Wheeling High School - Record Yearbook (Wheeling, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1931 volume:

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' .Mr -. .F- 115 6 x K , sg 4 3 1 'S .I X E EX LIBRI Uhr Qernrh EVA NATTERSON MARY HANNAH Nssmrr LAURA PORTER GEORGE OHNSON Edxtor m C hr Asnstant Editor Busmes: Manager Cxrrulatxon Manager 1 ESTHER DANENBERG Assistant Editor J . . E119 ilirrnrh E112 Qwrnrh nf 192'-1 1 1 -ht, ,' i Published by , the SENIOR CLASS WHEELING HIGH SCHOOL Wheeling. W. Va. i- Ellie ilirrnrh Zlinremnrh HE Seniors of 1931 found that the only possible way of producing a year book in this year of depression was by financing it themselves, without the support of generous mer- chants. The class mer the challenge wich a spirited interest that resulted in a book which it believes superior to all those that precede it. Since every page, every picture in the book has been paid for by the students, the whole school has helped share the responsibility of the Annual. The theme, the Gay Nineties, was chosen because the editors of the book, working on a new plan, felt particularly near to the independent lilteraleurs of the Nineties who pro- duced in 1897, the first copy of The Record. Uhr Staffs EVA NA'rrensoN, Editor-in-Chief HILDA I. Drwxss, Sponsor EDITORIAL MARY HANNAH Nssarrr Axxixt-nu Editor Esrr-len DANENBEHG Axxirfant Edimr KAY MonGAN ANGELA Gloss! HELEN Buss:-:nsoN CARL Krsna Louise Kunz ANN GALLAGHEN JAMES MILLARD JACQUSLINE Fnor-rr CLARA Drs:-n. Arr Editor HsNRua'r1'A Rurnzn Art Edilor Euaens EnNss'r Plaolagraphu BUSINESS LAURA Pom-sn Burinexs Gsoncn jormsou Circulnlion ANNA Louisa WrLKiNsoN Subscription Downes MBRGE Subscription GARFIELD Enwaxos Ronan Turrus JAYNE Novss JAMrss SsAMAN Ronan Moons jar-:N Fur-:G KENNETH CUNNINGHAM CLAnA Diem. Pi-nfLus Aim M annger Manager M anagrr M annger Trrarurer ' he liernrh C. C. PHIPPS Eehiratinu DEAR MR. P1-nPPs: We have had very little opportunity to thank you for all that you have done for the class during the three years that you have acted as our sponsor. You have been most lcind to us, most loyal to our interests. Even dedicating this book to you isn't enough to express our thanks. Au 'voir and good wishes, THE CLASS or l93l. 5 'he illvrnrnw Part Parr Part Part Part Glnnteniu I. Administration and Faculty 2. Seniors 3. Organizations 4. Sports 5 . Features lllllflklffll Linoleum cuts used for opening pages, senior pages and insert pages were designed and cut by Clara Diehl, '31 and Henrietta Rutter, '31, All class pictures and the majority of the club pictures were taken by Eugene Ernest 31 assisted by john Fueg, '31 and Robert Boyd, '32. 6 f9 ?1c'z1!Zp Uhr Einnrh nf 4 Duration Uhr lirrnrh Mus Enwm M HoLunAx S,'::::ifi,z:, 5,iA?:::iT DR- HENR' P Lmsz F R DUNNNG DR. E. L. ARMBRECHT MARTHA E. Winsor: Aff: Clerk of Bunn! nf Edumlinn, and Stnrckerper h Qlgv Qggprh D. B. KRAVBILL, L Ev EWING, BA- A'B M'A',' Php' Wooster College Pennsylvnnm Smze P. . I Culumbia p Supcriulcndrnl ul School: J -. WILLMM WESLEY Mus. Mn WARHEN Klsuon, M.A. Locncmxnw, Ph.B. U. of Pittsburgh U. cf Chicago Vire Prim-ipal Dean of Girls Dam of Boy: L7 8 I. W. BARKMAN, B.C.S. South Bend Business W. E. BEEN Henri of Induslrial Arn ,t l : 'L-W . 2 N N 'ffm i I .N E 4 :fi fr? ' as , JSJSYQ ' 1 L. yggfg 'f '-nxt .. , Qlfff 1, . 1 3613? L Annes Brr'rAKsn, All Carnegie Tech. C0 '1f'ffd' 1.,.1..ma..1 Am v A ,wx 'I 4 N: xx., . K FMQ BEULAH Bovn. A.B. Fmmcss HELEN JOHN CECIL BROWN, Smhh Bnovisnmm, B,S., M.A. A-B-. . Ohig Smw U. of Michigan Head al Hnrlnry Columbia Columbia Hume Ecmlomir: SPf 'i5l' i ANNKAE-, E11':0 'A- BE:-BljlMSS1E' STELLA CioNovEl1,B.C.S. om., U. om., U. Bowlms GM' Columbia Ohio Sum: C,,,,,,,,,,,f,,1 Engzfu, Mallzrmalirx W. H. Bom: Indmnial An.: HELEN BRUCKMAN. A.B. Penn, Sme Univ. of Grenoble, France Frcnrla Lfxumn Cum. AB., M.A. Wes: Virginia U. of Pin Malhrmalirx .W R. B. Crum Indiana U. Commercial FRANK T. DENNISTBN Elerhirity RALPH L. ELY, A.B. Lahyeue Srirnrr Jussi: E. CuNNxNnl-MM. A.B, West Virginia Englixh GLENN A. Dnwunn B.P.E. Springfield Y. M. C. A. College Physical Ed. Dircclar Sopum H. Erwin, B.S. U. of Pin Head uf' Commercial - Wsfw: M 'fr' if ,K 2 F1 ls. Y,-x W S 3-. . 'f' J :ff ' QMS. EQ.-Y' 1-X Egg Cmmls M. DAGUE, A.B., MA. West Virginia Columbia Euglirb C. H. Emails, NLA. West Virginia Head of Science Cr-l.uu.o1-Ts C, Exuax' A.B. Ohio U. Civics 10 gf? , . wi Q ew 15 G . -V Qggkifi -95' ff ff Hmm I. DAVIES, B.S., Ohio Smre journalism F. Ouvsn Enwmns Head of Mm Guv H. Fosrsw. A.B.,M.A. W. and j. U. of Pin. English RosEMAnE-snlsrrs. l5ABli'Ti-,Ti ISSFER' Bnhany Marshall College Hom! Emnomiu Home Ecouomirs Ensnu-lon HAMlL'rcN, V. C. Hnwno. AB- Oberlin WPS! Virsinin Cnmmrrrial Library Gul. H. Hou.m1n'. Damon-nf J. HULDEN. B. nf Ped., MA, A.B, Bethany Ohio Wesleyan W' and J- Englixlw Head of naming, Mun' PA-r1oN HACKETT. BA., MA U. of Michigan Ohio U. Ldrin Vlnomm K. HHNLEIN. A.B. Smith Head af English Mn.1'oN E. Hou- Induslrinl Am ll .xx is Dfusv Cunx Hmnum B.S. Columbia Home Ervnmnirs Euzmsrn Hmcms Englixfv Euzmsru J. HULTQN, A.B. U, of Pin. Sindy Hall D ,J.i4A'v Q . 'fitfx gr . Qi s , ix ' A 1-. ff YIM- sv MAH F. Humvmuzv, AB, Wes: virgins. Rm-.nah Dept. KA'rruu'N M. MACBM-m. B.S. Rumll Sage Hmm smfwmsff 2f?3 xii., my W fn? ' f--.L I 'fm fn., Tnonns Puzxsn Induslrial Am L. E. Km' C- C- KRAU5- AB- EusAsE'rH J. Lmsz, lmlmlriql Am WH' Vf'Si ia Ph-B History Brown Hmd nISpz'rrl1-Ari: O. N. MCCQY, A.C.A. MP-X65 :AAIZ-ER. FLURENCE IEIUSGRAVE. 5 1' --, - - A.. 3' 'HH Gif Grvvv ci-y Tm...- U Columbia Colleg: Lazin Englixh . ,Kam , .La . , V. . A 1.11. :Q ,J .H 1, wg ' . 1 A. J. Pu-Taksuw, C. C. Pmvvs, A.B. JEANNE1-'rs A. Pnvon, B.S.,M.S. Gmc Cin, A.c.A. Fmnklih snfm scum Bowling Grew Hand of Mnllwnmzicf Cammurial 12 ' Wi f 'I u U. C. RAMsm' AB., B.S. Grave City Commercial and Biology 2 . -'az' ,- ' NG ' ' fg .i . Q 4 ,Q 'sg 'Q if I H. C. Sims. B.S. Bliss Commcrrial Wsnrnn Sfnssscxsn, A.B. Heidelberg English +V MARTHA C. Ross Head' of Home Eronumirx ,loam W. SMITH. B.S. Wilnxingron Hemi Cnurh B51-'ns M. TnAcY,M.A. Columbia Dim-lar of Rnmrfh MH- fr as X J l LUELLA Ross. R.N., B.S. Columbia Nnrxe ELIZABETH S'rmNmcxxsu Sargent Plryxirnl Edumliun HELEN M. Tuou.. Ali. U. of Pin. Study Hall Fnmx A. Scumsmnn Induslfial Arts A. B. Snmssu lnduflriul Arts Hmm' W. WAGNER Industrial Ari: 'he illvrnrh ,Fl H. D. WlLFoNn BETTY KUNL A-B--M-A Pfi..f:,-.112 Secretary U. uf Chicagu Science Bcssn-: Cusrsn Voucher Clerk Win.:-M Howum Smmgmplm , . i .4 4 , I Ensm-Jon Ssmuan Srclclary z vw . qw M, swf,-ww xt QQW' if , . Q A 41' - I J. 5. 5 x Y. 5? L Q' -f L 22 Q U 3 jg, 5 . , :L i.-I?JSif'5 , Rf . M. -nf QL 3 , R Q 1 Run-1 Ponrsn Supcrintcudcnfs Secretary MARY Dlwxs Budget Clerk I4 ii . 1 i Y 1 4 l 1 i I il' i J eifi-:fi ,,, iv,y 5- : ami! 5, I, ?f,,J1Hgpl ?EEE21illYfL'I'.f . ' ' , ' ' '23 il: , 6 .1 inf lb- Run-I Euspmcm Aaakcnomms 57, c.ii,m..ifi.l ' K if gl Secretarial Club. HW -.ff ' 5' :QQ5 rs, vs .- v Fmuwcss BACHMAN .35 A 'fl Connnerilkf ', ' ' ' 5,4 gi Clubs: Komians, Gleg, -lfurple 4 Masque.. C372 il, i A, 7, ' -, 5 .1 i l Fin f ,nk ,, . ., K4 .jf 'g., , , N MARTHA Vmmrim Aransas Q- , , . General ' ,127 W ' if f , A 1 Clubs: Wm viigiiiii, Typing. ' B i V j f 1 ' Q Y b f Hy ,, ' ' 'J ' ii: ff f 4 CARUMNB BARR 1. 1 , .3 -3, ff QM., V Claixieul .fi ,jk ' i fx' ' Clubs: French, Aliilsreeylhllbrary 'w M , QI: ii ,Q r , Councilor: Q 1 01 ,X 1 ,. . .pf 1 3 52: - ie i l :il l P P 1. Sig ll ' 35:25 X ' Aucxs Arr:-:NnAKss ,tp il tu, r , C ' 1 ' 'iff E-,H A LQ Clubs: swiiii?ill2fnl1'i:.iifii, civic., X , ' . 55 l . 4 ' ' . Wing. i ' NJ R I' 1 z 3 4-ii :ii 4' .. 4 ' A i i A I if-Q: ' , LIL!-IAN M. Bal. L X ' K ,.-Q , 4 Clakxiral, f - i ' Iii , H., 'X Clubs: Glee, G. A, C., Girl Re- ii: r. '.,I it ,Q '-'i I servesg l930 Revue, Se Council, 1' , .lil ll' ' i , . 1: N ml , i 5 - wtf' gg ir-i e , 1 W i pi i iv. , i ,,. v , 'li ' ' 5 Q? P1 l' X,C,uzd:.xNs Lmawi Ausso ggi: Fl Eli jd B, ' Gffqffg . . :mg if 11. u 2 Trave , wlmmmg. 59:1 fp: 1-, fi gi 't' it K , ...:..I hi F1 ' Jo:-IN Bmnnuk i 1- A J l' 4 General 'V I--fi'-If if l ' I Hi-Y. ' N' E at iz' li XA P A A ii h if If HYLLIS . nu X 1. f -- .1 ,. -I Li' ' A5 Gummerrinl J' Emir 23' iff F-'X , ' -, Clubs:XClvics, Gln, Controversy, 41.533 'f A - gl W' Camdxgrdhlg Annual: Hockey. ' 58,5 ' V V2 x u ' . iii 1 1 ll 5 , 5' ' Aufnsn 'Louis Burn, 'L,'1?g W lil 1 WP N If 3 , General fx 5321 V ij, fi ' A f I f ' K i L Clubs: Hi-Y, 'Marh.g Track, Bas: 1 ., ' ' ' ' ' if aiu M iw ' ' ' in . ' Qi V' i' et V gr., F lgli lntra- ..r' gf! - i 'i mural' Council: Srcnuncil Cala- N' ' inet. N' ' . -'i Nj EQ f 5' L ' Q NVRPBBJ? Af1NoLn '-- 1: i' F-9 ,Q 1' ' er ui I Lf' wg, Clubs: frrgvel, Ridio, Current -i 8 'I I if ggi A - ff- 'Ii ' Events. W ' :i Q If ' ? z i EX Q ,UQ 'E t ' 1 Huuzv BAR'IlHBL44MkQ j lf gf! . Ji 'ii j i i , Commercial Mia? Ex Y X'gE:l.-i.:..-,.,.. g Clubs: Physics, Chemistry:-Truck, x J ' , 'z .,. ' -nl ifexiflify i- - ii- -A-Qzzgvv u K ' if 3:1-'vgfag . vi-1-ywifg hi::.QE5:i.i.1 E?.5.i':rl-m4.L.:i .. A --' -s--ff-f-'vw- Y 3131?-i 15 4 L Q A Q A, 'XV Lf.. 5 ' 115. .ia Q, 1.1 .. . '. .,'g.l-fs, l ELLA FLDRENCE BARTLETT Claxsirul Latin Club. r ' Hnzsl. E. Bmslas 1, Commercial A - Clubs: Gln, Girl Reserves. Cur- f , ren: Eventsg S. Councilg 1930 - V- V , Revue. . ., - ' -N I Bern' Argxwlal B4VMAN' Gznevsllr' ' Clubs: Cerimlcs, Glee, 'Ukelcle. 1 ,i 1, ', f 1 Aucs Emu BICKMEYER ., QV c1.,mf..1 if v Clubs: Wm Virginia, Typing, rf S ' A 4 x 'i la 'fe . V ' 'Y in fi HARRY R. BsLL,,.ln. Mal V if general ' l X ef 1 W V .4 lf WILIY-ll Bxcxnsvsn ,xi . Q.- i Qglfl I--'ef . . 1 A is . 5 ' ' General. H Clubs: Hi-Y,,Spo:Qg Intramural Y Council. ? SAIEVBEIAIAN , 'Commercial FoorbalI,fB'l1Qba'll, Inrrarnqnl Tsu- nis and Blslcetlgallg Travel, Sports Clubs, Kfsmiads. l Z l l QQ ' , HBLBN Euzlmrrn Bisnsnson Q T V Q V General X Clubs: Ceramics, Glee, Ar-rg S. W5 ll . Coundlg 'Mimuelg Class Playg 2' gigv I A ,- 1' Ei' .f ,f Y 1 if f N G ' Q 'jlgl W I A 'I '13 . X 5 ri i nmfq. mm ,, ' - Il N 1 ' ' - ', Euahiok Bsrzrsgl-n' ra ' Chissini! L J ' Clubs: latin, Drlmiticf Travel, K V ' Girl Reseyvds. ' U ft' K - if L a M B . L -, A 3 -. V ucn.r,x :manner pcm D V- Rim lx i F I LCompierrial r 1' -A , - . 1 V i .Clubsz Girl Regervis. ,H ..' ARK! A V 'V Current Vyenrs. ' ' ily- X . W l. ll ,A ' ' 17 Me ll .9 ,- W5 ,- f Q25 A X REnNiS'r F, Bmnss ' 1 , 1' ' ' J, ' Commercial V Clubs: Aviation,-Glee, Ulcelele. ' I xx 1 L .4 I 'N , I I A i ,Q gig it V 5 Ln.uAN EMMUI Bsossamu, X f I . ' . J. Y :'Q i T Q V' omrpnm C' A V Zi' Clubs: Jt. Commgrgzial, Cuz-:em y 'J ' ' ,f 'i EvenisQ Secretarial. 16 r' , :fr E 4' m K l. qi - . iff we wi ' . -.s ... Qu . . :H 'rl ,. ..., , ,. :-zu, rcs 1 :..: t QM ' ,. ...W 5. .., , T L -. - J , , , . .. new f' f Muuonls ANGELA BowMAN 5 ' N51 A Clarriral 3 L , A , Clubs: Swimming, Purple Masque, ,A ' ' : 2 Glee. -2 ' Z '- l. A . lv fa' Commercial P ,W 5' Clubs: Purple Masque, Travel, , . Current Events, Science. WILLMM EAm. CAuvnsr.x. I. Q N.. 35 :W f wi f' u -,.J,,. SARA E, BNANDFAS -if ' General .my Clubs: Purple Masque, Myth. . A-25,2 .. . f Fun-uzss NANCY CAMPx1'l .. if ' flaw :..:'!'.' Secretarial ' lf iff Clubs: French, Glee, Purple +5 QQ Masque. , mi.. 'fri NMDA Luuxsrs BnAsA:H ,5- Commerrial .Y ' Clubs: G. A. C., Swimming: Hockey: Basketball. il ,. . :.2r.5j'w l L . Q fr' If .. J lu GLADYS MAB CATNAI-:Aw ff' Commercia g A A' , club.: Girl aww... Glue, Hume Economics, Ulcelule. air fi... .- f ' mei , THELMA V. Buncsss tw. Commerrial : A Clubs: G. A. C., Swimming: Bas- ketball, Hockey, Valley Ball. THoMAs CARNAHAN l' M 'N ., General - Ah I A 'VI 'J Clubs: Sporu, Hi-Y: Foorball, , Track. ' .. Muuoms ELLEN Bums I b Commenzal I '. C : Sr nogrnp y Bio ogy I ,S U S Ce:-unicx. l I rf. . CnAnr.ss H. CAnnor.r. -,S Gr-nzral Clubs: Spanish, Hi-Y: Fnuzhall, W .J Track. Q ,g N ty- , Run-l Mums CA1.vsn- Commercial Clubs: G. A. C.: Bnskerlnll, LAWRENCE R. Curran Clnrriral Clubs: Spanish, Komilns, Gleeg S. Council and Court. Q aff rr, . 