The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-05
The JUNIORS
Enter i Aimed
LAST NIGHT
Very Interest ting
Program Gwen

Program SI1Vens
The programme of the Junior class
of the High School was called ont at
the Grand Opera House last evening:
1t was perfect success from begin
ming to end There is no one feature
which may be named as the best Evs
cry number reflected great credit upon
the performer.
The selections which wers given sby
the chorus were Ear above what High
School singers usually render. The
songs were lively. spirited and apss
p-opriate. Miss Nell C. Krurume. who
teaches music to the Students o6sthea
public schools, is entitled 10 a great
portion Of the praise, for 1l was She
who trained the singers and selected.
the music for them.
Lille Redic again brousee1 outssfor-
cibly in her recitation how Tom Saw
yer. even though a lazy boy got aiss
fence whitewashed without any es=s
fort on his own part FaEnie Robin
son and Edith Hayes again brought
ont the beauty Of piano caetss when
played with ability MaiSin Rein:
heimer and Clay Amos, In their. de-.
bate on Labor Unions, disp:ayed for
cnsic ability. the debate was spirited
and several forcefuI arguments were
clearly brought out The Class Poem.
by Russell Satterfeld. is uniG Giselyf con-
ceived. and was one of the features
of the evenings programme was
written in the metero Hitw.tha,,Sands
the relations between the wo poems.
is readily seen: the poem is repro
duced in full ar the end Of tilis ardcle.S
The selection from .Rud5-: Grange
by Edna Jacobs was given xsith mark:
Cd ability. The paper entitled Junior;
N-Rays." by Florence Roster raniSBerYs
Crowl. was well gotten up and con.g
tanned several good points which were
heartily enjoyed by the audience Miss
Louise Nichols was the able accom-
panist Of the musical numbcis OF the
evening.
The class Poem which was read IS
as follows
Class Poen1.S
should you ask me whence this poem
Whence these legends and radiS
tons
OF the Fairmont High School Juniors
should answerI should tel yo1ss
stay and read this rude insc.Ipio1s
Read this story of 1907
In the little city. Fairmo
Near the broad Mononsahela,
Lived the Juniors OF the Hig1 School
Coming to the class each morning
With their lessons an completed
ENce1ling all the other classes
In all studies. hard or easy ssSs
In this class each individual!
Is wonder to the teachec
Is wonder to the Freshmar
For the students OF the No5nal
OF the Fourth ward.sof the Ftftn yard:
Have own themselves deScatel
When in foot bali or In base Dad Ss.ss5
They shall struggle ,saiEststh thesHishs
| School.
First of all stands Winsone William
He the president OF the Juniorss
Greatest joker in the High School
Who In fair or rainy wfsztbc-
Be 1t bright or belt clouds
Leads his class mates ON to yictfys
He It is who plays the cym5als
In a brass band In city s. sss
And each day comes to the High
/! School
Far too late to can his number
Sing Of Spring, our own dearHowards
He. the ta1est Of the juniors
He the tal1est in the High School
| We shall say but little OF him
For this poem is notsa sprIns poem
1 From last autum TN this Summer;
1--we had:SpHng IN om. old HehSch
| Ear and wide among the Juniors
Spread the name Clay d. sAmos
1 Who IN every recitation.