Steubenville High School - Crimsonite Yearbook (Steubenville, OH)
- Class of 1938
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WE DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL IN APPRECIATION OE
I-IEI2 GENUINE INTEREST IN US AND I-IEI2
INSPIRING ENTI-IUSIASM EOI2 ALL
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ROBERT R MC6ONfAN Vice Preslden
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Baseball us oTTen spoken oT as The qreaT Pmerucan game buT un STeubenvulle
Hugh TooTball has held The spoT lughf Tor many years Compehng wuTh baseball
Then The mosT popular game TooTball gradually replaced uT un The unTeresT oT sTudenTs
and Town people For many year The TooTball eams aTTauned only munor successe
and :T was noT unTul The ad fenT of Charles 0 CarTledge as menTor was real success
achuevcd Under Punque s able TuTelaqe The Team bccame uncreasunqly successful
and esTablshed enviable records un The annals oT scholasTuc sporTs These Teams
several oT which were unscored upon unbeaTen and ur'Tued esTablushed a hard To
maunTaun record Tor The Team oT l938
The Fall oT I937 Tound Coach CarTIedge handucapped by The loss Through
graduahon of many oT The regulars of The precedunq season Thus loss wa modufued
To sonce menT by The promu unq group oT rec uuTs whu h Turned ouT Tor Fall pracTucc
and TurTher subsTanTuaTeo bv a Tew leTTer men DuCarlo Roe Funqers Bell STralca
player wore welded unTo a compacT coordunaTecl worlcuno unuT whuch oroved To bc
a source or prude To The school DespuTe These handucaps The perTormance of Th
Team luved up Taurly well To The repuTaTuon sTablushed by Those oT prevuous years
w nnunq Tour losunq hree and Tvunq one
The schedule resulT Tor l937
STeubenvulle OpponenTs
Columbus CenTral
LancasTer
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Nules McKunley
Massillon
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CanTon McKunley
8 DayTon STuvers
Fryer and Gilliam. These boys were The nucleus abouT which The more inexperienced
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IN RETIQOSPECT
The lrrsl slcnrmlsh on lhe grudxron opened lhe season wulh a wan over Columbus
Cenlral Many ol lhe boys were glven a chance lo qaln experience by lrequenl
subs'nlulIons Fungers Roe DICarIo and Albrullon proved 'rhe mosl conslslenl' grouno
gamers and lhe game ended wllh Innal score Columbus O S+eJbenvIIIe 27
Lancasler nexl Invaded I-Iarcllng Qladuum only lo lall flclum lo a Bug Red
aggregahon whIch was showlng power and coordonaluon Scornng on 'fouchdowns
by DICarIo and Fungers and paced by dnmlnulne Charley Albrullon as leadrng grouncu
garner lhe Well men over rode 'rhorr oooonenl FInaI score Lancasler 0 Sleu
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Ram bealung down on lhe grlduron and lurnunq Il IDIO a sea of mud wllnesseo
lhe fnrsl selbaclc ol lhe season lor Vfells A I Io goal IU lhe Tmrsl pernod nelleo
Erle Easl' :ls larsl score which Il folloved up wllh Iwo more louchclowns Thus was
Ernes hllh wan over Wells In lhelr seven game s res Funal score Erne Easl I6
Ihe nexl 'ream lo lace Wells McKInIey ol Nlles was encounlered by a changed
Iuneup An Inlury lo DICarIo s should r If pl hum from laxlng hrs regular place In lhe
Iuneup Thus dud nol' lessen lhe c-Ifncuen y ol lhe leam however and lhe game ended
wllh +he score Nules O Sleubenxllle 25
The slale champlon MassIIIon learn pared bv lhe br Illanl Bob Glass proved 'fhal
Il was slull InvIncIbIc lo lhe hard lnqhlnng Vfells Eleven Johnny Kofvalczuk was lh
new man IH lhe Inne replacvng J C I-IIII al rvqhl end The never say due Qlubb rs
held lhe IvIassIIIon leam lo a score al lhe end of lne game Massullon I3 Wells O
The lollowung weelc Sleubenvllle mel a roarung powerful Campbell Memorla
leam boaslung a record ol an unbrolfen slrng of lwenly 'rue vnclorues and seekuno
lo Ialce 'rhc scalp of The Wells men Wulh excellenl defensrve worlr by every man on
'rhe Sleubenvulle learn lh Memorlal learn vas held lo a scoreless 'rue whlch was 'rhe
nrsl lor Wells slnce I978 Funal score Ivlemornal 0 Wells O
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panned by l 500 Tans gourneyed To CanTon To Ta e a sTrong Mclilnley eleven OuT
playlng The McKlnley Team and wlTh mosT oT :Ts playing belng done In hoshle Terr:
Tory The Wells Team neverTheless was a vnfhm of bad brealcs The lone STubber
Touchdown was made by CapTaln laclc Roe The Tlnal score was McKinley I4
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The lasT game oT The year ended wuTl'1 a wun over Wells Tradlhonal enemy
DayTon ST1vers A Touchdown and a saTeTy In The second quarTer provlded a vucTory
by a narrow margin oT Two pounTs To close The season successfully Tor Wells The
Talmng parT ln hugh school TooTball Tor The lasT Tnme In The Shvers game many
OT The regulars made ready To bld adleu To Thelr uniforms and equlpmenT as well
as To Thelr Alma MaTer These bovs were Captain lack Roe George Flnqers Galdo
DlCarlo Bull Be'l John Kowalczulc STeve Fryer George STralca Blll l-lenry Clarence
Larsuch Abc Lldv and Milan Grublch
'T has been The cusfom To presenT honorary lcTTers To boys engaging In lnTer
scholashc sporTs Thus pracTlce was carrued ouT ano The Tollowlng boys recenved
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The schedule for 1938 carrynng on fhe policy of Coach Car+ledge bv uncludnng
a group of Class A leams promises lo offer several nnrereshnq games
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Our hugh school orcheslra deserves hugh place among The Tune musucal organuza
luons 'rhal have been produced un Wells Through 'fhe years ll consusls of TuT+y sux
members al presenf and several young hopeful are beuno 'rrauned fo lalce 'rho
place of The members lhal v ull graduuafe Thus year
The sulrung secluon has increased especually durung The pasl year unhl al preser'
lhere are lhurly lwo vuoluns Tour vuolas lve cellos and Tour slrung bass vuoluns Miss
Frances Trusullo a well known and accomplu hcd vuolun unsfruclor un Steubenville
while Mr Kuhns The dureclor has been pulling un mosl of hus lime wulln he cellos
and slrung basses
Thus year The hugh school orchesfra enlered The duslrucl conlesl for +he Tursl
fum un The huslory of 'rh hugh school and received a second rahng 'rhe hughesl
ralung guven al The conlesl There was no Sfafe Crchesfra conlesu' 'rhus year buf
nexl year lhe oichesfra hopes To omp 're un 'The Slale conlesl
The orches+ra played for 'rne Granl lunuor Hugh School play and appeared un
several concerls I+ wull also perform af +he Senuor Class play and al +he Commence
menf program
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The Wells I-hgh S hoo! lvl med Cho u und r he o rec on of G Aushn Kuhns
con I Ts oT TuTTy Tuve rrenroer They meeT he Turl per od un Room 2l ThroughouT