17 'vw L fx--L in--f1':f:s-wmggfj 3 ' .. l' nf' A l if - . Q54 , ' 5' YJ '. Y, ,fi-' ,, , . , N ll ' iii fb:-1 215 .If ' 4.1. . Q . x 45, 3-Y wi! 'll li f., if W ' bd 'S 4 v f 3, . ' 'rx W- ' Q -- , , -my.. , ANTI-roNY L. Cxrunowum General , F 4 Glee Club: Football, Baslcerball, Am ., Track, Baseball. gfj s, V I ,41- Run-1 E. CUNNINGHAM . fl X , ' Commercial ff l Clubs: Gif., Dramatic, chemamy. f xllflrnrnx A. Culum' Cummercial Clubs: Comrnercial,Currenl Evenrs, 4 Secrenrial. l . KENNHH W. CUNMNGHAM S Clasxical 2 Clubs: Glee, Chemisrryg Recordg f Y Orchestra. Class Play. ' Rrwumm B. Col.sMAN General 8 Clubs: Sperm, Hi-Y3 Tntll. A Emml Dmssazna 1 - 5 General Clubs: Girl Reserves, Chemistry, A , -. Swimmingg Recdrd, News Ed., , X Annual: Tennis- .if 0' jour: 'R.. Coox M . , . . .General Clubs: Phomgn hy. Marla, Indus- V'-. trial, Philomazrs, Hi-Y, Chemin- J tryg Tnrk Mgr.: Claw Sec.g 1 Record, sAnnualg S. Councils Band. S Ki ,X X f , MAiEARR1 DAvxs :A Clasirul 1 X Clubs: Travel, Cl-semisrryg Purple - ' , Mmqu., mq Revue. K Y F :,,, C C il ruzsrsl omam , Guierul 'V Clubs: Glee, Ulldeleg Class Plly. X n. , N ' Nfuu '- Hruzoua Dnmsn. , -' I Commerdnl ' V . . ,,A,,., rfsi, . Ik , JALNA E. Clow ' .13 ,. Corrrmrrriul , ' Clubs: Girl Reserves, Travel, Typ- f 1 ing, West Virginia. 1 . 'I ' K ' ' -A : -g. N s ll Cum K rr-:sums DIBHIQ , , 1' fflf Az ' Clubs GAAE6lleXl.rt iilli ll' an if : . . f-A.K..m,ynri: -L l. buf- Record: Ahiiuilj ' ' A V, 1 ' ii . , ,-...-,., ,, . . ..,V,.,,, 18 '--4--1 -- 1-far'-pswp--M-4 ---- rm---x lf- ,, -4,- .-Y, -.1...-,..-- W..-..--,Y -n,.4..n,-Q-.Lg,m....-. 1, -. fx 1,4 M.-. . ' WILLIAM E. Dlxol-1 Q: -1 Pmrtirul Am 'K X 4' Clubs: Rndio, Mm, spanish, - , r W 5 Trackg S. Council. -' ' x Q l pf! juuus EMMBIUH ,ff If I General . ,Q ' 1 . P A A SAMUEL H. Doann-as ,H NNY Central - X Clubs: Kominns, Purple Masque: A A Stage Mgr. ' V ' ' MQ- ' 1 Yau' EU-Tzu? BTW ' , egner ' .. 4' 1,1 Glee, PI'ioR.:gz1aphyqQ'Matl1, HI ...QT ', ess, Hi-Yg Ad erfain M . 4 '5 , 4 , 5 f g f: ' Recotdg Track: S. Eqxsncif Banging f ' 5 J . 45?fffg Amiual. ' , 1 . fl ,V T. Tuswm Dnsam-1 ' A Y C ommefrial Clubs: Swimming, Secretarial. , IIS' VIRGIIQIA EvlsLvN'Bw1NG , A jj ' fl ' , Clakfiml SJ K Clubs: G. A. Cy, Pres., Gleeg Pur- 4- X t ple Mash1uggYfVarsiry Baskexball, A . Q 4, Gold Inn-nmuxal Team 4. E-jf: f , -K ' 5 - 4- if Nflgcv A.5DuNu.P ' xx 'gc ,J Gaim! W , , f as Clubir' Slpgirr Srdry, Glee, Rulin, gs 1 ' Gqrreiic Evenri: Class Play, , Y mf 1 I ' ' ' I f , - 'Q ', WAI-TBR VlxLLmu Fucx 1 'f A K 3 5 Commbrbial , ' - 2' H Cllflgl! Hi-Y, Short Star , Chemis- 1 ' if x . R535-o, Spnrtag gnrrnmuml 1 i fi!! C V H J Q ns Gt V A ' JAQB Bnvunns A W : Kg rfaaznrritftiirx- -' Clubs: HEY, Glen, Avxdionf md ' Crixicsgxgi Colmdl, Pres. 45 Rec- 5 ord andfgsgnnpul Tzqaaq Track. 2 4 , ' . ZA ' ,f -' 1 , 4 lm iff' A .V . f V' f ' H if -' KKH'mYN V. FMMEK ,t , , gl X H .' General if l K v 'VQ '- .Club:E' Glu, Civltp, Trhvel. L th .L Q ,V KV - li ,,r,fT:!, .2 .1-u-15 Q 'Wl'I4L1lM C. Eylmsxu- 52 2 Q3 aj' ,General v 2225 L CIubs:,.AMdth, Biology, Hiszory. . X ini.. ' 11 X z f , ' - .L . . af. iE,' up.,-lk 1-,' ' Frauen Qzisii. lf ' - f gf., W -, n umial-Ng ' 'ff .5 - It E ff, ' ClUbii,sPl'ii5lir'GlE!i.3 1 Y ' ' fl HlL5g!1:i1'7'iZ?ig'QT2 , , , . figiiiiiifiil' l9 .,5 3.,.,..3, .?,Q-an-my .5 . . ... C .-.,., ..,.-J J.. . - L4 -,K. . -, -....,.....QC-,....,..f.f,...4 . ..rf-:fr--f: f -'fvfl f . QF 'W' Yi w 0 'QE 5.4. ,az ' Qi: Socnf.-rss Gsonna Focl-uu.ls Classiml Clubs: French, Chess. 5 HW- ANN GALLAGHEH 'T ' Clamcal Clubs: Girl Reserves, French, Li- braryg Library Cuuncilnrg An- ,.,. .M W s. ' . nualg S. Council, i.fMAlTHA 0. Fosran ' Commercial h Clubs: 'Purple Masque I, G. A. C. Libraryg Blsllerball -1, Hockey l, Volley.'Blll, Tennis. Bsrrv Anas Gmnnsn Classic-xl Clubs: G. A. C. Gleeg Varsity Basketballg Swimming. MAnc.ulQ' ANNA Fnol-Wm Cammercial Clubs: Seiretarial, Travel. Jurnpn GILIQIGAN Cammercigl 4 l 'AU' .. C ,M ,ff , . . 31 fr M M , . 1. . s. i L JAcQusr.xNa Syuvux Faorrr 'claskital Clubs: Frgncl1,5Clxemistry, Travel, Authori and Ci-i:icS,' Purple Nfasqug, Libmryg Annullg Clan. Pay. f' -, K! la- I 1 5 , 42 1 A Y im A 6 x Huxilnr 'GQLDBERG V Geqeml . , 59:3 BQ! Hmm: FnuM X 955. cfm.: . . 5, .' 5 , . V .Vr a 'i' gy., ' A. R. Gomauas Q ' 'E-'F ,ilk 5 M .... .ll 3 ' do !!'.,:: , C.,-5 Z 'fix 335, A ,Q 161-IN W- Fuss 1 V1-- 'i General Cllilgsf Cgnrroucrsy, Sway, A ll nn, emxsuy, otograp y, 1 3, , A 4, 4 f . 1' 1 ' . .4 Q-?e5 f . 8 ' DELLA L. Gunn ,L 7 ' Ai , f Cl bi SConqmeniag:g S' ' , 2 ' u : 'V V. ggifip, .-f fs. C-.......:,f s - A , I 1 ....-.,.--- ....,....-,hgqqg-1,5 Ly. -2 ' Z0 ........,,..,...,. J A :K . KI 4 1 K ' si' x 1 5, ' ...Q , 4 .-' v 3 'S rc f wr!-1 ' .2 1. .eg . ..,--1.-e.,.Ye:u:w-x.1uf..,W... . . . l..Q,. .vm-w-:fx-l.vA....,..,....f..-lf.-mm , f, pa m, -.le ,g-P1 MARTHA M. Guess Commercial L. Secretarial Club. I ' ' Mun' A. Hlmflllsi' ' 1' General - W ' ' West Virginia Clul:.'1. ,fi IX ' ANGELAIJEAN Gloss! C arrical Clubs: Laxin, Hiszoryg Annualg Record, News Ed. 4. U Arms Hsmnonn ' f Genera! 3' Gubs: Glee, Ceramicsg Christmas Y 5 , N Play. ' 'rl Hnonu Enwun Gnuun Technical - Clubs: Mach, Agcicultureg Font- ball, Backed-ull, Buebnll, Tmk. , Bum-x Ialmcmonu' General R. Clubs: Glee, Komians, Purple Masque. 4 , Q ' ly Guoya E. 1-huun , f ,cdmmertiif Clubs: G. A. C., Secntnrlllg Bu- lierbnll: Record, Annual. K ' 1 , . 1 PAUL Nouns Hhaiw Geneul' ' .' Lf' I' Agriculture Club: Baseball. Y e W X 'fi-. , , .W . L. 3 Jams Hmmm ' General V ' . - 1 Ronan' Menus Hsnvsv 4 A K IPA:-' General 5- gjll ' Clubs: Arc, Typing, Tmyelg Sul? 'L J 1 Artllt Record, Anrulal. X , -Z F, S , . . All E, , ' ' f . 1 ' 1 ' 7 l .fll fl? Q ' Roman-r I-hm-rnsrn '35 .QF f , A Commercial if if J . R l Evsum HILBA Annan Hxruzlcns I , . ' 4: ' ,Q Commeldal EAN . frilly 46 ' f l, l M Clubs: Glee, Girl Reserves, Home 5, X ' -'. Er., Ulgelalc.. 5'1vQvj Pj? 1. ' KL ,I 1 W:,:,,,,,,,Lg, ,,.,, X . -.:5f3....a.,,.J.7-i--. ..a...a.- .Lung -.-.val ..,, . , .,:1.'.da.'r-,1:-N..-.m1na...u.5v.u.a.....- 21 gy fum , lf ,fi , Q ' ' -.gx in of . ' ee ., - Q l lf! sn., . 4' 1 ' fr V ni, ,Jil X J . ' Fonnssr Honus General Y ' HELEN Mus Inav Commrrrial Clubs: G. A. C., Stenography, Mgr. Intramural Sporrs. Dom:-rm' Houcoun General Hzuzouz Russsu. jsFFEnsoN Cammnrial GUN: Chess, Agriculture, Base- ball. CLAUDE HoLx.xD.w Grnrml Clubs: Mach, Physics, Gleeg Swim- ming, Basketball. ' Gsonas Bunn .lox-mson Clauiral Clube: French, Gln, Hi-Y, Purple Masque, Phowgruphyg Record, Annual: Class Play, S, Council Cabinet, S. Courrg Minszrelg , Chu Tren. 3. ' Hnusn Csmr Hoovn ' General , Clubs: Glce, Civics. MARIE VIRGINIA ,lol-1Ns'roN General Clubs: Purple Masque, Travel. jAMss'P. Howusy Genrml Clubs: Knminu, Typing, Short Smryg BnlebaII,.Tennil. lui: Bear Husmxs h Classical Clubs: History, Current Events, West Virginia. ZZ ' ' Wvuum W. Joris' K M 6 Generul 5 1. Mm: Knnus 1 General' 233 0 Q 1, F --:lf Q: l H f Ja Q , , uk na' lim' A .N r 1 fue, 1 . 5 U ,W J f Hp .iz - 4' Gifs '1- 2 ff -4,-1 . ,F 2 f' ' K X . V , ..-A ..f..-..wQ1f..m, -.-..--.--- ' ' 1 C: .w-Q.,:m.,.... ...Wu-awe-Z. .. Enwnn Kuuzss Commerrinl - Crm. Auasn Kun :1 ,Q ii. . Q I sx C lauical V ,V dj fl f Clubs: Komian, Chemiutryf Purple J, ' . Masque, Authors ind Critics: ' ' '- Annunl: Play. ' V ,133 , 1 JACK GCKARTTIMAS ,F 'f Q' 'Wai 9' mera ' H Clubs: Fmfh,A.h1.raf,R.da0,Fm- A ' hall, Basketball, Track, Baseball. 'QV I 4 e Leulss Ksnz 1, 'V . 5 - Claxtital 'G 2 : Clubs: Library, G. A. C., Myth. y Ax-muulg Library cmxmalqe, Bas- V , kezball. - X I 9333 Lawns Knsmss A General A Clubs: Pl':ilomaths,AA:l1led:g ln- .- nramunls. 1 Hnonn V. Klzssurn 1 General -f 3 Clubs: Agriculture, Indumial, Ep- ' E silon Sigma., Y ff' X - ' ' rrkw' Cunnan Wn.r.uM Ksxrm , V .Commercial l 4 Bnkuball, Fmuu. K I N l Jim: Ksowrlss f Technical A ' An Club: Chu Play. ll l, x fx Munn Bumumm Knusn ' A Gennal ' Clubs: Nllun, G. A. C.: Hockey. Q V Funms M. Kew it LW General if , Clulu: Glee, G. A. C., French: fx- ' - Mgr. vmaw B .k..b.n, cl. nfl? 4 , 'F Play, Tennis. a 155 K I ' Rf I A A ,lf v V k ' ' y 'Mun' Vlllslmp. Ksr.'roN -11 , . Clasxiral ' ,gk Clubs: Latin, Typing. ' 2: 'QI 'A J zm MAE may ' 32 E' , C lauiral' P V, l Clnlu: Myth, Glee, 1Dr.1rmgjc, I , 1 5. TYPNS- f j ,iggfu ' 43,53 A 23 cf ' I n V Mfmlon Lmuos X f' ' 2 f ' Commercial ,. l , A Clubs: French, Secretarial, Glee ' f 16 Typing, Science, History, 1 ll-1 W ,.- Q ' Jossvu FRANKLIN LoPl1Es'rlz f s fa , cmmmfaz l L- L- , Clubs: chmamy, spanish, cm, 3-fig J A 19 v , J C 'J V a :ti f ' H151-,. iii q . , , j .1 Short Sroryg S, Council, Track. 'ia . lg., A s Eucsus H. LAu.Am:s General Physics Club, Bundy Orchestra. ' . EVELYN A. LYTLE Commercial ll - Ceramics Club. '-' Aufnnn Lswls V General ' Industrial muh. W fy' Suv! MA h ' F Club, B ICorl:lgxerr1il4lNh at is 1 : in OIY. wnograp y, Cara- ,4 141, '- Efygwil mid. . ,ai . :' ,R Lawns ' Q2 E I. General Clubs: 1 Dramalics, Industrial, , ' Football, Baseball, Bu- Lx I - gs Q i A ,J ' Jorm Bl.uNn'M1mm.s, ju.. 5 A 'QI Q, General Q ?' - tl im . Clubs: Glee, Science, Conrroversyg . - 15 2 ' Band, Qttlielttlg Record, Anv - W U A , 4 MIL ,xv V: ,J C H Lo .,. ,wk J CI b HARLGE:nrral Wm! 'ij' ' 3 51 1 Idcrll, Agri Nl 'f ulslelodyr almeaslg Imnmunl. E' 5 . A M 5 I- f ,E 1 luck I . ik' -- , ' Kam-urns G.-,M nuig riff. .' 3 ' Af Q ix A ' Pracricd 4ff?,:z.,,'--QV? 'H 4 'fu ' Clubs: Glee, Meloliyg' Band. l 1 V - ' N , A . -1 l ' l - 1. a , El.143HEMuE'l'l'f Loran 1 '22 Secretarial ' I Clubs: -Qramicx, Art, S. Councilg , V mo Revue., 4 Q , ,r L Clubs: Z4 . , ..- M H an 4 af .. .. i Q , yy 4 .3 , 1 333,125 r , lf. x , 9... -. . :Si i :iffy ,E gf. . , ar: i rl:--5 . L., .- Q 'H of Yi! ' We iv- is Pl-uuv A. Manuce. General Clubs: Short Srory, Chemistry, Chess. Enwocn MCSVMIN A Clarxical Clubs: Industrial, Agriculture, Hi-Y, Track, Golf, Vice Pres. Class, 4, Bnskztball. SAMUEL CLAY1-oN Mason General Clubs: Hi-Y, Chemistry, Short Srory, Chess, Controversy, Inrra- mural Council Pres., Football, Baseball, Track. jenn Fnsnsiucic Mrsxos ' Commercial X Current Events, West Vir- gixiiag Foorball, Baseball, Basker- Clubs: PAUL L. McCusx:v General Clubs: Indusu-ial, Ha.Y, cam, Foorbnll, Basketball, Track, In- mimui-als. H Dononss Enlzansrn Mensa ' Commercial , , Clubs: Secretarial, Radio, Ceramics, Annual. . Mmaansr McGu.r. lg Cammereial Clubsf, Purple Masque, G. A. C., Typiingg S. Council Sec., Basker- ball, Tennis. 'Jmss Hman Mrnnann Practical Art: Clubs: Travel, Radio, Math, S. Council, Bandg Span Bd. Record X and Annualg Golf, Baseball Mgr. Enl. MQGINTY Y General Maaaluurr Mme:-r Clasrical Q fl MARY! Aucs McGowAN , ' 1, , Cammerrial . . Secretarial Club. W' Rosslvr E. Moons - ' ' - Clauical 1 X X Clubs: Glee, Nature, Physics, Hi- ' X Y, Class Play: Annual, Track., l zsu YQ' Q E. P- ' , Q ..- . i ... b 1, fa: 'X if . ' li 1, 'S' .11 - ..s. - . -e 3' 25:5 ' 3 ' , . ..., 3 ff A . l c' .4 ,., f ' -ig 5- liz in girl -H' ,N 1 .fl 'RZ' Q. f ' Af ' ,lg 1 v 7. I A, Wy Mmsnva Momm CI b S General u s: w'm 'n , Sh r Sr , If Gleig 'THB R.v.'ff. 0 W' t EVA Nxrrensou 6 u ' Clasxieal J ' W L, Clubs: Library, Record Key Coun- gi V eil, French, Controversy, Record ' l Y Assr. Ed. 4: Annual Ediror-in- ' 4 Chief: Class Play. xr 5 lKA'rHBmm TALLMANN Maxam my czwrmz - fm. B ' 'f Sli. Clubs: Girl Reserves, French, Pur- fQ ple Masque: S. Council, Class Play: Annual. Manx' HANNAH Nssurrr - ' General ,, Clubs: Myth, Travel, Conrroversyg af? - Swimming, G. A, C., Hoclrryg . Record Fenrure Ed. 4, Assr. ,A t Managing Ed. Annual, Class Plny. S. Council. it Mum Rst E. MULLBN Comnlerdul A Club: Seererarialp Inrnmunl Bas- kerbnll, Hockey. 