Martins Ferry High School - Ferrian Yearbook (Martins Ferry, OH)

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9 INSF - 67,9 - .. , F e r r I cl n C - -1- Huq oo ,IUNIORS Officers LIONEL PARKER. . ....... . . ,President CARL TIDRICK . . ..... Vice President JACK FRANTZ. . . . Secretary-Treaszzrer CLASS FLOWER: Lavender Lilac CLASS COLORS: Green. and White CLASS Morro: To thine own self be true. HISTORY OF JUNIOR CLASS Very excited and much frightened, we, thc Junior Class of 1934 entered Martins Ferry High School in the fall of 1931, with a class of 292. We chose for our motto, To Thine Own Self, Be True. We selected for our class colors green and white, and our Hower, the lavender lilac. In this year, the class was active in sports, the Fresh- rnanhgigls having won the class basketball tournament, and the boys having played in t e na s. Then, we entered the Sophomore Class, no longer green horns, with a class of 235. Many of our boys and girls were members of the various school clubs, activities, and athletic squads. Our class showed ability and studiousness by the number of students on the honor roll. As Juniors, we are now near the end of our goal. We have made a good showing in our school, and the boys of our class have been outstanding in the tield of sports. Even though we did not have the honor of winning the Junior-Senior Literary Contest, our contestants put forth much zeal and spirit. Our class play, The Inner Circle, ' displayed much dramatic talent which the class possesses. Finally, the event of the year, to which we Juniors have looked forward since entering High School, was the Junior-Senior Reception, at which all had an enjoyable time. And now since we have completed a successful year as Juniors, wc are prepared to carry on our good standards as Seniors. ex , v:te:n:r:Q:ie:n::if:1re-511 3 4 gr5531v:xv.:v:iur,:Q:.t':f1:x':ce:xf:tc:Q:u:f':1f:0:xQ Twenty-se ren

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GQQ Ferricln s V1 Y 511 'Q L A E 5 g JUNIORS ALBRECHT, EARL-Takes part in all class sports. ALTONEN, HELEN-In her glory when writing shorthand. ALVAREZ, SAMUEL-His remarkable por- trayal of Fordney in the Junior play marks him one of our dramatic stars. ARBAUGH, ISABEL-Has a good honor roll record, and is one of U35 s keen thinkers. Junior representative on the Ferrian. ARMAN, VIRGINIA-Her hair is her glory. ARMSTRONG, RAYMOND F.-He is at his best in History. ARMSTRONG, VIRGINIA-She is serious and modest. To her intimates a warm com- panion ARNOLD, EDNA-A very conscientious student who makes good steady grades in her sub- jects. BANGS, OPAL-With her ability in commercial subjects, she should accomplish much. BANYAS, JOHN-One of our oncoming football players. BARNES, HOWARD-When it comes to class basketball, Dee is the star. BENNINGTON, JEANETTA-The subject which she is best in is Business Training. BERNARDO, LONNY-A very pleasant young man. BILAN, ERNEST-He excels in scientific and mathematical pursuits. BLATCHLEY, GRACE-Has taken part in many Dramatic Club plays and is a very active member of the Girl Reserves. BOWER, LOUISE--A girl who has brains and plenty of smiles. BOYD, REBECCA- Becky has made for her- self a splendid record with her A and B grades. BROWN, HAROLD-As a dramatist, Harold ranks among thc best. BRUNEY, CHARLES-Our football captain, who has been outstanding in all athletics since entering high school. BURKLE, WILLIAM-Good material for 35's CARROLL, PAUL-Has held the position of bass drummer for the last two years. CERAOLA, JOHN-Quite an actor and a fair student. CLEARY, BETTY-One of our dependable girls. CLEARY, DOROTHY-Her courtesy and her neat appearance make her a girl to be admired. COLEMAN, BETTY-Betty has ability in typ- ing, and a love for real literature. COMACK, JOHN-A boy of fine character. CONAWAY, HELEN-Can play both the piano and trumpet exceedingly well. COSMO, HELEN-Held the position of drum major of our band. CURLEY, EDWARD-A get-up and get boy. DARRAH, CHARLES-His steady thinking has made him a Mathematics star. DAVIS, DOROTHY-She has a smile for every- one. DAVIS, WILLIAM-Holds the position of one of our tenor saxaphone players in the band. DAVISON, DONALD- Don is noted for his pranks. He was also a member of the class basketball squad. DEITCH, HAROLD-A peppy sort of boy. A real live wire Junior. DENNIS, SAM- Sam should be a carpenter: his ability at woodwork has clearly proved that. DULL, ROSE-She is one of 35's hard- working, ambitious students. An A girl. EDLER, CLARA LOUISE-She's pleasant and nice. ELIAS, KASOR-An all around, straight fellow. ELIAS, WILLIAM--He is one of our snappy cheerleaders. FORSYTHE, KENNETH-A young man of honoiywhose greatest pastime is reading. FRANTZ, JACK-By the popular vote of his fellow students, he was placed in the office of the annu:1l's assistant business manager. GESSLER, CLARENCE-ls industrious and dependable. BUGNER, GEORGE-He is a whiz at com- mercial subjects. DAVIES, REESE-Full of fun and very mis- basketball, baseball and football squads. Chi0V0US- Q , greznzcxctztcfcxcxczeeg 3 4 1e.-erx':e:c:s:u.:xv:x':v:fr:xr1c:xf:x:s:x':1m:xO Tzrenty-nine