Martinsburg High School - Triangle Yearbook (Martinsburg, WV)

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a n -f Adams, Mary Barbahenn, Vera Beard, Reva Border, Clara Bovey, Dorothy Boyd, Geraldine Brown, Helen Brown, Mildred Burkhart, Dorothy Canby, Margy Catrow, Elsie Clark, Evelyn Clendening, Sarah Coffenberger, Bertha Couchman, Marvine Crum, Marjorie Cushwa, Amelia Darby, Ruth DeHaven, Mary Downey, Margaret Dunham, Hester Edwards, Frances Edwards, Nota Franks, Mildred Grove, Ruth Hayes, Evelyn Hobbs, Emily Hockenberry, Winifr Horsfall, Ann , A . RLY' ., fx ed . l , Sophomore Girls R l J Ingram, Louise Sencindiver, Ellen Af Johnson, Elizabeth Shade, Helen V fx l Kauffman, Glenda Shimp, Louise I M Kees, Mary Keedy, 'Frances Knadler, Bernadine Knight, Elizabeth LeFeyre, Helen Lucas, Bonny Luttrell, Helen Lyle, Dorothy Manford, Ethel McDonald, Isabel Miller. Dorothy A. Miller, Dorothy M. Miller, Gyrd Lou Miller, Helen Miller, Sara Mock, Mary Jane Murphy, Thelma Myers, Helen Noll, Evelyn Oliver, Pearl Parker, Lucille ' Pine, Viola Psalidas, Anna Reynolds Sarah Rinker, Allene Rockwell, Mildred Shipe, Margaline Shockey, Margaret Sigler, 'Marguerite Silver, Anne Simpson, Berkeley Small, Virginia Smith, Pauline Snyder, Thelma Sperrow, Emma Starliper, Bernice Stokes, Gladys Stokes, Goldie Strowbridge, Audrey Tabler, Ann Tabler, June Thompson, Mary Thompson, Ruth Wageley, Charlotte Wageley, Ruth Wayble, Ethel Whitacre, Eloise Whittington, Margaret Wilburn, Anna Belle Williams, Lorraine Young, Iris lgllilllldll i forty-one

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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 '

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l Albright, Floyd Allen, Conrad Ambrose, Paul Beagle, Clarence Beall, Douglas Boward, Emory Boward, Roger Bowers, Kenneth Brumbaugh, Robert Bryarly, Clyde Bush, William Catrow, David Chambers, William Kline, Lee Clowes, Kendall Crawford, Lyman Dean, George DeBaugh, John DeHaven, Allen DeHaven, Claude Ditto, Donald Ellett, Virgil Engle, Frank Ettinger, Dudley Ettinger, Karl forty-two Sophomore Boys Fawver, Jack Fellers, Murle Feltner, James Files, Ralph Fulk, Kenneth Fulk, Wayne Garner, Louis Gordon, Julian Gordon, William Grab-m, Floyd Grubb, Lynn Hensell, William Hess, Frederick Horner, Charles Hill, Donald Horner, Yauncey lf Jacques, Ralph Klabanskey, Tevis Luria, Harry Manning, LaGard Marshall, Thomas Martin, Paul McCormack, Harold Mentzer, Raymond .,lercer, Albert Noll, Max Piccolonimi, John Poland, Billy Ramsburg, Anthony Rentch, Donald Riffey, Kirb Ring, Glen Rudy, Charles Saladini, Ralph Shipley, Nelson Snyder, Elmer Snyder, Paxton Sperow, Leon Stewart, Douglas Stotler, Paul Thomas, Russel Thompson, Harold Tonry, Richard VanMetre, Isaac VanMetre, James Wachtel, Martin Wachtel, William Wroe, Bruce Zimmerman, Harry