1 ,, , Mmnnno Nm-urus ' H9 Commercial ' it Clubs: Spnnilh, Girl Reserves, 5 Swimming, G. A. C., Basketball, x., Tennir-Mqr. ' Q 'I I c . Muusv ,Q- ' Mm , lx nerd .21 Cl : , Current Evenug K 'EQ Q uk Mgr. '30, Q, . -32' - JAcx L. Nnarur s L Q , l , General U V, ' Clubs: Physics, Philomarhg Foot- 3, 5 , ball. . f ,93 , 4 5 P 2 X Wnaun Roman MUNNBLL i a P' Q ,' General l I ' -gClubs5 3 Hi-Y, Pres. 4, Purple Q L 9' :Mnaque, French, S. Council, y Record. 9 ., SAM L. NQRTEMAN -. W '-4' N General an 1 . Clubs: Industrial, Chemistry, Plmw, ' W Hi-Y, Mllhg Basketball, Fuozball X ,N Mgr., Traclcg S. Council. 1 ,:. fp' 404111. D. N.4ssMANN P 'J Terlmieal Clubs: Chemistry, Math. 'K jnrm HlLons'rl-r Nov 1 General Clubs: G. A. C ., Pi-Mu, Swim g rew, Class Play. i . , l , rxuvenyg Annual, f Sm e C ' me... n. e A Z6 .Q xi al 'iq i . .gn Q. 4 ' W s 'xl' 2' C .fu 4, 2 f 4' 5 Y . A GLENN OWEN NYE General Clubs: Shorr Srory, Chemistry. GEoncE Hmznisor-YREASS ' General ' 13' .4 Clubs: Glee, Meluflyg Baseball, 'N Minstrels, Track, Fuotblll, Swim- Q, -- ming, . 3 HELEN LoulsE PAscoE 'k ,-.Q Classical A Clubs: Larin, Travel, Glee. hffjf Rm' L, Rsurrmn - , General .. Clubs: Comreversy: Basketball, s , Track: Christmas Play. X Gsoncs W. Psrnopnus C larsicul Clubs: Hi-Y, Purple Masque, , Chess, French, Komians: Record Key Council, Pres.: Clan Presi- dent 3, 4: Recvrcl Bus. Mgr.: S. Court: Tennis. , ' Eu Ci-mrs-x1NA Rimiumn Commercial Clubs: Glec, Tnvel. e AN Hum. Mn' Ponmn 2 Commercial F V Typing Club. .D Hunsu C. Rmsmwr ' r Clarriml ' a Clubs: Tnvel Wes! Virginia, -115 Frmuii, s..L.u,.u, signin. X , - 1 LAURA ELEANEA Pours: Commertidl Clubs: Secrerarisl, Commercial: , - 5 S. Cabinet: S. Court: Bus. Mgt. Annual. 0 '3 , - ' r Roman-r Rrrz I v General Z K ,Innes S. Punpuml ' Claniral - Clubs: Spanish, Philomnths, ' Wn.u.s E. Rasmus Cammerdal Clubs: Frennh, Glee, Stenagfnphy. A- 27 ' ' ,lm-IN Ron-IINEN G eneral KA11-nwN L. Ssnsnlcm' Claxxical Clubs: Travel, Myth, Dmmaticsg Class Play, Christmas Play. A 'ii . . -. 5 '5 . 1 -wgfl 9 xi' 1 , C LQ l 4 ss . mi, 4 X -u srl' HlNnm'rrA G. Rurrsn General Clubs: Myth, Art, Travel, Cera- mics, Annual, 1930 Revue. LAUHA Das SHAFI-'El I General Cllllilt Girl Reserves, Glee, G. A. C., l93O Revue. Jnass Sunnor Ssmw, Jn. . -W Clasxical Clubs: Glee, Purple Masque, French, Hi-Y, Clus Play, Annual. ' M Denon-nf Sxscwnr Commercial Clubs: Myth, Commercial, Current Events, Secremrinl. 4 4152.51 :, N42 , k ' EVELYN Vmcmn Sa-IENBRLEIN .25 Commercial Q2 Ijqi Clubs: Secremrinlg Basketball, gf' K Hockey, Volleyball, Tennis. Q, 523' ff'-' ' Lurul Rossus Sxctsn A General Latin Club. ff! 9,443 , 3 'Cnr-muse Scmxsmnn 1.931 ' 'Q v V ' Commemhl. 'Q , Clubs: Myth, Home Er.. Secretar- Srg i ial Current Events, Record. M . if lg' ull 'y - IDYAL SIMMS ' Grneral 'JSF' J ' ' ' 1 f if ' V ' ' 'M HGARET JANE SCHRADER f' A A Commercial 'if' H I Clubs: Secretarial, Cummensinlg Bas- A 4 ltetball. , .mx 'd l Rosa M. SPA'r:.Pou N 1 ' General K 5 Clubs: Spanish, Current Evcnrs. K X.. x 28 ,qw ' at l 'X rX W. 'il Mi-f L ' fs H4 X BERNARD STAHL Grnzral Roaskr S'rnAucH Classical Clubs: Hi-Y, Chemistry, Kollglans, Photography, Purple Masque, Chess: Class Pres. Z7 S. Cbilglcil and Cnurrg Tnclrg Chriirrng, Play: Annual, 33 Rebnrd. ff 513'- A ' I:-fl? MADBLYN S1-Arn. l Commerrial ' .1 Clubs: Girl Reserves, Glee, Shnrr Srory, Current Everm. Donors-nf A. STUMPP Clubs: VELMA A. Wrss General Clubs: Home Bc., Swimming, Cernmlcrg 1930 Revue. Clulss: Farms S11n1.s Commercial Clubs: Secrerarlal, Gvlcl. Cummrrcill ' ,XJ K G. A. C.: Bukrrball. Bun. Suu-nfl Technical Sports, Physics, Track, Football. Hnow Tr-ronas General Physics Club: Foosball. Hanan Srswfuu-r Terhnlral Clubs: Hi-Y, Physics, West Vir- ginia: Fwtlaall, Bnketlalll, Base- ll, Track. Civics: AUGUSTA Tummuunn ' l Mnnman S-mass General Clubs: Gln, G. A. C., French: ' Class Plsvg Christmas Playg Bas- lltetball, Volleyball. General t' 5, Isuzu. Truuozis General ' . Clubs: Latin. Gln., 29 ii .F .3 fl: 1 0 1 I a yd, . . i aa 1-fl! - 1:-u-.fr Gsrrsvxsvs J. Zelucx Secretarial Clubs: Secretarial, Current Events, Typing. Emu Wzsrss Commercial Purple Masque, Record Typist. WILLIAM Tour-ln General Clubs: Physics, Myth, Controversy, Komians, Track, Baskerballg Baseball Mgr., Football, Cheer- lender. Verrrrn Srl.vA WHALEY Classical Clubs: Glen, Purple Masque, Ukeleleg Band, Orchesrra. Bsizwrnn Tnorr General Donorm' Wana General Clubs: Arts and Gafrs, Ceramics. Eumuurru Tnuas Classical Clubs: Girl Reserves, Pres. 4, Chem- isrry, Library, French, S. Coun- cil, Library Councilor. ANNA Louisa Wmunson Cammerrial Clubs: Glce, Girl Reserves, Purple Masque: S. Council, Record, An- nual, Hoclreyg Class Play. Rour:a1'Tu1 rl.s Technical Clubs: Hi-Y, Purple Masque, Glee, Math: Class Sec'y3 Tennis, Track, Band, S. Council, Or- clzesrra, Annual, Record Key Council. ' ' r ' AUIDIA Warsaw General Clubs: Travel, Ceramics, Arr, Chemisrry. Rounnr Haiurrrorm Wncsurn General Clubs: Science, Gleeg Tennis. r 1- , Monnm D, Wmson Technical Club: Agriculture, Baslrerbnll. 30 . ET Prnrh Rauma Sum: Cummemkf Clubs: Physics, Einsteinianxg Swimming. ' Juass Tounm General Lssua General Ring and Hollid , Gladys Griffith, Class Play- c Suauch, Sara Branch fass, n after. ' Class Play P y- her I berg, Ka organ, Ang - Grossi, Charles Carr ' Invitation-Ka f an, L -,-1 - - ' - 4. rub 7 rd Karges. Chapel Pm 4.. .. : ..,., 33.9, 1 S. P N. r Isa Lohr, joseph 31 Uhr Tlivr rh ail I ' 32 1 1 A 1 Q F Lf, 1 ,.,. . . ,, iw..-2, s.-mil... .v.,i...t...., 1-...-1.-f, mn.-, izninmis, ii,-I-vii., Mvrgv, liii-lil, Wilkilnruul. Xlisi Iiurim, Nallli-hmm, Xlimrv. Annual Business Staff Annual Editorial Staff Sponsor: Miss Hildn I. Davies. ' Sponsor: Miss Hilda I. Davies. Stall: Laura Potter, Business Mmnngerg Gtorge Johnson, Circulation Mzmngerg Annn Louise Wilkinson, Subscription Mnnngrrg Dolores Merge, Subscription Manager: Giitfield Ed- cnlwrg, ASSNHHK Edlmfi Kay MOVEM- Anllfll wnfdsjoolfkvepvr and Tfwurerzlvhn Marple, Gmssi, Helen Bisbersnn, Carl Km, Louise Collection Manngerg Robert Tuttle, Jayne Noyes, james Scnmnu, Rulwrt Monte, john Fueg, Kenneth Cunningham, Clara Diehl, Phyllis Arn. Staff: Eva Nattersun, Edimr-in-Cliief: Mary Hannah Nesbitt, Assistant Editotg Esther Dan- Kettz, Anna Gnllngher, James Millard, Jacque- line From. im-will-.-m. xisu-in, N.iii.-mm, ic.-nz, uiuugii.-i-, lnnwr. it.-fr, iii.-u-i-1-nm, uns uini.-s, Xlurltun, llii-lil, rnim, llilinril. 33 --KA- Y 'V W. , Lullr, Xlt'Hlmy. liivhl, Grillllll. Miss Iiillnkrr. Ruth-IH Wilson. Slllllllzlll. Klunvlw, 'l'm-all-r. Art Club Authors and Critics Sponwr: Miss Agnes Binaker. l Olfifw: Clam Diehl, Pfvsidwls Dvfvflw MC- Spummz Miss Virginia K, Hfanlein,MissHalda Elmy, Secretary-Tn.-nsurer. I, Davies, Membzn: Elsa Lnhr, Katherine Silliman, Doro- Offirux: Lee Wilkinson, Presidemg Carl Ken, :hy McElroy, Elizabezh Marsh, Henrima Rul- Efifldfvirjarqurlnne From, Readerg Lawrence ter, Aurora Wilson, Leslie Tester, Chester M abou' Lnaxzxzl J I- F G A , . em cn: ee 1 mson, acquelnc rum, nr- C 'b ', Wk lmwles- Ghdys G m '- Held Edwards, cm Km, Frances Bauholumsw, Erhel Sxover. Didwzmls, Sion-r, lK:u'IImlum4-w, Front, K1-rr, Mvllutl, Wilkimsull. 1 l , Miss lllilllvin, Mins Davis-zs. 34 Ceramics Club Mau-klin. Imhr. llinln-rnml. Rh-l'n'mly. llllnlrl. lillrlvr, Gliffilll. llvl-Ilruy, Silliulxm, lHlullilu:. Mn-Grzuvnxxllxlll. llvrarv, l.5ll4'. Xlaxlmlw. .lun-l, Will-nku, Wilson. Wise, l'n-Mull-I'. Xlr. l'.n'km-r, Chemistry Club Spnnsor: Thomas Parker. Speuxor: C. H. Eluers. Olflrrrx: President, Elsa Lohrg Vice President, Offwlffffi PWSMPUK, MMSHYUY Davis: V50 Pfesi' Helen Biebersong Secretary-Treasurer, Sylvia dim- .lolm F0089 S0Cl'0lGfYATf0l5Ul'9f, Enhff Macklin- Dnnnnberg. Mrmbzrx Not in Pidurr: Belly Bauman, Dams Mg ,:U:D Main Gland' Rlgh lcumsngxglam' .hy Han, Ann Henrhnrn. Vern King,Eliz.1be:lm S' a ' W- fqfm' ,a '5' Jo n W' Marsh Mary xvnrdx Bernard Hoffman, Wxlllnm Ries, Emerson Sca- ' man, Robcrl Roxby, NVillinm Marlin. 5 1,2 so.-mr.-1.1, Ihnlvr, mm-iugn.un, Ilzun-nlw-rg, mms, rzrmlw, sl-mmm, vm-2. lu.-s, an. En.-N, mmm.-I. ll.-frm...-. Amman. 35 xc.-mn--r. xml.-n. xl.-mn..-ml.. Mm-pl--. Nu,-4-B, msg nnyu. Fu--g. Controversy E1C1rcu1o Castellano Sponsor: Miss Beulnlx Boyd. Sponmr: J. C. Brown. offm. Roy Reurher, Mnhmjah. 0,-mmf President, william Hannang Vice Presi- Membuy Jayne Noyes Ralph McDonough dent, john Fragaleg Secretary, Thelma Stubbs, Lawrence Mellott, Roy Reuther, John Marple, Member: No! in Piclurr: Mike Tomi, Edward John Fueg. Sparks. wzmmiug, m.1.gv, xl.-lm-1-0. s.-mm, uaclvm.-mn, 'r. su-pn.-H, Hnrsei. su-nh, sms-lm, Plank, mmm, 1-mm-, 14-pp, un-al--. Slvinu-, xx'..ml.x1, xl. su-I-1..-H. I-'-xml.-, Nuxtnrn, sw-lis. In-.-nu-r, r...pr.-lm-. ms.-r, mmm..-y, smlm-nl, .xl-mlum, I..-was, M.-. nu-lm-H. 36 mm...-S niimi.-,-, num...-.....i, ut-sei.-.-. smut., mi..-n, .lnlmrtm. nf, vm,.,.g. i-.-fi.-1-, xt-umm, img-ii-1-, sum-itil.-f, Mull, Willixlltis, l':ll'lulll:lIl. Unit-ttutli. Suvhy. lli4'klIl3'4'l'. xumt. nnmn, rm..-f, iiyi-im., it.-nity, iu.mi.n,-, initial., iuwimn-, M. si.-,-hm. Epsilon Sigma Spanrar: C. C, Phipps. ofnfmf President, Harold Kessler, Secretary- Tteasnrer, Thomns Carnahan. Munlzcn Nol in Pirlurc: Samuel Mason, Ed- ward George, Etwoocl McSw.1in, Miller Stealey, Mcrl Neitsel, Carl Beiswinger, John Cook. Girls' Athletic Club Spmuor: Miss Elizabeth Steinlnicker. Offirrrs: President, Gladys Edna Hamling Vice President. Virginia Ewing, Treasurer, Betty Garclnerg Secretary, Opal Hamlin, Member: Nat in Pirlure: Calvert, Davis, Del- brugge, Hamlin, Hamm, Hodge, Hixenbauglx, Lockhart, Nesbitt, Rentsclaler, Sanders, Schen- erlein, Shaffer, Stubbs, Young, mm..-1-, mmm-, Mt-mn, Ewing, mm-:mi-r, ltipp, mi.-i, tvii-spimqm, stump. tml..-r-nmni, N.-,--S. item,-, sin-i-mp, lf.-yt-, Ilnwli-y, lhxilvr, xiii.-gi-wt, Nil-mm, mm-r, sn-in-ng, limit.-1-imm, in-N-. u. mmlm. mn-iiiwr, lhuxsttli. tt.-t--1. wiikii-.Q, xi'mii.tki, xwigm-1-, inn-pi.-, ni-im, lml, Ibiuhl, K.-11--v, xnwpliy, 1.-an-, 1.--it-is, .ini--ny, lfoll ru tl. 37 t Trulu-, Wilkillsull, C. Kixvr, lh-rts4'llj'. Us-l'uHi. Lvipll:u'l. liilullvr, ll. Klzvr, Slmlivr, Gillllx::lu'l'. Min lliilvr. i lxnll, llnrln-1-, land.-nnln, vnnmlnlll, mn-r, llnnnnlnn, snyllnr, llrnnu-r. .nn-l-sn. .xnnln-uni. ll'ln---lt-1-, vnm--y. lxnnl-ning. Girl Reserves Girls' Swimming Club Sponsor: Miss Madge Miller. Oflirerr: President, Elizabeth Trubeg Vice Prcsi- Spouwr: Miss Dorothy J' Holden' dent, Anna Louise Wilkinson, Secretary, Mary Mcmbcrx Nnl in Picture: Lois Archer, Cleora Mfiezsfhvs Tfws-Mg Clmdinglliw-C I Piper, Rnrn Dawson, Evelyn Baysinger, Helen rm cr: Nat in irtnrr: a ys arnaian, K -k,Ad P Ad N V- ' - Kathryn Hendctslmot, Evelyn 1-lennfln, Merl N '1'f': M f' .e'gs ' 14 0'2 h g,1f','i' Jewell, Estelln Lagomurcino, Dorothy Nolte, es nr' aqofle owmzm' My - an A C' Lime Mae Seaman, Madelyn Sum, Rhea Collam,K:uherlne Doughcrry,Dorls Marple. Brascli, Margaret Parker, Katherine Cole, llnll--nnlnn, lznllnlim-, lf-lrm, lllelwnnnngll, 'rnrln-ln, Milli-r.V snllill. limi-srnnr, sl-limi-n. lulrqnsn, Finlnw, will-nkn, 1..-wan, lllnlg.-, sl-ll.-nn'-ll-in. lla--nl, Riggs, N-lin:-in-l-, Wilsnn. lmlnr.-1-, inn-nn, Na.-llnnn, mill-l-. lun-nl-ll, uni-ln:-nlngll, mln-nlnn-,g. in-anim. lxnilnr. llwllinmnlnl. llnln--y, ilnl-rin. unln-nnkn, xl-nl-nn, Mr1'n-:nl5. llnn-ll-y, l-inmn, All-lwnninls. 38 , f . Hrmxnillg, ltillvr, Wallin-i-, Rullu-rnmll-I. l l.i.-1.1. iiniii--y. saw... i-nr-L, in-lr.-.-. lr.-iinnii.-r, Hrhmiull, ,mari-r, nn.i.mglrr.m, ins. ici-rin , unilnn-. izning-, ill--mf.-1.. miniim. Irena.-I. li.-min., inn.-f, i-mn...