The week The r'-emoer oT The chorL rccenve one TourTh oT a unuT a school year
The chorus enTered The EasTern Ohio D1sTr1cT conTesT held aT Muslcungum College
March 26 l938 and re euved a second rahnq They sang From Heaven Above
a ST Olaf Chour ArranqemenT by l-len k,hr1sTvansen and a modern arranqemenT ol
SweeT And Low by Nobel Cam Also several ele Ted croups mcludzng a double
The A Caopella Cher has Taken promun nT par+ IP band con erTs a semblres
n The l-larnlxne Church Fesnvals aT Oglebay Park nn Wheelang ncl lso on special
occasnons Tor local organnzahons
The chorus vesTure consIsTs of robes of school colors whnch were made under
The supervusnon of Mrss Denms They were TrsT worn by The chorus aT The DrsTrucT
conTesT
The Muxed Chorus has sung many b auTuTul numbers by we l known composers
Numbered among These a e My Bonn Lass by foward 'Ser The Swing
by Palgreen Dedlcahon by Frarz Mu ller Br ak SOTT Ye Wnnds by Samuel
Weber and The Solduer Chorus from ausf bv Cnarles F Gounod
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The Bug Red Beocon
The Bug Red Beacon daTes back To OcTober 2l T036 when The Journalnsm Club
was organIzed Through The InTeresT oT Two sennor sTudenTs Bernard J Rosenson and
Franklun Manuahs The paper was oubllshed bI wekly ThrouqhouT ThaT school year
and when classes resumed lasT SepTember The Blo Red Beacon was Issued wITh
DoroThy RoberTson as edITor In chIeT and Thelma Thompson busnness manager
The paper IS sTencIled and mlmeographed aT hugh school on 8 x ll 2 sheeTs
wITh lvllss ElIzabeTh NewTon In charge oT The mlmeographung STencIlIng was done
by Howard Taylor and VIFQIDIRTIBPTDGH The puropse oT The Beacon was To sTImu
laTe school spIrIT and To keep The sTudenT body InTormed oT The schools acTIvITIes
Remarkable sTudenT supporT was shown aT each publIcaTIon
The edITorIal sTaTT Included Tor The TrsT s mesTer Rober TUnroe News Mac
Erwm LITerary RuTh TIlTon SOCIETY Maman SchaeTer l-Tumor Fred Dreyer SporTs
For The second semesTer Maruan Scl'IaeTer News Anna STeTTler LITerary KaThryn
Behrlnger SOCIETY BeTTy Dorsch T-Tumor James Cochrun SporTs
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The ame splrlT oT enThusuasm wh ch was o fonspncuous an :Ts TnrsT Two years was
agaun sTrongly an evidence as The Fla s oT 39 rounded up Ts Thurd year During Ts
sTay aT Wells The class oT 30 nas rnaunTalned scholasTlc and aThleTlc sTandards and
has parTlcupaTed un every ohase oT school arTufuTy
Those who were selecTed To oulde The o sT1nu s oT The class Thus year were
headed by STanley STITT who made a caoaole and ouTsTandunq PresudenT A hrs
able asslsTanT STanley had The ever lulceaole and clexer Erleen Buchanan Rob r
OT SecreTary GreaT abuluTy IH rnaTTers oT hugh Tunance was shown by Jarnes Mfcarrol
whose oTTucual TlTle was Treasurer And laT ouT noT leasT Rlchard Bundy was The
commrTTeernan Tor The oreaTesT oT all socu l v nTs The Junior Pr l-le dd a
swell 'ob Too
Red and WhnTe were The color ThaT The class selecTed as :Ts own The class
Tlower was The American l3eauTy Rose Vrdorua PaTnenTuum CoronaT or VrcTorv
Crowns Pahence lS The moTTo ThaT The clws oT 39 rememb red ThrouqhouT Th
school year
Talcnng all Thus lnTo consnderahon we Teel ThaT The class oT 39 wal be more
Than able To Tull The posuhon as The lead ng class oT Wells Hugh School nexT year
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The beginning oT Thc 193738 ha P hall season Tound a n w man Tak ng Coa h
Punque C rTlcdgc To ace as ha lefhall coach This was James Welsh who had
previously ac cd a Punques asslsT3nT and who was a capable lnsTrucTor Th
preceding gruduahng class had rohocd The Team oT all oT :Ts leTTer men anfl a Tew
reserves Thus leavmg The dsTTlculT Ta lf of recruxhng ano Traumng an almosT new seT
OT boys Due To The lack oT oxperlenced maTerual and consTanT exper1menTaTnon To
dl covcr a smooTh worlcnnq corrl:nnnaTucn Th Wclls Team did noT have a very success
lul eason PI yung a ToTal OT sevenTeen games The STl olccrs Nor' Tnve and losT welve
l-lowever we can look Torwurd To a more successrul sea on n xT Tall as mosT oT Thc
vrescnT Team w1ll reTurn
ln The TursT game oT The l931 38 s ason Wells wenT To ToronTo and bowed
The Red KnnghTs one oT The besT Teams In The STaTe To a score OT 26 46 The nexT
The nexT Two games were dnsasTrous To The Wells m n who losT To Br1dgeporT l8 37
and To MarT1ns Ferry 25 36 The EasT Luveroool Wclls gamc wcnT nap and Tuck
Tull The las+ whusTle whnch Tomd Wells The loser 33 34
Meehng ToronTo Tor The second Tumc The Eg Red aoam meT deTeaT by a
decnsuve score 20 53 The nexT game wnTh a scrapox, Vlfcllsnlle Tve saw The Wel
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To TTITon vulTe and deTeaTed Th TniTor-s 36 26 T r our econd wnn oT The year How
ever The nexT Two encounTers ended IU oeTfal los nq To Ca'1Ton Lehman 2632
and To Nex Pnwlud lohua 25 47
e rQTurn maTrhcs we I r To fu 32 46 bu' Turned The Tables on
e'svuTe by Wwnnung 24 29 Mwrhn F rrf vws Th x o o e ID a re
game by The score oT 33 27 Trufehfm To T3r1fTqc ,3orT The STubbers agaun losT bv
3 3l CanTon Lehman rep aTed TTS pr vrou vrcfely by w nnwno 3038 whxle Wear
Ton meehnq WelTs Tor The T1rsT Twnne won I4 2 Tn T3sT came oT The season Tound
Wells deTeaTmq Mango by a scorc of 26 23 TO a n uTs hfh vTcTory oT The Season
The hgh scorer OT The squad wa John Q nTosh a re erfe who made 49 goals
Il Touls Tor a ToTa oT '09 pownTs n Dasmc Ted The xars4Ty wuTh 38 goals and
ouls Tahnq 9 poun s For Theur w In basTfcTbaTT The Tollowmnq boys were
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Compellluon an unler class s, orl has alway oeen lceen In Wells l-lngh especially
IH baslcelball Lalely lhus game has be ome lhe only rompelulnve sporl an lhe school
Formerly even unlra mural loolball Nas played loul lhls oroved loo hard on lhe under
nn mlra mural sporls some means had lo lo aevused lo obla n grealer parlncuoallon
Accordangly Coach Carlledoe wenl lo wor ano Inaugural d a new syslem ol play
Thus new syslem gave play lo snxlv boys Each class was allolled a souad ol
lwenly boys lo be duvlded lnlo lwo leams lhe f' leam and lhe B learn Each
ol lhese un lurn consuslecl ol len players The earn were lo play a lolal ol lwenly
lour games dnvuded nnlo lwo nalves lhe winner ol lhe lursl hall lo play lhe second
hall wnnners lor lhe champuonshlp
The sophomores lumpmg lo an ca ly slarl seemed lo be lhe apparenl wenners
ol lhe lnrsl hall bul lhe Junuors came on wrlh a rush and delcaled lhem 27 I8 Based
on percenlages lhe Junrors led wrlh 6l: lranled oy sophomores 530 and wnlh sennors
lralllng wulh 334
The second hall saw a change IH lhe orocr ol lhungs wxlh lhe Senior B leam
undelealed and gamnng lhe rlghl lo plaf lhe Junuors nn lhe lunals Closely lollowed
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lhe sophomores also ran with .4l7.
