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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n ' VL fi . .EAA A Aw .W ,W A 'Yi' A t .41 . RS ., UNIORS DOMYAN, JOHN HASTINGS, WILLIAM Rah! rah! rahl zis-boom-bah! Like his name he's never slow, John's the best cheerleader Ferry ever saw. Always in haste, ready to go. DORSEY, ELMER HATCH, MARY KATHERINE Always laughing, full of fun, I Talented in Dramatic Art, He surely is a nappy one. Mary Katherine, did well her part. DULL, ANNE HAYMAN. EDWARD ,Math to Anne is just plain play, He's one of Leftler's formost stars, - Can' she get algrebra? Well I'll say! Accounting and posting to him are no bores num., JAMES HERR, WALTER ' When Jim his trumpet starts to play, A really good fellow wherever he goes. W'e could listen all the day. A tried and true friend to all he knows. ELLIS, EARLE HESLOP, HAROLD A quiet lad so they say, Ratta tat, tat, Ratta tat, too, Not too bqtshful, and not too gay. Without Harold, what would our band do! EPLEY. MILDRED I-IICKMAN. BILL In Morgantown, she showed her worth Bill's name may sound as if he's a hick As a Girl 'Reserve President, full of mirth. But his classmates know him to be a brick. FINNEY, EMMA KATHERINE HOOD, LELA MAE A cheery smile nas she for all, In English she IS very good, A tender fave, and features small, An outstanding scholar, Lela Mae Hood. FITZHUGH, DOROTHY HOOD, WANDA A girl with lots of dare and do Loyal and dutiful we know. In school and out is Dorothy Fitzhugh. Lf-'Uk to Wanda where Y-h01l would'st 20. GABRlEL OLIVE HORNER, ROY Une must learn io like Olives we've heard tell, R fine big boy IS our classmate Roy: But to knew is to love Olive Gabriel. He brings the football fans much joy. GASBER, HAROLD HOUSTON. PHYLLIS In the business world he will make a name, PYPUY and Wlllly. admired by all. For science and typing may bring him fame. NW C00 slender and not too tall. A GEREB. ROSE HUNTSMAN, Stanley In the bend she's an outstanding lass, with H ready smile and B mllllhel' quiet, And also ranks high in her English class. vvhaf-9Vel' 8SSlS'Hed he Says, I'll try it. Gugpgv GEORGE JACKSON, CHARLES A hefty lad with a physique so fine. Ol' Jilcksfm- to YOU the falls must bend. A livelier young man 'tis hard to Fund. Fm' Zilfdlhg S0 wel1'Ferry's left end. GILLILAND, RAY JAMES, FORREST This boy was a sta,-S bright --Ray-1 A member of the band is Forrest James: The way he shone in the Junior Play. A lwy that plays at our football games. GLOVER, MARGARET -UGA. MARY JEAN When Margaret played the part of Ann'-bel West, Mary -lean. Wlth Madonna face, We all thought that perhaps she was best. In hngllsh- leads US all 8- race. GRAHAM WILFRED -TONAS. LILLIAN W:1',-ed doe., so many things wen We call this lassie June for short: That he's given to manage next year's annual. She Well deserves the Swell report. GROMEN, HILDA JONESEEFFIE LEE Hilda Groinen is quiet. you know Exile Les, a bright' Cheel'Y l8SS. Until she starts translating Cicero. PQPPY and C0y, 8 Star in our class. GROSE, EARL JONES. WlLLlAM D. A handsome lad is this boy Earl, In fvvms he 951115 H Sflllght A : If you don't believe it, ask any girl, He has 5 bright future they BEY- HADSELL, ISABEL JONES.. WILLIAM NK Things come to some in an easy way: 'K1ke ls the mime he kh0W3. To Isabel shorthand is only play. Popular Where eel' he 8068. HANNA, NED JOSEPH, JOE When Ned Hanna starts to cheer, FL1tt.y is our right-end beau: The victory seems very near. He hllis them high: he hits them low. HARRIS. JACK , KADAR, MOSES The whole school knows their team will rate, This boy our Vice-president rates: When Jack Harris stands up to debate. .He-may be Chiet of the United States. Twenty-niwe This page is sponsored by Rudners', Martins Ferry's Leading Furniture Store