-1-. Girls' Glee Club Uuniorj Sponsor: Miss Sophia H. Ervin. Officers: President, Lillian Rctlwrmundg Vice Prcsident, Doris Hudatekg Secretary, Teresa Cerurri. Member: Nut in Pirlure: Drusilla Powell, Mabel Huggins, Elsie Miller. Hi-Y Club spam.: c. C. Phipps. Officers: President, Wilbur: Munnellg Vice Presi- dent, Robert Slrnuclxg Secretary, George john- son: Treasurer, Garfield Edwards. Mrmbrn Nui in Piclure: Lewis Dengle, Vincent Ebeling, Walter Falclc, Sam Mason, Paul Mrin- rel, Forrest Hobbs, Harold Mullarkey. ll, in-siniin. Ham-li, uni.-mm., min. rznn--i, Immun. sr-inn...-. iimr.-, van..-f, 'i-nun-, urn-iniiiin-, u.-im, ur, i'i.s,-ps, i.i.n.-L. xl-iiimni., innn... iroma.-, rum-nil. v.-.,.-5-, ru..-it, lei.-ki...-in-, iiiinngnmi-i-y, hvulninll, iam.:- k.-,-, .lniii.r..n, swim-ii, Mumwll, xi..1.1,-Ar. n..i1.fy. If-ii-..,.r.is, Rim. nina, isimii..-i-, H, xi.-sir-iran. x.-ri.-nnn, innmn.-mi, Ili-rm-r, ll.-Iii-my, inn-i--. ifxiiiirn-.us. 39 'r-rlllli. Jnriiw, Fnmsi, Hi'lill:n'4ll. l Xlulnlh, Sulrlhl. Iii-lla-r. Kmlm-rs .lvlrn-rlnxtll. G1-lxrinu. Moser, Rl nk inn! X u I ti-ii, Wt-inimam. Stltinlrnau- l'imr-r. Altrtuul. lh-isur, I Zuliis. llr'Kvr-U. Uiililiiliulililll, limsfh. l.llilwiL:, livrr Univ, llviull, Kallkrvullt. Kimi, llnglm-xx, Mr-lluullf-ll. mg.-, ui.-nm, um namn.-, iliiiri--i-in., sm:nm..1.im, i-mf1..ev. r-Wy. Home Economics CJLJ Spnmou: Miss Martha Ross, Miss Rosemary Gillette. Offirrrr: President, Margaret Heinrzg Vice Presiclenr, Irma Cole, Secretary, Mary Agnes Smizhg Treasurer, Marjorie Zunis. Member.: Nui in Pirture: Dorothy Baeny, Eve- lyn Becker, Stella Burlrevicz, Dorothy Cale, Mary Capubianco, Marjorie Englen, Ruth Fowler, Helen Kirchgessner, Lena Lcpresre, Lena Purpurn, Ruth Schepp, Mnry Slieezs, Mary Agnes Smith, Geraldine Bailey, Vernie Kepner. Home Economics CSr.j Sponsors: Miss Martha Ross, Miss Daisy Hard- man. Ofirru: President, Velma Wise, Secretary, Elizabeth Pinter: Treasurer, Jessie Cunningham. Members Nur in Pirlure: Juanita Coilield, Gladys Carnahan, Geraldine Davis, Katherine Hendershot, Evelyn Henrichs, Eleannr Judson, Eleanur Neutzling, Mary Frances Young, Helen Reinacher. I,-ikiniwwii-k. sim.-iiir-1-ski. ir.-rims, min-.-im---, sn-1.1.-. i'. N.-shin, imp, is.-ull, 1-im.-i-, Rim-U, cmminmmi-1. uaim-, shin-, rms, lumix, Marist-li. li.-mini, wrnri-. Ilnmliu, mmm. N..,i.in, ia.-,.,.4-1, 1i...iv.m-ii. uint.-. Kuririniue. mt-x. Wil:-s. run.--. mn iam.-..n', s,.n....-, lun-ki-r, lnkdippers Intramural Athletic Sponxnr: Miss Musgrave. Offirerx: President, Edwin Keppelg Vice Presi- Spmmv: G- A. Dowling. dfh! and SCHHBYY, Aufefm FORK- Olfin-rx: Presidenr, Frank Neuharrg Secremry- Membeu: Alberta Fosrer, Edwin Keppel, Fran- Treasurer' vydber Blckmeyu' . Member! Nm' an Plflure: Alfred Barre, Bernard ce: Sydnor, Charles Oliver, Margarer Parker, Hoffman Howell Deihl Louis Karsines Gene EVAYH Bodfmanf Ann-1 Kiffsimasv Rflin-1 Nfs' Mullarkey, james Byrum, Xvilliam Showalrer, birr, june Wiles, Betty Falck, Howard McSwain. in-rg.-r, iii.-im.-yi-r, nnnrm, Num...-1. ml..--A. iimrli.-A. ur, n..n-iimz. su-.-uni, sim... 41 4f,lw,+. ' v' K li.-mmm. Kruse, S--lm-ku, ur-is, sl.-am.-, w.-ng. via..--, llulruvs ll.-in-5-. rnmml, slum., slliisl-lm, R.-al, slum, cw-am. mlm.. s.-al..-sara. I-ark.-r. xxasralige. Km-f, rum---y, .l.-nm.-H, s.-lnmm, I-aus, Ima, l1'mn-mn, mu.-H, im.-mum. sm.-mn-1, 'ruxm-.l, I..-ms, c-lla-lllns. Komians Sponsor: Miss Linsz. Olfrerx: President, William Lewis, Vice Presi- denr, Karhryn Seahrighrg Secretary, Sranley D'OrnZio. Members No! in Pirlnrt: Harry Bartholomew, james Hawley, Robcrr Hughes, Ruxsell jebbia, Mildred Manners, Richard Richey, Herman Rubin, Virginia Wheeler, Dorothy Surtnn, Gladys Doyle, Rurh Walsh, Caroline Algeo, Dorothy Meek. Lat1n1 SOC11 Sponsor: Miss Mary Pauon Hackett. Offrrrx: Consul, Helen Pascoe, Praetor, Edwin Berger, Aedilc, Mary Berlschy, Member: Nol in Picture: Della Mae Brealcie, jane Caldabaugh, Eleanor Foose, james Byrum, Evan Hemnnn, Evererr Higgins, Man- uel Malandralzis. siglvr, 4-mek, 1-rms-, l.n-ln. cn-a.is. Jncnhs. umm.-n, 1:n-sri, non.-, lx.-lm-ny, xvsmn, Kar.-r, sm-lm-. z-mis, ll.-ms, sfummi-ra, umm-r, 1-1.-4-.-.-. lim-umm.--. iran-. H.-umm, Mull...-5, s.-mmm, inn in-4-ml. Imax.-y, lx.-ns--1.5-, ivmiglm. vm-mlm. um-si. inn-lm. lh-nwl'. 42 v l l l l llnrln-, M--im.-I, ur. l'.-11-vmm. lm-.-.r, :im-4--mini, llmruinr. sl-mm., 'l'uHIi-, I-It-mn, Millaml. Semor Mathematlcs Mlcrobe Hunters Spoumr: Gail H. Holliday. Spunrvri A. J. Patterson. Oflircrr: President, George Armsttongg Serre Offrcm President, Eugene Etnestg Vice Presi- tnrY'TreMuref, Andfffl BMIHUIOIIWW- dm- Sam N m i 5'f m'Y' lifmff M 'a'Lf' Member: N01 in Pirlure: Margaret Bfppus, Ed Membcrr: Alfred Barre, Paul Metntel, Moms wud Fmmer John Franz Pm' Jones Babes, Sam Nctteman, Howard Huggins, ' ' ' ' George Spanos, Ruben Tuttle, Eugene Ernest, LMI- Mfcuskwi Edward Pnfkeff james Millard. l 1 w 1 1 ' 1 l l 1 num-Lum, it..un..1..m.-W. s--mmf., rmi.-rar-ks, mt-1-is--. -r-wk--1-, lutm.. 1:1-tk-will. 1'--rt-nazi, N.-mm, li'-rr, ua.. 11.-na-1.-5. mm.-y. we-1--, ll...-ml.-y, ,xmm-.,1.e. 43 - mn.-lr.-. .x.-ml-mn, xwmxw-x.-r, lc.-mr, In-asf-11, F.-wi, nw-pm, ny... vmm-n. In-is.-I-. mul.. .xmnm-. m-hunk.-n, um. ax...-kx.-var-1, cm.-, nxmwr., mm-ingllgnn. nn.-, vumramglmm. K. L-01.-, 'n-mm, una,-pm, w.-i.nn:m, my rn-ml, un-im. Mirners Philomaths Sponsor: Sophia H. Ervin. Sponsor: C, Brown. Offrrrx: President, john Frngaleg Vice President, Offfmf P Sid H ' Bfppusi s'f 'a'Y Richard Smirh- Secrmry Doris Mu. Laney. Irma Cole- Member: Not in Pirturz: Charles Abraham, Q . A I Della M., Brenkie, james Cole, Howell Dirhi, Member.: Nur m Pnrture: Geraldme Barley, Ruth HM,-5, johnson, Udell Marlin, Ray Frabell, Karr, Virginia Kalkreurh, Rurh Fowler. Edward Sparks, Milwn Srephnn, nn-mm..-y, n..m.mg, mxg-mlm, mu.-y. um.-y, sl-nm. xi.-rm., rmmnl.-, ur, lx.-mm, slum., I-mmm.. 44 imin.-i, ,i. llvmu..-ri.. iviiui.s...-. nm.,-iii, ami...-, iimill, All..-ni, rzfiui.-iw. rziizi-.L K.-rf. xv, vmiwu..-11, rm..-il, xxnrgmi. iv.-a,.,, i-ii-.1-.mul-, 1i..1,i.i..s, .n.-iiimi, new mm, Purple Masque xi, i-.m.,,i,.-11. s.-..-...li-. 'ri.m.'. 1-in-..,-mi, sn-:ml-li. Aimimill. Sfmnsor: Miss Elisaberh Linsz. SPWUIYVI Ffilnk T- Dm'1l5f0n4g O :P 'cl ,R do d:V' P 'A Officers: President, james Seaman, Vice Prvsi- Yailliniin Secrilnryvfgjasgrsi, dent, Rolx-rt Tuttle: Secretary-Treasurer, Mar- Jumps Millard. rha Faster. Mrmbcrx Na! in Piclnrc: Jacqueline Front, Dorothy vnn Berg, Dnlwn Gooclenough, M.ir- joric Bowman. Members: Wilbur Adkins, Ruben Arnold, jack Bern, John Delbert, Billy Edwards, Billy Ew' ing, ,lohn Gi-er, Harold Hughes, Milmn Monr- gomnry. James Hnrrlield, Hawurcl Huggins, Ruberr Roxby, Carl Trouren, Francis Oxley, Guy XVnddell. i-ziimg. li.-1-U, ia.-.-I-. u..r1.,. li-mai... im...-4, 'im-iii.-l-. Millnril, llunlull. Wlulnlvll, Hr. Kay, Mr, Ilvnnisull, .Xl'lmlll, llumgrmlwrj, l-lrlnalnls. 45 s 7 f S 'l i n1?:'l,W Tum.-, nm-,-1.-, x-.-an-pm, .r..im,im, i-zmumls, izmi-si. im,-.1, mm, n.-rg.-r, ii.-11.-ir, cm...n.gi.i.m. ir.-g.-vs, xiglii--nail.-, Pimp, mi.-3-. Record Business Staff Sponsor: Miss Hilda I, Davies. Staff: George Perroplus, Business Manager: Eu- gene Ernesz, Adverrising Mgng Reber: Tuule, Circulation Mgr.g George Johnson, Subscrip- tion Mgrq Lewis Nirghlengale, Exchange Mgr.g Garfield Edwards, Treasurer and Bookkeeper. Aninmxu: john Marple, Philip Bandi, Sranley D'Orazio, Wilbiir Munnell, Sam Mason, Ed- ward Cooey, Lawrence Mellon, john Fueg, Ralph McDonough, Will Rogers, James Byrum, Charles Bailey, William Buss, Edwin Berger. Record Editorial Staff Sponsor: Miss Hilda I. Davies. Staff: Lee Wilkinson, Managing Edimrg Eva Narmson, Elizabeth Sreinfeld, Assisranr Edi- wrsg Esrher Dancnberg. Angela Grossi, News Edirorsg James Millard, Maurice Landers, Spar: Edirorsg Assisranrs: Helen Biclsersun, Mary HannahsNesbitr, William Buss, Domrl-ry Me- Cready, Mary Doyle, Lillian Ball, Edwin Ber- ger, Morris Hervey. Russ, 1I1'L'u-iuly, Ilzllxvhlit-nf, Sluillfvlll. Nullvrwii, Ili-rgzvr, llillnvil. liizur, Wilkinnnn. lhxll, Duylv, Nvslliil, Iiiulwrsml, Miss lhlvivi. 11. . iv , ww ' 'fi?lii,r?4iJ, D Klvss, K.-p -r-1. .xnnrm-1. - I is umm-. lnmz.-r, iff-4-iismy, in-rf, rw-mrn, :mm-, in-9.-r, 1,4-wi semi.-1, im.,--ii, mrs 110114.11-,-, v.-umm, immi.-, sn...-am, Research Workers Secretarial Sponxor: Miss Gail H. Holliday. Spnnmr: Miss Jennneue Pryor. Offcrrs: President, Frank Cerimig Secretary- Officers: President, George Wnrneldg Vice Presi- Treasurer, Leah Mcfluskey, denr, Dolurcs Merge, Memfurx Nat in Pirlure: Howell Diehl, Hnward Membrrx Not in Pirlurr: Ruth Abercrombie, Fogle, Alberra Foster. John Franz, Paul jones, Pearl Garber, Gladys Hamlin, Mary Alice Mc- Elizabezh Keller, Doris Laney, Doris Marple, Gownn, Knrlrryn Pegler, Evelyn Schenerlzin, ala? Virginia Mellon, Vi'ilIiam Reese, Sam Selma Simon, Elizaberh Smixh. av ores. 1'l.0m1.m-:. mum-1.1, Nr-ulmrl. sf.-mr.-i.i. inm.-H, lim-1-nr, Mm l-1-yur. 1:1-W, ir.-rw. cum, I.,-el.-, Zvrh-k. lun-x. rim-,whm-1-, In-my. 47 vnm, Wurninski, xi...-4-nil..--. mrim..-rn. n'imn.S. irim.-n. v.-I-uni. xml.-r. ii.-rn-y, limi-H.-, mum.-.-, mul.-limi, umm..-r, irilliamwn. iron..-1-mmiii, xii-umm.-1, N.,-r, llnvis, imyl.-5, ii.-um., 1'.1flwn. 11.-imni-.g--1-, umm-r. I-ap.-f. .x-:min--ii. Tumblers Sponsor: Miss Sreinbicker, Offcerr: Presiclenr, Frances Reedg Secretary- Treasurer, Florence Davis. Members Nut in Pictmc: Nellie Schuler, Clara Swerlces, Florencr: Miller, Blanche Fonner, Frances Reed, Nellie Radcliffe, Rose Cerulli, Charlotte Morris, Lorcrra McDonough, Dru- cilla Powell, Mary Ward, Anna Durmli. Watch Tower Club spmm: C. C. Kraus. Olfirrrx: President, Paul McCuslcey: Secrezary- Treasurzr, Helen Heisey. Members Not in Picture: Richard Gardner, Charles Seidel, George Cunningham, Grover Humes, sr-ning..-r. vi-img, n.-ui.- sr-rim-I--nn, nf'nz.- si-ni.-1--:rn-, Louis, uns.-r, si-immhni. li.-ir.-if, mi in-i-g. snym-., Nilsen, ii.-irmin-. um.-r. rum.,-ir.-im, nr-r-nerr-y. im.-milfs. 'l'ni.,imis. Mriuiiv,-, Mr. Rmns, ic.:--mmn, T,-em. U, K1 iff H 5? N JUNIOR CLASS GIRLS I JUNIOR CLASS BOYS 1 I .A i A SOPI-IOMORE CLASS GIRLS 49 'N '1 M : -'fm Qi lj? ffm. :fl in A SOPHOMORE CLASS BOYS FRES!-IMAN CLASS GIRLS FRESHMAN CLASS BOYS 50 fltlzleizks Ellie illrrnrh City Championship Ohio Valley A. A. Championship ffiel Ranking in State: Fourth Group lTwo Defeatsl LETTERMEN: HERBERT STEWART, Capt. JACK LABAY Capt.-Elec! HUIIERT RINEHART PAUL McCusxEv HENRY GOLDDERG EDWIN BERGER HAROLD GRUBB SAM MAsoN CHARLES CARROLL FOOTBALL STAFF: Head Coaflr . . , Axriftant Cuarh . Lightweight Coach . Student Manager Axsistanr Manager . Football 1930 RECORDS: WILLIAM LEWIS TI-IoMAs CARNAHAN HARRY BELL EDWARD BEIHL DAN SNYDER BERNARD POLISKEY JOHN Mzxos SAM NDRTEMAN Manager . . JOHN W. SMITH . . C. C. KRAUS . C. C. PI-III1Ps . SAM NQRTEMAN - H. STEWART, one of the greatest arhletzs of . FRED MELLOTT Arsixlaut Manager MELVIN HUFFNIAN W, H, S, THE SEASON: Wheeling ,,,,..., , .....,., .,,,., l 4 Follanshec . , 0 Wheeling ,,,,,,., ,...,,, 3 l Warwood .v,,,.. ...... 6 Wheeling ,....,... - ,.,,. 7 Morgantown ..... ,.,,,, 0 Wheeling ,....,,. .,,,,, 6 Union ,,,,,,, W, 0 Wheeling .,....,. .,I,,,, 0 Huntington .,.. .. 14 Wheeling ,,,,,,,, .,,,,, 0 Charleston ...Y ,. 13 Wheeling .,,..,,. ,,.,.,, 3 l Linsly .,.....,,,,,, ..,,.. 0 Wheeling ,,,..,,. ,...... 1 3 Parkersburg ...,... ...,., 6 Wheeling ,,....., ,WW I..,,,, ,..,,,, 7 Triaclelphia W, 0 Wheeling ,,,,,,,, 4 ..,,,,,,.. ,.,.,.. 0 Bellaire ..,,,..., ...,,, 0 Wheeling ,..,... .,,.,,, 6 Martins Ferry ,,,,,,, ...W 13 51 Uhr Qirrurh JOHN SMITH El.lzAnrs'rH Srsinmcxsn Fwfb-'ll Girls' Inrrnmurals BQ?