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

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3? T QP-'LGLEAUE3 fi What's the matter with you Ain't I always been your friend? Ain't I been a pardner to you? All my pennies don't I spend On getting nice things for you? Don't I give you lots of cake? Say, stomach, what's the matter That you had to go and ache? Why. l loaded you with good things Yesterday. I gave you more Potatoes. squash and turkey Than you ever had before. I gave you nuts and candy. Pumpkin pie and chocolate cake And last night when l got to bed You had to go and ache. Say-what's the matter with you? Ain't you satisfied at all? l gave you all you wanted- You was just like a ball, And couldn't hold another bit Of puddin'g yet last night You ached most awful, stomach, That ain't treatin' me just right l've been a friend to you, I have, Why ain't you a friend of mine? They gave me castor oil last night Just cause you made me whine. l'm awful sick this morning And l'm feelin' mighty blue, Because you don't appreciate The things I do for you. nga Qlliemarks in Elia gfillllfll'

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.l, is W V I ll? L Z IW QPm.c3Lf5fvvr55? i fill parently taken on new life, and is rapidly becoming an influential organiza- tion that promises to take an active part in shaping the policies of Fairmont High School. At present there are nearly four hundred members in good standing, among whom may be numbered many of the leading citizens of the city, both men and women. Mr. Charles Shinn is Chairman of the Mem- bership Committee, and it was the aim of that Committee to increase the membership to at least five hundred last winter. The next social event of the Association was held in the Masonic Temple Dance Hall, Friday night, November 6, 1925. The dance began at nine o'clock and lasted until one o'clock. The ball room was decorated in Blue and White crepe paper, and the platform on which the orchestra was seated was decorated as a palm garden. Behind the orchestra, above the piano, was a large Blue and White The Old Gold and Blue Orchestra, directed and managed by Edgar Barrett, fur- nished music for the dance. Special entertainment for the evening was: A dance by Miss Elizabeth Dobbie, and by Miss Vida Fullick, who entertained with the Charleston Later in the evening prizes were awarded to the best dancers, who were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton, first prize, and Mr. Benton Dexter and Miss Isabell Haymond, second prize. The Committee in charge of the dance was Mrs. R. E. McCray, Chair- man: Mr. Charles Shinn, Mr. Robert Henry, Mr. William Irwin, Mr. Mar- shall Hamilton and Mrs. M. A. Joliif. Here is a list of those who have entered matrimony: Kenneth Wright. '25 Bern Arnett Stewart, '24 Beatrice Nuzum, '27 Ralph Dunsmore, '25 List of those Teachin' Reland Taylor Ruth Dunnington Virginia Fletcher Francis Helmick Frank Reed, '26 Kids : Alice Brackett Cieorge Davis Louise Showalter Sarah Watts Those entered in West Virginia University Mildred Linn William Riheldaffer William Black Earl Sample Jacob Schoolnic Those entered in Adeline Ashby Mary Becker Benton Dexter John Edd Thomas Henderson Mary Jo Conaway Paul Moore Paul Feather Mary Boggess Howard Boggess Normal School : Sarah Knight Leanore Lough Charles Wise Carl Zuspan Scott Lowe, Jr. Myers Nichols Beulah Satterlield, '27 Katherine Moore Lucille Hamilton Pearl Smith Clark Reed Beryl Straight Martha Houston Wiley Garrett Loretta Fishback George Rosenmerckle John Callahan Ross Simpson Evelyn Riggs Edgar Sole Joe Ross Page 148

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