Morgantown High School - Mohigan Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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Row l-B. Fawley, G. Weaver, A. Guido, A. McDowell. Row 2- GHITICT, R. FOI'Sytl'l. Row 3-F. Sweitzer, C. Harris, Peston, A. Greco, S. Vvilliams, C. Forbes, G. Garner R. Collins, E. Bell, D. johnson. K. Wrigght, R. Maiolo, R. Baldwin, S. Jacobson, C. Decarlo, L. Rosier, V. Row 4-E. Costianes, R. Ferrara, C. Gibbs, E.. Lewis, C. Zinn, G. Forlini, M. Leather- BAND man, A. Graham, D. Harner, H. Glenn, D. Friant, F. Nladeria, A. Austin R. Runclle, R. Vvillarcl. Miller, Nl. Blaney, R. Davies, B. Lambert, V. LeRoy, D. Davies, Nlr. Stump. Row I-A Greco, Phillips, R. Baldwin, S. Jacobson, C. Zinn, A. Austin, D. Friant. Row 2-E. Perrine, M. Pinnoclc, C. Forbes, S. Williams, R. Gumback, E. Lewis, F Row 3- Row 4- Nlacleria, N. Smith, C. Fullmer, D. Garletts, E. Haywood. C. Decarlo, H. Larsok, H. Ambler, E. Morice, C. Gibbs, H. Miller, H. Case, A McDowell, G. Forlini, VV. Price, P. Gallegher, S. Hastings, C. Roby, C. Cox, A Graham, H. Glenn, D. Goldstein, T. Venham. B. Booth, Lough, Stepoulos, L. Cesta, C. Furfari, R. Wright, M. Morris H. Federer, R. Ferrara, M. Leatherman, H. Roberts, D. Furman. Standing-l. Herrington, Davis, lVl. Blaney, B. Lambert, R. Davies, Miller, V. LeRoy, P. Davies, Mr. Stump, Peggy Billingsley. Sixty-two

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GIRL S' ATHLETIC ASSN. From the dark-room we bring the reel of the G. A. A., a group which upholds ideals of sportsmanship, tolerance, and friendliness, and helps each girl live a happier life. ln October their calendar opened with a spaghetti supper. Through Vol- untary contributions, from students, they purchased a radio victrola for noon- hour recreation and open house. On December I3, a colorful Mardi Gras was given in both gymnasiums. The members furnished and redecorated a clubroom. Cn March 24-25 initiation ceremonies were held. ,Ai UStardust Prom with stars, blue and silver, and spotlights transformed the gymnasium on April 25. May 3 found visitors attending an invitation Play Day. The final scenes are of a glorious May Festival-a lovely queen and her court. OFFICERS President .............. .,.....,..V.Y.......... .....,.. V i rginia Godfrey .Peggy Courtney Vice President ......., ..,,,. Secretary ........,,..., ..,..... . ,,......... J ean Brand Corresponding Secretary ,.,... ...... D oris Jean Hiner Treasurer ............. . ........... .vV..... .Betty Chipps intramural Manager ,..,... Virginia Livesay Cabinet Members... .,.,..... C-erry Robison Charlotte Strawser Dorothy Shriver Sponsor .,,,,,, .....,., . Miss June Metz BOYS' CIVIC CLUB Sixty-one One of the still-life shots is that of the Boy's Civic Club. The club was reorganized in the fall of I94O. There were eleven old members from the preceding year, and later at an initiation, nineteen boys were inducted. During the year the club helped the G. A. A. with the Mardi Gras. The club had charge of the Armistice Day assembly program in the auditorium. The club had a good basketball season this year losing only one game out of six played. The team played at University High School, Sabraton, Junior High School, and a preliminary game with the High School scrubs. OFFICERS President ............ ..................... ....... R 0 ger Vandervort Vice President ..,..... ........ W illiam Croston Secretary ........... ......... R obert Spangler Sponsor ..... ...... IVI r. A. I-I. Godfrey

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ORCHESTRA Prominent on the sound track of our school life film are to be found activities of the Orchestra. It has clone a great deal this year to aid in the production of plays and the presentation of assemblies. Conductor ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, IN flr, H, Charles Stump Student Conductor ....,. ,,..,,.. Samuel Jacobson BAND Sixty-tlwee The musical settings and. backgrounds of most of the productions of the year were provided by the band. The appearances included the football and basketball games, the Buckwheat Festival of Preston County, the flag raising ceremonies at Richard and Morgantown, and contributions to various as- sembly programs. During the summer the band, sponsored by the Westover Volunteer Firemen, traveled to many of the surrounding towns to play for Volunteer Firemen Carnivals. Drum Major ..,, Majorettes.. Mascot .............. Glockenspeil. ,...... ..,. . Conductor .,.. ..,,..,,,.Phillip Davies ,......lrene Herrington Jean Davis Peggy Billingsley .......Carolyn Coombs l'. .......,.E.loise Minor H. Charles Stump