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

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get Xl.ffff1'i'i '-my D f Y X X Y x - 4 x A E , , x .3 NX - - ., -7- vt? 1- .f ff' -5 I AE -- ls--.l , , '3'- 1-'rp 'Q 'f , L-.-.J - '1 W 3 ,, Z - +-L -ff. I I s.x'f1-7-QQQLQ, N 'Q-, Mary Virginia Huddy Dramatic Club, 2, Gym Club, 2-3, Class Basketball, 1-2. A worthy member of our class. She has made herself dear to all, and has won many friehcls through her willing- ness-to-be-of-service attitude. Christine Irwin 'liypewriting Club, 4, Home lfcon- omic, 1-2-3, Girl Reserve, 1-2-3-4, Glee Club, 1-4. A merry lass is Christine. She is popular with her classmates. liven her old Hume, lom, still Steals an occa- sional glance at her. l'm sure she'll be missed. Betty jack Typewriting Club, 4, Girl Reserve, l-4. Betty is a jolly classmate and sel- dom is seen with a frown. When work is assigned, Betty is no slacker. When this lassie leaves Ferry High, she will make good. Bonnie Jenkins Vkzlfdicforian Dramatic Club, 3, Ferrian Staff, 1, National Honor Society, 3-4, Student Representative, 2-4, Latin Club, 4, Caesar Club, 2, Class Officer, l, Schol- arship Team, 3. She's tops when it comes to brain work, her personality certainly is grand, she's an all around good pal, that's no one else but Bonnie who always has a smile. Esther Jenkins Student Representative, 4, Home Economic, 2-3-4, Girl Reserve, 1, Glee Club, 4, Class Basketball, 1-2. Outstanding character, a pleasing personality, and one who is willing to serve well, describes Esther. Her main interest is home economies which she has shown by her grades. Edith Jewell Dramatic,Club, 1-3, jr.-Sr. Literary Contest, 3, Caesar Club, 2, Typewrit- ing Club, 4, Girl Reserve, 1-3-4, Glee Club, 3-4, Class Officer, 3. Edith is a popular, lovely, young lady. She does very well in typing and as a swingster excels. Betty E. John Dramatic Club, 2, Typewriting Club, 4, Home Economic, 3, Girl Reserve, 1. Betty is the one and only, and a very true friend to have. She has a heart of gold, and will be remembered by all. Zenas Johnston Band, 2-3-4. Zenas is a boy who should be taken into consideration for the service that he has given to our school and to the band. 1 rn D. Jones D nfatic lub 4- Class Basketball, lee C b, li. i Bill goes out his work with a quiet dehterminati n and in this way accom- plishes much. Mary y Dramatic Club, 2, Shorthand Club 4, First Aid Club, 2, Class Basketball, 1-2. Mary is one ofthe highlights in com- mercial subjects this year. Her fun- loving nature constitutes her popular- ity. She has surprising ability in basketball. ,

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44 '2iS-le:-4., ML.,- Y -, i . 'A -- '- , ,- ,- F, in . f- - CK Y, Q I ' X Ci ' , 4 X -1 'L i N3 Lees ,. --l'L 'i.ifif 'Sl .. ' - W. fe---' - 1 23,4 V-12 44 -'ff-fciiifftfg P-'fi f.- -- J?-3 Q Cs- jf I Margaret Kenney Art Club, l-3-4, Gym Club, 2, Girl Reserve, I-2-3-4g. A pretty, likeable girl, has done well in her studies, and through her gay and cheerful ways has won much popular- ity through the years at Ferry High. Fred Kindberg Dramatic Club, 2, Class Play, 3, Jr.-Sr. Literary Contest, 3-4, Science Club, 3-4, Band, l-2-3-4. The tall, wavy-haired lad who is the most talkative of our public speakers and the one who makes the physics class hustle to keep up with him in ex- periments. Jack King Student Representative, 2-4, Hi-Y, 3-4, Glee Club, 1-2-3, Hall Guard Chairman, 4. Because of his cheerfulness and cour- tesy, Jack has become head of the Hall Guards. He is an active member of the Hi-Y, and an asset to the Glee Club. Ray Kirkpatrick Glee Club, 2-3-4. Ray, who is known as Curly to all of his friends, has a yearning to sing. We sincerely hope his wish will come true. Dorothy Knellinger Dramatic Club, 2, Home Economic, 1-2-3-4, Girl Reserve, 1-2-3-4. As President of the Girl Reserves Dot does well. She also does fine work in all her studies and should make a good private Sec, l l ,av W Nora Koehler Dramatic Club, 2, 'liypewriting Club, 4, Home Economic, 3, Girl Reserve, l-4. Nora is a quiet likeable girl. She is a member of the typing speed club and in typing she excels. Lee Koehnlein Stamp and Travel, 3. The boy with the military training. Hard work and his willingness to help others have won him many true friends both in students and teachers. Ray Koehnlein Dramatic Club, 2-35 Band, 2-3-4. Ray, our drum major during his junior and senior years, is interested in the C.C.C. Camp. His friendly mun- ner makes him popular with all stu- dents. Helen Konyha Student Representative, 4, Hall Guard, 3, Home lftonomic, l-2-.3-4, Girl Reserve, l-2-3-4, Glee Club, l-2-3-4. Helen, whom we all know by her dimples and pep, has by this time built for herself quite a renowned rep- utation and is well-liked by all of us. Elizabeth Krajnyak Dramatic Club, l-2-3-4, Class Bas- ketball, l-2-3-4, Student Representa- tive, 3g Home liconomic, lg Girl Re- serve, 1-4, Cilee Club, 2, National Honor Society, 4. Elizabeth's smile and personality have won her many friends during her high school career. She is very handy with the needle and believes a stitch in time saves nine.