Shadyside High School - Shadean Yearbook (Shadyside, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1940 volume:

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Freshmen ...... junior High ........... Activities Football .................................... Wrestling and Basket Ball ...... Band ................................. Seniors ............. Music Groups ..... 4-5 8-9 10 11 25 27 29 31 57 40 42 44-45 46 Shadean Staff ............ ..... 4 8 Pen and Ink Club ...... ...... 4 9 G. A. A. ........................................................................ ...... 5 0 Girl Reserves ...................................................................... ...... 5 1 Office Force, Assembly Club, Movie Club, Chess Club ....... ...... 5 2 Hi-Y ..................,............................................................ ..... 5 5 Home Economic Club, Ping Pong Club ....... ...... 5 4 junior and Senior Play ..................,....... Features and Advertising ....... Alumni Roster ..................... Autographs ........ 55 67 69 104 iw W 1. May Day 1911 2. Last trip of the O. R. 3. Some members of the W. White Family - all 4. Group of High School gf21dL1HfCS Of 5- H. 5- Girls 1920. 5. Basketball Team 1920 6. Solid Geometry Class 1925 lllllllllllllllll Through the Year! the graduate! of Shadyyide High Sehool have gone out of ity clan roomy to ernharh on an adventure that heehons from all four eornert of the earth. Some have gone on the great adventure from whenee there if no returning, rome have engaged in actiuitiey that have enhanced their worldly poyitionf, many have Jettled down to the good Jolid life that hringy diuidendf in hap- pineft and rontentrnent, hut in no rate hay the honor and 1. Class of l9l0, 2. Class of l9ll. Fmt gfaduamg dass' 4. Shadyside High School 3. Teacher's Institute 1911 in 1909. Had 118 Stu. Boys in prons are I t. Waiters. ken 5' DEDICHTIUH fraclilioii of Shadyfiile High School heeiz hlemifheil hy their arliom, Thin, in lhe fpiril of paying homage lo all lhofe for-flmzg gI'dLflll1lE.l', lhe Shoileail SMU' of 1940 .riizferely deilifalen' lhi.1' yeorhooh lo the Alimmi of Shaelyxiele High School and hope fha! the Stafffi' humble efforlr exefffpli- fied in lhif hook will rezfizfe old ilzemorief of happy plays' and give iz .fm.1ll lIlL'p1.l'llI'6 of pleaflzre ai' we joilmey fllrlher Throf1gh fhe s7?11I'.l'.H Note: No attempt has been made to name the people in the above pictures. No doubt you can have lots of fun picking them out for yourself. SIIHUUL HUTIVITU The Band practices. Mr. Knee snaps a few. Classes change. Dorothy Nicholson records absentees in Mr. Dorff's offrce. Hi-Y Dance and Party. X 3 3 5 1 2 Q S 5 1 1 3 V ! V I 1 w, i - 3 5 4 5 3 5 F 3 Q ! MR. GARRETTE who is our Snperizzfezz- dent received his A. B. and his M. A. from Ohio State University. He is teach- ing one class of Chemistry this year in addition to all his other activities which further the progress of our school and town. BETTY HART is Mr. Garrette's Secre- tary. She is a valuable addition to this school not only by power of her dependa- bility but also by her pleasing personali- ty and her cooperation with all activi- ties which further the progress of the school. MR DURH our l'11m1,f2azl, received his A. B., B. S. and his M. A. from Ohio State University. Teaches World History besides being advisor for the Chess flub and Shadean Staff. He has devoted all his spare time to helping individuals and groups in any way possible. 1 ? 1,1 l,. -I FHCUHU Top Row: Mr. Cady received his Bachelor of School Music from Oberlin College. Although this is his first year here, he is one of the advisors for the Chess Club and was the director for the Junior Play, besides teaching public speaking and vocal music. Mr. Ellis acquired his A. B. from Davis and Elkins College, then went to Ohio State for his M. A. He teaches Social problems, History and Geography of Ohio, and Economics, in addition to coaching the Football and Basketball teams. Miss Futhey obtained her A. B. from Muskingum College. She teaches Sophomore English and American Literature. One of the advisors for the Girl Reserves. Second Raw: Miss Kerr, who received her A. B. from Ohio Wesleyan, teaches Latin, Bookkeeping and Business Training. Another G. R. advisor. Mr. Keyser, who graduated from Marietta College, substituted in English, Chemistry and Algebra at various times during the year. Mr. Kirkland went to Ohio University for his B. S. and his Masters in Education. He not only teaches Algebra, Geometry and General Science but is the coach of the wrestlers, assistant coach of football team and Athletic Director. Third Row: Mr. Marshall obtained his B. S. in Industrial Arts from Ohio University. He teaches Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing. He is also the Advisor to the Hi-Y. Miss Nesbitt. who teaches Biology and Business English, acquired her A. B. from Ohio University and her M. A. from Columbia. Miss Rodefer, who is assistant principal, received her A. B. from Bethany and her M. A. from the University of Pittsburgh. She teaches Algebra, Commercial Arithmetic and General Math. and is an Advisor for the G. R. Fnlartla Row: Mr. Spitler, who is just completing his first year here, received his B. S., Bc. T. S. and his M. A. from Ohio State. He teaches Typing, Shorthand and Stenography and is the Advisor for the Pen and Ink Club. Miss Tubaugh received her A. B. from Ohio University. She is now teaching English IX and Business Training. Miss Vernon, who received her A. B. from Muskingum College, is now in charge of the Home Economics Department and is Advisor for the Girl Reserves, Charmettes and Ping Pong Club. Fifth Row: Mr. Webster, who is in charge of the Instrumental Music and Chemistry Departments, received his A. B. and B. S. from Ohio State. He also teaches Senior Science and is an Advisor to the Chess Club. Miss Wells, who received her B. S. from Ohio State University, is now teaching English Literature besides being in charge of the girls' physical education department and an Advisor to the Assembly Club, G. A. A. and the Cheerleaders. She was director of the Senior Play. Mr. Wright, who is in charge of the American History and Civics departments, received his A. B. from Bethany College and his M. A. from the University of Pittsburgh. 9 ,,, ,, l BUHHD UF EDUCHTIUH L1-ft to right: Mr. Ulyclv Sutton, vlc-rkg Dr, Il. ll. hlK'KlUTHlTNHl, Mr, James Ilonkiu. Dr. IG. IH. I'ipr-r. pn-siilr-lil: 'Dir XV, J. Nt-shirt, vivo pwsiils-1113 MV. fll'0l'g'0 lllclivlvi-y. To this group of men, who are genuinely interested in helping us to make Shadyside Schools more like we want them to be, goes our wholeheartecl thanks for their help, and congratulations for the service which they have given us so that we might go forth better able to serve our fellow man. Q Q ff ff A '7 's 01,9 511 jf 2 'fi V51-hs 5 I-mx 'M TE Rggmi Lv? fam! 1 , K fl f , RK SHWUHE SEHIUH UFFIUEHS Left to right: Nancy Schafer, Secretaryg Madge Truax, Treasurerg Bob Lewis Presidentg Ann Scott, Vice Presidentg jim Campbell, Historian. ir ETHEL AMBLER Commercial Big things come in small packages. G. H. 3, ei: G. A. A. 3, -I: IN-n and Ink l. AGNES BAKER General A most willing' lassie, always ready to help some one out. Assembly Club lg Shaflean Staff '13 Ven and Ink 1, MARY JANE IBITRKHART General Be good and you'll be happy, but y0u'll miss a lot of fun. G. R. 13 G. A. A. 3, 43 Ven and Ink 1, 2, Charmette 4: Glee Club 1. DA LE CA M l 'BELL General l'm'suit. of 'Knowledge llllllvl' Difficulties, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Class Play 31 Pen and Ink 2, Shadean Staff 25 Assembly Club Z: Movie Club 3. JAMES CAMPBELL General ul-lis aim in life is to enjoy himself. Basketball 1, 3, Football 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 45 Class Play 43 Class Officer 45 Revue 3. gl .v I' .Jak l JOHN AUGUST General See, the Conquering hero L-runes. lkmtball 2, 3, -lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, -13 llevuc Ii. ICVELYN BOSTON Commercial An outspoken maiden with jollity laden. G. .X. A. -i. UETTY CA M l 'HELL General lf you do a thing, why not do your best. G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4: G. .A. A. 4: 7 Class Officer 2, 3, len and Ink 1, 2, 3, 4, Revue 33 Librarian 2: Charmette 41: Class Play 'lg Shadean Staff 3. FRANK CAMPBELL General uHOHj'X'VUllll, liere I 1-0n1v. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Class l'lay 3: Movie Club 39 Shadean Staff fig Pen and Ink 1, 4, Revue 33 Glee Club 4. GEORGE CHEROKE General His future success is foretold by his present ability. Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I. 2, 3, 4. SUSIE CHEROKE Commercial Her enthusiastic ways have been a great .help to all. Class Play 33 Revue 3. RICHARD DAVIS General A good' joke deserves a laugh. Football 1, 23 Basketball I3 NVrestling 1. JAMES FARMER General As windy as the month of ' March. Revue 3: Class Play 4. ELAINE FORSYTHE What you don't do today, do tomorrow. G. Ia. 1, 2, 3, -ag G. A. A. 3, lg Assembly Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pen and Ink 2. 43 Movie Club 33 Revue 33 Shadean Staff 4. J UNE GLA SOW Commercial She loves to walk and talk and dana-ce. Revue 33 G. li. 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 3, 43 Ping' Pong' 3, 43 Class Play 4. ' JENNINGS DAVIS Commercial Stop not, Loiter not, if you would be among the fore- most. Football 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4. ICLIZAl3ET'H DEAN General VVhat do you do when you have nothing.: to do? G. R, l, 23 G. A. A. 3, '13 Cliarmetto -I. I LEWIS FIGURIS General I strive for the glory of education. Football 33 Class Play 4. A IIGI IST GANG01 ...X Goiielal A quiet unassuming' boy of sterling worth. VICTOR HUSSER Commercial All's well that ends well. Hi-Y 43 Ping' Pong' 3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3. 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3. FRANK JENKINS Commercial Killing time is the worst kind of murder. Ping Pong 3, 4. HELEN KAPOLKA General Laugh and the world laughs with you. G. R. 13 G. A. A. 3, 43 Glee Club 13 Class Play 4. KATHERINE KISSELL General Fun can not pass her with- out her partaking'. Pen and Ink 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 13 G. R. 13 Librarian 33 Class Officer 13 Shadean Staff 43 G. A. A. 3, lj Movie Club 3. LIBBY JO LAY Commercial One of the best. G. R. 13 G. A. A. 3, 43 Char- mette 43 Glee Club 1. ROBERT LEWIS College He who plays the game hard. fast, and clean, is a perfect gentleman. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 43 Football 3, 43 Class Officer 3, 43 Glec Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Shadean Staff 2, 3, 4 Pen and Ink 1, 2, 33 Basketball Mgr. 3, Wilkie f- . QS'-q 3, n J I4 'wm- MARY JURICHNEY General She works wonders with her powers. Class Play 3, 43 Glee Club 13 Revue 33 G. A. A. 3, 43 G. R. 1, 2, 3, 43 Librarian 3, -1. HAROLD KIRKLAND General Excecdingly Well 'Red' I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Revue 33 Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 43 Pen and Ink I, 2. JOSEPH LADYGA. General Lot the world slide, l'll .not budge an inch. Hi-Y 43 Pen and Ink 43 Ping Pong 43 Class Play 43 Bas- ketball I, 2, 33 Football 33 Revue 3. CYRIL VLAYNE ' General K'Give any athlete half a chance and he does good, Give- Butch none at all and he will do better. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 13 Hi-Y 3, 4. WILDA LEWIS College A joy to meet and to know. G. R. 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Shadean Staff 1, 3, 43 G. A. A. 3, 43 Movie Club 33 Pen and Ink 1, 23 Assembly Club 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 All Valley Chorus 43 Revue 3. Zyfff ef R, -iff DUAN E LONG College A Fellow neither tall nor small of whom We expect great things. Class Pres. 1, 23 Assembly Club 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Pen and Ink 23 Shadean Staff 1. 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 3. 43 Class Play 3, 43 Chess Club 43 Orchestra 3, 43 All Valley Chorus 43 Revue 3. ROBERT LYNSKY , College Always ready to argue and always ready to talk. Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Class may 3, 43 Shadean Staff 43 Mixed Chorus 4. MARGARET MCLAUGHLJN College One was a saucy little Redhead. G. H. 2, 3, 43 G. A. 3, 43 Ping Pong 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Shadean Staff 3, 43 Char- mette Club 43 Revue 33 Class Play 43 Pen and Ink 4. 77'uMQ,77lff FELIX MCPARLAN College The Master Technician Hi-Y 3, 43 Slide Rule 1, 2, 33 Shadean Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Chess Club 43 Ping Pong 3, 43 Movie Club. 474 af.-WML ROBERT MERRYMAN General Take us in all, the world shall ne'er look upon our like again. fi MILDRED LOVRICH College Good things should be praised. G. R. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pen and Ink 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 G. A. A. 3, 43 Shadean 43 Class Officer 1, 33 Slide Rule 23 Librarian 43 Movie Club 33 Basketball 1, 2.1 . EILEEN McCLUSKEY A confirmed optimist at all times. G. R. 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 3, 43 Movie Club 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Revue 33 Class 1'lay 43 Cheerleader 4, C1-lEfSTE1i MCMAI-ION General Begin work young and do your best. Hi-Y 43 Movie Club 4. MARY ANN MCPARLAND General That small. quiet girl with the Southern accent. Glee Club 1, 23 Dramatic 23 Band 23 Journalism 4. IPRED MOBLEY College They can conquer who believe they can. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Class Play 33 Mixed Chorus 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Pen and Ink 1, 23 Glce Club 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 13 Student Basketball Mgr. 1, RlCl-IARD MOORE General He only is exempt from fail' ures who makes no effort. Movie Club 43 Office Force QI. MARY NESTER Commercial To achieve greatness we must possess determinatio.n',' G, R. -lg Band 33 Glee Club 23. AGNES OSWICK General Her smiles would cheer one in the darkest moment. G. R. 13 Glee Club 2. .Xli'l'HUIl l'l4I l'RONl4l Commercial The world awaits me and l will answer its call. 'Hi-Y 43 Ping Pong' lg l'vn and Ink -lg Football 3: Office Force el. ROGER SAMMONS General Why should I worry? Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 11. MATILDA NAMEN Commercial Always lending- a helping hand. G. R. 1, 2, 43 Shadean -ig Pen and Ink 43 Class Play 4. DOROTHY NICHOLSON Commercial I hope I never grow up. G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. 3, 43 Movie Club 33 Glee Club 1: Pen and Ink 43 Office Force 4. ff f' ' ff' , , X .- Q , ,fir 'I ' 4 MAIfGAI!ET vALMEia General Leann to live and live to learn. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 43 Class Play 3. MARY PICKETT General Shy looking' but not acting Glee Club 1. IDA SANTAVIOCA, General Is a willing worker and is never out of humor. Q G. A. A. 3, 4, G. R.1g Glee Club. 3 1 NANCY SCHAFER 21 College ,f Words fitly spoken arf beautiful things. G. R. 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 3, 43 Pen and Ink 1, 2, 43 Band' 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Charmette 4: Officer 2, 3, 4. ANN SCOTT Commercial You live only once. Glee Club 1. 2, 33 Shadean 2. 3, 43 Pen and Ink 3. 43 I . H. A. 13 G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4: Ping Pong 43 Charmettes 43 Class Play 33 Class Officer 2, 3, 43 Office Force 3, 11: G. A. A. 3, 43 Movie Club 33 Revue 3. B ILL SEELEY General Always talking but says little. STANLEY STEMKOWSK1 General Who does his best, does V well. NEIL TENLEY General Young fellows will be foolish. I , J ROBERT SCHROEDER General How good is man's lift. BILL SEZDOR General It's anybody's game till the whistle blows. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Tl, 2, 3, 4. ?ff16!!2Mf'f ' LJLLIAN SHERMAN General It would never do to be out of fashion. Charmette 43 Shadean 33 G. R. 1, 2, 33 G. A. A. 3. JOE STORA General He was born for great things perhaps even Mayor of Big Run Wfestling 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4. NORMA THOMPSON General Laughs at folly and scorns despair. 47 s MADGE THUAX Commercial Sing and be joyful. G. R, 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. it Class Play 3, 45 Class Offi- cer 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 45 Shadean Staff 3, 43 Pen and Ink 2, 33 Assembly Club 2, 3. DANTE VAZZOLI Practical Arts 'Work while you work and play while you play. MARY V UC lCl.lLfll Commercial A better friend no one could find. Glee Club 23 Class Play 3. FHEDA VVATTEHS Commercial Deeds, not words. Assembly Club 13 Librarian ZZ, G. R. 1, 2, 3, -1. JOHN VVICK General Beau Brummel of the Senior Class. VVrestling 4. 'x X 1 le TH OISURN VAN DYNE College Not to serve, but to be served. Hand' 1, 2, 3, -lg Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Glue Club 3, el. PAUL VICEN General He meddles in no business exvept his own. DUN.Xl.D WARIJ College The gallant Don is a chival- rous sort of fellow. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Hi-Y 3, Slide and Rule 12. ELSIE VVELLS General A maiden quiet and reserved. G. ll. 1. 13111.11 WOOD General How good is man's life, the mere living! Assembly Club lg Fo-olhall Mgr. HARRY VVHIGHT General EMIL WYSOCKY Ahead lies the land of General OpD0rm'mty'H The Musical Muse. Iland 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 3, -lg Hi-Y 3, 43 Glee Club JOHN ZUVELLA Industrial A rts Time and tide wait for no man. VVrestling 3, 4, SEHIUR HISTUHU In September of the year 1936, a group of over one hundred individuals entered high school for the first time. It was evident that they were freshmen because of the bewildered look on their faces as they wandered around the halls looking for their classes. They recovered somewhat from this green state long enough to elect the following officers: Prefidem' .............. . ...... Duane Long Vice Prefidefzl ,....... ....... F red Mobley Secreiury ............ ........... M adge Truax T1'eaJ1n'e1' ........ ....... K atherine Kissell Hiftorimz ..................,.......... ...... M ildred Lovrich When this class entered high school the next year as Sophomores, there was a decided decrease in the number of students to those of the former year, but they made up for it by being well represented in all the activities, especially football, basketball, and wrestling. The officers of the Sophomore class were as follows: Prefidefzt ............................................ Duane Long ' Vice Prefidemf ........ .,.... N ancy Schafer Secretary ............ ........... A nn Scott Treafurer ,....... ....... M adge Truax H iytorimz ...................................,.. Mildred Lovrich As juniors, they found that life was not all a bowl of cherries but that there was work to be done. The Seniors must be given a banquet and a prom at the end of the year, so the juniors must slave all year long in order to pay for it. Continued on Page 56 19 LHSI llllll HHH TESIHHIEIII OF THE SENIOR CLASS 1940 The Senior Class of 1940, of the Village of Shadyside, County of Belmont, Mead Township, State of Ohio, hereby revoke and strike from the records any and all wills made by them heretofore, and at this time do publish and declare this, their last will and testament. We wish to give our thanks to the Board of Education for all they have done for us and for the school. To our superintendent, Mr. Garrette, and to our principal, Mr. Dorff, we give our express thanks for the encouragement and help they have given us throughout the years. After a unanimous vote, it was decided to leave our seats in Senior homeroom and in assembly to the Class of '41, knowing that this will be appreciated by said class. And, as individuals, we do give, devise and bequeath the following: Ethel Ambler--My typing ability I leave to Mary Helen Zaccagnini. johnny August-My athletic ability I leave to my brother, Mike. Agnes Baker-I will my A's to my sister, Ruth. Evelyn Boston--I bequeath my good grades in American Literature to joan jones. Betty J. Campbell-My personality I leave to my sister, Flora. Mary Burkhart-I leave my studious ways in Civics class to Rosemary Slack. Dale Campbell-I leave my seat in Mechanical Drawing to anyone worthy of it. Frank Campbell-My wit and journalistic ability I will to Bob joy. Jimmie Campbell-I bequeath my position as class historian to anyone who has the ability to fill it. George Cheroke-My position on the football team and the wrestling team I will to Mike Miller. Susie Cheroke-I leave my demure ways to Mary A. Miller. Jennings Davis-I wish to bequeath my position on the basketball team to Bob Copeland. Richard Davis-I wish to announce that I leave nothing but my seat in the homeroom. Elizabeth Dean-I leave my seat in Public Speaking class to Virginia Archer. james Farmer-I leave to my sister, Elaine, the job of upholding the family name. Lewis Figuris-My quiet ways I leave to Charles Berry. Elaine Forsythe-My position as president of Assembly Club I leave to Anna M. Brown. August Gangola-I leave my work bench in shop to joe Klein. June Glasow-My dancing ability I will to Patty Dawson. Vic Husser-I bequeath my position as drum major to any up and coming senior who can master it. Frank Jenkins-I leave my Mech. Drawing tools with Mr. Marshall to present to anyone who would be interested in using them. Mary Jurichney-I bequeath my position as librarian to anyone qualified for it. Continued on Page 43 20 i ff 1 1-1 fl WW CIHSS PRUPHEGU ' I had just returned from the unpleasant strain of making reservations on the very popular Queen Ester that was sailing for parts unknown and settled into my chair for a rest and a cool drink. I fell asleep, and as I was sleeping I heard the doorbell ring. I went to the door and there stood a man in the uniform of a taxi driver. He said: Your boat sails in five minutes, ma'm, and I'll drive you. The taxi driver was none other than a member of our Senior class, Frank Jenkins. I sat in front with Frank because I wanted to learn as much about our former classmates as I could from him. Frank told me that he was married to Norma Thompson and they were getting along splendidly in their little bungalow with nothing to interrupt their happiness but a cat and a canary. He told me that just the other night he had been to the famous Broadway Theatre in New York and saw the great tap dancer and singer Marion Maine who was another friend of mine, june Glasow. We reached the dock and I ran up the gangplank and collided with a broad shouldered giant whom I immediately recognized as our football hero and wrestling champion, George Cheroke. When asked why he was on the boat, George replied that he was on his way to Spain to act as the supreme judge at the Olympic Games. He said some of our class of 1940 were to participate in the different divisions in the Games. He informed me that the contestant chosen to represent the U. S. in the women's races was our friend and classmate, Betty J. Campbell. This was so much of a shock that I had to request a glass of water. When the steward arrived he was August Gangola. another member of the class of 1940. When I was somewhat ievived, George continued with his speech. He said that Joe Ladyga was in the tennis matches. He received his start in tennis when he tried to sell a tennis racket in the Senior Play. George also told me that Roger Sammons was supposed to have been in the men's races but at the last minute he had called a holiday and eloped with the screen's favorite juvenile star, Mary Nester. After receiving this information I excused myself and went to my cabin. I was looking through the latest movie magazine when I came upon a paragraph which read: Well, folks, here it is at last! The real name of our Hollywood glamor boy, Taylor Ross, is Fred Mobley. He came from a little town on the Ohio River called Shadyside. He returned to get his childhood sweetheart whom he introduced yesterday as his bride. P. S. She is Mary Jurichnewf' Laying the magazine aside, I' rang for the stewardess. When she arrived, I greeted my old friend, Matilda Namen. She told me that she had recently divorced her husband, Richard Davis, after ten years of happy marriage, because he had refused to kiss her goodbye before leaving for work one morning. I sympathized at the right places in her story, and, bidding her goodbye, I went up to the deck. As I was strolling along the deck I ran into two lovely girls, both in the uniform of a captain. I thought I recognized them so I spoke. They looked up and I saw at once that they were two more members of the 1940 class, Libbie jo Lay and Mary J. Burkhart. They told me that they owned the boat and that they employed all ex-sailors in their crew. They were both acting as captain. The navy surely has continued to run in their blood. j Continued on Page 22 21 Q FY-. viz' 'L?'gg'.q1fJ.i.-fr 1 . -X H15 CLASS PROPHECY-Continued from page 21 When the ship's orchestra came on the platform it was announced as Ida Santavicca and her Royal Accordionsf' I always knew Ida would make a name for herself with that accordion of hers. I went up to see Ida and wish her luck. She told me she might need it because she was going to Italy to marry the new dictator who was another class- mate, john Wick. Since I was anlold friend of the two captains I was invited to sit at the captains' table. When we were seated, Captain Lay proposed a toast to the newlyweds, Felix McFarland and Nancy Schafer. When this task was finished, Captain Burkhart proposed a toast to the ever famous novelist, joe Stora, and his intelligent Mildred Lovrich. I saw no more of my old friends, so I went below to write a letter. The next day we docked at England. I got off the boat because I wanted to see the princess who had abdicated to marry a commoner. When I arrived at their residence I discovered that the butler was Richard Moore. He took me to the room where the princess and her husband were. When I looked at her husband I had to sit down to keep from fainting because he was another member of our class, Bob Lewis. After a pleasant talk I returned to the boat. Captain Lay informed me that the great violinist, Emil Wysocky, was on the boat bound for Germany to see his friend john Zuvella, who was the dictator who took Hitler's place in the hearts of the German people. Sincel had all the time in the world I decided to stop in Spain to see the Olympics. While I was there I went to a bull fight and the matador was none other than Cyril Layne who said he had given up his life of roaming to marry a sweet Spanish senorita and fight bulls for the rest of his life. I told him I hoped all the bulls he fought would be like the one-time famous Ferdinand. After visiting Spain I went to Switzerland where on the mountainside one day I met a Swiss yodeler who happened to be Bill Sedor. He told me that it had always been his ambition to be a Swiss yodeler, so he had come to Switzerland. He told me that if I would come to the skiing contest later in the day I might see the greatest artist who ever put on a pair of skis. Well, I was surprised because the girl on skis was another friend, Susie Cheroke. I talked with Sue for a while, and she told me that Art Petrone and Ann Scott were making a picture in Hollywood. She said. they were taking the places of George Burns and Gracie Allen. From Switzerland I went to Greece, where I found that Greek athlete of our class of 1940, Lewis Figuris. He was the owner of a newspaper which wrote stories in the English language describing the customs and government of Greece, to the outsiders. From Greece I traveled to China, where I found Freda Watters teaching' small Chinese children the correct use of the English language. 'She said that she and her husband, Bill Seeley, were enjoying their missionary work in China. From China I went to India, where I was met by Mahatma Ghandi's successor, who happened to be Frank Campbell. It seems his radical ideas seemed to appeal to the Indian people. Continued on Page 26 22 JUHIUHS ' Righty First row-.lean Ambler, Eleanor Ankenbrand. Virginia Arfsher. Mary Aug-ust, Mike August, La Vernv lla:-is. Second row-Charles Berry, Kath- ryn Bosse, Clarence I-Eeveridge, June lleveridge, Fred' lloyd, Anna Marie Brown. Third row-elflo Campbell, Hester Campbell, Marie Campbell, VVilliani Carpenter, Clara Chase, Dale Crum- baker. Fourth row --Juanita Vlieriiey, Victoria Dvorak, Elaine Farmer. .lack Frantic. Sally Gabriel, Irene Gotting'er. Fifth row-Dolly Goddard, Frank Green. Julia Green, Elizabeth Hader. Sixth row--Iiarl llallam, Jim Hal- lett, Norma Hays. JUNIOR HISTORY juniors at last! Can it be possible? Only one more year now remains until we shall have reached our goal. Upon entering high school, in 1937, with one of the largest classes in the history of our school, we were not as green as Freshmen are supposed to be. We took our school life as a matter of course, and rapidly adjusted ourselves to it. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: Pres., Charles Berry, V. Pres., Dale Keyser, Sec. Hester Campbell, Treas., Betty Pacificog Hist., jim Stonebraker. As the year rolled around, we found ourselves occupying the position of Sophomores. By now we felt like veterans at the game and acted accordingly. Except for an advanced position in the school, our life this year was much the same as last. A com- mittee was chosen to nominate the officers, and the class voted. The result was: Pres., Juanita Cherneyg V. Pres., Betty Pacifico, Sec., Charles Berry, Treas., Eleanor Ladygag Hist., Hester Campbell. We also adopted our class colors, Red and White, and our flower, the Rose. Then with the coming of a new school year, we found ourselves as Juniors. This, we feel, is almost the best year in high school, with all its social activities, namely class parties, the junior Class Play fa huge success, by the wayj, and, best of all, the Primm. 25 i Mr. Spitlor - Juniors theft to ':1+5iW !l ' xi, 710.5 e j U NIOR HISTORY-Continued Mr. Kirkland-Juniors. ,theft to rightl. First row-Frank Hartsock, Mil- dred Helms, Ora Hess, Alta Hill, Joe Hizsek, Geraldine Iams. Second row'-Jim lrvine, Jack Jarrett, Howard Jennewein, Sylvia Jonnewein, Eileen Jones, Clifford Kelly. Third row--Dale Keyser, Lloyd Keyser, Joe Klein, Mary Klovenick. Eleanor Ladyga, Mary Frances llanders, lfourtli row--Edward Latos, Clin- ton Londo, George Magyar, Stanley Malolepszy. Bill Maloney, Kenneth Mayhugh. Fifth rtixx'-Warren Messenger, Charles Myers, Anna Mihalek, Mary A. Miller, Ella May Monahan, Fran- cis McGee. Sixth row--Tom Morgan, Eleanor McGuire, George Morris, Martha Nesbitt, Betty Pacifieo, Dorothy Perrin. CNO picture: Vivian Meddingsl. Once again came the task of electing class officers. The result was as follows: Praridwzf .,............ ...... G eorge Magyar V ire Prefjdezzf ..,....... ....... D ale Keyser Serrefary-Treaizlref' ...... ............ I ack Jarrett Hzfforzafz .......,........ .. ..... .......... H ester Campbell During our three short years in high school, we have been well represented in all activitiesg clubs, the band, and sports. In the latter field we have produced several outstanding athletes. All in all, I'd say we have a class of which to be proud. 24 H. Mr. xvflgllll-.llll1lOI'S. theft tu rightb. First row-Ann Votetz, Joe Pres beg, Ralph Reed, Charles Richards. George Ruble, Joh11 Rusinko. Second row - Josephine Salva, Danny Santavicea, Dale Schaffer. Hazel Schell, Charles - Schramm, Mike Schur. Third row-Rosemary Slack, Mike Slezak, Betty Snyder, Edna Stem- kowski, Walter Stemkowski, Jimmy Stonebraker. Fourth rowflicn Taylor, Charles Thomas, Tom Truax, Eugene Tuc- ker, Arnold Yan Dyno, Betty Van Dyne. Fifth row-William Vincent, Mil- dred Vucelich, Betty Ward, Dorsey VVard, Jim VVeIls, Irene Wespremi. Sixth row-Helen VVest, Betty VViggins, Adeline XVodiske, Mary H. Zaccagnini. KNQ picture: Bill Taylory. lv. CLASS PROPHECY--Continued Continued from Page 22 In Egypt, the next stop, I met jim Campbell and his wife, Elaine Forsythe, who were conducting an expedition into the pyramids in search of two famous mummies. I went with them, and imagine how astonished we were to find that the mummies were Elizabeth Dean and Vic'Husser. From Egypt I went to Brazil, where I met jim Farmer who was a wealthy man because he had invented a coffee bean that would produce coffee already flavored with milk. It seems the people of 'South America considered his invention a miracle. While in Brazil I went into a beauty shop to have my hair fixed, and as the owner of the shop came forward I saw that it was Wilda Lewis who had also become wealthy by an invention to straighten hair. After this process, she induced the women to try her special permanents, guaranteed to last a lifetime. From Brazil I traveled to Argentina, where I found a woolen factory owned by Duane Long, Bob Merryman and Mary Pickett. It seems that their factory in the U. S. had failed, so they came to S. A. to begin anew. Mary told me that Dale Campbell and Harold Kirkland had joined the French Foreign Legion to try to forget an unhappy love affair of their youth. From Argentina I decided to go to Cuba, where I met Jennings Davis who was the owner of a large sugar plantation. He asked me if I had heard the new newspaper woman, Agnes Baker, on the radio. I had not heard her, but I told him I wasn't surprised because I always knew Agnes could write. From Cuba I went to Mexico to see some of the old Indian relics and I found that Dante Vazzoli had opened a dancing school to teach the Mexican senoritas to do the famous American dances. From Mexico I again entered the United States. In Florida I went to see a movie, Man or Mouse, that was produced by Harry Wright. It was based on the book written by Helen Kapolka. During my travels one day, I was passing what seemed ton be an old southern plantation but as I drove in I found it was a night club owned by Donald Ward. I also discovered that one of the singing waiters was Chet MacMahon, who nightly painted his face black and dropped to his knees singing Ida amid the thundering applause of the audience. The featured torch singer for the evening was Lillian Sherman. She told me that she was planning to give up her career and marry Thoburn Van Dyne. I journeyed on through the states until I came to Texas, where I met Stanley Stemkowski who had been a cowboy but was now a wealthy oil man. He asked me if I'd heard anything about johnny August. I explained that I had been on a trip. He said that johnny had risen to fame overnight. He was now the middleweight boxing champion of the world, America's number one boy friend, and it was rumored that he had a Hollywood contract. He said that johnny made good because he had two of the best managers the U. S. offered, namely, Paul Vison and Neil Tenley. As I was going back to my hotel in California, I heard someone call my name. I turned and saw Agnes Oswick coming toward me. She informed me that she and Elsie Wells were partners in an insurance agency that was very successful. She told me that Margaret Palmer had married Bill Wood and they were living in Canada. Continued on Page 84 26 SUPHUIIIUHES Miss Futhey-Sophomore ,frLeft to rightj. First row--Eugene Allietta, Lottie Antosz. Bob Ault, Ruth Baker, Bob Biela, Edward Bilkovic, Second row-Bill Boston, Viola Brown, Warren Carpenter. Melvin Crislip, Don Clendenningx Wanda Cook. Third row-Nancy Cowen, Leon- ard Cross, Mary Cheburka, Jack Davis, Alma Dawson, Pat Dawson. Fourth rowi.lames Doty. .lean Doty, Ruth Evans. Murray Flemh ingg Frank Forsythe. Ruth Gabriel. Fifth row-Dick Giffin, Josephine Gmeindel, Valeria Green, Hob Grif- fith, Louise Hall, Bill Hammond. Sixth row--Lois Harris, Homer Haswell, John Hess, Thelma Jen- nuinne, Jean Jewell. SOPHOMORE HISTORY We entered our Freshman year in 1938. We had a rather large class of 109 pupils. Most of us were kind of green the first month or so but after that everyone knew his way around. After school was well under way, we elected the following officers: PI'6.l'f41i?l7f ................. ........ J ean Jewell Vice Preridezzl ..... ..... P atty Dawson Secretary ....... ...... L ois McKelvey Treamrer ...... ............... B ob joy Hirforiaff ...........i................................ Zora Lovrich There was not very much happening in our first year in high school, but we were all looking forward to going on as Sophomores. After our summer vacation we all started back to school as Sophomores. Boy, did we feel dignified! There were 105 Sophomores that started back to school in September. Weall felt that we had reached another rung on the ladder, that is, closer to our Senior year. There was an election of officers about three weeks after we had started back to school. They were: . Prefidenl ,........... .... B ill Mayhugh Vice Prelidezzt ......i,... .. ...,. Bob Griffiths Secretary-Treasurer ...i., .,..... J im Nicholson Hifloriafz .......,...t,......................... Homer Haswell We have had no parties this year, but everyone is still going. Our Sophomore class has been well represented in all sports, and we intend to be for the rest of our high school career. 27 I. .. j..h 1,4 X- Tw v- K Miss Nl'Siliff'Y-'S0Ilh0fT'lllI'0. Qlmft In rigiitj. First I'0VV'Ch2il'lOS I'ickulin, Anna lloflruzok, Martha I'off, Mary Dopo- vich. Ruth l'owvll Betty Vutinsky. Svumimi l'f7VV7lill'h2iI'll Pntinsky liill Howl, lfrniik lioislxc-1'gvr', lim-tty liwiiiiiv, lllzirim- liivliziiwls, H i I cl :L SllEi,Vl'l', 'I'l1i1'rl 1-ow--Elmvr Silvorio. .Iunce Smith. Putty Sporry, .lavk Stowaii. XN'il111:l SlId4'I', Ulgu Mm- 'lYl1umus. Fourth row f Anna Tonkovich, Miko Tonkovivli, If'1':.1114'is Toothrnaii. Willurcl Nvutson. l'hm'los W1-1-kly, .lohn NVl1itmore. Filth row- -llolcm Wilson, Alfred NVisb:1, Violm-t NVmliskc-, Furl VVy- sof-ki, Ill-lon Zujmf, Alvx Znlvski. Sixth rim' Mililiu-il Xvlll'4lllt'll. 28 Mr. Cady-Sophomore. CLeft to rightb. First row-.lo Ann Jones, Mar'- joriv Jonvs, Holm Joy, Janet Koa.ting', Ksellicv Keutiiig, liivhurcl Koatinfr. Soc-n.11d row---lillizzxbvth King, Ellla Marie Korner, Mary .lane Kovach, Mike Koval, lmclra Krock, Betty KI'llL1'UI'. 