Martinsburg High School - Triangle Yearbook (Martinsburg, WV)

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k- ,,, -sis to i AQLAKAQ N ' N f MADELINE MENETTE FITZPATRICK JAMES HADLEY DEAN N Madge Jimmie A'Blue were her eyes as lhe fairy-flax Fame, love, and fortune on my footsteps Her cheeks like the dawn of the day. r.uaz'f. Senior Class Hrstory CContinucdj Having passed two years successfully we were fully prepared for the third. The first step was to select aclass ring, which by an almost unanimous vote of the class and approval of the rest of the classes, became the standard ring of the school. Our class play, The Poor Nut enabled us to show the world the ability in our class. The crowning event of the year was the Prom, which was held in the Gym. Seniors-at last, after three hard years. Surely we can look back over the four years in M. H. S. and rejoice. The triumphs and trials of this our last year are recorded in this book, and wherever we go, or whatever we do, we shall always look back with love on the happy days spent in M. H. S. Secretary-MADGE FITZPATRICK. t h i r t e e n

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M f'gLN l , K2 ii I f J x S . 7 J J '5 NX Q ad N ROY MARTIN DOWNEY JACK RIND HSpudU HJackU PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT There is proper dignity and Education begins a gentle- proportion to be observed in the man, but DOHWUPSSJ 5ff7C9fif!l and performance of euery act of life, inlergrity finish him. COLORS: Maroon ana' Gold FLOWER: Whz'te Rose MOTTO: To the stars through bolts and bars Senior Class History HE CLASS of '30 entered M. H. S. just as any other Freshman class- dumfounded but proud to be at last within those magic portals. We were told by others higher up that we were exceedingly green , but after a few months We were taken for granted and became a part of the school life. Our Freshman Party was the only outstanding event of the year. We started in our second term as sophisticated UD Sophomores with a Wonderful knowledge and understanding, acquired mostly by bitter experiences of the first year. We took an active interest in sports and had a large group of letter men. The class picnic brought the school year to a close. twelve

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1 fourteen JANE WHITMORE SNYDER Jane Few things are impossible to dili- gence and skill. JOHN EVERS KNIPE Johnny He hath a Wisdom that doth guide his valor to act safely. ' MORRIS JOSEPH YOUNG Pee-Wee The days pass over me And I am still the same. FRANCES ELIZABETH AIKENS Frances i'It is better to be an hour too 'soon Than a minute too late. VIOLET VIRGINIA SHIMP .,Vi., UA tender heart, a will inflexible. ALVIN LOVELACE STARLIPHER Lover, His mind sees through surface, and probes Through sham, and pretenses galore. DONALD RUSSLER LINDSAY Don His honor rooted in dishonor stood, And faith unfaithful kept him falsely true. W FRANCES LEE SEIBERT Frances Lee - Still climbing after knowledge in- finite, And always moving as the restlers sphere. it