The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-21
Students MAKING
PROGRESS NOW ON
Surveyor COUNTY
A Fo1daw Reelected Sec.
cretary and, Treasurer at
State. Meeting.

n Fondaw. head OF the com
metcial. department OF the Fair.
mont High School. was reelected
seuetdry and treasurer Of the com
metcialSscction OF the State Educa
tlonal Association during the con.
yentiong held at Charleston last
week During the sessions OF this
department Mr.. Fondaw also read n
paper on the subject. 1.-The Needs
and Prospects as Applied to Com.
mercial Education In West Viz.
gi1iaH This department was in.
stltnted at the previous convention.
Mi. Fondiw being the first secre.
tarx and treasurer. W. u, Buckley,
principal OF the high school, Z. Z.
Church and the Misses Mallssa
fowlj Iva Hustead and Mabe,
Myers IN addition TO Mr.. Fondaw.
have all returned from Charleston
and have resumed their work in the
vatlous departments Of the school.
Although a number Of the mem.
BERG Of the faculty were absent
from the school last week the. &C.
hvities among the student body
have progressed with nlacrity. An
economies project Of special I'M.
lpEtance is In the process OF torml
lion At the present time. The eco.
monies class under the supervision
OLE 2. Church is In charge OF the
plan. The idea OF the plan will be
70 make a survey OF the Industries
8ot Marion County us the big pro-
ieet Of the class during the semcg.
ter.
M Church recently sent forty
letters 10 the heads OF the various
local Industries, asking for cn.
Operation In the work. a number
fot replies erlbodylng desire o
scn.operate and carrying nm expires.
sion of approval OF the work have
been received by Mr.. Church
When the survey Is completed all
the data will be mimeographed and
collected in pamphlets. TO -bo used
d the benefit of the school are
the organizations involved in the
survey.
The members Of the class unde..
taxing the work are Kenneth Beer.
bower, John Callahan. Robert Cay
Ton. milford Collin, Helen DeholL
tautz Dotson. A. Ginkei. Ruth
Harr, Percy Henry. Leland Ogden.
Mike Rapchick. Frank Romano
Edna Short, Robert Sloan. RhHl
Tarleton, Lewis Tehinski. Harold
wills and Thomas Wise.
The work ia being undertaken
whistle idea that 1T will result III
etytng tho students clearer con.
''teptton OF production anG tllstri.
button than would, be received from
III textbook study. All tha local In.
Ikdusules will be visited by the va7i.
IONS students and a complete idea
of the workings Of those organ|.
cations will be obtained. accord
.stig to the plan Of Mr. Church.
.ti51A new supply otrnlanunls for the
botany classes, the course hain%
sfeinstated this year under the d..
sFeetion OF Miss Jennie HarshbargSr
after several years absence from
1.-THE school program, arrived at the
sehool Friday. a. set OF cases for
the microscopes Is also being II
stalled at this ,ime
The Hi.Y Club net a. the i
.sM. c. A. last night at $50 O'Clock.
w. b. Bpckev n-iariUal n! the high
THE semi.mnuthlv fee. Of 81 cents
each was collected NJ Tho meeting.
Orchestra In Demand
q Another organization in tho
SCHOOL activity engaged at present
rs the Fairmont High School Or.
ohestra. which is directed by Miss
Pauline Kirk. The orchestra Is
Booked for an engagement at the
M. c. A. tonight: It will aa.
near on the Woman's Club program
Thursday and will play Friday
night at-the Father and Son" ban.
4ntiet at tho Presbyterian Church.
5 Bill Evans, a high school student.
sgilt mako the toast to the fathers
at this time.
Print Own Posters.
Lean Interesting feature Of the
syuss In the athletic dcrartmcn,
az this time is the fact that prn.
grams containing the line.un and
score card will be on sale FOR the
lFairmont.Fairview game Saturda,
The programs will sell, for 10 cents
each, A printing outfit. recently
ptirchased by the school. will be
y