-lieflrll Girls' Physical Training HIC 'YL r fix F 9 1,54 'ii is if I - in A Q' l '-49 1 il' G. A. DQWLING Arlilenic Director Athletics Department C. C, Pumps Football Track C. C. Knus Fooxlmll Duizorl-lx' J. HoLnsN Basketball Girls' Intramurals Track Swimming 52 Ellie ilirrnrh Football THE opening of the 1930 football season found Wheeling supporters anxious to see what kind of a football team Coach Smith would turn out in his first season as head coach. He was faced with the task of molding a team from a squad of inexperienced men. The first game did not entirely satisfy the fans, but the second game, a 31-6 walkaway, was enough to satisfy even the most skeptical. Wheeling walked through the hrs: four games without much trouble, but tested the bitter dregs of defeat in the next two games, both games being lost to downstate teams. The Gold gridders made a strong comeback in the Linsly game, and this 31-0 victory was the highlight of the entire season. The 13-6 triumph over Parkersburg was the most exciting game of the entire season, victory being achieved in the last few minutes of play. The annual Turkey Day game with Bellaire resulted in a 0-0 tie, which left both elevens tied for the valley title. This was followed with a post-season game with Martins Ferry for the benefit of charity in both towns, and Wheeling went clown before the rush of the Ohioans, 13-6. 53 is w g SM 'he 1Kernrh Ohio Valley A. A. Co-Champions Capt. Herbert Stewart led the Gold and Blue through a good season, and also achieved for himself the enviable honor of earning a position on both the All-Valley and All-State teams. Hubert Rinehart played a guard position alongside Capt. Stewart, and the two formed an almost impenetrable center wall. Rinehart also made the All-Valley team. Thomas Carnahan, popularly knovfn as Red , was the other guard who made the center of the Wheeling forward wall like a stone abutment. Harald Grubb was developed from second string material to one of the best tackles Wheeling High has ever had. Grubb was especially proicient in getting down the field to cover the Wheeling punts. Dan Snyder was a powerful figure on the line despite his weight of 148 pounds. Snyder has another year to serve Wheelmg High. William Lewis saw enough service to help Wheeling to victory in several games. Sam Mason was a regular figure in the starting lineup, and his all-around play made him a valuable player. It was his pass-receiving that won the game at Morgantown. Edwin Berger did not begin ro get steady work until about the middle of the season. His good work in the Huntington game impressed Coach Smith and he was in the rest of the contests. Harry Bell was another terminal who was an all-around player, and helped the Gold on the road to success. Bernard Polirkey was the fourth end to earn a letter, and since he is to be back for another year is expected to be good material. john Mekos was ranked by a Charleston sports writer as the best quarter i.n the Big Four, and also as the best passer in the state. He ran the team like a college veteran and was the brains of the backfield. Henry Goldberg, last of a long line of famous brothers, was noted for his speed in running in a broken iield. Paul McCu.rkey was another speed merchant. He played his best game against Parkersburg, the school he attended before coming to Wheeling High. Q Charles Carroll played his second year as halfback, but after the middle of the season was held out because of injuries. Captain-Elect LaBay was the big man in the backfield who could always be depended upon for two or three yards, and is expected to be a great leader next year. Edward Beilvl did not see much service but is expected to be outstanding next year. 54 1950 g l gg gi Ellie 1Krrm'h Season's Highlights FOLLANSBEE: Wheeling's first game, a 14-0 victory over the Blue and White of Follansbee, gave Wheelingites their first view of the 1930 eleven. The game's feature was the great showing of Jaclt LaBay at his new position of fullback. MORGANTOWN: Coach Smith's charges journeyed to the University City to meet the strong Clydemen. Morgantown had run up big scores over two strong teams already, and the Gold wasn't given much of a chance to beat the Morgantown eleven. Morgantown had not reckoned on Wheeling's hne passing, and Meltos' pass to Mason in the second quarter won the game 7-0. HUNTINGTON: Hul Slutz's Pony Express was expected to give the Gold and Blue a stir? fight, but pulled a surprise and ran the Wheeling ends ragged to win the game by a 14-0 margin. LINSLY: The annual battle between Linsly Institute and Wheeling High was expected to be another stiff fight, but Linsly got the surprise of its life. On the first play, Henry Goldberg cut through tackle for 55 yards and a touchdown. After this first play, the game was a cake- wallc for Wheeling and the Soldiers came out on the short end of a 31-0 score. PARKERSBURG: The 'iBig Reds of Parkersburg came to Wheeling with about 1,800 rooters and their 72-piece band, determined to hear Wheeling. After a big parade in the morning, the crowd journeyed to the stadium, and saw the two elevens battle. Wheeling drew first blood, and was leading 6-0 at the half. Parkersburg came baclcin the third quarter and with about three minutes to play, had a 7-6 margin. Once again Henry Goldberg pulled the game out of the fire by intercepting a pass and scoring the touchdown that won the game 13-6. MARTINS FERRY: After Wheeling had finished its regular schedule, civic organizations of both towns arranged for a game between Martins Ferry H.igh and Wheeling High for the beneht of charity in Wheeling and Martins Ferry. The Gold arid Blue forward wall could not withstand thc rushes of the Ferry star, Dorsey, and was crushed 13-6. The Gold's big threat, LaBay, was almost stopped in his tracks. 56 I he liernrh n'nma.,, unm,.ni I.:-in.,-, ii'i1a,.., learn-mfr, xi-ri.-num, wr.-rr mir-ti Ymilh, xl.-lr.-e, 'I'u1:mI1, mimi Kraus, xnnmevr- mn.- Basketball 1930-1931 With a veteran team back, the same team that won the sectional tourney last year, Wheeling High looked forward to a good basketball season, The team lived up to all ex- pectations and won the annual sectional tournament for the hfth consecutive season. The annual warm-up game with the Alumni, resulted in defeat for the regulars, but from there on, the Gold cagers went through one of the best seasons ever experiencd in the high school. The highlights of the schedule were two triumphs over Linsly, a clean sweep of the two games on the downstate trip, and the climax, the sectional championship. Both games played with the Linsly Cadets were won by a five-point margin. The score of the first was 34-29 and the second was even larger, 48-43. The game with Warwood following the second Linsly game closed the regular season for Wheeling with a record of 15 con- secutive victories. Four more triumphs in the sectional tourney ran the string to 19. For the second con- secutive year, Sam Norteman and Hubert Rinehart were chosen for the All-Tournament team. At the state tournament, Wheeling coasted through its first game, against Montgomery, to win by a 23-15 margin. ln their second game, Wheeling met Huntington, who defeated the Gold 27-16. Huntington went on to win the state basketball championship for 1931, and tool: two honors for the 1930-1931 season, having won the state football championship. 57 Ellie Eerurh Basketball 1930-1931 RECORDS: City Championship Ohio Valley A. A. Championship Sectional Championship BASKETBALL STAFF: Coarh .... W- ...,,. ....-,,-- .,..... .. Q ,,,,.............. ,John W. Smith Assistant Coach .... -..- - ......,,,...... - ..... -. ............... C, C. Kraus Fm-lyynnn Cant-h.,.-,,,Y., nw..- ,.,.......,...,..,..... ...-.- ..,....,,,......... Herbert Stewart Tournament Captain .....,,. e .... M-.. ......., aa--- .......... -. 1..,., A ....,.,... Hubert Rinehart Mqnnger,,,1, 1,...,,,,1,,,,,., W, ..., -W ..,....,,.... Alftecl Barre Assistant Manager .,..,, A LETTERIVIEN: THE Capt. Hubert Rinehart Herbert Stewart Sam Norteman Morgan Wilson -John Melcos SEASON: Wheeling ,,,,...,.... ....., Wheeling ,,..,,...... ....., Wheeling ,....,...... ...... Wheelingw.- .....1..........,..,..... .... - WheelingA.- ....,,, 4 ...,. - ,....... - ..,.... Wheelingv.-- .... ... ..,....... -.... Wheeling .....,,,.... ...- Wheeling .....,,..., ea.. Wheeling ,....,...... -..W Wheelingml .,....,. Wheeling,,- ,,,.., .,.,,...,. Wheeling .... - ...... . ...- Wheeling - ,...,..,................. ...... Wheeling ,........... .Y ............ ...... Wheeling, .,........ ..... . Wheeling - .,....... ,WW Wheelmg ............ ...... Wheeling ............ ...... Wheeling ........,.. .... a Wheeling - .......... ...... Wheeling..- .,1.,.. E, Wheeling ,,...,...,,. ...... ........Carl Beiswinger Robert Wilson Pressley Ketzel Robert Wren Dom Campiti Mgt. Alfred Barre Alumni .,...,., .. ..,...... ,A ......, ....- 29 Wellsburg ....,... ..-..- 23 Bellaire ....,,,..... .-.. i2 Linsly .......... M .,.. - .... -a ......,. ..,....... 2 9 Triadelphia ..- ,.........,.. .. ............... .. 14 Huntington .....-... .......... .... 18 Union ...............,......... - ...... We ..r.. l .... Z2 Follansbee ...... -... ........... .. ......... .... 10 Parkersburg ..e.,,.. , ..-.. 30 Warwuod .. ....,.,....... ...... 9 Morgantown ,.............., ..,... 2 6 Fairmont E., ,,.. ...E .....,, H ...... 32 Bellaire ....1,.,..,. ,.,.., - ...-. Bl Triadelphia ....., ................ ...... 1 9 Linsly ....,.... - ..., - e.,, - ...E .......... ........ . . 43 Warwood ....,. --.- ...,,.,.. , ....,...,,,,,, H. 8 Follansbee ..-...-..., ee,.... W.. 24 Wellsburg ..1.,,.. ...-, 16 Bethany ..,,,... N-- 21 Union ..- .....,.. - mme mv, 29 Montgomery ........ .qw ,,.,,,,.. --, 15 Huntington ,...., .,,,., 2 7 .. 1- 1 f,.. , ir.-ay.-lr, ixrrryfm, rua.-I-. xi.-um, ina-, Navi-aaa, ua.--la.-I-, izaxag. Senior B. B. Team Munbrr: of Srniur Team: Margarrr McGill, Helen Man Irby, Martha Foster, Virginia Ew- ing, Thelma Burgrss. Naida Brasch, Berry Gardner, Mildred Nirhaus, Junior B. B. Team Mrmbcrs of Junior: Dorothy Holderman, Lil lian Kessler, Thelma Stubbs, Eleanor Elxler Mary Dailer, Opal Hamlin, Alice Conrad Mary Hawley, vagina Albury, Doris Marple Clara Swerlces. 1r.ah.-1-rmarrl. sr.-1.1-5, lens.-. i1.,i.i.-mar, Kiwi-L'-s, mil.-1-. uaryn.-, 14.-sa.-r-, ix.-wi.-,V ' mia in wr ' num l'.lllvl'. 0. lI:ll M . --in n- if . y y I lie iliernrh Girls' Intramurals THE intramural system of girls' basketball which replaced, this past year, the varsity squad of former years has proved a great success, and will, according to Glenn A. Dowling, physical education director, and Miss Elizabeth Steinbiclcer, girls' coach and director, be adopted as the plan for girls' basketball for the ensuing years. The main reason for this is that more interest has been developed among the girls, since 175 have been given the opportunity to compete, while in former years only 20 girls composed the varsity squad. An intensive program was planned by the G. A. C. under the sponsorship of Miss Stein- biclcer. Every effort was made to plan the teams for each class so as not to make it a one- sided affair. The home room system, whereby reams were composed of all the girls in the chapel section who were interested in basketball, proved the most satisfactory. Out of the Senior sections two teams cntercdg juniors, two, and Sophomores, four. A Freshman league was also organized in order to give the Freshmen experience in com- petitive baslretball. There were seven teams in this league. A Senior team, composed of Gladys Hamlin fCapt.j, Margaret McGill, Helen Mae Irby, Louise Kertz, Betty Gardner and Frances Kopp was the only undefeated group in the upper class league. Helen Bippus fCapt.l, Bertha Armbrust, Ann Wenzel, Edna Shelden, Rhea Brasch, Ethel Mae Crock, Amelia Wurnbacker and Dorothy Barber formed the un- defeated team in the Freshman league. This intramural tournament was cliniaxed by a class tournament with the Seniors again victorious. The Seniors carried the lead in class standing with a clean slateg the Sophomores were next, their only foe being the Seniors, the Juniors, having lost to both Sophomores and Seniors, came third. The '34 and 135 teams placed respectively. The scores for the inter-class games were: 1932 vs. 1935 ....,....,.,, .,.....,.,,.... .,.,, .... . 