'l'l1i1's1 iwwxlluzvl Lashlvy, Lois List, Gloria l,io11g.1', Zora Lovrich, Alfrwl Matoszkia, Myrtle May. l'iUlll'f.ll row---liill NlilXl1ll5.I'll, Lois Mulii-lvvy, Miko Millvr, Viin-mil Mlynek, .Ivan Molmlvy, Goo1'g'v Moviv. Fifth l'0NY'fJ0hIl Moving iNlarg'a1'vt Mm-iv, Don Myi-rs, Ida. Nzxiwfissai, .lim Niuliolsoii, .lvrry O I'o0lu. Sixth 1'ow-All'1'ucl Owvris, Russell l'2Ll'k1'l', Uharlvs l'oal, .lnnior l'v.nn, llolm lwtvrs, lim-nry l'i0t1'zuk. As soon as the class became or- ganized, they held their first meet- ing, in which they elected the fol- lowing officers: This Freshman class was well represented in all of the high school activities. Pres., Marjory Wellsg V. Pres., Lorell A. Dennisg Sec., Delores Sbrissag Hist., Robert Piper. Miss Roclefer--Freshmen theft to ripqhtb. - First row - Glenn Urumbaker, Flora Davolio, Dolores Dennis, lioreli Ann Dennis. Donald Dixon, Helen Farrier. Second row--Bertha Fields. Paul Foley, Annalialle Frantz, Jaek Gaul- gola, Maxine Gertluu, Curtis Giffin, Third 1'ow--lilizalieth Gulash, llzi Graham, lla June Hall, Stuart Ham- mond, Warren Hays, Bill Haythorn. Fourth row-XVilliam Johnson, Anna .lean Kaluha, Frank Kempa, Anna Kendjorsky, Henry Kentljor- sky, Pauline Kendjorsky. ' Fifth row-Donald Kennon, Roy Kent, Dolores King, Frank Klov- anich, Betty Knight. Freda Kontra. Sixth row--Dzu-l.,' lianmlers, Rieh- ard Kroll. FRESHHIEH Miss Vernon-Freshmen QLeft to righth. First row-l da Ackerman, Grace Albright. Clarence Baker, Anna Jean Baker, Carol Baker. Set-ond row-Gaynell Baker, Eileen Ilellville, Nvillarcl Baker, Newell Berry, Dale lsonar. Third row-Le Moyne Booth, Rob- ert Briggs, Alberta Brown, Bill Brown, Jack liunfill. Fourth row- Fern ll21l'XN'IllCI', Mil-- tlred t'lende,nin, Robert Uopeluml, lihyllis Cook. FRESHMAN HISTORY Although this year's class of Freshmen entered high school about as green any class of greenhorns, soon settled down to the d became as dignified as the Seniors. ........,. bw M Miss VVOIIS'-l41l'l'ShlTl0l1. .Left to righw. A First row-Ann Ruskovic, Stanley Salva, Norma Santavicca, Dolores Sbrissa, Donald Schaffer, Frances Schell. Second row - Anthony Svotka, Daniel Silverio, Carl Slack, I'1I'i1llf'lS Smith, .lark Ste-adman, Evt-lyu Steed. Third row-Bud Stewart. Vivian Stewart, T o n y Supinsky. John Thomas, lteida Thomas, Eleanor Van Dyno, Fourth row'Mary Yasicko, Nick Visnic, Eleanor Vollek, Roy VVal- lace, Marjorie Vvolls, llvtty Xvest. Fifth row-Henry NVolfv, Jack Wright, Robert VVright, ll:-lon Yoeca, ireno Yocum, Betty Youst. Sixth row-Josvphino Zavislavk. Arthur Zelder. Miss Tiibaugqzh-AFroshm0n theft to rightj. First row---Holun Lando. Richard Lay, Billy Longwoll, Delbert liynsky, Phyllis Mahaffc-0, Madeline Maloney. Sovond row---llotty Marling, liditli lXlarlin,a:', Joseph lklayhugh, Junior Mayliugzh, Ikon Mvlionald, .lim Mt-- Donald. Third row--l'aul lNIoKvlvoy, Holon Mcliaughlin, U l i f t o n lNlc'l'arland. lflloiso Modflinpzs, Stvllu Miornik. Ilolwrt, Moblvy. Fourth row-Billy Morgan, Glenn Morris, Betty J. Muhleman, Mar- prarvt Myvrs. Ste-Ven Nestor, llarry Otto. Filth l'ONV-7l.EHll'l' l'almor, Carl l'eal, NVilliam Pfaff, liobert Piper, liotty Lou Puff, James Polivka. Sixth row- Frank l,I't'lll'Q,', Frank Pumpa, Bvtty Puskas, livtty llam- soy, Marvin ltosvoo, .Izunvs liidin,:'. . Ill Mason In lllvmoriz n .l 672 2 2':- Q ,,.. .. lui . II 'VX X N39 X X 44' os' Qs Y Miss Illitlsw XII. H1-ft to riglitl. First row- llolv lluke-r. Dall lloll. lletty lSn'i'.2vI'. lloli Boyd, Stella lioykv, Toni l'1lIlllllIl'll, I.z-na K'l'l'I1X. Sm-coiifl row- .lark Vroxin-r. lflarla Davis. llliigm-iw liay. Tom Del'ola, Dale Dooley, John Fuuliik, 1'ati'icia Gvrdau. 'l'l1irml rowf-Vlloris Gri1't'itl1. II:-tty Hartline, Vvlllblll' llzirtsook, Vharlvs Hicks, Annu- Howard. .Ioan Jones, .Io.hn Kapolka. l lllll'lll row Nlllflllil K1'ys42I'. L1i UI'QJ,'4' llongrstail, llolu-ri Marlin listen' Mc-Giiirv. James My-Kelvey, llill Morryman, Martha Paige. Fifth row-V-Norman Vospivil, limi- waril Svdor. 'l'ix1-wsu Slvxak, Mil-- rlrf-cl Ste-mkowski. Sara Lee Stewart, Joanne Truax, Helen 'l sL'liappat. Sixth ron-V Mary! Yun lbyne-, ldilitli XVatson, Janios NW-i-ks, .lov Wizha, EIGHTH GHHIJE Miss Ulendenning-8A. ,QLeft to rightb. First rowkliichard Baker, Gene Hass, Uaths-ri.n e Hell, Bill Hesse, lrene iiilkovic, Mary Catherine Bro W n. Second row-Lee llrunelli, Martha J. Copeland, Louis Cross, Norman Frozier, Henry Dean, llill Donkin. Third rowgVVallaee F e r pf u s o n, Sophia Green, George Hallam, Do- lores Harlan, Hobart Heath, Russell Jarrett. Fourth row--Julia Kroushl, Mike Kulazenka, Vernon Longwell, Ken- neth Marling' Gordon MeMi1len, l ram'es Mlynek. Fifth rowiBob Niemic. Raymond Pumpa, Anna L. Schroeder, Ger- aldine Sherman, Johanna Slack, Richard Spradling. Sixth row-Blanche Stemkowski, Virginia Stemkowski, Hesse Vanak. Betty Lou Watt, Donald Wilson, Nick XYoloshuCk. SEVENTH GRHUE 1 Mr. Reynolds---713. tlmft to rightl First row---Anna Anderson, Dor- othy Alilt, Harold Ault. liolwrt Ikon- nett, Selma Bommvr. .lack Boston, Marybell Brown. Sfwond row-V l.a.nes K'lll'll1'lllt'l'. Al- bert Chase, Audrey Davis, Dale Day, George Dunning, Eunice F1114-Iilig, Robert Eleniing. Third row-H-Patil Gilxlrons, Kaitli- ryn Gulash, Ray Hoskins. liobt-rt Jvffvrs, VVantla Johnson, Charlotte Kaluha, Ernest Krupnick. Fourth row Louise lim-vrzi, ,Doris llist, l4:'l1,L2'l'll0 Loy, Robert Nlt'lXl2,lllOll. Betty Mentz, Dan Morris, Do Mar Neal, Fifth row John Uwi-ns, 'Pom Parker, Alma I'fat't', Robert I'owell, Earl Ramsey, Lonio Salva, Jr-an Schiller. Sixth row 'Gordon S1'l'Il'tH'tll'f'. .Xl- Lfvm- Simpson, Flora Yan llynv. Earl VV0lls, Sally VVillison, Ernest VVodiske, Helen Zuvella, Mr. llugliesf-TA. tlleft to rightl. First row-Allutty Hall, Tony Bar- ivhar, Ilobby Ilontl, Vivian Boyd. Second r0wf'I'l1omas lirannen. Frank Cerny, Dorothy Chase, Lorna Mat- Uorlwtt, VVarren Cross, Eugene Dot'ola, Glenna Donlf-y. Thirtl row- f,ll'0l'5.1'l' Dvorak, Ken- narel Gibbons, Lorena Green, Don- ald Heil, Wilford Hepburn, Roscoe llowt-ll, Evelyn Jennt-woin. Fourth rowffjwoiia Jones, Doro- thy Knight, Frank Krupnik. Anna lmasure, Paul Malek, Margaret Ma- loney, Nornmn Monahan. Fifth row--.l. ll. Nallvy, liill Neff. Yirginia llvrkiiis, I-lose Potlruzek, John l'oiiovit'h, Charles Powell, Ed'- wartl llic-hartls. Sixth 1'ow'--Bill Schramm, Pete Scott, llill Starrett. Iloh Toothman, Hanna Hrurev, Frank VVoloshuck. Fram-c-s Zllll'Slil. JN, .fj 'AJUHIUR HIGH FHCUITU f XM Mr. 111-ynolds Miss l'1t'Ill1'1'IlIllllQ' Miss llutts Mr, Hughes S1-xi-ntli Grade Iiighlh Grade 151211111 GI'2il1P Sf'Y0llf1l GWU10 ISLOCQK PRINTERS BLOCK PRINTEIQS llai-k row, I.. to li.--Carl Slack, l'aul llibbons, Joseph VVizba, Ray- mond I'umba, XVilt'rod Hepburn, X'Villiam Starrett, Tony l-Iarichvr Kenneth Marling. Hoy Hoskins, Mr. lluglies, Tom Parker, Robert Flem- ing, Ke-nnard Gibbons. Middle row--John Owens, Robert llond. Gordon Schroeder, Edith VVat- son, Louise Kuec-ra, Anna Anderson, Anna Sr-hroeder, Jeanne Keating, .loan Jones. Thomas Brannan, Pete Sr-ott, Norman Monahan. Front row--Harold Ault, De Mar Neal. James Melielvvy, Robert Jef- fers, liarl NVells, George Dvorak, Danny Morris, Robert McMahon, Don Heil, Robert lloyd. JUNIOR HIGH I'IASKl'C'l'T3ALL SQUAD llaek row, L. to R.-Mr. Reynolds, eoauhg Thomas Campbell, Managerg Vhas. Powell, Manager, VVilliam Johnson, George Longstaff, Tom lJvt'ola. 1':l'lll'Sl Krupnik. Billy Si'1ll'llllllll, Ernest NYodiske. Middle row--.loseph VViZba, Nor- man l'ospisil, Richard Kroll, Don liennon. VVilliam llonkin, Jack Cro- zier. linssell Jarrett, Kenneth Mar- ling, Albert Chase. Front row-John Fuvhik, Hob VVrig'ht, VVilliarn Merryman, James Volivka, Norman Crozier. JUNIOR HIGH ASSEMIBLY CLUB Bark row. L. to li.-eCharles Hieks, liessie Vane-k, Martha Copeland, Virginia Perkins, Earla Davis, Theresa Slezak, Betty Nemtz, Miss llutts, I-Bob Fleming, Front row -- Pete Scott, Mary lirown, George Hallam. Jane Louise .Xrr-In-1', Gorden MeMillon, Martha Keyser, Ann Howard, Robert Me- Mahon, Hlitty Hartline, .James Me- Kf-lvey, Charlotte Kaluha, Norman Monahan. The Block Printers Club, supervised by Mr. Hughes, is composed of five groups each of which meets once a week in regular class. Their main activity is engraving in battleship linoleum. The officers of the club are: Norman Monahan, preside-ntg Gene Bass, vice-president, and james McKe1vey, secretary-trezisurer. QOther Writeups on Page 56j 35 M xx N--W ,Q 2 X E 54513 ,i Q f ' 5 Q ' 'N e xi 5 Rf Qi., ' .W X 5. ' - x K WM H M 3 :kgs ,M ? 1- 1 , ,sua ua, rw I - -V:-ra sew' 9. in: ew W-me 'ls1.ti...t ......4't 2 N LLPFL'-: at - '3'1f'H 'kifl',lf JR. HI BAND Back row fleft to right?-Joanne Truax, Jane Louise Archer, Charles Powell, Bill Neff, Maryl Van Dyne, George Dvorak, Robert Jeffers. Middle row-Earl Wells, Robert Powell, Martha Keyser, Earla Davis, J. R. Nalley, Ben McDonald, Ledra Kroek, George Hallam, Paul McKelvey, Mr. Webster. Front row-Marybelle Brown, Glenna Donley, Patricia Gerdeau, Virginia Perkins, Flora Van Dyne, Mary C. Brown, Gwena Jones. JR. HI LIBRARIANS Back row tleft to righty-Betty Watt, Betty Hartline, Sara Stewart, Dorothy Chase. Middle row-Miss Clendenning, Joan Jones, Edith Watsoli, Maryl Van Dyne, Anna Leasure, Charlotte Kaluha, Joanne Truax. Front row-Theresa Slezak, Martha Copeland, Bessie Vanek, Betty Berger, Flora Van Dyne, Doris Griffiths, Geraldine Sherman. , JR. ORANGE ET NOIIR STAFF Back row, tleft to righty-Thomas Campbell, James McKelvey, Robert Boyd, Gordon McMil1en, Pete Scott, Ernest Wodiske. Middle row-Maryl Van Dyne, Betty Hartline, Sara Stewart, Joanne Truax, Betty Watt, James Weeks, Nicholas Woloshuk, Mr. Hughes. Front row--Martha Keyser, Theresa Slezak, Doris Griffiths, Betty Berger, Ann Howard, Earla Davis, Geraldine Sherman, Anna Schroeder, Jane Louise Archer, Audrey Davis. JR. HI ORCHESTRA. Left to right-Flora Van Dyne, Joanne Truax, Sara Stewart, Earla Davis, George Hallam, Raymond Pumpa, Charles Hicks, Mary C. Brown, George Dvorak, Robert Jeffers, JUNIOR HIGH BAND Music in our schools is becoming more important each year. The junior Hi Band, under the capable direction of Mr., Webster, has practiced steadily all year and has progressed rapidly. It provides the students with an enjoyable activity. The only requirements for taking part are a desire to play an instrument and the willingness to practice regularly. JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY The jr. Library contains many good fiction and nonfiction books, five sets of encyclopedias, and different magazines and booklets. There are pleasure books and books to report on. Some of the authors are Robert Louis Stevenson, Charles Major, Charles A. Lindbergh and Mark Twain. The library is opened the first thing in the morning and after school. Miss Clendenning has been supervisor since the organization of the library. JUNIOR ORANGE ET NOIR STAFF The junior Orange et Noir staff is responsible for the monthly newspaper, The junior Orange et Noir. This is an eighth grade English project under the direction of Mr. Hughes. A JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA The junior High Orchestra was organized by Miss Butts. With Raymond Pumpa as their leader they have given many enjoyable recitals in junidtg1l-Iigh assemblies. fi . I 35 li 1 ,E sw W T JUNIOR HIGH ASSEMBLY CLUB Continued from Page 33 The Assembly Club was organized last year by Miss Butts to promote interest in school activities and to help students prepare entertaining and educational programs. They have been very successful and their programs have shown the co-operation of the students in making them worthwhile. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL This group of boys, coached by Mr. Reynolds, enjoyed a successful season. The purpose of this activity was not primarily in piling up an imposing record of games won, but rather in acquainting the boys with the fundamentals of basketball. This squad defeated the Wheeling Y. M. C. A. juniors, a Shadyside Ex-Hi team, and the senior, junior, sophomore and freshman class teams from our own school. On the other side of the ledger were losses to the Bridgeport Bullpups,' and in the Ohio Valley junior High Tournament at Tiltonville a loss to Wheeling Freshmen, the eventual winner of the tournament. WHAT WE WILL REMEMBER The demand for football books in the library-too much home work over the week- ends-Bill Neff with his bass horn-j.R.'s and jimmie's excellent talks in Library assembly-Glenna Donley singing A Rose of No Manis Land -the cannibals in 7Ais assembly-also their ship-J. R.'s wisecracks in Science class-Flora Van Dyne and Betty Ball being kicked out of music class-Mr. Webster falling through a chair--and Hamburg throwing the chair out-'Gwena jones liking high school band practice'-Bessie Vanek liking Sunday afternoons--Bill Donking catching all those fish-Louis Cross sleeping in class instead of at home-Dale Donley sleeping in English class-8A shouting Hi Ho, Silver when Mr. Cady played a certain very classical record-Anna Lou Schroeder's funny faces as she prepares to recite the Preamble to the Constitution-Miss Clendenning in tears because Niemiec failed to give a definition-all the uniforms during Scout week-the basketball squad practicing so diligently and regularly-- 8B telling Mr. Reynolds that they have home work in every subject every day, so he won't give them any-George Longstaff taking all year to do one linoleum cut and Mr. Hughes taking two years to do one linoleum cut-Skinny Parker's shrill whistling at basketball games-Bob Bond getting lost in school--the sighs over art grades- exchanging pictures-holidays for good attendance-listening to the announcements from Mr. Dorff's office-jr. High getting so many free Shadeans-the smell of alcohol from the printing rooms-the good assembly programs. Bud Ault--Irabelle Mary C. Brown-Brownie Bob Boyd-Rzlbbermozzlb Pete Scott-Homtim J. R. Nalley-Peudge Martha Keyser--Soupmalaer N ICKNAMES Ann Howard-Rzmfy Betty Berger-Pele Norman Crozier-Mlm Bob Neimeic-Breezy Betty Hartline-Currie Gwena jones-Burris 36 junior Owens-Long john Warren Cross-Little Beaver Louis Cross-Big Beaver Flora VanDyne--Bzztrh Betty Ball-Beelaee George Dvorak-Hamburg v s J Q 3 5 A , 3 l C i 3 5 1 J 5 5 1 , i s ? I YA WW 5 Z I T I . 4 1 S o E 5 I 1 ? 3 5 3 2 i I 3 3 1 4 4 1 1 I Z 3 l P l ! 3 S i i 6 1 f E 4 r i 1 3 i Q 4 f 3 3 5 1 f 2 1 i 3 I 1 5 4 1 4 FUUTBHLL SUUHIJ Back row, left. to right-Mr. Vvilliam Ellis, coachg Richard Putinsky, .lohn Thomzis, Mike Schur. Nick Yisnic, Frank Hartsook, Charles Myers, Don Schaffer, 'llvfhly 'i'ayl4.r, Bud Hallam, James Polifka, Frank Klovonieh. Second rowilwlr. Arthur Kirkland, assistant 1-oachg Stanley Malolepszy, .loo Hust-lc, .lim Nicholson, .lack Jarrett, Jim VVells, Homer Haswell, Eugene W'i,a:'e'i1is, .luck Stewart, .lunior Van Dyne, E'11g:eiie Allietta., Newell Berry, Dirk Giftin, manag'er. First row-Joe Stora, Bob Lewis, Miko Miller. George Movie, liill Serlor. George Cheroke, captain: John Rusinko, Cyril Layne, John August, George lkiaygar. Frzink Gwmi. Pharles Berry, assistant I'Il1Lll?i!.1'k'l'. FOOTBALL Hats off to the Shadyside High School football team of 1939. A team that will go down as one of the greatest in the history of the school. Acclaimed by many sport writers as the outstanding team of the Ohio Valley this past season, might we say without boasting, that this year's gridders broke all records. With a total of 294 points scored by the .Shadeans and -42 points scored by 10 opponents, we were the highest scoring combination in the district. At this time the writer of this column wishes to give much deserved credit to Johnny August and Bill Sedor, these boys having been placed on every All-Valley selection. Under the very excellent leadership of Capt. George Cheroke, along with the capable assistance of Quarterback joe Stora, Cyril Layne, Stanley Malolepsey and Bob Lewis, Shadyside rose to new and greater heights. lt was August in September, October and November everywhere this year. Also let it be known that Shadyside holds the 1939 championship of the Upper Ohio Valley League. QContinued on Page 881 37 i en st . -F' I' 58 Shad 'de l lm 'I ' ' 1' ysl as CS O Cl' Il rl Ing 0 atall ' 1 purnpa. A' 4- , ' ' A ' - ' Rauscher gained l' yard and A j rl ' eemgr. A Pere, hznucy - - m renmnen.. me fnenrnpme. Far- VKXIV rante gained ttree yards an left mme, Haven punred no hugusn ug! X ,, i.. who mx che hen en che xo and WDW Q 54. 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Green W meh W x,-emh,.,e,Mw,r! 5rr'ewW.Y23acK xx xc. A, opener to genainv and Roughly 'peaking' the eight! R'.l, 'M'5i ' ne' ' lim bled. Shadyside recovering. August Cv- Mm., . Winlth 3 'imrxxom 're.v'de,,,.-5,.v- x- mga x ,une cununued Adenn ming touchdowns were mued he fm. gjgf g0mn,5,Q jngy '33 had for no 'am' Bmw famed ELG. Lawn: ., .,... ,. swe mkey X wane wh-1-A 'gn' Bev- Wav ,nance ,n W .efeak tn :ix strhighr nnd uso lows: August 'mined 3, stare: QB .... sadlowSm.......... A ll three yards. A forward pass ugust R1 Rug,-,kg , .... Kremp 1 40,54 edu: amer.aM-,.- noi.-gown in marked the sixth ghme in as many Cvunled twice, and e Cher. LHj: 'vm '- - eh:gQgf no Mmm was sncrmplefe. Aurusl 9,1 semr ..,. , ....... Jura: R we 6 meek, eh rv o,,.XeC1,,,r 126.1 , sem.: chez Ad rr hr,-r rm ,cmd one end 1-meek une. encir, sb, R'H..:',1.1chnS6n''.'f.'... .'.'cc.1 score 22:23Jffq5:f,1eQDe25e2 'Bmi1f2: QB, gm. lsscvgy' . 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Sm-owl Vmv- .lov Geolwu- Maygur, Miki lvl: George llloviv, U: George ll,ll0I'Olilt, John mko. Ifmrilq fll't'0Il, Fir:-at row - lioli l llll8.l'l4'S lg1'l'l'X. Don 114-nill, Y in 4' e n t N .Iolin Zum-llu. VV2ll'l'l'I' politely l'l1411'lm-s l'ik11l ILXSK l'I'l l!,X l.l. Sill First ima. li-ft to 1' Stanley Nlailolvpsxy, .Izu'1'i-tt. l'z11it. .lolm A ll1lllN'l' Has well, I Sziulaivivvzx. Set-mul rowe- Vozlvli lium lflllis, .lf-rry U Mime August, Cyril l Ilill Swim: .lf-nllings Nlzirmeqox' Clinton lm' 'l l1ir1l row- -l'r'i11c'i1 X, lJo1'l'l', lillgvlli' A Frank lf4'lSlN'I'Q.I0l', Hartsouk, Willard llolwrt Uopeluml, Ma l'hal'lvs Myers, BHSHETBHLL lleres to the lmll team of 1910! You know, you might call it zi draw in games won anti lost 02491. but you just Cant say the same for sportsmanship, ability to play the grime, and condition. Our boys were the cleanest ball team in the district tournament. 