms above the Monongahela Candy Company on Hallowe'en Night. Some money, which the girls saved by having candy sales, was contributed to the Fairmont Times Christmas Fund and the Salvation Army Fund. Last summer the girls spent two enjoyable weeks on a camping trip, and they are looking forward to the same fun next summer. Several new members have been taken into the circle this past year. Officers of the club are: President Vice-President Secretary MARGUERITE MORRIS WILMA KOON ALICE BACHMAN Treasurer Guardian FLORENCE JACOBS Miss J. HARSHBARGER Additional members are: Florence Harden, Edith Harr, Dorthey Hickman, Mary Becker, Mary Kerns, Helen Romano, Florence Robey, Helen Robey, Lor- raine Reich, Virginia Kirchman, Maude Pollock and Margaret Harden. Page 118 f s I f