1 3 -9 1934 vs, 1935 ,,,,,,,,,, K r,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 1-17 1933 vs. 1934 ...,...,.. ..,..,. 3 0-6 1932 vs. 1934 ,,,,,,v,,, r,,,,,,, 4 9-10 1931 vs. 1934 ,,,......, ., ,,,,,, 36-8 1931 vs, 1935 ,,,,,rrr,r ,.,,,,, 4 8.8 1933 vs. 1932 .......... ........ Z 4-18 1931 vs. 1932 .....,..,, ,..,..., 2 8-13 1931 vs. 1933 ,... .... . ..., 3 4-15 1933 vs. 1935 ,,., ,.,,, ,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,r,,,,, 2 9 .6 -MARY Howuav, '3Z. 60 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM l,:.,.,., mm...-1-. sm.-y, rl-xi.-a, Rw-I, :M-mmm lhulwll 1L'nq14'hl. Ymlnlv llauun-r. llm-l'x'x-5' l-xl'jn', rinlu-n--xl:-m, Ilichl, llmmvn FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAMS I-1,nm.,, sn.-1.1.-11. xmlmk, xvumrmnwr, Tr-ru-.-n, lamhf-1-mm.-1, Pininn, xn-mm. numb, .x.-ml..-1.-1, 1-1.-il--mum, xn-nz--1. xx'i11mmS.-N. XlvK'ullum. xv..-, u.-,mu In-1.5.-h, lmrim-11, lea,-pm, 11.-.-mm, lu-.-wr..-, xc.-.-rig, vow.-ll xmanl mmm-I-1, sf-nnmuy, nfl.-1.-11.-f, mln-1.-ku, H, xml.-r. 61 'lie ilivrurh i- '-.f -1- . ,oi-,f ' Ill Y ' 4' TRACK 1931 nr.-I..-it mu--, U...-nn., cn tx ima,-N, r-.mf-I., Track 1930 THE 1930 track team, caprained by john Homberg, was not the state champion, but made a good showing in all its meets. Coach Phipps had a few iettcrmen only to form the nucleus of his team. In the first meet, the Gold and Blue rraclcsters were nor very successful, having to be content with third place. From there on, the Wheeling team enjoyed fair success, but the crowning success came in the annual sectional meet. Wheeling walked off with this, having a 17 point margin over the nearest team, Triadelphia. In the state meer held at Morgantown, Oak Hill took Ht-st place, but Wheeling had one man tie for the Hrst in the high jump, and one man take fourth in the 440-yard dash. Stumpp tied for first in the high jump, and Sayles took fourth place in the 440. In the Pittsburgh invitation meet, held in the Pitt stadium, Wheeling placed :wo men, both in the high hurdles. Berger took third place, and was followed to the tape by Henry Goldberg, who took fourth place. In the annual Wheelmg Intelligencer invitation meet, Parkersburg High School came up from Wood County, and gathered enough points to take the trophy hack home. Wheeling had such stiff opposition that the best that it could do was to capture fifth place. Among the lettermen left for the 1931 season are: Tuttle, McCuskey, Suchy, Martin, Vlahos, Sttauch, LaBay. 62 Q Fenzzfzzrey lf lin lilly. llfi'fl'fl lillwnhli, l'ullx'l'. llvL'l1'mly. Frnlll, Kimr. R. l'lmv1w, .lnllnNJll, xwmnr-1, mn-it-, Nha: my-1, nun.-,-, isrllmvry, Student Council Cabinet Sponsor: Miss Beulah Boyd. Offers: Garfield Edwards, Presiding Ollicerg Laurn Porter, Secretnry. Memberx: Garneld Edwnrds, George johnson, Claudine Kizer, Jacqueline Fmnr, Harry Dunn- way, Rurh Pascoe, Edwin Wendel, Laura Porter, Student Council Sponsor: Miss Beulah Boyd, Offcers: Garfield Edwards, Presidenr, Edward Cooey, Vice President, Margaret McGill, Sec- remryg Reber: Strnuch, Marshal. Members Not in Pirlure: Williaxn Dixon, Eua gene Ernest, Katherine Morgan, james Millard, Elizabeth Truhe, Kenneth Bertschy, Wilhiir Munnell, Mary Parker, Selma Simon, john Geer, Russell Sleime, Eleanor Trash, John Bishop. Claude Holliday, Kenneth Marsh, jese sie Cunningham, Opal Hamlin, Willard Bock, ,launira Caulfield, jean Padden, Ray Smith. ic.-el..-I-mums. L. lz..l1a-rrn-mil, 1'..r1-.-n, xmhml-1.. Kr-l.,..fz, su-im.-. r:.1wm-us, ncuin, Sn-pmnn, sr-mmm, llihlum-, mlmgn.-r, snpl.-r. mm-I.. 4-m1.rr, mu-1-a-ly. :inf-1i.m-wi-. mln, iran-nmx.-men, swung, lblvlwl, Lx-...-,-, sn-mn-1.1. Hoyle. n'l1knm.n., Ing.-m.m-arm, im--11.-y, mlkr.-ml., in-Q, 1'yrk.., Nr-slvitl, in-gi-I-S, lxmlkiv, 110.111-E, num.-.-, Niglrwngiilir, 1,1-pn-mme, ialmli-ummm., in.-nwr, lnum.-S. Ellie llrrurh Senior Class Play l'Merely Mary Ann, a romantic comedy, by Israel Zangwill, was presented by the Senior class of 1931 on April 30 and May 1. Under the careful directorship of Miss Elisabeth Linsz, head of the Dramarics department, Merely Mary Ann was successfully staged. Helen Bieberson portrayed, beautifully, the role of Mary Ann, a naive servant girl, while Jarrles Seaman played the part of Lancelot, the leading male role, superbly. Eva Nat- terson and George Johnson had prominent character parts, which added much humor to the presentation. The cast of Merely Mary Ann included Kay Morgan, as Mrs. Leadbatterg Kenneth Cunningham, as Herr Brahmsong Carl Kerr, Reverend Samuel Smedgeg Robert Moore, O'Gor- mang Chester Curbing jim Blaydesg Nancy Dunlap and Mary Hannah Nesbitt, the Sisters Trippetg Anna Louise Wilkinson and Jacqueline Front, Lady Chelmet and Caroline, Codntess of Foxwellg Mildred Stobbs, the Honorable Mrs. Fritzgeorge, Frances Kopp, Lady Glynn, Margaret McGill, Lady Gladys Valentine: Kathryn Seabright, Bowena Fritzgeorgeg Leslie Teater, Lord Valentineg butler, jack Knowles. The stage crew, which showed endless energy in looking after the property and super- vising the changing of scenes, consisted of Samuel Dobbins, manager, assisted by Jayne Noyes, Loyal Simms, Jacqueline Front and Robert Arnold. Malte-up was in charge of Jacqueline Front and Loyal Simms. Costume managers were Nancy Dunlap and Anne Henthorne. Property managers were Jayne Noyes, chairmang Carl Kerr, Margaret McGill and Martha Foster. George Petroplus chose a business committee, which consisted of: Garfield Edwards, chairmang Eugene Ernest, Elizabeth Trube, Robert Moore and john Marple. The publicity committee with Esther Danenberg, chairman, assisted by Richard Gonzales, Kay Morgan, Angela Grossi, and Charles Carroll, worked hard to advertise the play. 65 Elie Qirrnrh FINAL SCENE IN NO ROOM AT THE INN Bt-miliful .mt--.wi pi.-y gm.. by nw .i.-,....-nm.. -mu.-r mst 1,im'.t .in.wu.i.. Dramatics Department The Speech Arts department, under the direction of Miss Elisabeth Linsz, presented many interesting chapel programs throughout the year, the outstanding ones being an Armis- tice day program, which revealed the heroes and heroines from the beginning of time, and the Christmas play No Room At the Inn, the story of a lowly Bethlehem home of two thousand years ago. No Room Ar the Inn had for its plot the story of a young jewish girl who found it difliculr to make a lamp, but its light finally led her to the manger of the Christ Child. Leading roles were portrayed hy Margaret McGill, Katherine Morgan, Robert Tuttle, and Roy Reuther, all of whom are members of the Senior class. Other Seniors participating were Edith Henrhorn, Anna Louise Wilkinson, Kathryn Seabright, Sara Brandfass, Virginia Ewing, Anne Henthorn, Marjorie Bowman, Thelma Burgess, Nancy Dunlap, James Seaman, and Loyal Simms. 66 Elie Qlrrurh MEMBERS OF 1931 BAND r, mio-f r:.iw..r.us, .ln-t-1-t--rg iz-rg--vw nm.-sn, nlrum mn.-r. The Music Department The band is an outstanding organization, sponsored by the Music department. For the first time, it was dnrered in the state contest for high school bands, held at Charleston. F. Oliver Edwards was chairman of contest arrangements. One of the important events of the year in which members of the band, glee clubs and orchestra participated, was the annual minsrrel show, with Robert Tuttle as intcrlocutor. Many concerts were given by the band during the year, the proceeds of which helped defray the expenses of the trip to Charleston. Generous Boosters-most of whom are former Wheeling High School students- donated new uniforms to the band this year, and the natty blue suits, trimmed in gold, malce the organization the finest loolting in the valley. Eugene Emest was the year-'s drum major. 67 Ellyn lirrnrh NAME Hayseecl- Bartholomew ...........,. Hazel Bilabee ................ .,.- -.To be a coloratura Soprano. Bicky Bickmeyer ....., - .... AMBITIOUS SENIORS CHIEF 1uvmmoN .......-To be a radio announcer. - A..,. -To teach Latin. Chick Ernest-,- ...,. ..,- ....,..,,.......................... ...To meet Strauch in Calcutta. Adee Gardner .v...... ..Y... - W ,...., -,-.-- ,....., ---To swim the Atlantic. Jackie Frcntm- ...,, ----.----.. ,......... To be a Doctor of Pathology. Don Gonzales .....,., - ,,,., - ....... -. .......,,. T o be a U. S. Counsellor. Jimmie Howley ..................., - ..... -.,- .... --To be a Big League ball player. Elmer Katsines ,..... Bebe Bieberson ....,,... Maggie Frohme- ..,,,. - ..... -.----. -.---Tn be President. .....- .,... ...,...... T o found a home for lost dogs. ..,,.--To take dictation from Napoleon. Brick Mason..- .... . .,....... ....... .,....,...... T o be Emperor of Rome. Will: Munnell ......,...... - ,.... - ....... ................. T o be advertising manager for Mussolini. Kid Moore.- .......... ...-. ,... -.. .,,..... ,--.W .... -.To be a naval oflicer. Gus Petroplus ........ Ronnie Stark.. ..,.. . - ....... - -.--.-.To dine with Clarence Darrow. -.- ,... To break the world's 100 yd. free style heat. MUSICAL SENIORS NAME nvniurs som: Johnny Barbour ....,... ....,.... P eanut Vendor Bowser Bauman ........ - ...,.. -. .,... .Limehoure Blues Minnie Noyes .............. ......,.. M y Bonnie Lie: Over the Ocean Danie Danenlocrg ........ - ..,,.. -.- .,.- ,... After the Ball Ir Over Stratch Strauch ...... - .,...,..,,.,,...,.. ..... ,. ,,,,, B amey Google Willie Toland-..-.. - ....... ----..... Hulse Rinehart- ...,,.,. ---Ninely-nine Bottles Hanging on lhe Wall -....- .... .. ....... ..-.- - -Sweet Adeline Stobbsie Stolwbs .......-...... -..-.-.-.-.- ..., ...-.-.,--I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles Hane Whaley. .r.,, .. ..---.-.--- ....,.,.,.- .,...You've Ga! Me Picking Pefalg Off of Daisies PLAYF UL SENIORS NAME Honsv Bill Emmert ,,..,........,...,-,.., -- ,,,....,,..- ,-..-..Making whoopee. Kenny Cunningham. ......... -- ............,.,.... ...... - Monkey business. Judy Wilkitiscn ,-,.....-.. ---------,. ,--,,.,.,.,,,.. --Making faces. Marg Wilson ,...... -..-.------ .-,-...,., .....,,.. W ine, women, and song Little Eva Natterson ....,,.. - ---,------- ..... - -Roller skating and sled riding. ALSO SENIORS NAME FAVORITE nowsn Tulnhy Baer, ......,-,-----,---.,,--,,, ---W ..,,,., ,-,..--Pillsbury Mag McGill ......-.-. ----M ....---- --.--.Dandelion Kayo Mullen- ......... -.--.--.-.- ..--. -. ..-- ......-, O rehid Les Teater.-...-.-.---..---.---- ...--.- -..-.-Bachelor button Nezzy Nesbitt ...... .....-.-.-- ........ --...Poison ivy Larry Carter .....,,..,,.........- -.--.- -,..... -..,- .,.......,.. Margaret McGill Bouchie Ewing -.......-, .-..-.-..-.-.- ..,. -..-...---Cauliflower 68 Elie Qlernrh CLASS OF 1931 VS. STUDENT BODY OF WHEELING HIGH SCHOOL BY VIRTUE of ,..........,... .NECESSITY ,.............,. in the above entitled cause, I have levied upon and will on the ,...,,. DTWENTY-EIGHTH ,....,..., day of ...,...,,. MAY, I93l,,.,-..... between the hours of I0 o'cloclc a. m. and 4 o'cloclc p. m., at ,.YYY,, DETENTION HAI..L..