Moundsville High School - Orospolitan Yearbook (Moundsville, WV)

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N CUM!-IEL7 S713 Class of IQ23 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chairman Social Committee Faculty Adviser Officers WILLIAM REED RICHARD FLETCHER MARGARET FRANCIS HELEN ERNST MIRIAM STULTZ Colors Purple and White Raymond Barnette Susan Barnum Ivan Billetter Virginia Blake Alma Bonar Robert Boren Ada Bosworth Theodore Buzzard Bernard Campbell Leah Bonner Arley Crow Gail Crow Chester Echols Helen Ernst Ray Evans Margaret Fahey Richard Fletcher Margaret Francis Frieda L. .Gorby Helen Goudy Ralph Grandstaff Yolanda Hahn Glenn Hamilton Paul Harlan Lillian Hartley Lester Helms Helen Hetzer Ruth Hipsley James Hooton Mildred Hudson Robert Humes Beulah Kelly Eleanor Kelley Class Roll 1 , J l ii I ll l 7 l l l l l MISS MARGARET WALHOUR l I lf ll Alice Kerns , Agnes Lacey Clarence Lafferty 1 Willis Lancaster I Francis McCamic A Ruth McConnell iff Helen McCuskey Harvey McNinch 'Q Hazel McNinch , Raymond Miller Virginia Moore Dorothy Mudge Walter Peters William Reed Virginia Riley James Robinson Andrew Ruckman I Mary Rulong Martha Rupp X Eva Ryan 1 I Frank Sigafoose I Florence Smith ' Mary Smith Leo Spoon Margaret Stilwell l Frank Stultz Sarah Wade li Mary Melissa Walton Q g' Bessie Wayne N 5 Mildred Wilson FX, Stuart Wilson Robert Woodward i , Anna Worch , l .J ll Q. ff I92l Il' XX l X! 'I

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I if II l92l I' N I3 W HMI-ISF X! I K Z Sophomore Class History The class which is now called Sophomore entered the High School in September, l9l9, the first year the new High School building was used. The first few days we hardly knew what to expect for we had heard of the adventures that came to Freshmen who were piloted by upper classmen. After the other classes had held their class meet- ings our turn came. Vve elected our officers feeling very important all the while. lVliss Walthour was chosen for our class adviser. She guided us safely through our hrst year, teaching us the essentials of carrying on business meetings and preparing literary programs. Our literary society was called the Emersonian. The only social event of the year was the Freshman party held in the Gym on May I. When we became sophomores in September I920 we had lost a little of our greenness and felt as though we had a right to laugh at the new Freshmen. Once more we had a class meeting, again choos- ing lVliss Walthour as our adviser. Our second year has not been a very eventful one. The Sophomore party this year was given as a l'lallowe'en party. Now we are standing on the verge of a very great occasion, patiently waiting the time when we will have gained the right to be called juniors. C5 537125 tv,x R ' 5 . 1 he J we . 7' 1275? 522 I ' I , is I 1 QT'-2 Q II l,.. 1 ..-.I ' 4