Compeling in lhe finals bolh lhe Juniors and Seniors were lceyed lo a high
poinl ol excilennenl, probably lrom envisioning swealers and numerals. The cham-
pionship wenl lo lhe Seniors as a resull' ol swamping lhe Juniors 40-22. This is lhe
second year lhal lhe Seniors have ernerged viclorious. delealing lhe Juniors 49-36
'asl year. ln addilion lo lhe Seniors who were awarded swealers and numerals an
honorary award was made lo Ted Sulula, sophomore, lor being high poinl man ol
lhe lournamenl.
Granling a special privilege Coach Carlledge consenled lo nominale an all-
class leam, somelhing he has never done before,
Forward ,, ss,,, s,,i s ssss . ,J . c, ,J ,s.s,, Slanley Slill. Junior
Forward, , . s.,Jim lvlcl.e-ish. Junior
Cenler ,H ,,... . , ., Henry Maleslcy, Junior
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FRENCH CLUB
The Frerfh Club, unoer The supervision of Miss August was orC10f1i70d in I'I'lC' Tivsr SCPWCSTGF.
The ourpose oT The club isToir1Teresl srudenTs in The French language and French cuITure.
ATpresenT The club is worlning on a play Tor The pufooze oT raising money To buy French
phonograph records. The club has also ordered pins Tor members decfring The-rv The Club Ts
planning a social To be gifen before The close of school.
The meeTings are cordurted enfiraiy in French. The programs consisf oT reoorTs on Tarnous
Frenchrnen, riddles, games and songs.
The oTTicers Tor The Tirsf sernesTer were: President Eloise MfCausIeng Vice Prc-sidenT, Nick
PeTersg Secrefary-Treasurer, Rurh Bfisiorg SergennT-aT-Arms, Ewozd Moore: Program Chairman,
.lane Brooks. The second se'nesTer officers are: Pre:.idcnT, Elwood Moore' Vice Presider-T, Lucilc
Held? SecreTary-Treasorer, Eleanor MaTIa'V: S5'QC'if1T-GT-fxJ'fT7S, Thomas MonTaIbano, P'ograr'n Chair-
rnan, Thomas MonTaIbano.
HIY CLUB
e OTT oT ne 1' Cu Io I9373 wr-rc Pre dcrT Andrev. Drager Vice Presi en
V Oicnrv c-cre-Tery I YT7 'vi Farrand rewsur r Jarne McCarre
The Hi Y Clrb i organized To pro roTe chrishan fellowshio arnonq Th boys of The high schocl
e purpo of The club is To creaTe rnarnfa n and e T no Throuihou The scho I and communiTf
i sTanca es oT a fhrishan fharecT I The oIaTTor"n i Clcan So e I Clean Lvinn Clean 5 orl
and Clean Scholarship
Ther and Son Banquel' Bake Sales Cushion Sal d I-I lo 'U y The club spon ored rnornrro
a fr rvohcn ervicfs o T ree days r T e fel Q or-I slu n HIY Clubs anr'
r r srrve urs O ro Va cy c ra 1 af STeut:envi'e C1 Play I? The I-In Y clos
IT yr-ar The IaTTer parT o 'vlay Tn T e mdu Tier The ri w oh ers aT The annual MoTher and
Qon Bar-queT
This club is spon cred by The Y M CA and Mr Pe ryWl on 'T ys Vforl QPFYCTOFY I The ponsor
Th ,icers T' E-'ITT I b r - S 'T si -- , ' f' 1 ' 'd T,
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The Hi'Y Club Tor The year l937-36 has had rnany acTiviTies, here are sono oT Them' ParTies,
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Tl-IE DEBATE CLUB
ln The second ser'nesTer The DebaTe Club was reorganized. Cn The principle ThaT we learn To
do by doinq. This cluo imrnediaTely aTTer orqanizaTion, beqan a series oF debaTes which are being
held on almosT every Friday. GreaT iriTeresT has been rv'aniTesTeH and many impOrTanT qUeSTiOr1S
have been discussed, Some of These have been of local inTeresT such as Thc need oT public buildings
in our own ciTy. On oTher occasions Topics oT qreaT naTionai imporTanc,e have been aTTernpTecl and
Tearlessly argued. Perhaps, if Congressman lmhoff or SenaT'mr Donahey could have had The b'2f1PfiT
oT lisTeninq To our young people, The counTry miqhT be made even saTer Tor dernorcracy. PracTice
in The Torms OT parliamentary usage are also dressed. The officers have been: PresidenT, Helen
GrumeT: Vice PresidnT, William Sawyer, and Secrefary-Treasurer, Virginia Engel. The adviser has
been Mr. WrighT.
KNITTING CLUB
For six years a KniTTinq Club has been Tunchoninq in The STeuoenville l-llqh School
This year The club has a small membership ouT is rnalclng uo Tor ThaT in The qualiTy and amoun
oT worlc done
Any girl may belong To This club buT To receive diT m.JsT learn how To lcrnT correcTly TaT
compleTe some qarmenT which she herselT ha nnade and Th piece musT be Tree Trorn msTalres
ln The above phoTooraph some OT The girls are wearing messes and sweaTers They have made
is year We concenTraTe on The principles oT xniTTing and plain gar'nenTs raTher Than Tancy fads
are preTerred
We believe ThaT This club has a carrv over falu ThaT malres any Time spenT on This worlc
well worTh while
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JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL
The Junior Red Cross council was organized in 'Wells l-ligh al The beginning ol lhc l937 fall
lerm. Sponsors are Miss Clay and Marv Calherine Brady. field secrelary ol lhe Jellerson County
chapler.
Mrs. Maude E. Lewis, assislanr nafionai direclor ol lhe J. R. C.. addressed lhe council members
af 'rhe organizalion meeling, and ouflined local nalionel and Inlernalional programs.
Junior Red Cross was organized during lhe World War when school children soughl' an oppor-
'lunily lo enlisl in lhe service of lheir nalion. The Juniors have lor lheir mollo, 'l Serve." Grouped
by schools-public. privale, parochial -They aid in communily proiecls, o'ganize welfare programs.
and engage in making gills 'lor children, veferans and lhe aged in hospilals. Through lhe lnler-
nafional Junior Red Cross lhey exchange with lhe children ol ofher naliens using rhe malerial lor
school room sfudy. Thus promoling good will and underslanding.