-,-. in Wheeling high school, City of Wheeling, County of Ohio, and State of West Virginia, proceed to sell to the highest and best bidder, the following described persohal property, to-wir: ONE PAIR OF BUCKEYED SHOES QTWO RIGHTSJ ONE SET OF POWERFUL MUSCLES RAVEN LOCKS QAND AIASO THE KEYJ TECHNIQUE OF PLAYING FOOTBALL A FAMOUS NAME ITHAT MAY GO DOWN IN HISTORYj BOOK ON UAESTHETIC DANCING A CRUSI'I FAIR SKIN plus HIGH TEMPERATURE plus CAPTIVATING WAY WITH WOMEN. GIGGLES REMNANTS OF SENIOR CLASS A CAESAR PONY QTHE KIND YOU DON'T RIDEQ TERMS OF AUCTION: CASH ROBERT STRAUCI-I, Sergeant-at-Arms Auctioneer of the Class of 1931. 69 C5112 Qivrnrh AMONG THE ELITE AT THE AUCTION 1, A n in-in qivuis-31 2, :mimi furwnsrg s, ni- ns.. mn, mf .mm-im-m 4, niwiiunui: 5. r-ln,-mm ul me auction: u, mcmy L-im-at 7. sw.. 1.-in-ing: ia, plenty ul gn, Class of 1931's Last Auction Sale fClasses WILL Auctionj fAs reported by The Rerordj Auctioneer George Petroplus Step right up ladies and gentlemen 1 the others are welcome, tooj and witness the class of 1931's auction. This is your only chance to buy at a bargain articles that can never be used and without which youlll live just as happily. If you will glance over the menus, which we forgot to give as you came in, but which we will sell as you go out, you will learn that our first offer will he a pair of heautiful buck- eyed shoes ftwo rightsj, which have been the prized possession of Dan Grubb. What am I offered? Who is that man courageously swinging his umbrella in the air? Ah, Mr. Brown just the thing you need in which to paddle to Warwood. There goes one satisfied customer! Bon voyage, Mr. Brown! Hello child, where's your mother? Oh, you want long hair, do you! Well, here, let this cdntent you! Dororhy White's raven locks land the keys, sold to Dorothy McCready. Look at the happy expression on the little one's face as she passes out! Herb Stewart offers his powerful muscles, F. O. B. What did you say? I can't under- stand you. No, I don't speak French, but I suppose you wish to take advantage of this remarkable offer. 70 Elie iirrnrh Q., y y, -.Q .gg-Q - ,fav '. -I P 1 in gg' ,351- 1 -vying Stes 4 A , 319 P l t. - .,, f. , ...kia 5 0 . e-'fi?tsa'l1- p 72 i if 'ff acl' ' X . I .i L , V ' ' f 'l V I A I , l P ' V 2 I ' i . - 1-.s,iZi-.M s . - , ' MOB SCENE AT THE AUCTION 1, Smith and rmnpanuyp unsung Ihr- :inn-nipluyed: xl. num headers: 4. th-Iuzlitful garlic-riiug-5 5, :lr-sp.-rmlosg G, puny of sax. Mn Wilkinson is a lucky man to acquire this great power. Reservoir, Lee! Use your power to its fullest extent on the cubs. In this audience I see only two people who may bid for this next eiier. It is john Hamer's technique for playing foothall. Mr. Smith and Mr. Kraus, what do you bid? Nothing! Ladies and gentlemen land others, I ask you, is it polite to walk out on the auetioneer as they did? But I have an offer! Thank you, Mr. Berger, I'll do something for you some time. 'What's in a name?' Was it Shakespeare or Aesop who said that? But what differ- ence does it make! The principle of the saying is that there is something in a nameg that is why after days of urging I have finally convinced Socrates to put his name up at auction. What am I bid for this name? Think of its historical value! Think of the night Napoleon rode his old gray mare through life and death to warn the farmers the British were coming! William Bowman, you may have it for 98 cents. Thank you, come again! Naughty, naughty ladies! Don't push, this is a respectable joint. I suppose you want Miss Elisabeth Truhe's book on Aesthetic Dancing. Read this hook and you'll never stumble on life's hard path. Sold to Miss Mary Doyle and Miss jane Frum in partnership, C, O. D. A 'crush'! A real 'crush'! Who longs for that romantic feeling? Miss Eva Nat- terson kindly consents to ollier her magnetic, victimizing powers. The prize goes to the winner, Miss Lillie Mae Seaman. Harold Kessler, out of sympathy for the Freshmen, Sophomores, and juniors, has given me permission to auction his fair skin, plus captivating way with women lexcluding faculty rnembersl. Watch out, man! In your eagerness to rush to the front, children are trampled at your feet. Ah, sold ro the highest bidder, Buddy Niglxtengale. Mr. Nighten- gale, I hope you are well-deserving of 'it.' You see in this bottle before you the preserved giggles of Helen Bieberson and Mary Mary Hannah Nesbitt incorporated. These giggles--But why the hurry,-you'll have 71 ' g Elite illvtnrh - - A ' A, '- 1, ' , :U sat g .sig W 2 s, X, -' . f e- , 'A 1 , fgli' ,, J 5 gi' iii! . ' - 5 H' 1' J ' ,X V 1- naar' . .1 L-'guy ' ' I 0. r x.,- A Z ' ' 2: gig fi B SENIORS WHO SNEAKED IN THE BACK WAY. 1. N-111-5112 Pls-r 00 -l--: 2. just a me--I--: 3. nv vlutlr- pr--mu-ug 4, 1.1 wspt- puma.-gmt-it.-N s, ihumt-lully vm I-arrussvsl: ta, nun devilish maint-1, 7, peanut vt-mitws your chance to bid! You say you wish to destroy them before dny other students get hold of them? Well, Miss Davies, you're welcome to them free with my sympathy. May your classes never again be troubled with two such pests. Now folks, I am ready to place before you the biggest bargains of the day, the assorted remnants of the Senior Class. First we offer old pencil stubs. There are pinks, greens, helio- tropes, ochres, mauves, purples, and Hi-Y pencils lalso the pencils that have been swiped at banlesj. Well, Miss Exley since youlre the only bidder, here are your pencils, may they tap their kindly way through the coming year. Here before you, I oiier the kind of pony you don't ride, it is a Caesar pony. Ir is one bool: never freely autographed. Miss Miller, what do you offer? Miss Hackett, what am I bid? Ah, Miss Miller, you are the lucky womang take this pony and step out with Caesar. With lovelorn eyes, a down-hearted expression, and a crest-fallen appearance, Charles Carroll, Morris Hervey, Sam Norteman, and Loyal Simms have many times refused to auc- tion oif the girls they will leave behind. I see many disappointed expressions, but please don't hold it against me, for when thy refused there was nothing I could say to convinre them. 'lAs I'm pressed for time, roday's auction will have to close, but before closing I have been requested by the Senior Class to announce there will be no exchanges made, no money refunded. All dissatisfied customers must suffer in silence. Let not thy voice be heard in complaint. Goodday everybody! K , K P5 , L s 5 A i ,FN as 17 r i ' 'ri ' l l ,- N J if 4 E 'A REFUSED ADMITTANCE 1, l'ml--r nm- 1, Q-.im-an-.1 tt-.inptmtg 3. nut in tit- nt-m at-munrnluh-: 4, im,-mp.-f in-annum 5, smquioitms -lim-wt-rs: n. -I., you lulnmu up! 72 Uhr Qirrnrh -N 1931 Commencement Activities CLASS DAY Class day for 1931 came Wednesday, May 20. Members of the class, appearing as gains, gave a lively program of drills and dance, songs, and skits Members of the faculty aided the committee composed of Virginia Ewing, Betty Gardner, Elsa Lohr, Roy Reuther, Eva Natterson, and Robert Srrauch. Miss Madge Miller was chief adviserg Miss Elizabeth Steinbicker aided in the dances and drills: Miss Virginia K. Heinlein advised writers of class papersg Miss Elisabeth Linsz coached the speakers and F. Oliver Edwards aided with the music. The class song, composed by Garfield Edwards, was a feature of the program. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM. The annual social function tendered by the juniors in honor of the graduating class, was held at the Scottish Rite Cathedral, Friday night, May 22. Scarlet and gray, Senior class colors, were used for the colorful decorations. George Petroplus, Senior class presi- dent, led the grand march with Bertha Geis, '32. Stanley D'Orazio, junior class president, was general chairman in charge of arrangements. ALUMNI DANCE Honoring the Seniors, the Alumni entertained with a dance at the Ritchie school, Friday, May 15. The reception committee included Mr. and Mrs. john Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kraus, Robert Linsley, Miss Mabel Hayne, Miss Jeannette Muhleman, and Morgan Wallace. COMMENCENlENT Dr. D. B. Kraybill, superintendent of schools, presided at the 1931 commencement program, Thursday evening, May 28. Five student speakers were included on the program: Laura Porter and Alice Biclcmeyer, first honor students of the class, George Pettoplus, Carl Kerr and Roy Reuther. Music was supplied by the orchestra and musical members of the Senior class under F. Oliver Edwards' direction. Principal I. E. Ewing distributed awards and the diplomas. Two hundred gray-gowued Thirty-ones joined in singing the class's last farewell. H v 73 Uhr Tliernrh A Parody in A lout of tunej Burlesque of the Gay Nineties IN VI ACTS 3 :' A -f all ,- dest CAST Little Nell fSheroj...a .,... W .,.... - ............... -..M ..,.......... True-Blue Harold fHeroj..-..- .....,........,,.,,....., --.... Count Harrington Scavenger VI fVillainl .....,.. a ...... Paw 1Blacl:smithj.-..., ....... , ..,..,,..,,.,...,.,. - ....,A .. ...---- -.-... Maw fPaw's wife, Nell's motherl ,....... ,... M.- ,........ Bicycle Bill fBlacltsheep of the family, .,.,., - Rosie fLitrle sister of ten yearsj .,..... - ...,.. - ....,,. - ,..,,...,.,....... ...,,,........., Hyacinth Primrose fa woman of the footlightsj .... -... .,..,.... - ..--.,. Frankie fBehind the footlightsj ,......... me.- ..A...Vv..... - Y......... - ....... Johnnie fBehind the footlights alsoj Y.... a .......... - ..... M- ........ -... Hair-Breadth Harry fHarolcl's friendje ,,....,....... -- ,,...,.,..,.... ..,...-. ............Mn1y Bertrchy ...,.,.....G'arIield Edwarrfx ....-.....a......C4rl Kerr ............-George Johnson ,..................,.Caroline Baer ..........,.Kcnneth Cunningham Anna Louise Wilkinxon -.-..,....,He1en Paxcoe .......,..E:tf1er Danenberg - r.,.... -- .,.,. Bill Lewis .,.....-..Rirl74nl Gonzalez Deacon Samuel Cromwell fShepherd of the village churchl..,-..- .....,,, .....Y,..., R obert Slmuch Deaconess Matilda Cromwell fan upholcler of the remperance lawj.. .Dorothy Stumpp Tony Riley iVillage cut-upl- ,.,..,,....... -..- .,........., ....-...- ...-- .........., -..Robcrl Wagener Daisy fPreacher's daughterj ........Y - ...... - RESISTANCE Music in charge of ,,,.,..... - ,,.,.,. ..,,, - ...Me ...,..,.,.V.,,.,,, A.... Srage Manager is- .......... .-.. ......... - nh .......... .... - . Margaret McGill ......-..-..-..Jane Les Noyes Lawrence Carter Home Costumes by ....,. -. ......... MW ........ .- ...... .. .............. 0. Kay Morgan Make-Up by ,.,,.... ...- ....... ..... -. ....... ..... T he Grossi fAngelaj Prompts: is .,..,. .,,. , ,,.......... - .Anne Hemliom Assistant Promprer isa ........,,Helen Irby 74 Ehv ilivrnrh A Parody in Ab four of tunej unclersrudics Imle nell ,...,...,...,. true-blue hamld ...V.. , ,,.,,,,. Cuunf .,.,.., ,,. , ..,..,, ,, ,,,,, , ,,,A,, ,, paw ..,,.. , .,,.,, , ,..,,, , ,.,A, H maw .......... - ....... , ...,.. -A ,.,.,. -, .,.,., - ,...,, - ....... bicycle bill .,,. ,, IOSIC ...,... . ,..,. ......,.... ,. .,... . ...,..,. hyacinth primfosewv, ..,. ,W ,. frankie ..,.,.......,..,... , ,,,.,. , ,.,A.. johnnie ,..,., , ..,,,., ..,. W ,,..,,.. - ...,.. . .- ..,,.., . marion lailios ,,,..,,bernard stahl samuel bemzan ...Wjames millard ...umaric johnson - .v.wv. .Y .vY... - .Y...VV..Y..... william campbell ...,.A,,.-della greet frances campiti .. .A margaret davis .,,....harolcl grubb hair-breadth harry ...... - ...,.,, I ,...,., .,.- .,,.... ,,.,,,A r lmmas carnal-gan deacon ........ - ........... - ....... - ......V R Y..... M- .... ...Y 4.YA4 ., - .YYY.... ..,..., e mes: bibbee dcaconess V...A... ..... . - ......., .. YY.,.. .Y ..,4 -. ,A,. . ...,,. - Y,,,.,, louise kerrz :ony riley.,-... - .,,... -W ,,..... ,..-,,-.....,, daxsy .......,.. - .V.. - V...,YA. -., .YV..,. DIRECTIONS FOR AUDIENCE No vhrlarm mm.-r nm- nf six mumxm nn- nllnwn-xl wus or mmf own. ln rlnu' ul Iln' hlrfj' uni. Wnnwn ullrl t'llillll'1'll llmlg Und suvx' ilu' Klux. sl.-.q.n.g ,mn-mer-1.-, nm uuumn- S...-rang pr.-rm.n.M1. sum-:n.,g mom muy, nn.