Martinsburg High School - Triangle Yearbook (Martinsburg, WV)

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They ploy ond sing Junior Music Club To create the love of good music among high school students is the aim of the Junior Music Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Roger Clapham. The club has thirty members. They meet monthly at which time musical programs are presented by the members. In May. the club presents a re- cital to which the public is in vited. At the end of each year. the group holds a picnic as a cli- max of the season. Jane Allher. Surah xlrnell, f.ilIl'l'l-U Lee liusey, flrulrey Cflenrleninq. Norma Let lierrio. I-ilm'em'e lfliirm. ll'r'n1'fri'4l l'iUl'l'I77tlV7. Ijorollyif Cold, Jean llurrlif. Jog Isen- bizrg, Nilal Julius. Helen Kriuelselmlx, ll'1lcl4I 1.111-SU, 1'iI'tll7l'f'S l.un1p. Harrie! l.eai'h Jane llIi1r1r'iule1', Ptlilglll Inu fllizrslv. lflvu Miles, Susan Porlerlielcl, Jean Reynolds, Belly Riller. Nurlnz Ciohen. Nurnnz Small, llflurif Sulliuun, lflixe Swupe. Dur'oIl7y iliroul, Mrzrnuz ilifillll. ,Jill lllwml, lbllif llluml. llluriurif ll'ullc1ee, and Mary Juni lvebster. Officers: A1llI'lUl'll Xl'llllllLl', l'resiilenl: 541111.17 flrnell. Vice PI'K'SI'lll'l7l,' and Pal lVoOd, Secrelury. l.el1: llilillllllkl CiilI'Lll7l'I'. ul lhe piano: and l'ilUI'l'l7l'C Iflagg singing. Right: ull-!7lil'I'4,'ll Ciurrlmw, ul Ihe piano: and Currie 1.ee liusey singing, ... 73 -

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They govern 5' First Row: Goldie Parkinson. lfreshmang Jane Collins, Junior: Mary E. Stewart. Junior. Second Row: Aua'ria Smith. Senior: Ernest Grove, Seniorg Elaine Stokes, Sophomore: Frank Cushtua. Sophomore: Bruce Whz'tacre, Senior. Student Council Ofhcers: fludriu Smith, President: Robert Butler, Vice President: Buddy Shipe, Secretary: Stewart Laidlow, Treasurer. Student Council Meeting, left to right: Fostina Ifowler. Glen Shipe,.iBilIy Marsh, Robert Butler. Paul Keeseclzer, Stewart Laidloiu, Billy Kearney. ...72-. Student Council The object of this organization is to foster school spirit. to create a close relationship between the student body and the administra- tive personnel, to stimulate scholf astic efficiency, and to represent the students in all student activities and student relationships. The council consists of tive se- niors, four juniors, three sopho- mores and three freshmen. The principal of the high school is an advisory member of the council. This group makes athletic and cheerleader awards, and sponsors a Student Day, at which time the entire administration of the coun- cil of the school is carried on by students. This year the council held the third annual Student Day.

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Tl1ere's song . L, L, ,,.,,.,.. ,Z .Z ,-... .-, ,Q-on sz l C f-, . .5 NX S.. lf Clapham, Clark, Reynolds, dhrader, Snyder, lVidmeyer. Boys' Glee Club The Boys' glee club under the direction of Mr. James Andrews has completed a very successful year. The glee club is divided into two parts, one the upper glee club composed of members from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, and the other one composed of members of the freshman class. The glee club sent six boys to the All-State chorus at Huntington. They were John Reynolds, Thomas Clapham, Billy Widmeyer, Donald Clark, Wendell Shrader, Fred Snyder. On Feb. lZ the boys presented an assembly program which featured group and individual singf ing. On April 28-29 the boys helped present the operetta Rose of the Danube. SIENIORS: Lester Beard, Junior Dunham, Morehead Hollida, Lowry Horner, John Reynolds. Fred Snyder, Billy XVicst, JUNIORS: James Biedler, Thomas Clapham, Donald Clark, Leroy Hollis, Wendell Shrader, Billy Widmeyer. Paul Willis. Somio- Downey, Russell Evans. Jay I-layg, Donald Hollida, Clifford MORES: Donald Burke, Owen Caldwell, Frank Cushwa, Brown Honsaker, Donald Jennings, Paul Johnson, Billy Kearney, John Livers, Robert Otto, Victor Rudy, Harold Stanley, David Thornburg, Luther Ward, Harry Williams, Grant Victor Robert Stewart Wolford. FRESHMEN: Harry Adams, Anderson. Charles Brown, Lewis Broy, Church, Robert Coffman, Ray Cosner, Cushwa, Daniel Davis, Marvin Dixon, Robert Edwards, Charles Fellers, Bruce Frye, Robert Gambino, Robert Grove, Kenneth Grub, Edward Kenny, Orvis Kidwell, Emory Kline. Allen La- rounl, James Long, Harold Lord, William Marsh, Martin Miller, Melvin Miller, Charles Moryan. William Moore, Daniel Pittsnogle, Vic- tor Porlerfield, Junior Reedy, Claude Ritenour, Frank Snyder, Kenneth Tabler, Clifford Tansill, Edgar Trout, Amos Turner, Ralph Willis, Robert Wilson, Kim Worden. .-.74... f ,, We ew i