During lhe inilial year, 'lhe local council 'nembers have made placards lor holiday frays and
dolls liorisrnall children al lhe hospiralg eighleen needy larvilics were cared lor al Thanksgiving:
loys were Taken lo lhe Childrens Home af Yellow Creek al' Chrislrnas: a group parlicipaled in lhe
sale of Chrislmas seals: olhers allended inlorrnalion desks al fha Vlfeslern Union and Y.M.C.A.
durino lhe Norlhwesl Terrilory celepralion in Sl Julrcnville' rrap books were prepared lor lhe
hospilal and a Service lund was buill Tor reserve
The council members roceife no decimal rr dil lh T purely vo
or i y ar lure was a mcnw rsnip c our un ed lfcny via n The aclivc roll consi
o orly lu cnls irers cr 1 e yea N re irr nu aorr' n rio: en? William Sawyer vice
presidcnl Belly Fellows rc-fary a d lil rs Conov irea
Tl-IE JOURNALISM CLUB
Th Journalism Club was organized i nlle al of IQB6 cr lhe pirpese publishing a ig
biweekly in rnrmeograph form during flre sch ol y
The usual slall officers of 'heoaper ar lerfc-'4 1 ed o n chief ard lhe business manager
an These in furn choose lheir own s'all cdnls w n a i y lc wi-irc and inleresle in iournaism
are cordia ly inviled To loin
ie 'lhc primary lunclion ol h club is To edl lhc schoc ow r a lillle social diversion was
enroyed in 'The form ol a dance hc d ar ine Caoilol Ball Room in November and a box social held
in the high school gymansium I February The club members and lheir friends enloyed bolh
very much
The following are fhe cl.1b olic r Dorofhy Roberlson Eoilorin Chief Thelma Thompson
Business Manager J A TurkopD Adv CV
L uhllu I iwxlle Oldsmobile
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The Junior-Senior Malhemafics Club, organized in I9?8, has comoleled The Tenfh successful
year in Sleubenville High School. The obiecl of lhis organizafion is lo acquainl The sludenf body
with The work fha? has been done in The developmenl of mafhemalics and lo promole lhe sfudy of
mafhemalics in The hisrorical, recreafional, praclical and scienfihc fields. The members of fhis
orqaniazlion musf have compleled al leasf one year of Algebra and one year of Plane Geomelry.
Af the reqular weekly meelinqs Th club has presenlecl programs, varied in nalure buf illusfrafing
The imporfance of mafhemafics. Soecial meelings fhis year have included fellas by Mr. Bach and
Miss Krumm, a social meeling for The members and Their guesls and a presenfaiion of fhe play,
"The Case of Mallhew Maflixf'
Each school year this orqanizafion presenls an award of merif To The sfudcni of The qraduaiinq
class of Sleubcnvillc l-liqh School who has The hiqhesf afcraqe for tour years of high school
mafhemalics.
Officers of The club are:
Firsf semesler 4 Presidenl, Reed Cramner: Vice Presidcnl, Ruth Brislorg Secrelary, Helen
Morse: Treasurer, Vfrqinia Bell: Adviser, Miss Boyd.
Second semesler Rulh Brislor Arnola Vifade Alice Jones Mf-ry Jane Mffxarlnef
Tl-IE INDIAN CLUB
urinq fhe hr? semesfer l 4, lndian Cluo comnu d ls Tudie in The llc and confribuhons
lo our hislory ol These Furs? Am rncans Each 'nemb r fo if an l dian name ard was held responsio
or knowinq T e li and characlerrshcs of The cwuel c h ro ne he or sne represenled Especial
allenhon was oiven lo 'll' rela? on o ln ro ic our ocal hisl ry Reporfs on such fopics as
'u a music and ndiar' g nres w re made Vlfalr abou? h :lf and excu sions 'fo more drslanf
oinfs were enlo ed y 1 rn rn er nler sln oiiechor of vs apons and bead worlc wer
shown Cy members ol me clo nd 'her friend Edward Ferou on served as Chief Sachem cr
Presidenf l Mc ang was War hi f or Vice Pre ioenf E ie rryer was Keeper of Recor s o
Secrelar, vll'-:le Maraaref Bruslc kepl ln wamown lcinq re Tr a uer Achnq as Massosolf o
Medicine n or ave and sou ws was l' r Dau' H Wriq
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THE AUTO CLUB
The AUTO Club was organized in Seplerrlber, l9l4, under The spcnsorzhio QT The STcubenville
AuTo"nobile Club, The local club has The disTincTion oT being one ol Tre T'rsT club oT iTs lflnd To
be orqanibzed in The sTaTe. lT has several naTional aTT'iliaTion3 such as The 'TAL-'l'5T,'S Be CareTul" Club
and "NoT Over FiTTy" Club.
Every member of The club is anxious To become a more carc-Tul and elilllul driver in The
TuTure. ln order To do This he musT malre a sTudy oT The laws and reoulafiens oT The ciTy and STaTe
sTaTuTes as well as Those oT neighboring sTaTes.
The Club has made good use of The W. P. A. reoorT oT "Local TraTTic' prc-senTed Thorn by The
Chamber OT Commerce. The STandard Oil Company oT Cleveland breugl'T Their Tallsie rnovie,
"T-lisTorical Ohio" Tor one oT Their programs. Mr. George Fellows, a local dealer, gave in inTc-resTing
Tall: Tor Those inTeresTed in The sales and service vocaTion. AT anoTher meeTing, Mr, Vance, a
member oT hTe Ohio STaTe Highway PaTrol qave a Tallr on law enTorce'nenT on The highways.
Ofhcers Tor This year have been: Howard Taylor, PresidenT: Charles Klages, Vice President
RoberT Unroe, SecreTary: Charles T. McQuiniTT, FaculTy Advisor.
GARDEN CLUB
T e Garden Club oT Wells l-lvoh Qchool s on o Te exTra curricular c ool acTiviTies lT
meeTs aT 330 p rn on Thursday in Room 'W7 The club s eks The chievemc-nT OT a number oT
o ecTives O e s To learn T cogrize The dTTe nT n oT and To becom afquain e.
iwTh The essenTial plant Toods Th propaoah n QT planT Trorr seed cuTrinos rooTs and bulbs
and by layering and budding is sTudied
The culTure of planTs and Tlowers and The m ans oT cornbahrg Ther GKSGBSSS and desTroying
Their enemies is anoTher underTalung oT The ru members Each rnemb r eelcs To become some
whaT experT in growing Two lunds OT Tlowers and Tnus b an auTh riTv To whom oThe s may con'-e
Tor advice A greaTer appreciahon oT The b au owers and The mculcahon cT a civic pri
ir b auTiTyno The communiTy in wh ch The rn mb rs li e is souon T rcu r flu wor e
club also aT:hliaTes wiTh ciTy Womans Ga den Club
The OTIIC rs of Th club are Presio nT Ga do DiCarlo S reTar Char es S echT Treasurer Nucl
Blelac Librarian SalvaTere Maogio Cfccuhve Co'nfniTrfe Gencviefe Frea CaTherin Auou Tine
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Girl Qeserve Club ot Wells High
Girl Reserves are The younger members cl The Nafional Y. W. C. A. The club
al Wells High for l9374I938 is lhe largesr in ifs hislory, averaging abouf sevenfy-five
girls during rhe lwo sernesfers. The symbol of The organizafion is a blue rriangle
inside a circle. The rriangle sfands for The individual member and rhe circle for rhe
world in which she lives. The slogan "To find and give The best" is followed by The
Girl Reserve who lakes an aelive parr in worlhwhile communify worlc.
The officers Tor The pr sen? year are ws lolows
Presid n Emma Jarvis Treasurer Belly l-luslon
Vice Presidenr lvlarguerire lvlonilgomery lrooram Chairman Virginia l-lusror'
vi ss Taylor 1 lh Tacully adv: or
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Per'7arnen1ary law was born when our slrin-clad ancesfors 'ner under The greenwood free and
discovered Thai all could nor 'rallc ar once. They, Therefore. devised some rnerhod of procedure
+hal would give each one an oppOf'lunify lo be heard. A qarne or fennis or foofball would be
spoiled by fhe ignorance of some ol The players or by disregard of rhe rules. On rhe orher hand
a meelinq rnay be a pleasure as weil as a success iusl as a game may be if fhe rules are applied.
