Roosevelt Wilson High School - Echo Yearbook (Clarksburg, WV)

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UllllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllllll!llllllflllIlIlllllllllIlI!llfllllflllllllllllflllffl!!lfllfllll!!!!!!lllllflflllllllllfllllllllllllllll!lllA 91 9 'nn 9 ' ' 9 C 0 ' ' ZlllllllIlIlllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllflllllIIAVlllllfllfl!!!fllflllflflflllflllllllIIlIll!!!fl!!lfl!fl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lfllfllllllllh Senior Class History ENQJN the eventful year of 1926 the Freshmen class of Roosevelt-VVilson High is E School convened in the Commercial room with Miss Majel Lawrence as advisor. What a thrill, in High School at last. But how insignificant we did feel when we saw the members of the Senior class. The class officers were elected as follows: Beulah Buckhannon, Presidentg Anne Colvin, Vice-President, Eva Morris Dyer, Secretary and Treasurer. 1927-At Last-A great meeting of the Sophomore class in the auditorium. What a blow,', we were separated into two sections. Une section under the su- pervision of Miss Doris Thalimer and the other section under the guidance of Mrs. Ruth Rodgers. A few days later class officers were elected. VVilliam Postle- waite, President g Leola Smith, Vice-President, LaVaughn Kemper, Secretary, and Hazel Stout, Treasurer. That year our class won honors in football, basketball, and cheering. The year rolled around to- ' 1928--Another step higher towards the top of the ladder for we are Juniors. My but we feel big! Again the class is divided into two sections under the lead- ership of Miss Thalimer and Miss Estelle Randall. How we did work to become Seniors! We elected class officers as follows: Ethel Cork, Presidentg Thurman Hornor, Vice-Presidentg Chesney Myers, Secretary, Dale Ireland, Treasurer. The class gave a play, The Bratf, directed by Miss Thalimer and Miss Ran- dallf which proved to be a success, and gave the junior-Senior banquet. Our class also took a part in football, basketball and cheering. 1929 Seniors are on the stage and we are now occupying the place we have longed for, for three years, the honorary or front seats in the auditorium. l929-And we are now Dignified Seniors under the guidance of Miss Doris Thalimer. What a fine bunch,', for we are all to be in one room. Our first meeting was held with much excitement and we elected Ethel Cork, Presidentg Hazel Stout, Vice-Presidentg Bernice Stull, Secretary, and Lyndall DeBarr, Treas- urer. We elected Guy Shuttleworth and Guy Ice as class sponsors for l930. We are planning to go to Moundsville this spring and give one or more plays. We have also organized the On to Washington Club. Several of the Senior boys have won honors in football, Chesney Myers being elected Captain of the Football Team, and Robert Morgan, VVilliam Payne, Thurman Hornor, and Alvin Douglass playing some of the best football ever played. Several of the Senior boys also participated in Basketball. The Commencement Exercises will be held in the school and what a scene it will be! --Mildred Folio '3O. Page Twenty