40 ww f'a'5,'w5rgrj 1 A Amir With their physical and mental facilities as well as their organized teamwork, they won such outstanding games as: the nod over Bellaire Q39-251 on our home court, the trouncing we gave Bellaire in the tournament Q39-315 g the win over East Liverpool in the tournament Q38-331. Shadyside was in the semi-finals, but Bridgeport very luckily beat us three points. On the all-tournament team this year, Shadyside was represented by two very good players, Cyril Layne, a guard, and Johnny August, a forward. Incidentally, Johnny has been on this all-tournament team for the last three years. High scoring honors go to Captain August, who this season netted 305 points. Such a feat deserves much recognition. We know that with such fine players as John August, Cyril Layne, Bill Sedor, Jennings Davis and Stanley Malolepszy leaving us, their places will be hard to fill. May we Seniors wish to Coach Ellis and to the future teams of Shadyside High School all the luck in the world. , Continued on Page 85 lunfsmns The 1940 grappling team was perhaps the strongest high school wrestling team in the tri-state area. This team won decisive victories over every opponent in dual meets. The team was led by Captain George Cheroke, 165-lb. state champion of 1939. Three members of the team took the state champion title in their own weight at the state wrestling tournament this year: George Cheroke, 165 lbs.g George Magyar, 155 lbs., joe, Stora, 140 lbs. These boys are superior in their field. Also, special mention goes to Charles Berry, 105 lbs., a third place winner. Although John Hay High School of Cleveland won the state team title by a margin of one point over Shadyside, the same team had previously been defeated in a dual meet at Cleveland by the Shadeans. ' The first four team standings in the 1940 tournament were: Cleveland John Hay 21, Shadyside 20, Cleveland Garfield 14, Cleveland West Tech 13. Shadyside was awarded runner-up. A The three champions, as well as Don Clendennin, have perfect records for the season. The schedule and scores for the past season were as follows: Shadyside 2 6 Carmichaels ............... .... 9 Shadyside ....... ........ 1 4V2 Carmichaels ............... .... 3 ZVZ Shadyside 2 3 Cleveland Rhodes ... 1 3 Shadyside ....... ........ 2 8 V2 Parkersburg .................. .... 6 W Shadyside 2 2 Cleveland john Hay ............ 1 4 Shadyside ....... ....... L 32 Barnesville ............... 6 Shadyside 37 Columbus South ....... 6 Shadyside 2 6 Parkersbu rg ........... 1 2 Shadyside 29 V2 Weston ................ 1 1 LQ Shadyside 3 1 Barnesville ...... 8 Continued on Page 89 41 BHIIU lirivk VHW, flvff TU l'i5l'l1Uf ljl'lllll Major Victor Hussor, Lu Moyne liooth. Nuney Sc-lmfor. Dorsey VVzu'd. Harold Kirklzmml. llilly Nr-ff. Fred Mobley, Dull- Keyser. Don XVarrl, Maxine Gr-wlaii. Betty XVig'gins. 'l'hir'1l row--Managrvr fllmrlvs Svliranim. Albert Xlizbu. Marie Uanmlwll, llaynionrl Punipu, 'llhoborn Yan Dyno, XVilmln Lewis, I?ill Maloney. Gmc-0 Alliright, Dolores Dennis, lhl3.:Ll'jUl'lt? XYellS. Jack Buufill. Second rowflioy Ki-nt, Marjorie Jones. Henry lierijulwks. Lois lflurris, Holt-n NN'ilson, Fmiik I'1'obee', Marvin Rose-ov, liussvll l'biI'lil'l', I'nul Foley, Frank Purunu. Elmer Silverio, .lim SlUlll'lDl'2ili0l', .lim Hallett. Mr. .loo VV4-lush-1'. First i'mx'--Dzi,nny Silvr-rio, .loo Klein, VlI'Q'llllil .X1'L'lnrl', Iillu May Nltlllklhllll, liogzoi' Sammons. limb Joy, Emil NVysocky. VYz1rrr-n Hays, 'Pom Truux, Duanf- Lune. Norma Hays. Eleanor Aiikviilminml, Ilolu Copeland. The band, under the direction of Mr. Joe Webster, has had a very successful year. Shadyside was represented in the Clinic Band by Nan Schafer, Norma Hays, Eleanor Ankenbrand, Marjorie jones and Tom Truax. The band participated in the district contest at Muskingum College and made a very good showing. Several members also took part in the solo and ensemble contest. On April 20 we entered the State Contest at Columbus, in spite of the flood, and won a first place in the Class BB Division. The new uniforms were obtained for the Band by the Band Mothers. Much credit for the success of the Band is due to the co-operation of the school .luthorities and the band members. 42 Stlllllll llllll Continued from Page 20 Helen Kapolka-To Mary Klovanick I will my pleasing personality. Katherine Kissell-I leave my seat in assembly to Martha Nesbitt. Harold Kirkland-My singing ability I leave to Jim Hallett. joe Ladyga-I leave everything to my sister, Eleanor. Libbie jo Lay-I leave my vacancy to be filled by my brother, Richard. Cyril Layne-My position on the football team I will to john Rusinko. Bob Lewis-My position as president of the Senior Class I leave to Bill Maloney. Wilda Lewis-I will my place in the band to Betty Wiggins. Duane Long-I leave my clarinet to Juanita Cherney. Mildred Lovrich-To my sister, Zorka, I leave my office as president of G. A. A. Bob Lynskey-The third seat in the middle row of the Senior homeroom, I will to Clinton London. Eileen McCluskey--My ability as cheerleader I leave to Jean Ambler. Margaret McLaughlin-My ability as a speaker I leave to Alta Hill. Chester McMahon and Felix McParland-We wish to leave our positions as technicians to Charles Richards and Carl Slack, respectively. Robert Merryman-I want my brother to take over where I left off. Fred Mobley-My place in the front row of the band, I leave to my brother Bob. Richard Moore-My position as motion picture operator l leave to Bill Hammond. Matilda Namen-My giggles I will to Ella Mae Monahan. Mary Nestor-My seat on the school bus I leave to the first one who gets it. Dorothy Nicholson-I leave my way with mcn to Dorothy Perrin. Agnes Oswick-I leave my locker to Adline Wodiske. Margaret Palmer-I leave my high grades to Hester Campbell. Arthur Petrone-I bequeath my gum chewing to Charles Schramm. Mary Pickett-I leave my winning smile to Norma Hays. Roger Sammons-I leave the bed I slept on in Civics class all year to G. Morris. Ida Santavicca-I leave my seat and books to my brother Danny. Nancy Schafer-My office as president of G. R. I leave to Betty Ellen Snyder. Bill Sedor-To my brother I leave my athletic ability. Bill Seeley-My mania for skating I will to Bob Peters. Ann Scott-I leave my position as editor of Orange et Noir to any person worthy of it. Bob Schroeder-I wish to leave my quiet disposition to Loyd Keyser. Lillian Sherman-The vacancy I leave goes to my sister, jerry. Stanley Stemkowski-I leave my skill as a wood worker to Albert Wizba. joe Stora-My place on the wrestling team I will to Mike Koval. Neil Tenley-I leave my seat in Literature class to Dixon Giffen. Norma Thompson-As I am going to get married, I leave everything to Betty Rennie. Madge Truax-I will my melodious voice to my sister. Thoburn Van Dyne-I leave everything to Sallie Gabrile. Dante Vazzoli-I leave my books to whomever gets them. Paul Visen-My studious ways l bequeath to john Mosic. Mary Vucelich-My seat in study hall goes to the first unlucky persons who gets it. Continued on Page 56 43 4 Q 'wi HC. Storzi--.XI'tei' tlirw yvzirs with Olll' fh':ing'e team lll'1'ilTTlL' quite luli-pt :it milling' the right play at the right time. Layne zuldeil the we-iglit to the lizu'kl'ielml whim-h was missing' from the line. He wirne through on several oeeasions when the Iflllis- men in-e4li-cl ai few yzmls lnirlly. Seflor'--All-Vail-3' End 15139. lleczime ai vulnzihle vog' in the Shadezin football machine hy his iiiiequzilvd ability to play most of his grime on the opponent's sirle of the scrimmage line. Aiignst-.XlI-'Valley Hzilfback 19350. Got the Shziilezins out of quite 21 few tough spots with his erlueutefl toe and his seemingly inherited lmit of making' voarlies think he has ,9,'!'C115-10 on his paints. fs A in 7 M Cheroke-Captain for Two years. All-Valley Guzird 1938. Great det'ensive Inu-k, Plziym-il most ol' the time in the oppom-ni's hz1m'kI'ii-lil, Lewis and his ability at the guard position :rave the opposing coaches quite ai few head- :irhes throughout the season. Nlaloiepszy-Although this is not his senior year it is his last year in interscholastic sports He played Tackle for the Ellismen this season. BASKET BALL, WRESTLING AND BAND SENIORS 45 MIXEI CHORL GIRLf GLEE CI BOYE GLEE Cl Mixed Chorus C'Left to Righty 4th row: Bob Lewis, Jim Hallett, Bob Lynsky, Thoburn Van Dyne, Harold Kirkland, Fred Mobley, Dale Keyser, Jim Stonebraker, Bob Copeland, Duane Long, Jack Frantz, Lloyd Keyser. 3rd row: Bud Stewart, Annabelle Frantz, Eileen Jones Mary Vacisko, Eloise Meddings, Delores Sbrissa, Nancy Cowen, Frances Landers, Delores King, Roy Kent, L.aMoyne Booth, Jim McDonald. 2nd row: Pauline Kenjorsky, Jo Ann Jones, Kathryn Bessie, Gloria Long, Margaret Palmer, Eleanor Ankenbrand, Mr. Cady, Marjorie Jones, Maxine Gerdau, Betty Yost. Hazel Crowell, Marjorie Wells, Flo Campbell, Danny Silverio. lst row: Bertha Fields, Gaynell Baker, Mary H. Zaccagnini, Wilda Lewis, Nancy Schafer, Madge Truax, Norma Hayes, Betty Wiggins, La Verne Bass, Betty Van Dyne, Jean Jewell. Grirl'S Glee Club theft to Righty 4th row: Eileen Jo.nes, Mary Vascisko, Bertha Fields, Pauline' Kenjorsky, Annabelle Frantz Margaret Palmer, Patty Sperry, Jo Ann Jones, Patty Dawson, Betty Yost, Hazel Crowell, Jean Jewell. 3rd row: Eloise Meddings, Delores Sbrissa, Gaynell Baker, Mary Frances Landers, Betty Campbell, Delores King, Ida Ackerman, Marjorie Wells, Nancy Cowen, June Smith, 2nd row: Clara Chase, Lois List, Kathryn Besse, Gloria Long, Eleanor Ankenbrand, Ella Marie Korner, Mr. Cady, Marjorie Jones, Maxine Gerdau, Flo Campbell, Betty Wiggins, Betty Van Dyne, Eleanor Ladyga. lst row: Eileen McClusky, Betty Ellen Snyder, Mary H. Zaccagnini, VVilda Lewis, Nancy Schafer, Madge Truax, Norma Hays, Margaret McLaughlin, LaVerne Bass, Martha Nesbitt. Boy's Glee Club fLeft to Righty 2nd row: Danny Silverio, Bob Lewis, Bob Lynsky, Thoburn VanDyne, Dale Keyser, Fred Mobley, Dale Campbell, Bob Copeland, Jack Frantz, LaMoyne Booth, Roy Kent. 1st row: Bud Stewart, Lloyd Keyser, Murray Fleming, Jim Stonebraker, Harold Kirkland, Mr. Cady, Jim Hallett, Duane Long, Charles Berry, Marvin Roscoe, Jim McDonald. BOYS GLEE CLUB This fall a boys glee club was formed for the purpose of giving all the boys interested, a chance to sing lively and harmonious songs. So far twenty boys have joined and as members have participated in public appearances--once in assembly and will appear once in the choral concert in March. The boys have enjoyed their bi- weekly sessions under Mr. Cady's direction and only hope for more husky male singers to join them another year. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Forty-five members, good and true, belong to our Shadyside Girls Glee Club. They have appeared twice so far this year-once for assembly and once on the Thanksgiving program. They sang once in the combined music concert, in the last of March, and also sang over radio station WWVA on March 17. The club has done some very nice work on their attractive numbers and are looking forward to further success. MIXED CHORUS The pick of the Girls and Boys Glee Clubs was selected by Mr. Cady to form this organization, one of the first of its kind in the county. The chorus was first presented to the public in the Xmas Assembly and also on the broadcast of special Xmas music to the town. Our chorus entered the District Music Competition Festival at Muskingum College and sang over radio station WWVA on March 17 along with the Girls Glee Club. It also sang at the musical concert held in the audi- torium at the end of March and again at the Baccalaureate services in May. The choir's selections have been of a consistently high grade of music and the standard of performance is constantly improving since its start on the first month of the school year. The group has met three times weekly and have greatly enjoyed their sessions of hard work and melodious practice under the baton of their leader, Mr. Cady. 47 lizlelc liim'--Fmnk Czlllmlu-ll. Hull lmwis. ,lim llullutt, Llllk'SlL'1' Ala-Nlznlumm, .lim Stun. - I.:-I't to right: lll'Illit'l', .Xllmw-rt XX'izlm, .lm-li l'1l'1llllX, Mr. I7o1'l'l'. Middle Row-livtly IC. Snyrlvr, I'z1t1y l32lXX'H0ll. .lo .xllll .low-s, Lillian SIN-rnum, Nl:1til4lu lxillllvll. A2111-S Ihlkew. lilzrim- l+'ul'sy1l1m-, Mil4l1'1-41 l,ov1'i1'l1. Killllljll liissvl. l l'0lll. Row-Ir -Iix 3ll'l'2ll'liLlllll, XN'ilua 1,1-wis, flllilllllil l'l1v1'11m-53 lmzum Lung, Mm'- ::u'v1 hl1'l.2lllQ,'llllIl, .Xml Seott, lXlilXlIl1'f:l'l'1l2l1l, Gzxym-ll lizxlu-1: lflmlitm'-in-1'hivf' llllillli' Imngi .Xss't--l4I4iito1'---.luzxrlitu t'l14-rm-3:3 Art liflitor' V-5lu1'g'al'1-1 llli'l42LllS.1'l1llIlQ ,Xss't Art lCflito1'- Gloria Ilonprg l'lNlOtOQ'I'21IllllC' Idditox'-l+'elix lXlK'l'2LI'li1I1tlj .Xss't l'lIHlt7Q'l'illDllll' l':lllt1Jl llllK'St1'l' Nlc'AlzLl1ong Sales Iklzlnaxgr-I'-'l'z1tty l7klXN'SOI11 Sales Stufii Maxine G1-1111111 flZlXIl0ll Baker. Furl S1211-k, .lo .Xml Jones, .Xllwrt XN'ixlnu. l'llll'K'll .Iom-w. .lzwk I l'z1ntz. .lim Sl0Jl1'llI'21kl'I'. Kz1tl11-Fine Kissm-ll. Dall- Dollloy, l:llHlllfSS Nlzxllzluvl' .XQIIUS llzlkvr, .Xss't. lNl2lII2L2'f'I' Ann Sa-ottg l 1'ilflll'1'H E+litm'-f-ICl:1i11v l orsytl1vg SIMVIS liflitor'---Iloh. 1.1-wis. Ac!z'erfi,vi11Kq ,llrz1n1gw'f Frank Campbell. A1Jl'C'l'fi.l'j17g Sffzff--Wilelzl Lewis, Bob Lynsky, Jimmie Hallett. Pfrblivily Iidjlm'-b-Matilda Namco. 7'-ypj.rf.uw ---f Dorothy Nicholson, Hester Campbell, Clara Clmsc, Eleanor Mac Lndyga, Adline Wocliske, Ethel Ambler. 2n and Ink Club fLeft to Hiezhtl row: Joe Ladygra. Art Vetrone, nor Ankenbrand, .loan Amber. sn Kapolka, Zora 1.-ovrieh, Ka- ine Kissel, A n n a Kaluha. ilfla Namon, June Smith. .Xdliiie liske. tl row: Frank Campbell. Chas. 'y, Julia Green. Flo Campbell. phy Nicholson, Lois MeKelve5'. l-Brown, Kathryn Hesse. id row: Mr. Spitler, Irene zinger, Nancy Cowen, Patty fson Jo Ann Jones. Martha oitt, La Verne Bass, Mary H. fagnini, Clara Chase, Mary ehney, Ethel Amber, t row: lletty Campbell. Ella Monahan, Betty Ya,nDyne. nor Ladyea, Nancy Seliafer. Seott, Margraret Mc-l.aup:lilin, nt- Forsythe, Milflre-rl Lovrieh. PEH HHH IHH This club edits the school paper which submits news to the Bellaire Daily Leader every other week to be printed in that paper under the title of Orange Er Noir . Besides printing general school news, there is also sports and club activities news printed. The Editor-in-chief is Ann Scott who has assigned reporters for special divisions of the paper. Mr. Charles Spitler is the advisor. GIHE RESERVES fpicture on Page ilj The Girl reserve organization has been active in Shadyside High School for many years. Their meetings are held twice a month on Thursdays. This year the programs were titled Between the Bookends and each program was named from a well known book. Betty Ellen Snyder was chosen as the Shadyside delegate to the midwinter con- ference held in Wlieeling, West Virginia. The officers of the club are: Prwidefzl ......................................,.. ....................,........... N ancy Schafer Vive Pmridezzf ..... .... W ilda Lewis 7'ref1.r1n'w' ......,.... .......... ....... M a dge Truax Sc'i'I'c'ltI1'J' ....,.....,.............. .,... , . ..,.... Betty li. Snyder fjwzfzrif lf,ef1:'c.iwzlnfiw .... .... ' ...... ..... M i ldred Lovrich Chairman Alfmic ..., ........... N orma Hayes 5014111 ..... Mary H. Zaccagnini Serrjre .................... Ann Scott lbflafirily ,.... .........,... .......... ..... ........... M a r g aret McLaughlin Progmlzz ..............................,......................................... Elaine Forsythe flulZ'jJ'0l'.lI Misses Rodefer, Futhey, Kerr, Tubaugh, and Vernon zjfj Back Row QL. to RJ Dolly Goddard, Ann Vrodruzek, Martha Poff. Majorie NVells, Victoria Dvorak Eloise lileddinpgs, Betty Poff, Eleanor Yan Dyne, Evelyn Boston, Evelyn Steed, Patty Dawson. Anna Hull Frantz, lla J. llall, Sally Gabriel, Thelma .lvnnc-wein. 3rd ltow'-Mary J. llurkhart. Iilizalveth Dean, Violet, VVodiske, Nora Saiitixatmi. llUStl'I' Uaimilwll, Adalinu NN'odiske. Hazel latslilvy. Ann Scott, Wilda Ia-wis. Itlatlgv 'l'l'l12lX. Ste-ed, Patty Dawson, Anna llvlle Frantz, lla .l. Hall, Sally Gabriel, Thelma Jenewoin. 2nd How--liilihiv Jo Lay, liaX'o1'ne liass, Martha Nesbitt, Nant-y Schafer. .linu- Glass, Jean Amliler, Eleanor Ankenbrand, Ella, Korner, Helen Kzipolka, Betty Yost, liois Mt'Ki-Ivey, Helen Yifilson, Irene Yoeum, Betty Kruger, Anna Jean Kalllhd. ist Row-Iioity Yan Dyno, Louise Hall Elaine lf'orsythe, Dorothy Nivliolson, Mary Helen Zaehagilii, Miss Wt-lls, Mildred liovriuli, litliel Amber, Zora I,ov1'ivh, Kalhvrini- Kiss:-ll, Mary .lllI'lL'lllltt5', Mary Ann lXl1'l'2il'l2lI14l, Dolores King, Hi-lon Muliauuhlin. Kellir-v Keating, linth Evans, Gavynvll llakvr, llt-lon XVost. Lois List, l4'lHl'Ll Uaniyilwoll. GIRLS' HTHLETIII HSSUCIHTIUII This club, relatively new, is in its second year of existence. Its purpose is to get the girls interested in sports, to help them to understand the popular games, to make them healthy physically, and mentally alert, to show good sportsmanship, and, above all, to teach various games to the girls themselves. The programs are arranged in order to enlighten the knowledge of the girls in various kinds and types in the sports world. Most of the activities in which the girls participate to earn their points are dancing, ping pong, bowling, roller skating, hiking, bicycling, club practices, etc. Those girls who earn many points fusually higher than the restj receive a merit, such as pins or letters. At the end of the year the girls plan a Play Day, to which girls of surrounding schools are invited, and enjoy games with Shadyside girls. The club officers for the fiscal year are as follows: Prerirlenl .........................,........................,. Mildred Lovrich Vive Preyidezzf ....,..... .....,....... E thel Ambler Set'1'efm'y-Trm.i'f1re1' ...... ...... K atherine Kissell Pnblirity Mamzger ..... ,.... D orothy Nicholson Program Clmirnmzz ..... ...... E laine Forsythe Social Clmirwrzzz ....... ....... 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Max- 11111 f:l'1'11211l, 1'1111'11 1'11z1s1-. 11111-1111111' N11'fl1l11'l', 1111111111 g11l'I'lllll1l, .lo .X1111 .l1m11S, -11121111111 l 111'l'111'j, l'11I15' S111'I'1'j', 11111111 S11111'111', .1l'il1l .11-11'1-11. 21111 1-1111 111'111'1- .11111'ig'111, 51111111111 N111111,-11, 111111 1i11sk111'i1-, .X1ill'j' l'11111v1'i1'11, 31i1I'22tl'1'1Q 111111112 KI111'i11 V1111111111-11, A12l1'j N11st1f1'. 11111 N2lI'1'1SS1, 11111 ,Xkl'I'1IlQlI1. 131-tty K11ip:111, Nll11t'y' 111w1111. 