Rules for The conducl ol meefings have developed qreally lhrouqh The centuries. No one
person wrole our a ser of 'Them pu? since men mel fo 'lallr over The affairs cerlain cusloms were
used. These cusroms changed ro mee? varying condifions, becarne accepred rules which we lrnow
as parliarnenrary law.
ln The parliarnenfary Law Club, usually ccnduclec in The iirsl' semesrer, pupils have an oppor-
funily of learning boih by precepi and praclice These procedures.
Tl-IE I-IISTRIONIC CLUB
rrioni Cuu was rs or anize n now un Th sup rvi ron
i sep in ornpson c r o oup' sp a inn nd En is
The club This year presenred fne lollowi ig plays T e Separafisr by Harrlin The Boy W o
e ohicers for The Das? y ar were resi en? Marion Cc aele Cars? Vice Presidenf e
Gu'r'adore Second Vice Presiden' Alc Jones Secrelary Judy Beard Treasurer Dorofhy Palmer
The Chairrran of +he Proorarn fornrniwee for ine frsr e're re was B H Dcrsch and 'he Chairman
lor the s cord sernesrer was CUVIS Creenburo
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Found fhe Kinqf by McFadden: 'The Treef lsy McMarlin, and "The lnn of Rerurnf' by Jones.
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I, f n fI I eras I rg Is The 'asses fornpere In such sporrs as oadmm on
1 gy baII as a L J Inf an Iennns Perhr Qaruor In sport earns 'Ior 'rI'Ie oIrI5 pour-Is
'haf acCur'nuIa+ toward awe s w I a e IeIIerS S
e ofmers o du ff Ide I Qare Crane Secrcfarv Mildred Raclcamc Sensor
Manager TIV rna Imnrf 'ne IvIane'1r-r J n a I-IIIIdoro LmII0 Wearer SopI'Iomore an
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'f +L gaI cr1I1"1e 'n reainq e-eerbrges and rr nf "Q '-If ,Msn ar f I Inrer - In
Cnr C n c2-"', a":J Hao. Tre cub vfsfwrj Min. I"'4'3'9SII"T1 Elite-s I Se b,nvIII-3 du'Ing
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Student Council
The STudenT Council as an unTermeduary beTween The TaculTy and The pupuls IT
'nares declsrons on problems 1nTroduc d by nnernb rs oT Th faruous rooms and pro
vxdes a means Tor announcemenTs To be drrecTed ThroughouT The school by Thc
sTudenTs
The group meeTs vllTh Prlncloal F J Muck adflsor Tor a TwenTv mlnuTe perlod
every Monday Torenoon lnTormaTlon concernlno currenl achvuhes ns carried To Thc
home rooms by The reoresenTaTuves
The presenT consTuTuTlon oT The 9Teuccnvrllc hlah school counczl was adopTed If
I927 Four successTul camparons have nce bcen oonsored ov he oroup Two of Them
havfno been unTroduced ano carrucd ouT ID Thus years Te m The I937 38 campaugns
To The BeneTlT conccrT given by The l-hgh School Band
The Councul also decndes such queshons as seTTunq a lde oaTes Tor Kucldles Dav
The annual boaT rude and cerTaxn oTher hugn school Tunchons RecenT achnevemenTs
oT The Council Include The choosing o a sTandaro school rung organuznng oT The Hugh
School Bard and seTT1ng asvde a dav o ophomores To become acquamTed wnTh
The new bunldvng
Ohfncers Tor The year were Vnrgm a Chaoman presudenT Maman SchaeTer vmcc
pre xdenT RuTh BrusTor secreTarv and Fulcen Scanlon sergeanT aT arm
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The Sleuben of nineleen nundred lhirly eighl does nol hope lo presen+ here
sornelhing enlirely new and dillernl lr slrives only lo review lor you +he evenls
ol lhe ycar in a logical and nnlereshng rnannrr The bool- is simple in lone and slylo
lls divisions follow 'rhe nalural order ol lhe school year aulurnn wlnler and spring
under which are grouped 'rhe logical happenings ol The season
May lhis issue ol lhe Sleuben serve lor years 'ro bring baclc fond memories ol
dear old Wells and al 'rhe same lime serxe as an incenhve and nnspirahon lor
prospcflive gradualcs Vife presenl il for your approval
Edilor in Chiel lvlarian S haeler
Bu moss Manager lfalhryn Behringer
Sporls Edilor Neil Monaco
Music Edilor Guy Jacobs
Fealure Edilor Reed Cramner
Guardian J
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Class OF IQ38
Presuclen ROBERT LYONC
Vnce Presldenl DOROTHY FISHER
Secrelary JEANNE LUCAS
Commlfleemarm ROBERT JONES
CLASS COLORS Royal Blue and Whlfe
CLASS FLOWER Amcrucan Beauly Rose
CLASS MOTTO lmle ul cllscahs exnle u'r servrahs
lEn+er +0 learn go forlh fo serve
Treasurer , , ,, ,,., .,,,,,, . ,, WILLIAM DORSCH
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DOROTI-IY E. ALLEN
Vocalional
KENNETI-I J. AMOS
General
NAOMI R. ATKINSON
General
CATI-IERINE M. AUGUSTINE
Commercial
ROBERT A. ANDERSON
General
JAMES E. ANGEL
Commerclal
MARY E. BABELLA
General
NORINE L. BAKER
Commercial
EDWIN BALFOUR
General
THELMA L BALIMGARDT
Commercial
JEAN V BARNI-IOUSE
Colleqe Preparalory
JULIA E BEARD
Commercial
CI ARENCE S BARSUK
SCIGDIITIC
IAURA C BATES
General
VATI-IRYN W BEI-IRINGER
College Preparaforv
WILLIAM BELL
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Gen ral
JANET E. BENDURE
General
RGEERT J. BENDURE
General
Tl-lELMA J. BERT
General
VINCENT A. BGGGIA
College Preparalory
ANITA BGNITATFBUS
General
ELSIE M. BOWMAN
Commercial
GERTRUDE C. BJORK
General
STEPHEN P COLLAROS
General
HELEN M COLEMAN
General
ESPERENCE C DIEGUEZ
Cornnnerclal
NEVIEVE M CALL
Col G Preoaralory
Al BERT B CAMPBELL
General
FDWlN C CALLAN
C Q Preparalory
ELIZABETH J CARPENTER
General
JOl-l N D. BRAY
General
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GERALDINE J. CASE
Commercial
BETSY S, CONOVER
VIRGINIA I. CHAPMAN
General
College Preparalory
RUTI-I L. COTTMAN
HANNAI-I COCI-I RAN
General
JAYNE T. CORCORAN
CLAIRE C. COLIN
General
Commercial
SARAI-I M. CRANE
Vocalional
L REED CRANMER
Srnenhfnc
GIFFORD CROSBY
General
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General
MARY ELIZABETH DEIST
General
PEGGY J DAVIDSON
General
RQBERT J DAVIS
Commercial
EVELYN V DELL
Comrnercval
EVELYN I DIBLE
College Preparalory
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FREDERICK DREYER
I Scienlfic
I-IELEN ELLIS
General
.IOH N WILLIAM DORSCH
College Preparalory
JANET M. ENGEL
General
ROBERT E. DOGGETT
General
' EMMETT M. ERWIN
GLADYS R. CARNEY
General
College Preparalory
TWIIA C FEIGI-ITNER
JOYCE E. ELSWICK
General
Vocaluonal
I3ETIf E EELLOWS
JUDSON R ELICKINGER
College Preparafory
College Preparalory
DOROTHY FISHER
OLOA M ELORENZO
General
College Preparafory
EDNA 6 FLEMING
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RAYMOND J EORCONE
Cornrnerc al
STEPHEN J FRYER
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WILLIAM EURDA
General
IIELLIE E. GILLESPIE
IQOLA M. GAMBILL
Commercial
THEODORE J. G,-RESICI-I
JCI-IN J. GAUGI-IAN
General
General
EUWARD C GRETSINGER
J WARREN GILCREST
General
Vocahonal
JAMES T GRIFFIN
Commercial
LILLIAN GROSSMAN
Commercnal
TITAIIK A HARASUII4
Commercual
THEODORE GIJTTADORE
College Prcpwrafery
IO IN T I-IATCI-IER
