Martinsburg High School - Triangle Yearbook (Martinsburg, WV)

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LILLIAN FOREMAN F Lillian Little I ask: My wants are few. JAMES ARTHUR PRATHER Arthur Great men stand like solitary towers in the city of God. EUGENE CARLTON DUNHAM Bick The ink of the scholar is more sa- cred than the blood of the martyr. MARCELLA LINGAMEALTNER DUNHAM Cell She only is a well made woman who has a good determination. I pity the LAGG RUTH ANNA POWER Ruth Earth has no beauty that compares With the grace of a happy heart. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES JACK AUBREY BEAVERS ffBeef - 'Better like Hector in the Held to die Than like a perfumed Paris turn and fly. RALPH HENRY JAMES. Jimmie He were too mighty for this narrow sphere! Had he but time to brood on knowledge here. ALONZO KARNES Lonzie He saw himself through the battle's flame. A hero's reward on the scroll of fame. EDISON ALBERT AIRHART Pete f , , V My days are swifter than a weaver's shuttle. 7? fjpe r 1 STEHMAN WARD LEONARD ' A3Zov ? Stehman man overwhelmed with the weight of his own leisure. VERNON OTTO ROGERS Runti' He gave with a zest and he gave his best. ROBERT STEWART, JR, Jum'or!' Oh, Sleep! it is a gentle thing, Beloved from pole to pole. HOWARD FRANKLIN SIGAEOOSE 1 y Sickey Tlq.Q-e-L xr- ...Q 5911, W- V For his heart was in his work, and the heart - ' 'N - S Giveth grace unto every art. -rx twenty-five

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enty-fou JOHN CURTIS WOLFE, JR. ffDOCff Kind words he ever had for all, He knew no base design. MILDRED ANN I-IORNER Mildred The days of our youth are the days of our glory. PEARL MARIE MANFORD ' 'S1's One in whose gentle bosom I could pour my secret heart of woes. GERALD ECKERD Hicky Give grasping pomp its double share, I ask but one recumbent chair. CHARLES PORTERFIELD ELLIOTT Chisel Men think he only hears dark waters flowing, They cannot see his mind. MYRTLE GERTRUDE ARMSTRONG ffMyrt,, f'Music sweeps by me as a messenger, Carrying a message that is not for me. HELEN VIRGINIA DAVIS Dutch There are times when words seem empty and only action seems great. JOHN NELSON SPIKER Spiker God bless this modest, manly boy, Who makes all duty but a joy.

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2 l Senior Wills ABBOTT-I, Thomas Abbott, do hereby will my ability of being tardy, to absorb Math., and to master drums to anyone possessing the live talents. ABRELL-I, John Abrell, do hereby will my knowledge of hair-waving to the already vast experienced Bruce Snyder. AIKENS-I, Frances Aikens, do hereby will my knowledge for chewing gum 'to Geraldine Boyd. AIRHART-I, Edison Airhart. bequeath my beloved song book, Popular Broadway Hits to Harold Thompson, hoping these songs will cheer him as they have me. ARMQTRONG-I, Myrtle Armstrong, do hereby will my daily walk Crain or shinej to the Square to Dot Martin. BACHMAN-I, Fred Bachman, will my ability to dance the latest hops to Dutch Crabbe. BEAYERS-I, Jack Beavers, bequeath to anyone concerned my ability to function as a good member of the esteemed Hy-Ball Club. BONNER-I, K Bonner, do hereby will my weakness, rubber leggin , in the Arkansas Traveler to Mary Lloyd. ' BRIMLOW-l, Louise Brimlow, do hereby will to Ruth Hollis my knowledge of Junior boys. BROWN-On this 4th day of March, 1930, I, Elizabeth Brown do bequeath my everlasting desire for lovely nails to Gyrl Lou Miller. May her's surpass mine in length. BROWN-I, Katherine Brown, do hereby bequeath my knowledge of Latin to Emma Sperow. BURNETTE-I, Corabelle Burnette, hereby will my permanent curls to Anna Psalidas. CARPER-I, Katorah Carper, in my right mind Cfor oncej on this 24th day of Feb., will my knowledge of chemistry to anyone desiring it. , CASTLEMAN-I, Esther Castleman, a senior, do hereby will my desire to be a boy to f'Peggy Herbert. CONNER-I, Raphael Conner, will to the coming Freshmen my short-sightedness to see into - the future. This is only on the condition that this will be filed in the Charles Town Court house. COOK-I, Eva Cook, do hereby bequeath my Htrend toward union from 713 Moler Ave. to South Queen St. to anyone possessing the opinion that hiking makes you fat. CUNLISKEY-I, Joseph Cumiskey, in this fifth year of my high school career, will my note books, which are unwritten, to anyone who will appreciate them. CUSHWA-I, John Cushwa, bequeath my knowledge of the Hy-Ball Club and Mixed Drinks to Joe Schleuss. Shuffle'em. DAV1S-I, Helen Davis, do hereby bequeath my ability of loving my one year in school to Fatty Brumbaugh, hoping he will enjoy it as I. DAVLS-I, Louis CCupiej Davis, do hereby bequeath my ability of drawing to Charles Horner and the title of stage manager to Honey Byrer. May they live long and fight l'1Olf. DEAN-I, James Hadley Dean, will my ability to play clean basketball to Buddy Zimmerman. May he be as successful as I. - ELLLOTT-I, Charles Elliott, a senior, do hereby will to William Kastle my ambition to become an undertaker. May he carry it on. FELKER-I, Sam Felker, hereby bequeath all of my cigarettes to Byron Hartzler. FITZPATRICK-I, Madge Fitzpatrick, on this 18th day of Feb. 1930, do hereby will my ability to talk fast, which is my choicest possession, to Miss A. Miller. 'May she profit thereby. h GAIN-I, Millie Rose Gain. being in a sound mind, do hereby bequeath my pink and blue teddy bear, Willie, to Virrene Stotler. May she love and cherish him forever. twenty-six