The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26


aware OF the character and extent *
ithe work which Is being carried On Ii.
Sthe Eairtnont High School, ard a
those people an outline Of the ~ ).
liscts nov being taneht together Win
3thsi number cf Estaaents pursuing each
sub ect would no doubt be intcrestins
here are Sstyid tents Il. the classes
In adsaneed arithmetic Cyl IN aisehrs.
rs IN geometry. u IN physics. Is in
book q, 4 klseep ping, 42 In English history.
25 insR Roman history q in physioioey
q In English literature, Is In Ane 1
can literature, % In rhetoric, 10 III
higher lessons In English. 81 in frst
year latin, q IN Caesar, In Cicero,
IA German ami 20 LII French.
\ N \ will be observed by those ,shS
are familiar With secondary sshooi
work that this range ofsstudies coyen
the field of the best high schools Ii
avery complete manner. IL shotld
also be observed that this work is he
Ing done In q thors1sf manner The
members of the faculty are an cor
potent. and they demand the highest
quality Of work from the studantr.
The manag cement of the school b 1.
lieyes that parents wish their chr
SflFsNn Ato receive she best possible
training in the schools and therefore
they require the best work each st.is
dent can do.
Is because of the standards III
work and scholarship which the Fa'is
mont High School Is lnatntalniu,
that It is today recognized as one Of
the leading high schools Of the state.
The excellent and cordial support
given the High School sby Ms patrols
ls most striking evidence of the fact
that they appreciate tic value ofIts
discipline and the horoughness of:t::.e
instruction that Is given.
The strengthening of The High
School In recent mrs las had il mos,
beneficial effect upon The elementlsy
schools stimulating the work lii eyers
grade: WhileS the amount of work
has been more than doubled In lie
High School In the last ave years s:ie
amount and chatacter of The worit
done In the grades has been greiit y
increased also. Excellent librar,cs
have been placed In each school and
these are used by the teachers to sup:
plement \ the work o. the various
grades and the books from the lii,rn.
ries are wldely q stBy tile pupils.
All,o the lower grades N the schools
are well supplied With ssts OF supple
;mentary readers, and other materia;
that can be used . TO make their work
more efficient.
s Over two hundred Volumes have
been added to the general school II.
brarles In the last week, und ITO vi
umes Of suppl cltary readers ha i
BEEN ecelyed for ,ise III the eiepcu-
tary grades. This new supply of sup
|lplementary read ding with what was al
ready on hand enables each class IN
each one OF tie elementary schools
In all the buildings y be supplied vita
|5plentySof reading material
While Superintendent Rosier IS
making every effort with tite assist
ance Of an exceptionally strong facul.
ltysto make the SEairmont High School
second TO none In t1ie State, no etfort
|yisbeing spared bring the work OF
the elementary schools up 10 The
highest standard.
Is Parents have .lhown great appre-
citation for the most part in this elcs
Yationo 81 the school standard. and es-
cry effort toward the further uplifting
Of this standard win find ready coop
Grafton among the citizens Of our city
toSwhoms the school interests nearest
the heart and really paramount to ey-
cry other issue
Tho vocal solo 81 Mrs cassius
Q. Miller al The Grand to.nor
row night Is looked forward TO with
pleasurable antlelp atlon.
Try ! Big ESTES famous chicken
] stew at Murphyis