Co mcrclal
RAII-IERINE L HAMMOND
General
IOEERTA V HERVEL
WILLIAM R HANNEN
Commercial
E LEENI MAE El LLIARD
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VlRC5lNlA M. HlLLlARD
Commercial
BETTY L. HOGUE
General
DOROTHY A. HUBER
Commercial
HELEN M. HUGHES
Commercial
College Prcpararorv
CHARLES T JONES
Commercual
HELEN MARIE JOHNSON
Cen ral
GVJENDOLYN M EDWARDS
Col: gc Preparalory
M LDRED M JOHNSON
College Preparalory
ALICE A JONES
ROBERT L JONES
Sclenllllc
College Preparalory
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DOROTHY A KAISER
General
F-!lll.DRED l-l. l'lUNTSlVlAN
General
E. VIRGlNlA HUSTON
General
PAUL R. IIVARI
Vocallonal
GUY W. JACOBS
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General
CHARLES E. KINDSVATTER
JOHN C. KAUEMANN
College Preparalory
General
CHARLES F. KLAGES
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DOROTHY J. KERR
General
General
CLIFFORD I3 KNOWLES
EMMA R KIEL
General
GRACE M KNOWLTON
Vocalaonal
LILLIA N D KNOX
General
WILLIAM C LAKIOS
Commercial
HELEN S KRAWCZYNSKA
General
MABEL M KRNISH
Commercial
NICK B KRNISI-1
ETTY M LAMBERT
General
HELEN A LAMBING
Cal ege Pfeparalory
ELIZABETH D LASLO
Cor mcrcnal
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LN E MALEASA
General
I A MXNNGES
LENN MAPEL
JEAN E. LEATHERS
General
I-IELEN M. LEIST
General
LONA' D M LEWIS
Voralfonal
ROBERT I ILOYD
RQSE J. LONGO
General
JEANNE M. LUCAS
College Preparalcry
ROBERTJ LKONS
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Col egg Prervurulory
I IIAM G MAYHEVV
General
FWIEIERINE V McCARTNEf
Comme-renal
I WI r E MQCAUSLEN
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QYLVESTER R MACRE
Cor mercaal
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GRACE E. MILDNER
B. JANE MQGOUGH
Votelional
BARBARA E. MILLER
CHARLES S. IVICKIININEY
General
KATHERINE W. MISER
DAVID MEN DELSOHN
College Preparalory
NEIL O. MONACO
College Preparalorf
Commercial
Commercial
General
HELEN L MORSE
Scuenhluc
RANDALL E OLLER
Commercial
HERBERT A NASH
General
CAROLINE C LYONS
College Preparalorv
WILMA M NOLTEMEYER
College Preparalory
A' ICE OLESKY
ROBERT C ORMSBY
College Preoaralory
DOROTHY J PALMER
Commercual
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A. JANE PARKS
Commercial
COVWWCFCIBI
ENJAMIN PASIC
General
BEVERLY A PETERSON
Col ege Prepare ery
Llf NCIIE S PLIES
Commercial
I fR'II-IA A PI-IILLIPS
ollege Preparalory
ol' ACE S IRLIES
Comrnercual
XNA NL C PHILLIPS
GCVCEGI
College Preoara o y
ANTO NETTE M P ZZOEERRATO
Gen ral
RAVMOND QUILLEN
Ceneral
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CHARLES EDWIN PARKS
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Comrnfreial
JCI1 N EDWARD WAVE'
General
rLCRENCE D PARRISI-I
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General
TPINA PEARI MAI I
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CHARLES W. RAMBO
General
lvliCHAEl- A. REGGlLO
Colfeqe Preparalory
FLORENCE R. RANDOLPH
Commercial
VVILLIAM P. RICHARDS
Commercial
A. BETTY REINACHER
General
JOHN E. RICHEY
College Preparalory
EVELYN S. REINER
College Preparalory
DOROTHY A. ROBERTSON
College Preparafory
JOHN E ROE
General
SOPHIA lvl SHANK
Commercial
ELO K ROWAN
Commercnal
ALBERT W SCH MIDT
General
El LEEN R SCAN LON
General
M ISABELLE SHIRLEY
Vocahonal
MARIAN L SCHAEFER
Comm rcual
VERA J SICILIA
Commercial
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EDWARD C. SIMMONS
General
JOHN R, OUEEN
College Preparalory
H. ELIZABETH SINGER
College Preparafory
STELLA T. SLOMSKA
Commercial
LOTTIE SOH N
General
H. ELIZABETH SPIES
General
ANTHONY P. SMARELLI
General
College Preparalory
GEORGE STRAKA
ROBERT E STULLER
General
JOSEPH SUGAR
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1XtIlItItt
HOWARD J TAYLOR
Commercial
THEI MA R THOMPSON
General
IAMES A TIBERIO
Commercial
RUTI-I L TILTON
General
LEAH L. STAR R
Commercial
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General
fxLVfN M. VIRIUE
College Preparalory
VERNON ,l. TRAGGIE
Commercial
MELE M. VUKELIC
Commercial
LUCLLE ll. IRASK
Commercial
IQOBERI' I. WATT
General
IAARIAN E. IXNINEIVI
College Preparalory
MARY LOUISE WELCI-I
General
II-IEI MA L. WILSON
General
RUTH M. YOUNG
Commercial
JAMES E. WISE
College Preparafory
LEONARD ZACHAR
General
JACK W. WOODWARD
JOI-IN J. ZIRILLE
Commercial
RUTH A. WRIGI-IT
College Preparalory
GEORGE E. ALDRIDGE
General
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ELIZABETH J. BATES
General
CHRISTINE G. CARAPELLOTT
Con-.merclal
ELMER E. BORING
Vocalional
WILLIAM J. CARPER.
General
PAULINE I. IERONDOS
Commercial
NORMAN LEAR CARSON
General
JAMES F. BUCY
College Preparafory
NELLA I. CELLINI
Commerclal
General
WILLIAM E. FERGUSON
General
ROBERT W. CIJLLINS
General
GEORGE M. EINGERS
General
DAISY DADOSOVICH
General
' DONALD FIRM
General
ADELINE T. DIEALCO
Commercial
OLIVE M. GARDNER
General
LADNN Cr.r:Axg:Rs
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Vocallonal
E. JEAN GROVES
LOUISE K. GEORGE
Vocanonal
General
W JAY GRUBBS
Cl IIORDC CIENN
Qolqo lrcpara ow
General
MILAN S GRUBICI-I
WILLIAM E GRIEEITI-I
Comrncrcmal
General
JIRGINIA M INDOVINA
Co-'nrnercual
JAMES T I-IARRIES
Commercial
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General
College Preparalory
M Cl-IAEL S LECI-IOLOP
College Prcparalory
T PATRICK KENEFICK
General
ELI E KVOCKA
Vocahonal
SELMA A LEON
College Preparalory
ABRAHAM A LIDY
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Commercial
MARINA D. LONGO
General
DARSIE C. McCOY
General
VVILLIAM D. McEARLAND
College Rreparalory
SALVATORE T. MAGGIG
General
MARY A. McKINLEY
General
GENEVIEVE M. MAI-IEOOD
Commerclal
NATI-'ANIEL N MERVIS
General
DIA NE MII KOVICI-I
General
IAMES L MORRIS
Commerclal
MAE M MORRIS
Commercial
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ELEANOR R PALMER
General
M ICI-IAEL S PAVLOVICI-I
General
EDNA C PEACH
General
r A7EL B PETRELLA
Gen ral
ANNAMAY D. IVIERRIMAN
Commercial
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MARJORIE L. PORTER
College Preparalory
MARY S. RODICI-I
ANDREW S PRAGER
College Preparalory
DOROTHY ROI-IREY
JOl'l N A PRAYSO
General
ELI lvl Sl-IULMAN
ROY I3 REED
General
JAMES I-I SNIDER
General
General
College Preparal
General
OPAL I SPENCER
Gen ra
JOSEPH I-I VELTMAN
General
ROEERT E STONE
Cornmerelal
JACK L WALTZ
IAARJORIE I-I VAIL
College Preparalory
RALPI-I W WILSON
General
HEI EN M VEIN
College Preparaforv
A 'STIN R WOODARD
College Preparalory
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AMELIA C POMPA
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HELEN E. DORSCI-l
General
MADELINE V. HICKS
Commercial
CASIMIP J. MICHNOVECZ
General
PAUL E. PADEN
Cornriercial
JOHN KOWALCZUK, JR.