1'z111y D111111111, 312l14j' 11'. L11111l1:1's. 21111 11111 -131-113' 11. VV111-11, 111lI'1D11ly 1'1-1'1'i11, 1111H1'lll2lI'j' S12H'1i, 151111111-s 131-11111s, 1111i111- 11'111'1111-1', Kil1111'j'1l 111-ss1-, 11I1iz11111-111 King. 131f11,y 1-11-111111-, M111'i1- 111l'11lll'11S, 111311 l111x11111s .11l11f! Smith, Misrs 1111111 '1'1l111111g'11, Miss X'1'11111L 1i0111f1'111'. Isl 111112 121-111 .1. A1l11l11'IIl2llI, 11'1-1'11 1'111'111-111111: 1J11101'11s Slvrissu, Yivi1111 S11-11'111'1, 111115 I'111'ifi1'11, 1':11'2lIll1l' 11iU1j'L121, A111121 A12lI'11' 111-1111-11, H1-tty Wiggins, 8111111 .11-111111w11i11, 1 NIa1'j111'i1- .1o111-H, 1111111 Gz111ri1f1. fwrilu-up on .111g1- NJ. 1 0l I H'l'l l lllCl'i', flillflvl' 1.1-1'lJ tlmfl io llipfhll lil-ily lllllllllllvll, Ill-li-11 Kzlimlkzl. Uhas. lf,l4'l1i1l'llS, .Xl'lllllI' l'l'lI'0Illx, ,xllll Si-Oli. lJo1'otl1y N11-l1olso11, S4-zitellg lii1'l1:11'1l ixl0lll'll. .XSSICBIIELY l'l.l'Ii Cllppcr' Iiiahtj lizick liuw Miss XYells. M12 Fully, l!e11A'l't1ylo1', liill XY1+o4l, I!-111 lllolrll-53 Sezlli-ll. l'Il:1i111- I u1'syll111. Hvsh-1' t':111111ln-ll. llvtty Muhlvmzm, Zum liovrivll. MUYIIC I'l.l'l3 fl.1m'111' Imflj tSt:1.11cli11p1J: Iiill llilllllllllllll. l'l1a1s. l:lL'll2lI'llS. tVlll4'Sl1'!' All'Nl2lll0Il, lli14l1:11'1l 3l4r1ll'l', Sthtml: xvillliltl Nook, t':11'l Slack, Hilda. Shaver. VIIICSS l'l1l'll Qllowei' lllglltfxwvfiflt-llll 1111 palm- 831. CSlaL111li11g'J: lllll'Slt'l' lNll'Bl21l10Il, 'l'l1ol1111'11 Yun Ily111f', M12 XV1'-lisll-14, lxlI'. Fairly, Mr. l7o1'I'1'. Felix Alt'l'2ll'l2lllll. S1-1111-dz .lim SlLJI11'l1l'lll41'l', .I11a11itu. 1'l1e1'1111y, .Io ,Xllll .lout-s, Tjllillll' ho11g'. MOVIE CLUB This club was organized in order that the students of the l1igl1 scl1ool might be able to learn more about cameras and tl1e operating of a movie projector. The club meets twice L1 montl1 and is presided over by tl1e President, Richard Moore. ASSEMBLY CLUB The Assembly Club is il very essential part of our l1igl1 SCl100l. Tl1e two repre- sentatives froin each class must decide all tl1e programs to be given for the l1igl1 school for the year. Assemblies are l1eld every two weeks, on Fridays. Tl1e programs are put on by the different classes and clubs. The cl111irm11n is liluine Forsythe. Miss Wells, Mr. Cady and Mr. Dorff are tl1e Advisors, ffllJllllI1Ll4'll 011 Page S31 X 52 HI-U CL:-ft to ltighth-liar-k row: Tom Truax, 'Fholmurn Van Dynix. Vliester- McMahon, Vyril Layne, Dale Keyser, Fred Molili-y, lflmil VVysoL-ky, Dale lfumplwll, Vic-tor Hussr-r, Joi- l,:ulyg'zx. Middle row: Clinton Lando, Charles Myers, Bob Petr-rs, Hob Lynsky. Lloyd Keyser. .Iaek Str-wzirt, Jael: Davis, llob Ault, liolm G1'il'l'iths. Arthur i'i'iI'Ull0. Front row: Mr. Marshall, Jim Stomlbraks-r, Holm Joy, .lim Hallett, Harold Kirkland Ilnli I,--xxis. Ibuuui- laum. William Alziloney. lf:-:ink 1'an1pln-ll, IM-Iix All'l'1ll'lflIlll, .lim l':llll1rlmi'll. The Hi-Y opened the 1940 year with a bang! Officers elected were: Pres., Bob Lewis, Vice Pres., Duane Long, Sec., Harold Kirkland, Treas., Bill Maloney, Advisor Mr. Marshall. Our first act was to raise money by selling scorecards at all home football games. These were very fine programs. They contained pictures of players and interesting articles. From the selling of these cards and the ads in the cards, the Hi-Y realized a neat sum. At Christmas time we decorated two trees in front of the school building and distributed several baskets for the needy. We also bought a motion picture screen for the second floor study hall. Then came our crowning achievement. We purchased an announcement system for the high school. A loud speaker was installed in every room and is controlled from a central broadcasting in Mr. Dorff's office. I.ater in the year we rented a sound full- length motion picture and showed it to the entire student body. During the year our Advisor, Mr. Marshall, and our president attended the intra club council meetings at Wheeling. From these council meetings we gathered much material for our club. On February 26, l9fl0, we had our annual dance. Charles Donovan's orchestra from Wheeling furnished the music. The Hi-Y year for 1939-'40 has been a highly successful one. 55 PING l'0Nli l'l.l li llzu-li rim: lla-ft, to liightj Earl Hallam, llolm Vope-lzlliil, t'l1m'l1-s St-lirmmn. lluls l'i-I1-rs, llzili- liuysi-r, Ulu-sim-I' M1'lXlz1liun. .lim llzilli-11, Yin-tor llussur, .luck l l'2llllX. Aliclilli- ruvxg Fix-il lloyd, .luck lilllllilll, ldu ,Xvlu-1'rr1u11. Ginn-ii Allwiglit. xl2ll'.lUl'l1' .limi-s. .lunn .Xnllme-V, .lunu Gluscow, lfloru Untnplwll. Doloris Dennis, Sully Gahrii-l. lfront row: Felix Mcl'zLr'lziml. Miss Xernon, Juanita Fhvrlivy, .Io Ann Jones. iXl2ll pfilflll, iXlL'l.1lllLIillllll, Ann Scott. ,Xl'flllI1' l'l'fI'0I1l', Sonny llililygll. .lllll'lUI' Yun Ilyni-. l'llARMl'I'l l'lflS HOME lGl'0N0llN'IIl' l'Ll'l! Clmft to lliuhty XYI'ltl'Ulb on Inge Xiij ltli row: Sylvia .li-nnuinu. 'l'hvlrna Jvnnuinu, Luis Mt-Kvlvvy, Luis l.is1, Ella Marit- KlJI'I1i5l', Sully Gulmrim-l, Gzmynvll llukur, Dot l,UI'I'lll, lf'lt-lun lXlL'I.zruul1lin, Muilvlim- Malone, 3111 row: lilluinii l'l2lI'l'Il4'I', lilizulwtli Dean, Kellie-ii Kuatiiig, lflllll Iilvztns, Maxine- Guiwlixix, llulty Mirlilulnnii, Ida .Xt-kvrmzin. lll2lI'y .lane lilll'l'ill2il'f, Num-y Scllzifor, lit-tty Pacifico. Zntl row: .Iulizi G11-oil. ll'l'll4' fll'lllIlQ.!'UI', Nzrncy flUXY1'll, l'z1t lmwsnn, .Io Ann Jones, lrllixulmutli King, Mzlrtlia Ni-slmitt. Annu Nl. llrown. Kzmtliryn livssii-, Miss X't'I'llHll, lfliluen iXlK'l,llllSlil3y. lst row: lh-tty .l. flllllllillvll. l':ll'21,ll0I' Luflyga, Betty Yun Dyno, .loam ,Xrnlrlolt Lillian Sll1'l'lll2lll, Ann S1-1-lt. iXl2ll'!2ll'1'l Nll'l4illl?4llllll, Clara Phase, lax XYPVDU llaiss. PING PONG CLUB The Ping Pong Club was organized two years ago, and has been growing in popularity ever since. The purpose of this group is to create and maintain throughout the school a better and more widespread appreciation of the game. The organization also provides one of many social groups which are so necessary in the lives of high school students. The officers are: Pl'c'.l'fLZ6'lIf ............. ...,. D ale Keyser Vice PI'L'.ljd671f .....,... ...... l une Glasow Xu 1'cli1i'yfl'1'ei1 lllI't'I' .... ..i...... A nn Scott ,'l.l1'j.mf' .,....... ..,..... ..... M i ss Vernon PING Pllllll CLUB lllllllllllflll llIHl-ll H LIFE 1940 SILNIOR PLAY CAST I ul ion flrtt to riahtjz Matilda Namirn. s I it I ilmwn 3lc'l'l1islu-y. Frank .Ii-nkins, nm Harold Kirkland, Mildred Lov- h Duanm lone, Evelyn Boston, Margarr-t c l au hlin Nlad,,'1- Truax. :atm d Iim Uamplvf-ll, Nancy Schafer, Boll :mls try llIlCl'lI11'X. .Iov Iiarlygfa, Lillian Imln Poll I x iskc-y. Betty Campbell, On Friday, March 15, 1940, the Senior Class presented a three act comedy entitled Wlitit a Life! It was the story of Henry Aldrich, problem child of Central High School, who was a cross between Penrod and Peck's Bad Boy. Wlien Henry was not lying, he was fighting, cribbing, collecting old shoes, drawing caricatures of his teachers, talking in study periods, flunking exams. Henry is even accused of stealing all the band instruments. The play was under the direction of Miss Marie Wells, and the cast included: Henry Aldrich, joe Ladygag Barbara Pearson, Mary Jurichney, Mr. Nelson, Bob Lynskeyg Miss Shea, Lillian Sherman, Mr. Bradley, Bob Lewis, George Bigelow, .limmy Campbell, Mr. Patterson, Vic Husserg Miss Wlieeler, Nancy Schafer, Miss Eggleston, Betty Campbell, Miss Pike, Helen Kapolka, Mr. Vecchitto, jim Farmer, Miss johnson, Eileen McCluskey, Gertie, Evelyn Boston, Bill, Harold Kirkland, Mrs. Aldrich, Madge Truax, Mr. Ferguson, Duane Long, Mary, Matilda Namen, Students, Agnes Baker, Mildred Lovrich, Margaret McLaughlin, joe Stora, Chester McMahon. Felix Mcparland. ' at t f mf 19310 JUNIOR PLAY CAST llllllflr pit-tures are play rehearsals. Low pivturv flvft to rig'htJ: Tom 'l'1'iiax. Dali- Keyser. Charles Sc-hranim. Danny Santavim-ea. .Iim Stonolmrakor. Anna Mario Brown, Ralph Reed, Flora Campbell, Juanita Cherney, .It-an Ambler, Betty Pacific-o. Eleanor liadygra. Bi-tty E. Snyder. Norma Hay:-s. The junior class presented the play Hold Everythlngn in the Shadyside High School Auditorium on Friday, December Sth, 1939. The play was a comedy, which was combined with romance and robbery. It was under the direction of Mr. Cady and proved to be a great success. wvzir . .WZ w W, I., v daisyQ:e95agf'ti frt4a1wzsr-rfsfwggrggwalagi SENIOR HISTORY-Continued from Page 19 The class play was given and was a success, but that was just the beginning. There followed many dances and skating parties sponsored by this ambitious class. Finally came the prom, when all the juniors dressed up in their best bib and tucker and trudged off to the prom to dance to the music of a real, live orchestra. This night holds many memories dear and sacred to the hearts of the juniors, and they decided that this one night was worth all their efforts because next year they would be given the same honors. This is the first year that the class officers had any important work to do, so they were chosen as follows: Preridenl .................. .......... A nn Scott Vive Prerident ....,.... .............. B ob Lewis Secrelary ............... ....... N ancy Schafer Trearwer ........... ......... B etty Campbell Hzrtorzmz .................................,.... Mildred Lovrich Time marches on-it is the following year. Surely these dignified students can't be those same green kidsl' that entered high school back in '36! They are, but they soon lost their dignified manner when they realized that they would soon leave school and that, after all, they had had a great deal of fun in high school. There were days when everyone was nervous because he had to have his picture taken and then disappointments when the proofs came and he finds that he doesn't look like Gable after all. There were also days of picking the class rings, and the proud flashing of jewelry when they came. What a Life, the class play given by the Seniors, was a hit performance. As the end of the year approached, the class of '40 realized that they were looking forward to commencement and Baccalaureate with regret, because the old schoolhouse wasnlt so bad after all. But Baccalaureate came and so did Commencement, so we hope that we have added something to the history of Shadyside High School, something that they will always remember, something that will make the future students say: That was the class of 1940. The Senior officers are: Preyidefzl .............. .......... B ob Lewis V ive Preridezzt ......... ........... A nn Scott Sev1'emry .......... ......... N ancy Schafer Treafurer ....... .............. M adge Truax Hirtomzfz ........ ........ j immie Campbell SENIOR XWILL-fContinued from Page 43 Donald Ward-My sister will take up where I left off. Freda Watters-My dislike for the boys I leave to Betty Pacifico. Elsie Wells-My seat in Civics class I leave to jean Mobley. johnny Wick-I will my class ring to my best girl. Bill Wood-I am like Van Dyne, I leave everything to Marjorie jones. Harry XVright-My brother will get all I own. Emil Wysocky-To my brother, Carl, I will my saxophone and bass drum. john Zuvella-To Bob Briggs I leave my wrestling ability. Signed, sealed and approved by the Senior class this 3rd, day of March, 1940. Witnessed by: Mr. Marshall Miss Kerr 56 2 i 7 i i 1 i 2 l v Q n I 5 1 4 I s f E 1 2 E i I i s 1 1 1 s 6 2 5 E I s 1 1 5 3 ? 5 , f Z A E 1 ' 2 3 Q 2 2 s A i 5 1 p ? 4 5 I I 5 5 S I l 1 9 i 4 , . . .. X,--W.--1 IM.. na -nn-v...,,i.,1,.,'.,x -vm., W,--Q ,Q 1- .Agri Ii wvvcwv' -'wi HlUlllllI ROSTER INTRODUCTION Following is a complete list of graduates of Shadyside High School since its first class of 1910. The addresses and other information are as complete as possible, since the response to our questionnaire was not as good as we expected. Many of the addresses are hearsay and doubtless many are wrong. However, we make no apologies as such information is often difficult to obtain and many times inaccurate. We would welcome criticisms and corrections as we realize the growing importance of an ever- expanding Alumni group and its value to our High School. Perhaps this endeavor will not have been in vain but will serve as a liason between our Alumni and Shadyside High School. We wish to acknowledge the generous response of those who did return the questionnaires and also tender our thanks for your orders for a Shadean that you have helped to make possible. We hope the 1940 Shadean meets with your approval, and if you get a few hours of pleasure from its pages we will feel amply repaid. The Shadean Staff, 1940. NUMBER IN GRADUATING CLASSES Year Boys Girls Total 1910 ........ .. 4 2 6 1911 ......... .. 3 3 6 1912 ......... .. 0 5 5 1913 ......... .. 5 6 11 1914 ......... .. 1 4 5 1915 ......... .. 0 4 4 1916 ........ .. 3 5 8 1917 ........ .. 4 14 18 1918 ......... .. 6 4 10 1919 ......... .. 6 5 11 1920 ........ .. 2 7 9 1921 ........ .. 1 3 4 1922 ......... .. 7 13 20 1923 ........ .. 7 13 20 1924 ........ ...... 1 2 14 26 1925 ........ ..... 1 2 16 28 1926 ......... ..... 1 8 32 50 1927 ......... ..... 1 3 20 32 1928 ........ ...... 2 2 23 45 1929 ........ ..... 2 1 22 43 1930 ........ ..... 2 7 16 43 1931 ........ ,..... 1 9 21 40 1932 ........ ..... 2 0 25 45 1933 ......,. ..... 2 4 25 49 1934 ........ ..... 3 0 27 57 1935 ........ ..... 2 8 32 60 1936 ........ ..... 3 7 30 67 1937 ......... ..... 3 1 19 50 1938 ......... ..... 3 0 49 79 1939 ............... ...... 2 9 36 65 Grand Total .......... 422 489 91 1 '57 . im.. . . ff+'w':'.'1s'1sz4w.'-cw'-. : 'V ,5,1, -Y-.-,,, .t-.,, . .,.. .-f H ... . W .niwvff ,,V .. l, , w.sT,Ivg17?fi-gf.. 5.-f M., SOME MOST VIVID MEMORIES The thrill of beating Bellaire in 1909. The Class -Strike of 1913. The Literary Society meetings. The old gym with posts and concrete floor. When the boys had to wash '17 off the roof. Dawson's Drug Store crowd. The dill pickles brought to school. Burning of the German books. Elmer Archer and Nelle Sammons, cheerleaders. Hookey and the Circus in Bellaire. junior-Senior hatchet burying-1923. Algebra under Mr. Denbrockf' The old Auditorium with all classes. Basketball trips on the O. R. 81 Mr, McCommon. The old stage and drop curtain. Last Assembly for Seniors. Entering the New Building. Plaster falling on Mr. Garrette in old building. The Revue. When Shadyside beat Bellaire in 1934. INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT ALUMNI Duane Long, Editor of Shadean 1940, is the first graduate of S. H. S. whose parents both graduated from Shadyside High School. 31 SK Pk First Baseball Team organized by Prof. G. Woolf in 1910--joe Griffith, Edwin Harvey, Bryce Creamer, joe Mont- gomery, Harry Griffith, Robt. B. Futhey, Arggle Price, Lee Luellen, Ernest Davis, Phil Hollingshead and Marshall Davis. if wk s: The Class of 1917 edited the first Shadean. The Class of 1926 started the Weekly Orange et Noir in 1925. :if 4: FF Shadyside's School Song was written in 1929 by Marjorie fHallj McMillen and Lois fCaldwellj Korner. :ze as :le First S.H.S. Girls' Basketball Team 1912, coached by I .E. Montgomery--Edna Rial, Mary Futhey, Stella Carney, jesse Lindsay. Mary Sammons, Nelle Howell, Virginia Davis. 58 .West 44th St., Shadyside. CLASS OF 1910 Creamer, Bryce ..... Futhey, Robert ..... Griffiths, Harry ........... Luellan, Lee ............... McKelvey fDavisD, Lucille .... White, Edna ................ CLASS OF 1911 Bunfill ,iBoothJ, Belle .... Davis, Ernest ......... .............. Griffith, Joe ..................... HLUIIIIII .. . .Leona Avenue, Shadyside. . :Williamsport Ohio. . . ..Deoeased. . . . . Shadyside. 2529 Jackson Ave., VVitmar, Calif. Linsky fMrs. C. W. Schendlerl, Ida .... .... A shland, Ohio. Ward fRingD, Willa ............. Sftrickling, Ray .................. CLASS OF 1912 Futhey 1GriffithsJ, Mary ........ Carney QErnest Davisl, Estelle.. Lindsey, Jessie .................. McKelvey, Florence ............ Rial, Edna ..... .,.... CLASS OF 1913 Bittner, Jessie .... Conner, Harry ...... Davis, Marshall .... Haines, Everett .... Lindsey, Elsie ...... Maulson, Elbert .... Montgomery, Joe .......,. McConn, Jean .............. Sammons QFosnotJ, Mary ..... Taylor CC. Slayj, Eula ..... Thompson CSmithJ, Mary .... CLASS OF 1914 Cash CH. Marshj, Nannie .... Conner, Herman ............ Futhey Uusticel, Sarah ......... Harbaugh ,CMurrayJ, Mary ...... Workman fCapt. Haisleyj, Helen ..... . . .. CLASS OF 1915 Boltz Q1-tigglesl, Lena ..... Davis, Virginia ............. Harbaugh fSnyderJ, Ruth .... Howell 1HainesJ, Nellie .... CLASS OF 1916 Connelly, Rose ........ Davis ,QKeenJ, Ethel .... Lee, Fred ............... Long, Dan ................ Messerly 1ScottJ, Desde .... Neff, Ernest ................ -Vanaman lSwartzJ, Alma ..... Workman, Bessie. . . . . . . . . . . CLASS OF 1917 Danford, Charles ............. Dawson fSchroderJ, Nerva. . . . . Fish Ullhurberj, Neva .......... Haines ,Q-Albrightj, Elizabeth .... Heath, Wilber ................. Hood' flrwinj, Virginia .......... Koenemund QBurkhartJ, Marie.. Kughn, Lloyd ................... Morris fBeveridgeJ, Edith ...... McConn, Louise ................ McElwai.n CReiseyJ, Gladys ..., Owens ,6SachsJ, Goldie ....... Philips fKirklandJ, Marie ..... Roscoe fForsytheJ, Rheas .... Saunders fDanfordJ, Elsie .... Shaver, Marco ............... Wright CPerkinsJ, Frances .... Zesiger 1-Long! Gladys ....... . . . . Vvoodsfield, Ohio. 2529 Jackson Ave., Witmar, Calif. Ashland, Ohio- 154 West 40th St., Shadyside. . . . . 3825 Olive Ave., Shadyside. .. . .37 Meadow Lane, XVoodsdale, W. Va. ....191 Mead St., Wilkinsburg, Pa. ....Mantua, Ohio, care M, E. Parsonage. ..... Chillicothe, Ohio. care Metropolitan Insurance Co., Bellaire. Hilo, Hawaii. Central Ave., Shadyside. Sanitorium, Columbus, Ohio. Shadyside. Sheridan Ave , Chicago, Ill. care Conner Electric Co., Wheeling, W. 'Va. 8309 Wade Park Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. 222 East 72nd St. Terrace, Kansas City, Mo. Hollywood, Calif. 4172 E. 108 St., Cleveland, Ohio. 118 E. Grand St., Ponca City, Oklahoma. Mantua, Ohio, care M. E. Parsonage. Shadyside. 4211 Central Ave., Shadyside. 4190 Franklin St., Bellaire, Ohio. West 44th St., Shadyside. Moundsville, W. Va. 236 Clinton Heights, Columbus, Ohio. West Liberty, W. Va. Shadyside. Shadyside. 38 Lincoln Ave., Shadyside. East 36th St., Shadyside. Avondale, Ohio. Lincoln Ave., Shadyside. Belmont, Ohio. 1967 Belmont St., Bellaire. Hilo, Hawaii. 1250 Culvert Ave., Apt., 302 Columbus, Ohio. 163 Garden Road, Columbus, Ohio. Key Ridge, Bellaire, Ohio. Central Ave., Shadyside. West Liberty, W. Va. 6549 Westerville Road, R. No. 1 Westerville, O 220 West 40th St., Shadyside. Central Ave., Shadyside. 59 'Buff 3 E 'Q' .7 , ag. Tw. A .Ei 45 if if li f S 13 3 .Y ,Eg lf' 'gi 5? A 22 H T Q--,f....-..... Q 1 r CLASS OF 1918 Boston, Charles ......... Davis, Levon ............... Gibbs QEbelingJ, Martha ..... Harbaugh CQuimbyJ Helen. . . McKelvey, Lillian ............ McKelvey, Maurice .... . McMillen, Frank ..... Morris, Lillian ...... Ring, Homer ..... Roscoe, James ..... CLASS OF 1919 Ambler, Marguerite. . . ........... . . .. Archer, Eleanor .................. Bowen iHos. R. Laney, Catherine ..... Caldwell lDa.le Thomasl, Doane.. Connelly, Nellie ................ Danford, Cecil .... Gibbs, Marion .... Jones, Vernon...... Lee, Avery.................. Sammons fAllisonJ Nellie .... Shipman, Vvalter ..... . ....... CLASS OF 1920 Barth qAshtonJ Mary .... Conner fKeyserJ, Eva .... Fish, Eula ............ Higbee, Edna ..... Higbee, Ora ....... .... . Jackson, Leslie ............. Jonesf Ferranl, Beulah ..... Knight, Ronald ............. Wiley CChristyb, Roduska .... CLASS OIF 1921 Boyd, Robert ................ Keyser QVan Campl, Mary .... Monahan 11-lartsockj, Edna .... Ward fArcher7, Edythe ...... CLASS OF 1922 Archer qColvinJ, Velma .... Brooke, Earl .............. Burkhart, Walter .......... Crow CWorkmanl, Dora .... Davis, Leroy ............. lmhoff, Clyde ...... Jackson, Lenora ..........., Lankrohn, Henry ............ Lane QWilliamsJ, Margaret .... Messerly, Charles ............ Rennie QPimJ, Lenora ...... Rodefer QFogleJ, Elizabeth. . . White fDonleyJ, Daisy ..... Workman, Lyle ........... CLASS OF 1923 Archer, John .......... Ault C-B 1 D, Bernice... Ault LD eb, AVelma ..... Chalme'I',' Bessie.. ........ Blowers QNeffl, Esther ..... Bowen CBarthJ, Mary .,.. Burkhart, Jessie ........ Chambers, Katherine .... Crow, Lester ........... Dale, Edward ............. Dawson fYocumJ, Vida .... Futhey, Robert ........... Keating, Jack ......... Landkrohn, Carrie .... Lydick, Eulah ......... Mahaffee 4HillJ, May .... Robinson, Joseph ........... Starrett fLongJ, Nellie ........ Whitmore iHig-ginsj, Hazel .... Wright fDunningJ, Helen .... 3743 Garrison St., Bellaire. Deceased. 1320 South 7th St., Ponca City, Oklulionm. Deceased. 57 Midbrook NVay, Columbus, Ohio. 3451 Central Ave., Shadyside. Woodsfield, Ohio. 421 43rd St., Bellaire, Ohio. Alliance, Ohio. 3259 Central Ave., Shadyside. Shadyside. 405 Highland Ave., Cambridge, Ohio. McMeehen, W. Va. Warwood Schools, 125 North 18th St., VVl1evl ing, W. Va. Shadyside. New llhiladelphia, Ohio. Shadyside. Minerva, Ohio. Columbus, O.hio. 247 West 42nd St., Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. 431 Franklin St., Bellaire, Ohio. St. Clairsville, Ohio. , 324 E. Pork St., Aucconda, Montzinzi. St. Clairsville, Ohio. East 37th St., Shadyside. Deceased. Highland Ave., Shadyside. 3259 Central Ave., Shadyside 3401 Elk Ave., Avondale, Ohio. Smithfield St., Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. East 38th St., Shadyside. Shadyside. A 733 27th St., San Diego, Calif. Short St., Shadyside. 5943 Oakhurst, St. Louis, Mo. 4461 Highland Ave., Shadyside. Shadyside. 4035 Lincoln Ave., Shadyside. 3869 Central Ave., Shadyside. 733 S. Gaylord, Denver, Colo. Deceased. Shadyside. 451 Smithfield, Shadyside. Neffs, Ohio. Roanoke, Va. 733 S. Gaylord, Denver, Colo. East 34th St., Shadyside. Shadyside. West 41st St., Shadyside. - - - -Deceased. care Mrs. Anna. Lydick, 774 Lexington Ave Cleveland, Ohio. 626 Mertz, Canton. Fort Hays, Columbus, Ohio. Cambridge, Ohio. 205 'Dodd Lane, Youngstown, Ohio. 4401 Central Ave., Shadyside. 60 5? lg. ww. ,mg , 1 ff ':f+'wlg 'l CLASS OF 1924 Barth, Jacob ........,........ Bartrug Qsirhpsonh, Mildred ..... .... Beatty, Ralph ................. .... Beatty ,1'Jacksonj, Ruth .... Becker, Charles ............ Bums, Clyde ................. Butler fSchrammJ, Thelma... Clegg, Margaret ............. Dorff, Joseph .............. Dunning, Sarah ........... Exner Ulruaxl, Cecila .... Gamble, Hilda ........... Highbe, Russell ......... lmhoff, lyugene ,......... Jones ilvlobleyl. Mabel .... Landkrohn, YVilliam ..... Lewis, Norman ............. Mahaffee QNelsonJ, Letha .... Majzel, Steven ............. Messerly QAllt1, Elizabeth. .. Mox, William .............. Shiltz, Fredack ............. Smith 1Hadley J. Virginia .... WVa1-ren, Eleanor .......... White lNally1, Hazel ..... White tStanchinaJ, Rilla. . . CLASS OF 1925 Archer .6VVorkmanJ, Jean .... Ault, Hazel ................ Bally, Lorena ............. Baxa, Herman ....... Creamer, Margaret ...,.... Crozier fJamesJ, Elrma ..... Dornan, Georgia .......... Duffy, Kenneth .............. Durigg, Chester ............ Nl. . . . Evans iWilliamsJ, Ruby. .. Fish fScottJ, Thelma ....... Heath QCreighto.nJ, Mabel. . , .I Hepburn Q-Bresackb, IsabelA.'f I,'.I. . . . . Higgens, Arthur ............ 1' James, Malvern- .............. Keyser, Paul ................. E .... Mayhew QF. Benesj, Dorothy. .'. . . . . . Miller, Doyle . ............... . Mochary, Mary ......... . ... . . .. . . Monahan QMarganD, Thelma ..... .... Monroe, Fred ................ Nelson, Agnes ......... ...... .... Owens, Paul ..................... .... Pyle iDaniel Columboj, Mary ..... ..... Sellers CCarrJ, Anna. .......... . . . . Spitzel, Anna .......... Sutton, Richard ...... Vogt, Russell .... CLASS OF 1926 Ault, QFlowersJ, Eleanor... Ault, Willard ........... Bittner, Marie ......... Brown fAultD, Helen ..., Craig 1I'hillipsJ, Otta .... . . Evans, Karen ................ Foreman 1BowersJ, Evelyn .... .... Frazier fSchulerJ, Verna ..... Futhey ,Q-Adamsb, Agnes .... Hall, Grover .............. Hays, John .............. Hays, Wilma ............ Heath, Joseph ............ Imhoff fWardJ, Virginia .... James CSwopeb, Margaret .... Jewell iLanders7, Thurza .... Kirkland, Opal ............. Koci, John ............... Krock, Mary .... 37th St., Central Ave., Shadyside. Lincoln Ave., Shadyside. Shadyside. 1268 Charles Ave., Akron, Ohio. Clourt Street, Canton, Ohio. 3827 Lincoln Ave., Shadyside. 4735 Noble sr., Bellaire, ohio. Minerva, Ohio. Smithfield St., Shadyside. Barnesville High School, Barnesville, Ohio 500 West 44th St., Shadyside. 24 39th St., Shadyside. Shadyside. 144 Poplar Ave., WVyandotte, Mich. Leona Ave., Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. West Bellaire, Ohio. 36 Ellwood St., New York, N. Y. West 43rd St., Shadyside. ..West 44th St., Shadyside. Norwich, Ohio. West Bellaire, Ohio, care Ralph Smith, Sr Highland Ave., Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio, Brilliant, Ohio. 918 5th St., Reading, Ohio. Armstrong's Mill, Ohio. 14 East 36th St., Shadyside. Mt. Pleasant, Ohio. Youngstown, Ohio. Shadyside. 918 5th St., Reading, Ohio. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Elk Ave., Shadyside. Deceased 1935 Columbus Sanitorillm, Columbus, Ohio. Shadyside. 3678 Belmont St., Bellaire, Ohio. Leesville, Ohio. Central Ave., Shadyside. 52 West 39th St., Shadyside. .....206 West 41st St., Shadyside. Clarksburg, W. Va.. Shadyside. Canton. Ohio. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Columbus, Olhio. 495 W. 44th St., Shadyside. Independence, Ohio Shadyside. care John Hays, Sr., Steubenville, Ollio. Shadyside. Detroit, Mich. Bethany, W. Va. Shadyside. Jacobsburg, Ohio. 61 mm 2 1 ze n 1 Maggy Jewell, fAndersonD Thurza ..... .... Landers, Thurman ............ Leasure fBurkeJ, Helen ..... Lewis, Chester ....,........ Luellan, Myran .,... Long, Elizabeth ..... Lucas, Birdie .............. McGary, Letty .............. McMillen iHallettJ, Elinor .... Mahaffee fCoachJ, Mildred .... Marchinak, Victor ........... Mox, Helen ................. Meyer, John .................. Monahan, lMobleyJ, Leona ..... . . . . Morris, Wensel ............... Owens fShaverJ, Nell ....... . Phillips fHurthJ, Dorothy ..... Piper, Miles ................. Robertson, Lottie ............ Shaver fl-Iilmsb, Elizabeth .... Shiltz, Herbert .............. Smith 1SaffellJ, Helen ..,.. 'Hmberlake, John ........ Truax .1-Morrisj Erma ......,.. Truax Qhandersl, Grace ........ .... Tschappat fGreenwoodj Lyde ..... .... Ward, Nelson ................. Weidman, Earl ......... Workman, Norman ........ Wright, Floyd ......,........ Wymer QKirklandb, Helen ..... CLA-SS 0F 1927 Archer fWoodJ, Bertha .... Bailey, Evelyn ........... Boles, Uriel ............ Book 1Scottb, Wilma ..... Burkhart, Lawrence .... Carpenter, Norvel ...... Crozier, Arleen .......... Dean fKoontzJ, Delphia .... Donley, Berwyn ........ Fry, Mildred ....,..... Futhey, Catherine .... Gangola, Eudfoxia .... Gates, Emery ..... Gillespie, Erva.. . . . . . Gulley, Archie .......... Howell, Mary Louise ..... Hall 4Lavella7, Lenora .... Hepburn, Kenneth .......... Nicholson fDavisJ, Edith .... Owens, Harold ............. Pechtel, Virginia ....... Podlasiak, Gertrude .... Romeka lFritzJ, Mary. .. Saffell, Eula ........... Saffell, Lloyd ........ Sheeketski, Joseph ...,........ Sommer, Eugene ..... . . . . . . . . . Thompson .0HazelwoodD. Wilda ..... . . Thibas, John ........ . ........ . Vessels QDorffJ , Mildred ........ .... Whitmore, Ruth .............. Wood, Walter ................. Workman fAppelgateJ, Beryl ..... .... CLASS 0F 1928 Barton, Everett ..... Bartrug, John ............... Brooks, William...I ........ Brooks 1DuncanJ, Wilmina ..... ..... Brown, Alfred ................ Burgy fT'wiggJ, Gladys ...... Buskirk, Genevieve ...... Carpenter, Henry .......... Craig ,K-Phillipsj, VVilma .... 39th St., Bellaire, Ohio. l Shadyside. Deceased. Columbus Sanitorium, Shadyside. Columbus, Ohio. Highland Ave., Shadyside. West Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. California. Shadyside. Wheeling, W. Va. Senecaville, Ohio. Shadyside. 108 Elm St., Franklin, Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bethany, W. Va. Deceased. Brilliant, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Short St., Shadyside. Shadyside. Clarington, Ohio Shadyside. Shadyside. Avondale, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Kentucky. Key Ridge, Ohio. Cleveland, Ohio. Oh io. R F. D. No. 1, Bellaire. Bellaire, O.hio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. N. W. Canton, Ohio. Deceased. Shadyside. . Holy Cross University, N. E., Canton, Ohio. Pittsburgh, Pa. Shadyside. Shadyside. Brilliant, Ohio. Shadyside. Piqua, Ohio. Shadyside. Avondale, Ohio. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Avondale, Ohio. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. 62 Worcester, Mass Tia if A ' Crozier, Joseph ...... Devaul, Irving ......... Dorff 1HallJ, Mildred .... Erlewine, Kenneth ..... Exner, Victor ................ Fen.nell, Helen ................. . . .. Gallaher fGosytheJ, Thelma.. Gray, Alfred ...... ..... ....... Gondira, Joseph ......... Hall, Duane .............. Hallett fLongJ, Audrey. ....... .. Hallett, Dwight ..... . ............. Haskinson lHarrisJ, Margaret. .... Hatcher, Thomas ............. Hill, James ................... Heslop ,fDevaulJ, Martha .... Huffman, Mildred ....,.... Hughes, Dean ........... Jeffers fDonleyJ, Helen... Kelley, Leo ............. Kirkland, Ethel ......... Leasure, Alfred ........... Long fKnaskiD, Dorothy .... Mochary, Nick ........... Noice, William ........... Parker, Orville .............. Robinson fBrownb, Grace .... Roth 4PattonJ, Grace ......... Rumbaugh fHillD, Lucille ..... Scotka fKeyserJ, Julia ...... Shaver, Minerva ......... Swamburg, Pauline .... Toxie, Charles.. .... Ward, Cyril ........... . . White CMeyersD, Irene .... VVhite, John ................ Wiley, KWoodwardD , Bea .... CLASS OF 1929 Ault, Paul ...... Baxa, Ann ...... Bittner, Louis .... Brooks, Mildred .... Brown, Robert. . . . . Caldwell, Hilda ..... Crozier, Charles .... DeCola, Elizabeth .... Devaul, Everett .... Dorff, Wilson ...... Foreman, Foulton .... Gilles, Lawrence ............ Gondira, Margaret ............ Heath, 1Van Dynel, Mildred.. Hudson QKellyJ, Grace ....... Jones lMarshallJ, Ada ........ Jones QDuffyJ, Margaret G... King, Ernest ................. Koonce, Harry .............. Kaluha, Joseph ...... Mayhew, Kenneth ........ McMil1en, Brice ............. Mobley CRalstonJ, Carrol ..... Mochary, George ............ Mondlak, Joseph ............ Morris, Paul ................. . Piper 1ArmstrongJ, Eleanor .... . Price, Herman ............... Ray, Margaret ........... .. Sheeketski 1PetroneJ, Helen.. Smith, Ralph ................. Spitzel, Mary ................ Starrett CRalstonJ, Virginia.. Stein, Margaret. . .......... . . . Warren, Hazel .............. Wells, Charles... ..... . Wells fBakery, Mary .... Shadyside. Wellsburg, W, Va. Brookside. N. W., Warren, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Blockstone Ave., Chicago, Ill. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Wheeling, W. Va. St. Clairsville, Ohio. Bellaire, Ohio. Adena, Ohio. Avondale, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. 8443 Blackstone Ave., Chicago, Ill Shadyside. , Shadyside. Grand Ave., Shadyside. Wegee. 268 Olentangy St., Columbus, Ohio Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Wegee. Shadyside. Avondale, Ohio. R. F. D. No. 2, Bellaire. Shadyside. Shadyside. Lancaster, Ohio. Cadiz, Ohio. 195 Kelso Rd., Columbus, Ohio. Huntington, W. Va. Pennsylvania. Powhatan, Ohio. Granite Apt. No. 7, Reno, Nev Indianapolis, Ind. Wheeling. W. Va. Avondale, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Aliquippa, Pa. New Philadelphia, Ohio. 1126 School St., Indiana, Pa. Shadyside. West Bellaire Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Deceased. Shadyside. Shadyside. 65 V. .. 11. White CShi1tzJ, Helen ........ Whitmore QLittleton9, Mary .... Wiedman QBoydJ Roxie ......... WVilliams QEdminsonJ, Dorothy.. Workman QDaughertyJ, Dorothy .... . . .. Workman, Paul ................. CLASS OF 1930 Allman, Donald ..... Archer, John ......... Archibald, Alfred ...,.. Beatty QBraggJ, Mary... Burkhart, Charles ...... Burkhart, Russell .... Campbell, John ....... Carnahan, Robert .... Davis, Dearold ...... Donkin, George ..... Dunfee, Oral ...... Futhey, John .... Giffin, Paul ....... .. Gondira, George ................ Goodman CGentileD, Dora ........ Hoskinson qFutheyJ, Genevieve .... Korner, Hilda .................. Ladyga fThompsonJ, Ann ..... Leasure, Mary .............. Monahan, Wayne .... Mox, Martha .......... Nelson QJonesJ, Alma .... Nemic, Ludvig ....... Owens, William ...... Parker, Henry ......... Poff fDavis3, Vivian ..... Rankin, Virginia ......... Rose QClarkJ, Marjorie .... Ray, Alvina ............. Saffield, Laurence ......... Schramm, Clarence ......... Schramm, Mary Catherine .... Smith, Kenneth ............. Starrett fBolesJ, Lucille .... Sutton fBrittonJ, Rosalie... Van Dyne, Leonard ....... Vessels. Harold .......... Wallace, Charles .......... White QMcCl0yP, Eleanor. .. Wilson, Albert .......... . VVilson, Harry ...... Young, Rayford' ..... Zink, Ulric ............ CLASS 0F 1931 Ault CFraileyD, Kathryn. .. Beveridge QGray7, Grace .... Brow.n, William ........... Byles fWallaceJ Wanda. . . Caldwell fKornerD, Lois ..... Campbell, Robert .......... Conley ,QWilsonD, Ethel .... Donley QWoodD, Ruth ..... Duffy, Floyd ............ Gangola, Alfonso ...... Gilles, Eugene ........... Glatzer, Herman ............ Goloh fI'aul Aultb, Mary .... Hall CMcMillenj, Marjorie .... Hays, Gene ............... Hixenbaugh, Howard ....... Iams QPolinskyJ Catherine... Johnson, Myrtle ............ Jones ,C-McFallsJ, Betty .... Keyser, Harold .......... Keyser, James ......... Lay QDoddsJ, Sarah... Long, Bert ........... Malik, Mary ........ Morris, Evelyn .... 'i'T4f ?122EE! N1'fffff'Y'l'ff 943 fvtfrf-FW-.X f mrs ,M Q M , . , . f rw eff, , ,. ,lfariw Clarington, Ohio. Shadyside. Route 1, Mingo Junction, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Detroit, Mich. Bellaire, care Men's Shop. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Steubenville, Ohio. Steubenville, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Avondale, Ouhio. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Wheeling, W. Va. Martins Ferry, Ohio. Shadyside. Steubenville, Ohio. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Deceased. 402 Morrill Ave., Columbus, Ohio. Moundsville, W. Va. Alledonia. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. 14903 Clifton Blvd., Lakewood, Ohio Powhatan, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. . . .. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside, Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Canton, Ohio. Wegee, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Riverview, Ohio. Shadyside. Charleston, W. Va. Bellaire, Ohio. R. F. D. No. 1, Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. - Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. 64. Narcissi, Albert ............. Nobel fFlemingJ, Enola ..... Noice, Dennis ............. Owens, William ......... Pritchard, Jack ........ Poff, Harry ............. Pusku fHughesJ, Julia .... Ren.nie, Hayden ........ Sammons, Carl ...... Schicks, Lena ............... Shimmel, Ronald .... ...... .... .... Schramm fSpz-ingerj, Rona .... .... Trigg .fGiffinJ Gayle ......... .... Watson, Elda ........ Wells, Robert ..... CLASS OF 1932 Brown, Ruth ..... Budzik, Mike ...... Curtis, Jack ................ Davis fTreveyJ, Virginia ..... De Cola, Samuel ............ Dent, Thomas .... Devaul, Russel ........,. Dunfee, Ella Mae ......... Futhey CNoiceJ, Mildred .... Garrett, Russell ........... Gates, Gilbert ............. Griffen, Beata .............. Haswell fMcBeeJ, Juanita. . . . . . . . Hess, Owen .................. Kaluha, Frank ............... Keyser fLambroseJ Kathryn... . . . . . . Klgg'lHS, Clyde ............... Knight, Mary Ellen .......... Kroll, George ........ Leasure, Elizabeth ......, Lednik, Mary ............. Lewis f'DevaulJ Alberta .... List QE-rownb, Esther .......... .... McMillen 1KeyserD, Evelyn .... .... McMillen fHartJ, Mary. ...... . . . . Malolepszy, Joe ........ Mayhugh, Ann .... Miller, Charles ..... Pewowar Daniel .... Powers, Laura ..... Pazos, Stella ....... Schramm, Wanda .... Schramm, Warren .... Shaver, George ........... Sirko, Rose ................. Starrett 1Stiles7, Frances .... Treuchl, Helen. ........... Wallace, Vernon ........... Warren William ............. Weeks TC'FreemanJ, Juanita. . . . . . . . Wildman, Robert ............. .... Wright, Margaret ............ Wright fWilliamsJ, Martha.. Zmk, Herbert ............. . . . . . . . CLASS UF 1933 Burkhart, Mary .... Burkhart, William. . . Campbell, Earl .... Circosta, Nick .... Cook, Margaret ........... Drong, Paul .................. . . . . Dvorak fJurichnyJ, Bessie. . . Garrett 1LukeJ, Evelyn ..... Gayer, Fred .............. G-enca, Stanley ............... Glasgow fLeese7, Mildred ..... .... Green, Verona. . . .......... . . Havlasek ,K-Augustj, Elizabeth .... .--- Heil, Norman . .......... ..... Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Deceased. Steubenville, Ohio. Shadyside. 5 Shadyside. Shadyside. 5- Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Deceased. 3445 'Central Ave., Shadyside. Shadyside. 3550 Lincoln Ave., Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. 34th St., Shadyside. Nelsonville, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Detroit, Mich. Akron, Ohio. Follansbee, W. Va. Wheeling Island. Box 7301, Holethrop, Maryland. Bellaire, Ohio. Grand Ave., Shadyside. Wellsburg, W. Va.. Highland Ave., Shadyside. Shadyside. Nelsonville, Ohio. Riverview, Ohio. Leona Ave., Shadyside. Fernwood Dairy, Wegee, Ohio. Wegee, Ohio. Shadyside. Detroit, Mich. Ohio State University, Columbus Ohio Detroit, Mich. Shadyside. Shadyside. Lincoln Ave., Shadyside. 