Martinsburg High School - Triangle Yearbook (Martinsburg, WV)

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1 g l i JUNIORS WITHOUT PICTURES X Margaret Andrews William Baker Hilda Bowers Katherine Brown Glenville Brumbaugh Howard Carroll Cornelia Cofiinberger William Cofiinberger Nellie Davis Bruce Del-laven Frost Dennis Raymond Osbourne Thelma Palmer Melvin Peacemaker Ida May Peck Leah Poisal Alonzo Puffmberger Joseph Schleuss William Smith Bruce Snyder zr J eight Thelma Dick Edward Duke 31' f Ross Foltz William Gatrell Dorothy Grimes Fred Kendrick Donald Kerkolf Marguerite Kidwiler Fern Miller Woodrow Miller Homer Newcomb Wilson Snyder Mabel Stewart Delbert Strobridge Jack Sullivan Beulah Thompson Florence Thompson Beulah Welshans Roscoe Walburn Mary Louise Wilson

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QL ... li ELMER SNYDER RICHARD TONRY HELEN MILLER SARAH CLENDENING ,Wesidenr I Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 0 5 COLORS: G n Blue. FLOWER: Red Rose. ff MOTTO: HAS Mountaineers We Climb , Sophomore History W'here, oh where are the verdant Freshmen?-Safe now in the Sopho- more Class. Being the Hrst Freshman class to enter the new building, we walked through the halls with a firm tread, having no fear of falling pillars and plaster as earlier Freshmen had in the old building. Perhaps, that is what made us such a snappy-loyal bunch of green 'lFreshies , carrying off many Scholastic and Athletic laurels. Leaving many happy memories of our Freshman life behind us, we started our Sophomore year, with a fear, thinking that our happy days were over, but to our surprise we found we were entirely mistaken. At our first class meeting of the year, when we elected officers, it was clearly seen that we had not lost any of our last year's loyalty and snappiness. Our Sophomore representatives on the football and basketball teams easily made a name for their class and themselves. The Freshmen girls were shown their place in sports when they were easily defeated by the Sophomore girls in basketball. Now we are looking forward to our Junior and Senior years with great enthusiasm. Goodbye. See you again next year. HELEN MILLER, Class of '32. f o r I y '