General
i-iEN RY MCGOWAN
General
KANDM l-1 KERSTETTER
Cn 'vncrcral
S MILTON BARBANELL
Comrnerclal
MARY L. SMITH
HERMAN M SIMMONS
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Goloxy ol: Grads
Ed Balfour Whaf Null Muss Byers do wnfhour hlrr'7
ocnevneve Call Call of 'rhe Wr'd
Bob Culluns Gang way He s loose'
Vrrgxnra Chapman Vlfho rhoughf N D were somebody s If1I'l'I6lS
Belly Dues? l-ln' em hugh' L-luf em low'
Fred Dreyer The brains of The Senior class
Mac Erwun Build fhee more sfafely mansions
George Fnngcrs He S all feel
Helen Morse A nnre I1HI Morse I
John Kaufmann Tnckefs please
Dorolhy Rober+son She lcepr our Beacon lughled
Dorolhy Palmer Buck Sneden rndes agaun
Rulh Wrnghf Paramounf has a double feafure aflrachon
El: Shulman uufe a busmess man
Leah Sfarr Chorf and sw el
Bob Lyons Our pres Oh mv yes
Bersy Conover We fhlnk she II go 'ro Muamr
Dnclc Jones Follow he leader
fe++y Fellows Ore of our besr sporls
Andy Prager Hu Y and handsome
Berry l-logue Amlable agrecable and ambfhous
Bob Jones Whaf are has nn1'enhons7
Bill Langford Oh for has way wnll' The women
Dorofhy Fu her Orchids fo you
Compliment of
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Belly Spies' sophislicalion lo Virginia Alberl.
Auslin Woodard's accenl lo Bud Kaplan.
Bill Dorsch s rnasculinily lo J'm Vsfefnslein.
Ed Pavelka s hair lo Jack Kemoler.
Dol Fishers smile lo Dorolhy Olns
l-leler' Morse lo lhe male sophomor s
Guy Jacobs hesghlh lo M ke Munu
Rulh Wrighl s glamour lo Virginia Bell
Nale Mervis scholarship lo B ll McC y
Mac Erwin s slale lokes lo Duck Timberlake
Dol Roberlson s Bob Joncs lo Rena lralr' wn
Fred Dreyers brain power lo Joseph Lannberlu
Ed Callan s way wilh lhe girls lo Bob Thompson
Charles Messersrnulh s worldliness lo lm I Cnrrel
Ed Ballour s superiorlly complex lo Johnny Turlfopo
Marian Twunem s naiveness le l-lclen lfane
Bob Jones sideburns lo Elwood Mnorc
Duck Brooks wardrobe lo Slanl y Slnll
Evelyn Reine-rs chawm lo ner susler Franco
Virginia Chapmans everylhung lo M clfey Yulcvlc
Je n Lucas voice lo Paul ne Babucz
Belsy Conovers lralernily puns TO Rulh Bri lo
Anna Slelller s genius lo Eslher Ballour
George F nger s gall lo John McDonald
Eloise Mccauslens urnph lo Sa a M Gescreldcr
Dick Jones lwnrling balon lo George l-lullrn n
Jimmy Wise s dancing abalulv lo CI ll Noles
Bull Carpers bashlulness lo Gene M vis
Judy Beard s challerung lo lu il l-lend
Jack Richey s suavenes lo Allred Cnrum ll
Howard Taylors acluvuly lo Ned Goller
Thelma Thompson s hlslruon c abnllly lo L,url Grccnb
Bob Lloyd s boyushness lo Sheldon Wise
Bull McFarland s l-ln Y spiral lo Nick Pelcrs
Belly Singers giggle lo Mary lane McCa lney
Eli Shulman s sell conliden l Fra L P all y
Judson Flnckungers sense ol humor lo Dal Gro n
l-lelen Lambung s drmpl s lo Dol Kun r
Svlvia Polonolsky s pelnlness lo V g n a Vlfes and
Jack Roe s caplannshnp lo John W1
Eve yn Duble s musical abulilv lo Jam s Slcwa
Ted Gualladore s singing lo fharles M Rem los
Ed Parks sporl coal lo Mnllon l-larrus
Vernon Traggues palenl leallner hair lo Duck Bund
all anglords lelephone nunb rs lo R d Doge s
Dolly Gardner s gracelulness lo Annabelle Zink
Belly Dorsch s gossip lo Violel Wilson
Dave Mendelsohn s swvno records lo Don Muagrew
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ROBEPT LYONS
Bob Lyons was named re Id nl ol he Iun o class when class elechons vs re
n rn IQJ6 n p' rfber IW! membcrs of +he un or cass
became senlors he con: ueo a r sdrnq ehanrnan fob Nas lu her drshhgursh d
b elng chosen as S+ Lb vll Hvgh rcp s n+a+ ve al lhe Buckeye Boys Slale
n Columbus rn lhe summer ol IQE7 ln hIs senrcr fe r he rres ocd over Home
loorn IO6 He lS one of h F w en o s lo nraoua+e under a Screnhhc course Bob
has also been a member ol lhe Sc c CMD and of h Anncal S all He receuveo
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DQROT 4Y FISHFP
Beauly brauns and o rscnaluly are 3 a o cornbuh lion o ol parl mlar rnleresl
one who possesses all lh eel Dorolhy Frshcr olh rw se -cnovln a D + l el h
hlglnesl ranlong sluclenl on s hola 4 f rar ol ll irc uah o ca S o was rl cle
Vrnncess ol Popularrfy by lh slu e hory lor 1 o n eculuve years wa named
vnce presrclenl ID lunuor class cl chon and rcrnauned un lhal cap culy Through h r
senlor vear served as p cs denl ol he Hcrne Roonn for 'rhc Va 37 le rn was eduror
ln c wel ol lhe Communlly Chesl Cour er a loalu e frI+cr lor l'h nnuc a 1
has been a rhernber ol lhe l4nu++ ng anl Mulh club Cenqenral always lrlendlv and
:ng fo help lhas welllkeo sfnor was onc o ll n'Ios+ prornunenl llf"JFCS an l e
hgh school corr dors and classrooms
MAR AN SCKHAEFER
Parhcularly achve In drarnahc presen+ahons Mar an Schaefer brough honor fo
S eubenvulle Hugh School n more lhan lhss one phase of s hool acruvr Vlfhll +Il
ln er fre nnnan vel s e Nas on l e s all of The Bee H ve and Il also a
mernt r of lhe Gnrls Safely Councll Drannahc and Punchhulrers clubs chorus and
Glrl Reserves
Prcssdenl of Lhe Hns+rIon c Club al l' gh schoo sho was chosen s+uden+ dn eclor
of lhc hugh school oresenlahon lo Cvvvc Drama Loaoue and she herself parhcupaled
IH lhe Lulfle Thealre Tournarhenr
Represenhng Sleubenvulle Hrqh School IU 'rho couniy dlv sron of 'rhe Prnnce of
Peace Declarnahon conlesl' Marlan wa wa do 3 svlfer m dal and she re enved a
ronze medal cS a repre enra v o Zlon lulher h co
lhc- duslruc con esl af New Concord
Among her acnlevennenls wcre Th h c ed as 1 l o r
pealcers al Comrnenccrnenl exerc ses lo l oar? rn L rll lhealre mayor and workshop
pro uchons was eoulor In chrel of +he Arnu ores den OT'll1G Sfucl Cvuhcul
served a+ va lou hmes +hroJgh four s mel s a le lure news and humor e llor
of lhe BIQ Red Leacon a memb r of 'rh Jun or Red Cross Council and reporled