26 Jefferson St., Buffalo, N. Y. Wellsburg. W. Va. Wegee, Ohio. Shadyside. Jacobsburg, Ohio. Bellaire, Ohio. Brooks Run, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. University of Cincinnati. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Akron, Olhio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Detroit, Mich. Mingo Junction, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. 65 'J ' ' We ' 1 vffwffw. .E Hughes, Robert .... Icenhour, Warren .... Keyser, Warren .... Keyser, William .... Kissell, Berna.d'ine .... Knight, Willard .... Landers, Isabell .... Lay, Frances .......... Luke, Branche .......... Marling, Rose Mardel ........ .. .. McGaughy QAultJ Virginia ..... McKelvey, Joseph ............ .... McMillen, Phillip ..... Melanko, Charles .... Narcissi, Guido ............. Nicholson, Helena ............. .... Paidock fCroftonD, Mildred .... .... Partezana, Dominick ......... . . .. Pikulin, John ....,......... Powers, Odetta ............. Ray fKirklandJ, Emma Lou ..... .... Schramm, Fred ................ .... Schramm, Martha .......... Starkey qBochJ, Evelyn .... Stevens, Alex ............. Trigg, Newell .............. Truax, Vivian .............. Weeks 4-Bakery, Margaret .... Wells, Martha .............. Vvhite, Lyle ................ Weidman fBoughner5 Adah. . . . . . . Wise, William ............... .... Wiley, Kenneth .... Yoriko, Julia ...... Warner, Grace .... CLASS OF 1934 Baker fMcMahonJ, Doris.. . Boston, Willard ............ Boyd, Earl ........ . .. Bundy, Virginia ....... Byles CHeilJ, Evelyn ......... ..... Carroll, William ................. .... Campbell 1KlingJ, Bernadine .... . . .. Campbell ,Q-Whitel, Frances ..... .... Crozier, Floyd ................. .... Cook iStewartJ, Helen .... Davis, James ............ Dorff, Dan ............ Dziadus, Frank ...... Eggiman, Bill .......... Fitch CDaveyJ, Jean .... Griffin, Beulah ...... Griffen, Jean ..... Gulley, Verona ........... Haswell, William ........... Havlasek iWilsonb, Julia ..... .... Hill Ueffersb, Bertha ....... I-Iockinberry, Delbert ...... Hranko, Ann ........ Hull, Charles ....... Jablonka, Walter .... Johnson, Donald... Kahl, James ........... Kissell, Margaret ........ Leasure fGrossJ, Alice .... Lednek, Steve ........... Mahaffee, Lawrence ..... Molek, Antona ......... Mololepszy, Steve .......... Maison, Lawrence ..... . ...... ...- Mayhew Qldhalb, Gertrude .... ..-- McMurray, Robert ......... Melanko, Matilda .... Patrick, Glenn ..... Pewowar, Stanley .,.. Pittsburgh, Pa. Bellaire, Ohio. Wegee, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. St. Clairsville, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Wegee, Ohio. Pittsburgh, Pa. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Bethlehem. Wegee, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Mingo Junction, Ohio Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Glendale, W. Va. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Barnesville, Ohio. Shadyside. Canton, Ohio. Shadyside. Cincinnati, Ohio. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Avondale, Ohio. Akron, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Wegee, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Wegee, Ohio. Wheeling, W. Va. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Ohio State University Columbus Ohio 66 wi 'A E ,i I Peal, Willard ..... Putrsoak, Helen .... Polinsky, Sophia ..... Precek, Carl ..,.... Puskas, John .... Putrzok, Helen ..... Shultz, Herman ............ Sidlowsky CVavaJ, Helen. Slay 1Upperma.nJ, June... Smith, Ruth .............. Spivala, Emil ..................... Weidman QHoskinsonD, Genevieve- -- Williams, Joe ...................... .... . Wright, Perry ........ .......... Zatezela, Mary. . . CLASS OF 1935 August, Frank ....... Boyd, Benjamin ........... Byran fWrightJ, Marjorie. Burkhart, William ........ Carpenter ,QMorreJ, Bessie. Circosta, Louie ........... Copeland, William ..... DeMoible, Ray ................. DeVaul GV.hitmoreJ, Helen .... Donkin, James ............ Dojack, Joseph .... ..... Filby, Allen ..... Fry, Robert .... Green, Elton ......... Green, Virginia ......... Hall 1DrozierJ, Nell ...,. Hart, Mildred ......... Hodulik, Elizabeth ..... Husek, Steve. .... . Jones, Roy ....... Joy, Eugene ..... ....... Kachara, Helen ........... Keating QPerkins7, Rosalie Korner, Charles... . . . . . .. King, Carl ................ Kirkland fRipleyj, Louise. Kirkland, Mera Lucille... Knight ,Q-Powelll, Violet. .. Knoll, Gertrude ......... Korner, Finley ..... Kr-ouse, Charles... McMillen, Robert ......... Mowder, Ruth .................. . . Mitchell CWiggins7, Katherine .... .... Mox, Edward ............. Nesbitt, William ..... Newhart, Wilma ..... Noice, Ralph ...... Oswick, Tony .... Owens, Harry .... Paris, Theresa ..... Pospicil, Eleanor .... Runkin, Dorothy ..... Ruskovic, Frances ..... Sammons, Margaret ..... Scotka, Josephine ..... Shapins, Seymour .... Smith, Donald ...... Smith, June ............ Stewart, Helen Jane .... Sutton, Eileen ......... Taylor, Earla ............ Timberlake, Estella ....... Weeks QPottsJ, Elizabeth. Wiggins, Vvilliam .......... . . Williams, Rochanld ..... Yonko, Helen ......... Mg-ww ii l i-.+i.1-ww v t Huntington, WV. Va. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. . . . ..Shadyside. West 44th St., Shadyside. Shadyside. . . . ..Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio Shadyside. . . . ..Shadyside. Shadyside. .. . ..care Mrs. Furman Filby, . . ...Shadyside. - - - --Wegee, Ohio. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Pittsburgh, Pa. Shadyside. Cleveland, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. . . .. . . . ..Shadyside. Shadyside. . . . .... .Shadyside. Wheeling, W. Va. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Alledonia, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. - - - --Amondale. Shadyside. Grand Ave., Shadysid'e. Shadyside. - - ' --Shadyside. -- - --Grand Ave., Shadysid'e. Columbus, Ohio. West 44th St., Shadyside. 36th St., Shadyside. R. F. D. No 1 X Ohio State University ' ' - --Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bridgeport, Ohio. Avondale, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Mrs. Rudolph Krousl. 67 Local 7th St., Moundsville, W. Va. 'V A-as 2' . .- .Q CLASS 0F 1936 Barkhurst, Annette .... Bobek, Joe .......... Bryan, Dorothy ............ Campbell, Vivian ............. Campbell ,f'FritchieJ, Rose M.. .. Comstock, Pauline ............ Drong, Joe .................. Dunning, Margaret ..... Eggiman, James ...... Fleming, Wilma ......... Gilispie, Bernice ........... Gilles CCircosta.J, Eleanor .... Green, Joe ................ I-Iall, Herman ........... Haswell, James ..... I-Iavlasek, Tony ..... Hobbs, Ruth ......... Hockinberry, Rachel .... Husser, James ....... James, Lottie .......... Jones, Mary Florence... Kent, Ester ............ Kirkland, Kelly ....... Kosak, Virginia ..... Ladyga, Frank ......... Lay fDonahueJ, Jane .... Lewis, Roger .......... List, Helen ......... Mahaffee, Clyde .... Marling, William... McFarland, Robert... Millet, Henry ............. Mobley, Ernest .............. Naylor fSheldbnJ, Regina .... Nelson, Frances ............. Nesbitt, Mary ................. Pacifico Wvilliamsj, Frances. . . Pawlowski, Walter .......... Pietrazk, Steve ......... Potez, John ......... Powell, George ..... Pracht, Charles ..... Ray, Edwin .........,.. Ray, James .............. Rockershouser, Grover .... Romeka, William ............... Ruble, James ................... Ruskovic 1MountainJ, Catherine ..... Ruskovic, .Mary .................... . . .. Salva, Walter .................. Schramm, Harold ..... Schroeder, William .... Shaver, Raymond .... Van Dyne, Jean .... Van Dyne, John .... Vazzoli, Mary ..... Waite, Ralph ..... Weaver, Vernon .... Wells, Charles .... Whitmore, Julia ......... Wilson, William ........... Wood Uohnsonj, Isabelle .... Wright, Virginia .......... Yonko, Catherine ........ CLASS OF 1937 Albaugh CStetsoni, Maxine .... Allen, Elsie ................. August, Charles .... Amt, Arch.. .... Brown, Arch ........ Burkhart, Mildred .... Campbell, Allen ..... Carpenter, Evelyn .... Donkin, Dale ....... Coulter, Lva Mae .... a'!, i5iHs rid Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. 39th St., Shadyside. Shadyside. Elk Ave., Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. 3500 'Central Ave., Shadyside. West 43rd St., Shadyside. Grand Ave., Shadyside. Belmont Ave., Shadyside. Grand Ave., Shadyside. Shadyside. , Shadyside. Adams Ave., Shadyside. Freeport, Ohio. West 43rd St., Shadyside. Wegee, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Avondale. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Wheeling, W. Va. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bellaire, Oihio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. 39th St., Shadyside. Highland Ave., Shadyside. 41st St., Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. 3952 Florence Ave., Shadysiili Chester, W. Va. Shadyside. East 36th St., Shadyside. l0th St., Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Detroit, Mich. Avondale. 68 W1 K Donkin, Margaretu.. Dorff, Marion ....... Dzialdus, Amiel .... Fry, Homer ..... Hart, Edwin .... Heslop, Emma ............ Hobbs, John ................ James ,fLaughma.nJ, Betty .... James, Homer .................. Jarrett, Mose . .................. . Jones Uohnsonl, Grace Emily... Lewis, Ruth ................. Londo, Leonard ..... Maison, Sherman... Marling, Faye ...... McKelvey, Harold .... Melanko, Paul ...... Miller, Henry ...... Miller, Stanley .... Mitchell, John ...... -Monahan, Homer ..... Nelson, Fred ....... Paris, Pete ................ Pietrzak, Walter ............ Rennie fSidlowskyJ, June .... Rankin, William .............. Rowan, Mary ................., Seabrooks CCowenJ, Marjorie ..... Schramm, Harvey .............. Schramm Q-Stiddy, Louise... Steinman, Harry .......... Vucelich, Joe ............ Waite, 'Robert ..... . Warner, Gladys ..... Wiggins, Robert ....... Williams, Thomas ....... Wilson fFarrierJ, Elsie .... Workman, Charles ....... Workman, Lynn ......... Yocum CBoydJ, Malina .... CLASS or 1938 ' l - Ambler, Walter ..................... .... Ankenhrand fVoglepohlJ, Elizabeth .... . . .. Auten, Marie ....................... .... Baker, Elsie ....................... .... Baker, Victor... Baker Vera .... Book, Fred ........ Boyd, Charles ...... Bratka, Margaret ...... Burkhart, Richard ..... Burns, Lewis ......... Burns, Martha Jo .... Chase, Edward ..... Circosta, Frank ............ Comstock, Agnes ........... Copeland, Mary Elizabeth .... Corbett, Ralph .............. Cowen, Frank ............ . Crumbaker, Lulu ..... Day, Clyde ......... Dean, Betty ........... Duda, Steve ............. Duff ,CMarlingD, Martha .... Dunfee, Helen ........... Fleming, Mary Jane. . . Forsythe, James ..... Gerdau, Elizabeth .... Green CBoydJ Essie .... Green, Lucille ........ Greenwood, Carol .... Iams, Bill .......... Jesso, Mary ....... Jones, Marion ..... Shadyside. Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Coast Guard, U. S. Champlain, Staten Island, New York. Ohio Wesleyan, Delaware, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Martins Ferry, Ohio. Centerville, Ohio. Shadyside. South Zanesville, Ohio. , Shadyside. , I: 64 East 15th Ave., Columbus, Ohio. aiu' 5 ' Shadyside. Ohio, State University, Columbus, Ohio. Shadyside. U. S. Army. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Columbus, Ohio. Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Chester, W. Va. Shadyside. Shadyside. Moundsville, W. Va. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Kernstown, W. Va. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Deceased. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. 1st Cavalry, Band Mecz., Ft. Knox, Ky. Shadyside. Shadyside. West Liberty College. Avondale. Shadyside. Shadyside. Ohio University, Athens, Ohio. Muskingum College, New Concord Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Wegee, Ohio. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. 69 Wir X maj' f uf az i r warm--fyqqnyz rwqfmwzg xr 1-43.15355 ' Kenjorsky, Frances .... Kent, Neil ........... Kissell, Bernard .... Knight, Thelma ..... Kukura, Irene .... Lamont, Jennie .......... McLeod, Adelyn ........... McKelvey, Eleanor Jane .... McMahon, Marguerite ....... McMurray, Earl .............. McVay QHeidebaughJ, Carol .... Malolepszy, Sophia ............ Maskivish, ,Sophia ........... Matoskia, Dorothy .... Maurer, Martin ..... Malanko, Alec .... Miller, Selam .... Moskal, Mary... O'Toole, June ....... Owens, Don .......... Pacifico, Katherine .... Pickett, Vernon ..... Pikulin, Andy ..... Poff, Dorothy ..... Powell, Emma ....... Protiva, Josephine... Puskas, Irene ...... Romeka, Frank ..... Roscoe, Karen .............. Saffell, Katherine ............. Schaffer fSchimelyJ, Bernice. . . Scales, Ben ................. Scotka, Agnes ...... Scotka, Matilda ..... Smith, Rose ........ Stenicka, William .... Tantrum, James .... Toothman, Betty .... Vucelich, Mildred ....... Watson, Katherine ..... Watters, Glenn ...... White, Carl ......... White, Raymond ............... Wodiske, Pearl .................. .... Workman .CCrumbackerJ, Ruth .... .... Wright, Edna Bell .............. .... CLASS 0F 1939 Allietta, Bill ............ Ankenbrand, Loretta ..... Besse, James ........... Bratka, Gertrude.... Brehm, Bill ....... Browning, Bob ....... Bryan, Glenn ............ Callander, Mary Lou ..... Campbell, Richard ..... Carpenter, Beulah ....... Coventry fStee1eJ, Lois .... Coventry, Sara ........... Donkin, Tom ........... Eggiman, Phyllis. . . Forbes, Jim ....... Fronsack, Mary ..... Glasgow, Glenn ..... G-ulley, Leah ...... Hallam, Jessie .... Hallam, Viola ..... Hranko, Mike ........ . Irwin, Mary Jane .... Johnson, Betty ...... Kachara, John .... Kennon, Mary .... Kirkland, Lee ..... Kontra, Albert .... Kroll, Amiel ..... -fu Wegee, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio. 15095 5th Ave., care Pearl Price, Columl-us 0 Shadyside. Shadyside. Wegee, Ohio. Wegee, Ohio. Tiurkey Point. Shadyside. Shadyside. Jacobsburg, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Cleveland, Ohio. Shadyside. 1530 Frazier Ave., Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Shadyside. Shadyside. Jacobsburg, Ohio. Wegee, Ohio, Wegee, Ohio, Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. N. W., Canton, Ohio Lipcomb College, Nashville, Term. Shadyside. West Liberty College. Sewellsville, Ohio. Shadyside. R. F. D. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. U. S. Army. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio. Miami College, Oxford, Ohio. Shadyside. Wegee, Ohio. Jacobsburg, Ohio. Jacobsburg, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Avondale. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. R. F. D. No, 1, Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. 70 I f. Kucera, Blanche .... Kulazenka, John. .. .. Londo, Geraldine ...... ... Longstaff, Dorothy.. Malek, Lloyd ........ Maloney, Virginia .... Martin, Ann ........ Mayhew, June .... Mayhew, Bob ..... Miller, Dorothy .... Morgan, Hina .... Mox, Louis ...... Nestor, Helen ......... .... Owens, Donald ...... Piper, Mary Elizabeth. . . . . .. Shadyside. .....Webb.de M Shadyside. Shadyside. Ohio University, Athens, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. R. F. D. No. 1, Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. R. F. D. No, 1, Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Ohio State University, Columl Podruzek, Mary ....... .... S hadyside. Polinsky, Jim ..... Pospisil, Betty .... Ray, Gaylord ..... Ross, Evelyn ..... Ruble, Janie ....... Rusen, Woodrow .... Scales, Tom ........ Schafer Jean ...... Schramm, Carol .... Shaver, Ben ...... Sickles, Florence... Snyder, Robert ..... Sommers, Vivian... Steinman, Cyril .... Stidd, Cyril .......... Tqothman, Edna ..... Vasicko, Margaret... Waitekunas, Helen.. Wayt, Jim ......... . . Wodiske, Elizabeth .... . . . Wright, Warren ..... Shadyside. . . . ..Shadyside. V ms, Ohio Ohio University, Athens, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. Shadyside. . . . . J acobsburg, Oahio. Ohio University, Athens, Ohio. Shadyside. Ohio University, Athens, Ohio. Shadyside. Deceased. Shadyside. . . . .Shadyside. Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. R. F. D. No, 1, Bellaire, Ohio. Shadyside. Shadyside. .Shadyside Dilles Bottom. 71 W.-1 'Ab MALALSLH. KENNEDY HARDWARE CO. 1063 MAIN STREET Wlieeling, W. Va. PHONE WHG. 407 A very complete line of GOLF TENNIS FISHING EQUIPMENT Sporrmzefzlr H md qzlarterf A. J. HOFFMAN ELECTRIC SERVICE G-E and Philco Radios G-E Sweepers and Ironers G-E Refrigerators and Ranges G-E and Speed Queen Waslmers FURNITURE Shadyside, Ohio Phone Bellaire 1021-R COMPLIMENTS THE SHADYSIDE AMERICUS CLUB . .. Coach William Ellis, as can plainly be seen, is the greatest coach ever to be located at Shadyside. Ellis, having been here tor the past five years has found his way into the hearts of those leaving him To Assistant Coach Arthur Kirkland goes the credit of having the squad in such fine physical condition For the past two years there has never been an inlury of importance among the boys at Shadyside Underlying the success of the 1939 football team 15 a matter of a coaching staff of which we are justly proud B E R T S C H Y FURNITURE CO 1122 24 Main St Wheeling W Va A11 111 tfzlnlzozz Dedzmfed to Better Homes NWITH OUR BEST WISHES TOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREER THE W' HUB llfheefzfzg J Fmtermty and Smorzty Center THE GIFT SUPREME For Graduation A Beautiful SIEINWAY BABY GRAND Immzmefzl 0 the zmwoamlr C A HOUSE 1527 Market St Wheeling W COMPLIMENTS OF Dr M J Kuchmka AGAIN WE SAY You can always do betler at B L U M S In Bellaire since 1876 : 1 U 5 . . o e 'F' EU A , H rf ' ' ' ' . f f Y . , . V, , .U O 0 o 9 s rr , If , 1: I u o . . 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BACK RCW-Stora, qua rn-rbackg Cherok fullback: La ne. halfbackg August, halfbaek. FRONT ROW-Sedor, right endg Rusinko, right tackleg Lewis, right guard Miller, center: Green, left guard Mocic, left tackle: Magyar, left end. QI ..- U1 4-7 L. O Qt rn 4-7 S: Q.: .E E O s.. Q4 'II cr.: cv: C5 1-4 .E Pa cv :I CU P as .Cl 4-7 'J-4 O m CI as P cu .- as UD C1 5 :- N 4-I vi w .-. .Q E5 'U ..