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

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JU ALBRECHT, PAUL l'aul is very fond of fun. And to it he will always run. ARCHER, WILLIAM This boy with wit so keen Shows jolly nature wherever seen. ARN, PAUL This boy with blonde hlir and blue eyes Is what the girls idolize. BARRON, ROBERT Bob with a smile so keen, ls liked by everyone it seems. BARTOK, JOSEPH Joe his great ambitions, And in this world he'll gain high positions. BATTIN, KATHERINE Quiet, neat, and petite: Her drawings can't be beat. IHEAZEL, ALICE A girl who is very dependable, And in dramatic: she is very commendable. BECK, WILMA Her hair is pretty, blonde and bright. Other girls envy it with all their nufrht. BELLE, A. C. A. C. proved his worth In the Brilliant game when he did his work. BELL, ROY To this suggestion Roy takes heed, A friend in need is a friend in deed. BENNET, BENNY Benny can surely play the clarinet: They need him in the band, you bet. BENNETT, JOHN John's fast as we have seen, And he is the captain of next year's team. BENNING, ELSIE Elsie is just full of fun! She has a smile wr sverynne. BERNARIJO, TONY Tony has a voice of gladnessg In his smile he shows no sadness. BERRY, MARY FRANCES She is rather tall and plays a quiet part: Everyone likes ner for her kind heart. BICUTER. MARGARET Her quiet ways and face so sweet, Give joy to all the friends she meets. ISLAZAKIS, MARY A pretty face, quiet and neat She's liked by everyone she meets. BROCIOUS, WILBUR Wilbur is a jolly lad. To hear him talk makes one feel glad. BROWN, GILES This boy is great indeed And high in this world he'll proceed. BROWN. HARRY - A football star ne's bound to be, He'll he an asset to our team. lr xxyszl L Q ' ie- IORS BRUNPIY, BOB Bob is just plumb full of mirth, And on the gridiron he proved his worth. BRYANT, DORIS This girl is small, neat, and fine: It seems she always has a good time. BURSON, FRANK This boy is always full of jest, And in the Junior Play, he gave his best. CHAMBERS, FREDERICK Small but peppy, that's his way: He can brighten any day. ' CHARNOCK, DORIS She never has very much to say, Just does her work well every day. CHARNOK, GEORGE Keep smiling that's his rule: He is an asset to our school. CLARK, JACK Out on the gridiron every fall, You'll see Jack playing some swell foolball CLARK, MARY LOUISE Sweet and demure are her ways: But how this girl can get the A's. COCIIRANE, MARK When this boy plays a trmobone, He has a style that's all his own. COLEMAN, PIERSON Pete always sees the funny side: A sense of humor is his pride. COMACK. JOSEPH A friend in need, is a friend indeed, To this provgerb, Joe doth take heed. CONAWAY. RUTH With hair so lovely, skin so fair, Ruth is pretty beyond compare. CONLEY, RUSSELL Who's the one who could be sad When they're around this merry lad? COOK, BOB When Cookie plays trombone in the band You can hear him over half the land. CUSS. DOLORES In Girl Reserves she does her part, And works for the club with all her heart. DAVIES, DOROTHY Dot is a smiling little brunette: What she wants she can usually get. DAVIES, ELIZABETH Here's a girl wno is cute and sweet. And surely, she is hard to beat. DAVIES, HOLBROOK He plays the sux in such a way, With Lombard he will be someday. DAVISON, LILLIAN Her-e's a girl who has some style, And you ought to see her smile. DENNIS. KATHLEEN When it comes to English, we admit Kathleen certainly does tit. Tlvenly-seven This page is sponsored by La Belle Lumber Yards, Building Lumber and Materials

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