on lhc Communlly Cl-esl Come n her I rnuor and sen or y a s
To prerly versahle lrlfeable Maman S haelcr besl w shes and conqralulahon
for a rernarlfabe nigh school car er
KATHPYN H AMMOND
Kafhryn Harnmono beller known as ls ly as a member of +he hgh srhoo
band orchesrra and chorus h play lhc clarunel saxophone and cornel ln lhe
slale con+esl In I936 Ku ly loolc 'rh rd place 'for solo worlc on lhc allo saxophonc
ln lhe V757 srale solo conl si she carne IH ecord as solousl on lhe E fla+ clarlnel
o crown l r ac uefernenls sh f awar o hr? oacc n +he I938 dslrlcl soo
conles on lhe Ellal clarmnel Vu+lv a nwcrnb r of +h ous rlcl channpron saxo
one quarrel ID V938 Sh was ass an Ol eclor o 'r band ln I936 37 and lrs+
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Evelyn Dble a l y hlondc grl hcronos lo +L oand orchesrra and chorus
cyn won econd olace ln :Pc r he s+a es lo conf ron ll- bass Ine' a d a
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larsl place an lhe daslracl an l93Q Evelyn s a mennoer ol lhe claranel ouarl l whacl
won lhe champaonshap an l937 and I938 She was awarded second place an lhc
daslracl paano solo conlesl In IQU7 Sn also s lhe a companasl lor lh chorus and
lor many olher soloasls and ensembles an lhc concerls and corlesls ra whach lhey
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VIRGINIA CHAPMAN
Varganaa s beller known lo her many lraends as Vacky Allhough quael anc
rcserved an d meanor Va ky has be n excecdangly aclafe an schola lac allaars One
ol ner chael anleresls as Iournalasm and ceraaanly her conlrabulaons lo lhe Beacon
lasl year and lhe Communaly Ch sl Coura r an llncar lasl drave wcre meraloraous
V rganaa has also laken a valal Inleresl an lhe Red Cross and wa co orqanazer ol lhe
Junaor Red Cross Councal In VV lls ol whach sno as lhe oresadenl She was senl as
a delegale lo rcpresonl our school al a R d Cross conv nlaon al Washanglon
may IQ37
The mosl amporlanl ollace n lhe school lhal o P esadenl ol Sludenl Councu
has been capably lalled by V ky lhas pasl y ar
Add lo lhese honors he lacl lhal she was elecl cl ueen ol Popular lv lhas
pa l vear and you wall readaly undersland fvhy we preoacl ousy and happy lulure
lor Vacky
lAClx RCE
We Iusl nalurally lhank ol loolhal' xflner' Jacks narre as 'raenlaonecl ,lack was
lhe larsl elecled capla n ol lhe Vvcll elcf n ance Tony RedJcha In l926 As has
been saad he was lhe spark pluq ol lhc learn lor lne pasl luo years and he receavec
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The school wall cerlaanly mas lack cl only lor has supporl on lne loolball leam
bul also an lhe lrack and Ta Id evcnls and anlra mural baskelball
Jack has laken parl In almosl all ol lne sporls ev nls whale al Wells and has
dasplayed an admarable sporlsrraanlake qually wha h as necessary lor perlecl leam
work In all walks ol lalc
Everybody knows Eddae I-le has been lhe lal ol dear Vlfells lor al leasl lwo
years and we are sure lhal has maschaevous courleraancc as goanq lo be m ssed nexl
year Eodae has always dasplav d an adrnarable school sparl and lor lwo years has
helped lo pul our annual maqazane ronl sl ovor lhe lop ln hs gun or year Eddae
was haqh sale man lor lhe enlare school and lhas pasl year he look lhard place wall'
an amazang number ol subscraplaons
We all enloyed Eddaes oerlormance In our Chraslrnas play lhe Boy Who
Found The Kang an whach he load Ihe lcaoang role
Eddae s abalaly as an oralor has broughl honor bolh lo ham cal and lo lhe school
when he won lhe Prance ol Peace Declamal on Conl l
Recenlly he was chosen Prancc ol Popularaly ano wc are conlad nl lhal
happaness and success wall conl nue lo lollov 'Iam
MAC ERWIN
Mac Erwan whose crealave work brocghl ham nalaonal recoqnalaon an lhe Four
leenrh Annual Awards lor Crealave Arls Cralls Musac ano Laleralure drew larsl
Dr ze lor has drawang ol a boolh lo be us d al ne IN Iv York Vlforld s Fa r lhas sum
mer The conlesl was sponsored lo Scholaslc a Nalaonal I-laqh School weekly
maqazan Ten lhousand sludenl crealaons w re suornalled lo lhe Arl Dafagaon ol
Scholaslac awards lhas year
Mac began lhe sludy OT nr han cal Iawaraq wl' n ho wa an lhe eaqhln grad
I-las parlacular anleresl an lhe sub ecl lhrouoh hgr s hool was kepl alav by Mr l-larold
I-I Bach Ivlechanacal drawang leach r Mac was lalerary edalor ol lhe Bag Red Beacon
an has senaor year look an acl ve oarl an nsl Ion cs wnalc a reshman and was
member ol lhe lrombone seclaon ol lhe oard lo lour years I-le slands lourlh an
scholaslac order ol lhe qradualarag class
Ivlodesly compelenre ano a para ularly ocasan manner auslaly n s asy oopu
laraly among lhe sluoe l body l-las ow del rmanal on and anqenualy I sl lx o
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ll us somelhung only l have ool Judson Vluclcunger
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My udeal us sux feel and wuuh curly haur Dol Fus er
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Dorolhv Roherfsor
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If neclcung usru l an overwo ed noun wha? us u+7 Jean Lucas
Boolf worm Charles lvlessersmurh
A url us somelhung fhals a lol' of +rouble al 'fumes lack Ruchey
Guven a nughf a gurl and We 'noon
Whaf un fhe world can l do b.u1 spoon7 Ducx Jones
l-les so dumb he lhunlcs youu can loolu up George Vlfashunglon un
Who Who Vurounua Chapman
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Mar one Porler
You can fell fhe class of an S I-1 S man by hrs name
Eddne Callan Freshman
Fdward C Callan Sophomore
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I named my cloclc Macbe h because If murders sleep Bob Lloyd
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