- E :- O 9-I 4-7 vi o E as .Ct 4-7 Q-I o an C O 'riter and a radio sports commentator agreed that Shadyside' probably had the BEST difficult for these g'0lI1g' the Valley. Lack of reserve material made the in g team rtln sta game. every of themslves in eleven boys, but they gave a good account Compliments of T H E U NIO N SAVINGS BANK BELLAIRE OHIO The Young Mc1n's Bank Deposits insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Bellaire Democrai' Larger! Weekly Newfpfzper ilz Belmofzl Cozmzy Published by THE POORMAN PRINTING 81 PUBLISHING CO. Cor. 35th and Guernsey Sts. Bellaire, O. The COWEN-DICKENS COMPANY INSURANCE Fourth Floor First Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone 97 Bellaire C. M. COWEN ' Shadyside COMPLIMENTS OF ., SHADYSIDE AUTO COMPANY C A R R O L L' S Insurance Agency 3900 Central Avenue Shadyside, Ohio GEORGE CHEROKE A All-Val1Cy FOOUJELII 1939-1940 111 TYIIIIIIFC' 0fAllK1ml.f State Champion Wrestler 1939-1940 Captain of Football and Wrestling: Squads 1940. COMPLIMENTS OF L O T T I E ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 1021-I THE Educational Supply Co. Painesville, Ohio INC, lMdIIllfdCllll'?fJ' of Commencement Announcements Diplomas JOHN AUGUST W All-Valley Football 1939. School Report and Record lforms A11-Tournament Basketball 1938 20 10 77 HARRIS Compliments of Insurance Agency YOUR LOCAL GMM! U'f f W HOME OWNED INIARGARET H. HARRIS, Agent Phone 1026 johnson Bldg. M ' K STORE POWELL'S SERVICE 37 and Central GULF GAS and OIL Shadyside, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF SI-IADYSIDE NEWS STAND Fountain Service W. J. HOBURG COMPLIMENTS OF Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes Produce, Groceries and Meats L A N D A U'S The 25327511'llglljj-0ijlQi1'FL'iclf6I' PHARMACY PHONE .soz Shadyside, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF COMPEQIENTS BOND'S HARDWARE RCA RADIOS KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS a DETROIT JEWEL RANGES CAFE CHAMBERS GAS RANGES Shadyside, Ohio E. E. GREEN Mofmrrh Finer Foodr West 43rd Street PHONE 1044-I Shadyside, Ohio Compliments of W H I T M O R E S TAILORS and CLEANERS Bellaire, Ohio Compliments of SHOE HOSPITAL East 40th Street Shadyside, Ohio L. S. HALLETT 81 CO of Shadyside, Ohio .S'e11d.r Om' Bef! Wifhef and C077llDli7lZC'7Zf.f To All High School Stzfdenly Compliments of Belmont Casket Manufacturing Co. Shadyside, Ohio R. S. McMILLEN DEPARTMENT .STORE Hotpoint Refrigerators and Washers Finer Frosted Foods Quality Meats PHONE 1011-J Shadyside, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF LIST GROCERY A Big Slore in cl THE KOZY KORNER LiffleR00m Ida Ruth Sherman STOP 34 Shadyside, Ohio THE BEST SECURITY ON EARTH IS THE EARTH ITSELF The Earfh ir behind your dollarr here! SAVE WITH THE BUCKEYE SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. Bellaire, Ohio Bellairefr Low Prire Flll'IZifll1'9 Slore THE HOME CO 3333 Belmont Street Compliments of THE SOHIO SERVICENTER 33rd and Guernsey Sts. Bellaire. Ohio Bring Yozfr Cm' Up fo Starzdardl' TEACHERS AT WORK 1. Miss Nesbitt in Biology Lab. 2. Mr. Webster in Chemis- try Lab. 3. Mr. Marshall in the Shop. 4. Mr. Wright and a Civics class. 5. Mr. Spider 1nd junior Shorthand. 6. Miss Wells and English Literature. 80 l ALL VALLEY CHORUS Back Row Harold Krrkland jun Stonebraker jun Hallett Dale Keyser Duane Long: jnm McDonald Mrddle Row Bertha lrelds Norma Hayes Nancy Cowen Wllda Lewis Front Mr Wm Cady Members of Shadyslde Hugh Schools Glee Clubs chosen to represent the Hlgh School ln the All Valley Chorus I E cur RATE DRUG STORES Ougmal mt nzle wire 1898 Home Ovs ned Home Operated TWO STORES 1125 Market St 1406 Market St C O P E L A N D PONTIAC COMPANY Gas 1 Accessornes NEW and USED CARS Complrments of JOS KALUHA MEAT MARKET AND CROC ERILS Phone 1014 R West 45rd St N MEATS GROCERIES 4400 Smrthfreld St Shadysrde Oluo PHONE 834 M Le! ns help you wztb your Hobby Problemr AMATEUR RADIO MODEL RAILROADS MODEL AIRPLANES CAMERADIO CO 30 Twelfth St Wh6CllUg W Va Om new 104411011 a far May lf! 1007 Marn Street Wheellng W A G R S T , - -- o'1 -- ' wheeling W. va. A 5hadYSide, Ohio Z I K'S A ' ' R - ' . ' , .va h I 81 GEORGE CHEROKE State Champion High School Wrestler two successive years--1938-,40, YW Sfyle H eaa' quarfers for Young Men MAX CRONE 81 CO. 1310 - 12 MARKET ST. WHEELING COMPLIMENTS OF mmm, aa Phone Whg. 921 Wheeling, W. Va. BASEBALL TENNIS and GOLF SUPPLIES H. G. FRIEDRICHS 64 TWELFTH STREET Wheeling, W.Va. Compliments of The W. M. JOHNSON LUMBER CO. Bellaire - Ohio - Shadyside W WOOLWORTH COMPANY Bellaire J Older! 5 and 10 Bellalre Ohro Your Nerghbors Drug Store flvy Nor Yann? DANKWORTHS Corner Gard and Belmont Sts Phone 92 Bellalrc HARRY F CARTER Num Ind: UI Ihe 5911101 Claw mice 1932 Prmtmg and Plateless Engraving 3031 BELMONT STREET Bellalre Ohlo PHONE 370 OFFICE FORCE Contrnued from Page 521 The Offrce Force served rn Mr Dorffs office answerrng the telephone greetmg vlsltors runnlng errands and 10 general get 1 httle practical experience ln secretarial work durmg free PCI'lOLlb CHESS CLUB fCont1nued from Page 521 Thrs group IS newly organrz d and has s nts sole purpose the playmg of chess Several excellent chess players are develop mg from the group and eventually w1ll glVC good account of themselves Members not 1n the prcture are Bob Peters Carl Peal and ack Frantz HOME ECONOMICS CLUB fCont1nued from Page 54j Mlss Vernon as thelr Advlsor They are affrlrated w1th the Natnonal and State orgamzatron Four members and the Ad wsor attended the Dlstrlct Conference ln Adent durmg the wmter and they hope to send 1 delegate to the National Conventron tt Cleveland rn une The offxcers are as follows Pres1dent ean Ambler Secretary and Treasurer Ann Scott Chaplarn Nancy Cowen Soclal Charrman Anna Marre Brown Pubhclty Chairman LaVerne Bass Fo O 1 ' IYV 5 , 1 . . - I I . . , J ' . -J ' .1 The Club was formed this year, with 1 2 ,lr ' . f ' L ' ' F V' 4 7. 4 . , . . . 4 --J - 85 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF SHADYSIDE HIGH SCHOOIJS CLASS OF 1940 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK BELLAIRE, OHIO -1 A Friendly Bank - Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SENIOR PROPHECY fContinued from Page 265 I went from California to Oregon and found there in a girls' CCC camp three supervisors who were Mary Ann McParland, Kathryn Kissel and Dorothy Nicholson. They told me that Bob Shroeder, that young Senator from Idaho, had obtained their positions for them. I boarded a train for New York. As I sat down I noticed that all the people were staring at the woman who had just boarded the train. I recognized her at once as my friend, Mary Vucelich. I asked her why everyone was staring at her, and she said that maybe it was because the train was owned by Ethel Ambler and herself. When I arrived in New York I found that a great musical comedy called Every- body Swing was playing, and Madge Truax and Bob Lynsky had the leads. After seeing the musical I fell asleep while the music was playing and was awakened by a light tap on my shoulder. I realized that all my travels and adventures had been a dream. EVELYN BOSTON. PHILLIP'S JEWELRY STORE jewelezzr for Offer 40 Years' 302 Thirty-second St. Bellaire, Ohio EWING'S MILLINERY Exflmi1fe 1211! fm! exf1e11.ri1Je Corner 34th and Belmont Sts. Bellaire, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF THE MEN'S SHOP HART SCHAFFNER 84 MARX CLOTHES Bellaire, Ohio 84 BASKETBALL The schedule and scores for the past -fContinued from Page 41, season were as follows: Shadyside ............................ 28 Toronto ........... 42 Shadyside .......... ........ 4 4 Barnesville ........ 29 Shadyside .......... ........ 3 3 Union ............... 35 Shadyside .......... ........ 2 6 Martins Ferry ..... 41, Shadyside .......... ........ 6 8 Mingo .........,........ 34 Shadyside .......... ........ 4 6 Triadelphia .......... ...... 3 9 Shadyside .......... ........ 1 7 Bridgeport ........... ..... 2 8 Shadyside .......... ........ 4 6 St. Clairsville ...... 45 Shadyside .......... ........ 5 2 Mingo ............... 37 Shadyside .......... ........ 5 4 Tiltonville ....... 30 Wesf Virginicfs Largesf Deparfmenf Sfore For more than 92 years we have served the people of the Ohio Valley. Our aim to offer the highest quality mer- chandise for the lowest possible prices, to give prompt, efficient service, and to merit the patronage of every customer has become synonymous with our name. Shadyside .......... ....... 2 6 Bellaire ............., 32 Shadyside .......... . ...... 52 St. Clairsville ....... ..... 3 0 Shadyside .......... .,,. 1 9 Toronto ........... 26 Shadyside .......... ........ 3 2 Martins Ferry ....... ..... 6 7 Shadyside .......... ........ 3 9 Bellaire ............. 25 Shadyside .......... ....... 2 1 Bridgeport ....... 37 Shadyside .......... ....... 4 2 Tiltonville ....... 43 Shadyside .....,.... ....... 6 4 Barnesville ........ 46 Tournament scores: Shadyside .......... ........ 3 8 East Liverpool ........ ..... 3 3 Shadyside .......... ......, 3 9 Bellaire .............. 31 Shadyside .......... 34 Bridgeport ...... . 37 85 H E I L' S QUALITY FOOD MARKET Under New Management 3273 Belmont Street For Service Call 723 - 724 WE DELIVER Compliments of BRYAN BROS. Florists and jewelers Phone 213-J Bellaire, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF B E R M A N 'S DEPARTMENT STORE Bellaire, Ohio Bert by Teyt MEADOWCREST DAIRY ICE CREAM and DAIRY PRODUCTS Phones Bellaire 220 Bridgeport 21 The Ohio Valley Lumber Co. Qlncorporatedj PLANING MILL WORK LUMBER E- BUILDING MATERIAL SHOES THAT FIT AND BENEFIT Staple and Novelty Patterns for Young Men and Women ZINK'S SHOE STORE Bellaire, Ohio 450 Thirty-sixth Street Bellaire, Ohio Where Filling ir 4 Sciezzre' Phone 117 Venetian Blinds Furniture COMPLIMENTS CMPHS Ranges gf Kitchen Cabinets T H E M cCLAI N MOTOR COMPANY H. P. Roclewig 8: Co. Quality - Price - Service 3123-27 Belmont Street Bellaire, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF STEWART 6. WARD, Inc. FRY 81 RICE GROCERS Wfholeyale Grocerf Bellaifef Ohio PHONE 403 Bellaire, Ohio Buy Your Compliments of CLOTHCRAFT SUIT M A Y E R ' S L df Z T H E H U B Bellaire, Ohio Young Mrz11'.r Shop Bellaire, Ohio Compliments of THE SMART SHOP Hosiery Lingerie Dresses and Accessories 3345 BELMONT STREET Bellaire, Ohio The Smre Tha! Shawl' The New Things' Fin! HARRY HERZBER6'S DEPARTMENT STORE Bellaire HYMAN'S CLOTHING and SHOES Good Merchmzdire at Low Pricef 3289 Belmont Street Bellaire, Ohio B O O K'S SHOE STORE Bellaireff Leading Shoe Store 32-42 BELMONT STREET FOOTBALL-QContinued from Page 37, RESUME OF SEASON Bellaire, away, September 16-Under a scorching sun and amid clouds of smoke, the Shadeans lost a thriller to Bellaire. It was at this time that each and every player on the field proved himself to be a man. Shadyside was nosed out, 12-7. Powhatan, home, September 22-On our home ground in the lights, Shadyside turned the tables on a newly coached Indian aggregation, the score being Shadyside 18, Powhatan 0. Mingo, away, September 29-In a driving rain and drizzle, the Shadeans over- powered the Mingo eleven by a score of 34-12. Toronto, home-The Red Knights of Toronto invaded Shadyside. Again Shady- side proved themselves to be great ball players and turned back Toronto 28-6. Tiltonville, away-Shadyside traveled up the river and defeated Tiltonville 40-0. Incidentally the score was the same margin that Bellaire had beaten them the previous Saturda . Adlena, away-Avenging our defeat last year, Coach Ellis used his extra squad and trounced Adena 54-0. St. Clairsville, away-This time Shadyside was supposed to be up against a really tough team, but when the final whistle sounded, Shadyside was 'way out in front, 47-O. Linsly, home-Shadyside played host to a very fine team. This game proved to be a very good game, though the score does not indicate it. Shadyside defeated the Cadets, 29-6. Wheeling Central, home-The Maroons of Central came to Shadyside with expectations of giving us a good beating, but in the face of a drizzling downpour, Captain Cheroke and his boys held their own to a score of 21-6. QContinued on Page 911 llf7e Fit fhe Hard lo Fit The U S Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company Quality Cleaners Shoes of Known Quality for the Entire Family PHONE 431 Bellaire, Ohio THIRTY-SECOND STREET Home Owned and Operated Bellaire, Ohio Since 1890 MERCURY LINCOLN-ZEPHYR Compliments of FORD I Sizlex - SUl'If'fl'L' S USED CARS Home type Bread HUNDLEY Mom Co Rom and My 53rd and Guernsey Sts. Bellaire, Ohio BELLAIRE, OHIO Phone 28 just North of Postoffice ssl T J MI LER Grocerles and Meats Zenith Radios G II Refrlgerators West 41st St Shadysxde Ohio PHONE 865 SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TO THE CLASS OI' IO REICHARTS om I 1101176 FIIHYIIIIIE Slore 1121 MAIN STREET' Wheehng W Va C OMPLIMENT S THE COURT THEATER Wheehng W Va E Workmgman s Store CLOTHING md SHOES Next to Ohno Theater Bellarre Ohro BEN PINSKY JEWELER I! alclaca and ewalry 012 fndzl 22 1 Thrrty second Street Bellarre Ohlo WRESTLING QCont1nued from Page 411 Sbadeam Cop Mat Opener Art Kirk land s grapplers opened the new season wrth t surprise 26 9 xerdrct over Carmlchaels Pa The Shadeans scored three falls two de cnsrons and prcked up 5 more pomts on a forfert Shadyside Malmefz Lou Z0 Cfzrmzcbaelr The Shadeans lost therr only match of the season when Carmrchaels defeated them by ft score of 3-an MW Yet we profrted by thrs exp rrence Czsketzmzkerr Wlazp Rhodes Hzgn Shadysrde swept to vrctory when she downed Cleveland Rhodes H gh 23 13 he Shadeans gamed one fall and srx decrslons Shadyrzde Matmefz Beal Pazkeubzng Our boys won therr flrst match from the Brg Reds of Parkersburg by a score of 28W 6M the Shadeans sconng three falls four dec1s1ons and a draw wrth Parkers burg tak ng a draw and one fall Sbadyrzde Matmen Win at Clerfelmzd to thelr lrst when they defeated john Hay Hrgh School rn Cleveland one of the largest rn the state Shadysrde earned three falls and three decrsrons the score bemg 22 14 Ylmdyrzde Copa Mai Deczszwz e Shadeans held rts frfth verdrct rn srx starts after an easy 32 6 vrctory over Barnesvxlle on the latters mat Carpenter Stora Magyar and Cheroke threw therr opponents 0161721576 Gmpplew Iam Back Souib Our boys truly walloped the Columbus city champnons fSouth Hrghj before the largest crovs d of the year The Shadyside grapplers uded by flve falls chalked up a 37 6 vlc tory over South Sbrzdeam Have Semfzd lV111 Over Pm! efrbmg Wrth three talls a hke number of decrsrons and a draw to the1r credrt Shady srdc took Parkersburg for the second trmc thus season Contrnued on Page 90 . L - N 1 . . -4 .Y K I 2 ' Y 7 ' I :I ' I 'I t I -e ' i , - . T - 1- Art Kirkland's boys added another victory of . - ' A I - I Q J -Th J O ' S ,A , T O I I 7 ' 1-K I 1 ' Avy., . ' K ' C I ' . 5 l c I D 39 GEO. R. TAYLOR CO. Wheeli1zg'.f One Sfore of ltr Kim! Fashions for JUNIORS - MISSES and WOMEN L. S. GOOD 8: CO. Wheeling, W. Va. ll7i.fl9e.f fbe Gfcldllclffllg Cfrzn' of 19410 iz Happy mul P1'0.fpe1'r11f,i liulurc. COMPLIMENTS Oli GEO. E. STIFEL CO. ll lveeli11g'.s' Iiriemlfy Slow FASHION Beau+y shop All Liner of Beauty Culture 2155 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohio Phone 63 DR. WM. DORER Phone 63 Eyeyighl Speeialiyi Rooms 208-209-210 First Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone 996 Bellaire, Ohio 90 WRESTLING-fContinuecl from Page 891 SlJuu'y5iu'e Grfzpplefzr Defeat W6.l'f0lZ--A The wrestlers won their eighth meet in nine starts when they defeated Weston, W. Va., 29M-HM. Our boys took five falls, a de- cision and a draw. Their opponents won two falls and a draw. Simdyriele Mutmen Beal Burneruille - Our Bone Crushers crushed Barnesville again with C1 score of 31-8. Of course, five falls and two decisions was nothing for the Shadeans. Shadyfide Bugr Three Tiller- Bul Mi.s1se.r Stale Mal Crown Stora, Magyar, Cheroke triumph. john Hay nips Shadeans, 21-20. l 1. Johnny after the bull. 5. Jarrm tt Jumps for one 2. Hllpsy Daisy li. lilf6ll,t,S 1105111011 3. Sic 'im Storu. 7. Stora bWltLhLb 4. Spring Dance. 8. Kiss and make up .P-1 wr IOOTBALL QCont1nued from Page 881 Bridgeport home As an end for a fine season and a fine game the boys acted a just one big team no one scored outstanding but they just got in there and fought to the 1 very fine footb1ll game it proved to be Capitol Flower Shoppe Civozre Flowerr or all Omzrzom Bellaire , , Ohio COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND Compliments of LANDO S Bellaire Ohio H eadqlmflef f Churchill Suits and Rugby Sweaters Grafton Baulcnechl Mellol Air Conditioned Funeral Home Bellaire Shadyside W T GRANT CO DFPAR1 MENT bTORl' Bellaire, Ohio TH E POWHATAN MINING COMPANY WASHED AND TREATED COAL . . ' , s f' ' finish. Shadyside beat Bridgeport 20-0 and T if-lf lc . H . . . N ' .l , s e It A ' ' 'J . 1 i ' - I ' Of . . 91 LONG 8: WARD IFURNACIE and ROOIi CONTRACTORS Deflfen for SUNBEAM FURNACE and AIR CONDITIONING PHONE 825-M Shadyside. Ohio CONGRATULATIONIS TO THE CLASS OF '40 and to the Shadean Staff also. If :mf um half? you in .my :my ml! 011 my 0 In the meantime, we are .lt your service with BUILDING MATERIALS LUMBER HARDWARE PAINT and VARNISH ENAMEL The FUTHEY LUMBER 81 HARDWARE CO. Slmdysirle, Ohio Phone 853 TOMMY', Senior Play 1939 Back RowfMike Hranko, Louis Mox, Betty Pospisil, Gaylord Ray, Ben Shaver. Front Row-jim Besse, Helen Wzlitekrinas, Glen Bryan, Miss Wells, Dorothy Longstaff, Glen Glasow. 92 HAZEL'S Beauty Shop Specializing in Duart and Bonat Permanent Waves School Girls Fingerwaves, 25C First Natl. Bank Bldg. Bellaire, Ohio Phone 662 It's just Sorg's in a new location . . . with a place to dance where no intoxi- cating beverages are sold. soRo's DAIRY STORE FERNWOOD DAIRY MILK an CREAM DIRECT FROM OUR ISARMS Our Producti Laboratory Controlled PHONE 994 R 3 Compliments of BELLAIRE BOWLING ALLEY :me plare lo Jpemi a pleamfzt evemng FREE INSTRUCTIONS Ask the Management LADIES INVITED JUNIOR SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN PICTURES WALTER McGUIRE TSCHAPPAT S finer Foodf or Leu Phone 806 4010 Central Ave Shadyside Ohio JBKZ Registered Optometrist 3162 Belmont St Bellaire Ohio LANHAM S SERVICE 40th Street Shadyside Ohio NU BLUE Phone 1711 W H LANHAM HA . p . l,, d . -h F N by K W I I HV ' ' , 1' ' .IIN t I - , - . v I , i- . A4:I I, 'V 3 . -t WYE, . g . AT me 93 L 6 BALFOUR COMPANY ' 1 JSM' . , 4 C ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS PERSONAL CARDS CUPS MEDALS TROPHIES t JOSEPH RICHARDSON W Pho+ographs by PHOTOCRAFTERS l 5, W Pr.n+mg by SEDGWICK PRINTING co t F y h Engraving by NORTHERN ENGRAVING CO I I MdHllfdClIlfl7llgf jeweleif an dl07lE7'T to School! an ollegef jeweler to he Senior Class of Shadyside High School Repreyefzteal by C. Box 195, Sistcrsvillc, . Va. Wimee in Y, . Vzl. Mar ins Terr , O io Canton, Ohio 94 MAYHU6H'S Flowers For All Orca.s'i01z.f PHONE 807-M 4620 Central Ave. Shadyside, Ohio EARL J. HEIL RADIO and ELECTRIC CO. Norge and Philco Products We Sell the Bert and Service the Rav! PHONE 462 3281 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohio The cover for the 1940 Shadean was designed, produced and bind- ing done by The Mueller Arr Cover 8: Binding Company 2202 Superior Avenue Cleveland, Ohio There is a season When life starts anewg When the search for beauty Begins with You! 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