Morgantown High School - Mohigan Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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Fifif R0W2,BLiA- McGinnis, E .Harworth, V. johnson. VV. Eeckcti D Hecllesten D Codclington. i V ' Second Row: A. Murphy, A. Cartleclge, N. -larvis, Clark. Mis B :len 7 . . . . ILL Ar D SCRQLL The Quill ancl Scroll, international honorary society for high school journalists, began its activities with a formal dinner and candlelight initiation at the Morgantown Recreation Center. Seven members were taken in, Hve seniors and two juniors, with the alumni present. To help the war effort, the Quill and Scroll sent copies of the school paper, the Red and Blue journal, to the alumni of Morgan- town High School serving in the armed forces. The Quill and Scroll, which represents the journalistic interest of the school, has encouraged school spirit through the paper. It R Q OFFICERS President ,...,.,,.., ..... ..... .....,...... . . . Nancy Jarvis Vice-President .,...... .... ......... R i ta Sit-Inger Secretary-Treasurer ..... . .... Ruth Ann McGinnis Sponsor ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, ,,,,, M iss Teresa Broderick NUI!!-I11'0

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First Row: R. Brewer, S. Oleslca, C. Cates. Mr. Bolyard, Barthlow, A. Pompili, ll. Davis. 'Q ' R. Clawges. ,ruff Second Row: E. Brewer, B. MCGOWHIX, R. Bowliny, XV. Shepherd, P. Taylor, D. llnupght. du' 'if My f ' Third Row: D. Pill, B. Furfari, Richards. Rosatl, D. Kelly. lllga S651 Y M I N , .,. 4. lx KH, r lf ll W xl I I E X, 1 l W' M . QT, I 'un- , , ' N N: X H , Qxxll-' Y 1, Ilfll -S fi If nf' VV I I, f 1' x Y s x ff l , if Fourth Row: F. Nluha. R. Nlutheny, lx. Taken-s. X UCES CL The Duces Club was reorganized this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Thomas Bolyard. A complete new con- stitution has been written and approved. The Duces attended most of the basketball games in a body and in this way helped much in the cheering section. The club prided itself in its own club basketball team which rolled over all its op- position, including ,Iack Roberts' strong Reserves. The club entertained several alumni members who are in the armed forces at a party given in their honor. R Y, H OFFICERS Duane Haught ,.,,,, ., ,.... President ...,. . jim Barthlow Bill Furfari ,,,,... .,..... X fice-President .... . .,,. Steve Qleslca Cecil C-ates ..... ..... S ecretary-Treasurer .,.. Cecil Gates Si.l'll1'n.1e

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First Row: A. Cartledge, Parsons. P. Knapp, D. Codciingtqn, R. A. McGinnis, E. Har worth, D. Hedlesten, V. Johnson, Thompson. Second Row: L. L. Robison, R. Roby, Goff, N. Kinnan, S. luiliart, M. Fsirniqr, A. Murphy B. Shaner, B. L. Shelhamer. Third Row: M. Tower, Peterson, B .Faulluier, Schrnck, N. Jarvis Clark K. Bond J. Halki, E. Campbell. ' ' ' . ,-i Fourth Row: A. Walker, Bucklew, Barlhlow, W. Looney, R. Reid, VV. Alcorn, Wilde, ll! I W. Beckett, Erwin Goldsmith, D. Dorsey. if 1 f ll RED AND BLUE JOURNAL pED.....,B 3 Promoting school spirit and reporting the news has been ? - the contribution to the school made by the staff of the Recl and 4 Blue Journal. Through all the publicity given to athletics and various drives, the paper has been an important factor in mak- 7, ing successes of any school activities. 5 Z' .Again this year the paper has been sent to boys in the 3- L service, whether in this country or overseas. 1 tr' ' The Red and Blue journal won First Honors in High School ' Publications with a score of more than l,l I0 points in the State University journalism Award, 1944. 5 The number of subscriptions sold this year has surpassed V Wg that of any previous year. It Z R EDITORS First Semester .................... Rita Stenger Second Semester ..... Nancy Jarvis ' Q Nifty-tIn'r'f