The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-24
ALUMNI. l. ! Al
FARMINGTONH HIGH.
New Officers of Association
Elected and Committees
Appointed.

Pennington High School Alumni
Association held its annual reunion
and business meeting Monday eve
ming in the high school building.
Forty-five old graduates turned out;
for. the event. a social hour pre-
ceded the business meeting. and
games and dancing proved to be the
popular diversions, with the music
furnished by the high school or
chestra About 10 o'clock, refresh
ments of ice cream, cake and ccf
fee were served. =
Following the serving Of refresh
ments, Arnold Matthews, vice presi--
dent of the association, in the alb:
sence Of President Jesse E. Stew
art, called the meeting to order
and welcomed the class of 1922
into the association. Hall Gallien
responded for the class.
An election of new officers took
place during the meeting, and the
following were elected: Kenneth
Bartlett ii. president: Bernard
Hagerty is. first vice-president;
Nola Koehler, is, second vice-pres-
ident; Irene .Lough %, secretary
treasurer; Josephine Hagerty IT,
assistant ecretary-treasurer; Hugh
Brand is. athletic director: Ray
LaughEn 20. boys athletic mana
ger: Rella Hess go, girls athletic
manager: Harold Fleming 81, his
torian and high school annual adj
visor from the alumni association.
The following committees were,
elected for the coming year:
Refrcshment committee: WaAaceI
Gallien rs, DrexeIl Freeland 20,
Ray Laughlin 20. Blanch Ferguson
Smith 10. and Marjorie Park 81.
Entertainment committee: Dale
Cole 20. Inez Criss 81. Richard
Hagerty go, Vivian cambridge 81
and Marie Morgan 20.
After the elections, short talks
were made by Mrs Lacey Toot,l
man Durham and J. II. Coleman
sponsor of the class of 1922. The
next meeting will. be held during
commencement week next year.
Those present and the year I'M
which they graduated were: Mrs.
Hazel Whitlach Maple is. Mrs.
Lacy Toothman Durham Is. Mrs.
Marie Toothman Thatcher is. the
ham '16. Mrs. Amanda Price Orr
'16. Marie Koehler '16, Josephine
Hagerty IT Kenneth W. Bartlett
III Arnold r. Matthews IT, Hugh
Brand is. Wallace B. Gallien rs
Bernard W. Hagerty is, Nofa
Koehler Is, Lloyd Hupp 10, Dor
sey O. Fortney 10, Harry J. Ross
10, Paul Smith 10. Lois Brand '1o,
Beulah Price 10, Mrs. Blanche Fer
guson Smith 10, John W. D. AM
mons 10, James Clelland 20 Les
ter Atha 20. Richard Hagerty 20,
Dale Cole 30, Joseph Wilcox 20,
Ray Laughlin 20, Olive Brand 30.
Bessie Kerr go. Reed Ashrcraft
20. Lowell McDougal 20. Josephine
Clelland 20. Marie Morgan 20,
'21. Vivian cambridge '21, Marie
Robay 81, Lloyd Jones 81, Marie
Bell '21. Edward Rothlisberger 81.
II aroldF1eming '21. Aubrey Tooth !!
man '21. Karl Koehler 81, Inez
Crisis '21. Hall Gallien 90. Drexel
IRELAND 90; Irene Lough 90, john
Capet '22. Rella Hess '22. Adds F.,
Clelland '22, Percy Conway %,
Ernest Kerr go and Bernice Mar
tin '22. Others present were: Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Coleman. PRINCIPAL
and Mrs H. NJ. Williamson. Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Downs. Miss Laura
O'Hara, r, B. Maple, Cleon Brand. |
Miss Eleanor Downs. DR.. w w. |
Ore, 1. l. Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs. !
George Bar Buseak.
Alumni Picnic and Ball Game.
About IT'S high school students
and alumni attended the big picnic
at Blackstone Park Monday, and a
sumptuous picnic dinner was
served.
While playing third base in a
ball game between the freshmen
Ta1o
had the misfortune of getting an
ankle broken in two places. The
fracture is very serious, but he isl
getting along as nicely as could be |
expected.
During the afternoon, the annual
high school classic was played. The
first part of the game made the
high school rooters very happy and
excited as they led 40, but theI
boys came back strong and won II
to by timely hitting and errors on
the part Of the high school play
ers. The 1ineups were as follows:
High school lineup: Rex 2h and
If; Gallien, 1b and p; Clelland, IS
and CT: Kerns. SD and c; Capet
p and 1b; Hagerty. c; Dunmire, If:
Straight, 3b; Steele. RI; Cutlip, CT
and SIS.
Alumni lineup: Wilcox. c: Hupp,
and IS: Boord, 1b; Rothlisberger,
2b; Durham, SIS and p; B. Hagerty,
3b: Fleming. If; CIV. Gallien. CT:
Dudley, IF; Kerr, 3b; Hughes, 1b:
Smith, If
Empires: Border and Book.
Personals.
NJ. l. Hartley was business
visitor in Pittsburgh Monday.
Mrs. Blanche Boor was visiting
relatives in Fairmont Tuesday.
The reindeer is said to be able
to endure more fatigue than any
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