-r ull un- :wuts num- um.-H em-n. rum., dn .mt nm ,el-am wk- H--ml nl.-m 1.-r nu- I..-X4 P.-fr.m.m..f.-. 'rhl-nw sung om oak--n lxupm. 73 F ISEEEEEEEEEEE Th. Du nxt-n mx-11,fv.. -.H LMA s..x-.x- -- ...,.. ...mberr turtle ,, marjoric bums 75 -1 Ai wlgv Llvrnrh ACT I SCENE lNotliingj ACT II U SCENE-Paw and lVlaw's Parlor Time-Understood Maw lfwitcbing lrcr :hair to right .videj -For the sake of our good name lunknownl let not yourself be visualized lseenl with Hyacinth, Frankie, or Johnnie. Paw linking feet off .ttovel-They are more to be pitied than censured. I saw her after the sun was set, walking alone on the srreet. Maw lsbifting chair to left ride, tzlbeit she wipe: her eyes,-She's only a bird in a gilded cage. Thank goodness my gal is a lady! lThe hlow that almost killed father., Little Nell lgazing skyward and picking 11 pin from the floorj--Heaven will protect the working girl. Audienre--Bnrvo! bra-ro! Rosie lvvitb piglails down Iver back, calling from uprluirrl-Maw, do I have to rake my syrup and sulphur tonight? SCENE II Little Nell is seated at the hand organ playing hymns, while Paw is seen in the next room. digesting Brother jolnfx almanac. Count lrwaggering in and speaks,-Behold! Little Nell! It's been nigh on three weeks since I beheld you with my eyes. 76 Elie Qlrrnrh ACT III Count ltlze rity flicker talking :monthly to Little Ncllj-Call me pet names, dearest. Let us tonight elope? Little Nell lon her knee:-:Iurkings provided by advertiserxj-But tarry awhile. Count-Nay, I have lingered too long already. lcrasre: to door,-Psst!!! Tonight by the old willow tree. SCENE II Little Nell Uzniltfng, when suddenly the Count's bead appear: in the winduwj-Get thee hence, I have changed my mindg your money is not for me. Gold can buy everything, but a true girl's heart. Count llxvirling mustache,-Ah, ha! me proud beauty! Criss-crossing me! lAuclicnrc-bixsing and bowing, Count rcachei to .mike Nell. , .... -- -. Nell-Dot-'r strike, yuu brute!!! lCurlain falls by arcidenhj Q Acr IV 91' +3 ,. C. Q. ' 'Q' g' 'lf fi lOmitred by request, 552' X A B-if: G' l' is -1 lCen.rured in Boston, - 'I ' I M i ACT V Nell Lrobbing glycerine tear: as Count brutally drag: her to the window,-Help, my hero! lSummoning True-Blue Harold, 77 'lie Qivrnrh Little Nell Mrtoxtncled rises, modestly covering the tip of ber patentrj -Stand back, my good sir, are you a Methodist? Has the Deacon presented us? Count fthe viper,--Nay, but I have viewed your beauty at Brother Kcylot's ice cream social. Little Nell ltimidly handing him the family album and skipping out the right side to the next roomy-Amuse yourself, I will pace hence to fetch Maw and Paw. Count ltlinking out right entrance to .ftrcel-only one enlrancej-At last, lrniffng, :nuffj she's in my austere power. lCurlain fallr with no mishaps, as the near-beer and pretzels are parted out.l ll K mi SCENE III Bicycle Bill and True-Blue Harold slagger in ringing The Face on the Bar Room Floor. Harold flocking at Little Neill-Ah ha!!! Two little girls in blue! Wils't thou go to the Slcidmorels fancy hall with me tonight? Little Nell lwceping bitter tears,-You've broken my heart. Go hither and yawn! Never darken my door again. llllajertically pointing to the cellarj lcurtain falls from lack of support, Harold fdaslzing into room flourishing alsow' his head a 54'-40' riflej--Unhand that woman, you villain. I'm seeing Nellie home tonight. Count lturning white and standing dead in bi: trackrj-Spare my life and I will go back to the girl I left behind me. Hyacinthe lenlering from the only entrance and conferring to the Countl-Like the roses need their fragrance, I need you. lTurning In Haraldj-Harold spare his'n neck. Harold falls into Nellie's arms as the characters and audience join in singing Home Sweet Home, while the band plays on, and on, and on, and on, into the night, and the cur- tain falls from force of habit. lfflnaraclcrs omitted in the cast are in detention hallj Note to Balcony: Extra charge on peanut shells. Moral: There is some good in every one. lbllicroscopes on display as you pass out., 78 Elie Qivrnrh p QQQQIQQEQQQEQQGYQEEQQQQBQEQQQQQGB gif' gi? QQ, ei g,5Fhe1931fHhnanaC as 9 Q . 4 .1 'CJ 21.9 - 3 ,EQ 'V' T ' xxa tr EWS? wr 9? SGS riwgyl. Va N95 9? 93 ia p ,Ar is Fa? gf' ',., 51:17 kb! gg? ' 1 Ron l 4553: sf Zire, A 4' X y' 4ip ' is 1 G0 1 Ev ,ig Wherein Seniors will find the gg S Royal Secrets of Health, Q5 Happiness and Prosperity ig given Free of Charge. GG' iw 79 Elie iivrurh GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIE FOR NO REASON AT ALL QAn Almanac of Varied Information, A Bevy of Our 9 'QQ -gf Almanac Babies lli' .' f ' in N ll 'Qui K 3 I ' 1, ia: I 9 ,Ni 9 ' r I V5 K ' A .445 s t ,.'f,J --H+- 4 m , Q M K' W - 4 INDEX TO INFORMATION img.: When to plant your seeds of knowledge ..,,,,...........,. ,...... ....... 4 2 I How to catch a joke Kcven though you're English, ......... , ,... ...e. 293 When I sat down at the piano they jeered, but ...... .. ......... ...-. 234 Dreams, your subconscious mind. .v...... ...- .,............ ee ..... .. 523 When to say it with flowers.- ....... -. M v........ A.- v.... ....... 3 67 In case of accidents .......... - ............... .... .... ..... .. 549 Cures for crowsfeet, fallen arches t,.... -- ......., - .... .... ....... 2 4 3 Testimonials .....t.t. A ............t.t... ......... - .......,. ............... ........ ....... 9 9 9 Keep This Almanac for Future Reference When asked what ten boolrs they appreciated most, Miss Vanita Whaley, Miss Zita Laffey, Miss Frances Bachman, Master Roy Reuther, Master John Meltos, and Master Alfred Barte named our Almanac first in the eminent list of literary productions. Among the mas- terpieces chusen were: The Motorhoat Boys, Detective Magazines, Fifty Miles Up in the Air, The Wallplant, Shaltespeare's Omelet, and MirLWinter's Nightmare, Gas,' and the famous modern drama, SteulJenville. We believe that this is the most widely distributed bool: in the world. 7,500,000 will be sent out. If you have a friend to whom you would like copies of this Almanac mailed, just drop us a line. 80 l Ellie 'ilivrnrh january 1 ,,.. February 22 .....,A.. February 31 ,..,..,,, March 31s- ,,Y. , April 1 .v....... April 23 ........., April Z4 r.r.,., -, May 18 june '1-31,- .,.,,, Live and Let Live Calendar ...,,.,,-,,,..,,,,,,.,..,,Whoopee Day Parrick's Day St, Patrick was an old man, sometimes called St. Niclcolas, and that is why the Easter Bunny doesn't lay any more eggsr Fair weather if it cloesn't rain .. - .Plant ye your watermelons Darn foolishness . - .,.,..... ......,.. A clarn's birthday Eve's birthday . ,, Reap your seecls of knowledge .,,..-Young men are led astray june 15..,.,s ,...,...,. , ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, A hot-dare June 16 .,.,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,, A nother hot-date july 4 ,,,v ,,... ....... ,,,., L ..,..., S n o w or sunshine August 34 ,tt,, t,... t .,t.. - ..,,...,.. , ..,.,.,..... ..,......,..,....,..,... W e arher or not September 20 ..,,,.. Ls-. ,,.. ....v.,.,,,, 1-1 enry Clay captured Claysville October 2 .,e..,, ,,.....,..,.,..,... B ill Lewis won the Nobel prize on his composition on How Alfalfa is Grown in the Corn Beltf' October 31 s,,.,,.., - ,.........,,,,,,, Remember the temper.-ance law November 19 ,...,,... December 21 ..,,...... iff? , . E iff t 'J ' 'sf mum, Pumrisaky, the plenum- nt vi.-aim. Abraham Lincoln spent the clay ar his country estate, Mount Vernon Do tomorrow what you can do today TESTIMONIAL lt was a dark and rold night. the wind was blowing fiercely, and 1 was playing with my little nephew, while his mother and father were atrending a W. H. S, basketball game. when suddenly he began to cry. I rricd various ways of entertaining him. but every way failed. Ar last. I gave him your Almanac to play wirh. Immediately he hushed :md has been a good child ever since. - John Marple. Chicleens Come Home to Roost 81 Ellie lllrrnrh YOUR HOROSCOPE JANUARY-Your flower ....v..... ....,. - ...... - ..,...Y............, -..W .sw .... v.Y... - ..hCli0!l'0PC Your stone ........,.......,, ...-...A .,.,.,,..,,...... ..............., ...,..... - ..........,,, .A,,........ - In 3 uve Your fortune-Let not thine heart decline the fist offer fyou may not get another, . Famous Birthdays-Chester Corhin, Chester Committee, Harry Frum, Glenn Nye, Caroline Algeo, Gladys Carnahan, Mary Virginia Kelton, Evelyn Lyrle, Mary Alice McGowan, Kathryn Mullen and Laura Dee Shaffer. FEBRUARY-Your Hower .,....Y.. VV,,,.... b uttercup Your stone ..,.,..........,.. ....... . ..,...,........,....,..,., . ..-..- ,,Y,,.Y... .. ., ,.,Y .... ..., . sandstone Your fortune-An excuse in time save: forty-five minutes. Famous Birthdays-Kathryn Farmer, Mildred Stobhs, John Barbour, Wilbur Biclemeyer, William Toland, Bernard Trott, Lee Hughes, joseph Lopresre, Sam Mason, Herbert Stewart, and Hat' old Thomas. MARCH-Your llower .,,, a ..,, .......,, straw-flower Your stone ....... .,.....Y... - -.,.,-..- ..,...,Y.,,,,,..,..., ...... ,... . .srubaiyat Your fortune-Do other: before others do you. Famous Birthdays--Raymond Coleman, Paul McCuskey, Wilbur Munnell, Har- old Deagel, William Emmerz, Henry Goldberg, jack Kart- simas, Robert Kindelberger, Louis Katsines, Nancy Dunlap. Elsa Lohr, Margaret Frohme, and Gladys Hamlin. APRIL-Your flower .,,...,., ..,- ....... -. ..,...,,.., ..,,.,. .... , , . goldentod Your stone, ,.,,.., .. .,,.,... -.. ..... .....-,... ,.a,, .A,v,,.-.....- ........ ..,,,.,concrete Your fortune-He who hesitates is lost. Famous Birthdays-Lucile Bock, Evelyn Schenerlein, Lillian Bodeman, Sylvia Mack- lin, Matilda Marshner, Robert Amold, Eugene Ernest, Robert Hartheld, Cecil Feleci, Earl McGinty, Rohert Moore, and Ron- ald Stark. TESTIMONIALS Fishi-what could be more delightfull Minnielisbf goldfish. deadish. and friedhsh. Poor Fish! The daily reading of your widely-read Almanac encouraged me to take the correspondence course in Biology. I did. Thar is how I learned to love these little water: sprites. Aurora Wilsonl Note: Formerly this Alaskan lady would have cruelly destroyed these fish. hut to our Almanack credit. we lind her practising the thought of Kindness to dumb animals. Any day she may be seen taking her ish for a trolley ride. 82 Ellie lirrurh MAY--Your flower ,,.., ,.,,,, ,cauliflower Your stone ,..,, .,......,.......,,,...,,...,.,,,.,...,,.....,.,,..,...,. ,.....,. l i mestone Your fortune-Nat all blisters are from colds. Famous Birthdays-Julius Emmerth, Eugene Lallance, George Reass, Phyllis Arn, Dorothy Holcomb, Florence Bartlett. JUNE-Your flower ,.,, .,..,,,.. s now drop Your stone ....,, .,...,,. .,.......,...,.. - ,,,..,.,.,...............,...,. ..,..,..... .,.,., m o o n stone Your fortune-Consider the ways of the ant and be wise. Famous Birthdays-Ruth Abercrombie, Ruth Calvert, Dolores Merge, Augusta Thornburg, james Purpura, Clyde Grounds, Forrest Hohhs, john Fueg, and john Roininen. JULY-Your flower ,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,, E ,.,,,.. , poison ivy Your stone ....,,.... -...-. ...,..,.,........ Y ,,.,,.,.,.s,.....,,.,.,......,. .,,,., ....... Il s phait Your fortunwli slitrlv in time .raver embarrassment. Famous Birthdays-Morgan Wilson, Huber: Rinehart, Hazel Bibbee, Margaret Minch, Alma Crowe, Jacqueline Front, and Helen Hoover. AUGUST-Your flower ...,,,.,, .,,,,., p oinsettu Your stone ..,.,.......,,. .,...,.,.s...,.....,.,......,s........ s...... .... r e d Your fortune-Wisdom comer with teeth. Famous Birthdays-Paul Herbold, Claude Holliday, Willianm Keats, Kenneth Marsh, George Mully, Alice Alfendalces, Thelma Dresch, Martha Foster, Frances Kopp, Fern Stehle, Velma Wise. SEPTEMBER-Your flower .....,.. ,,,,...,.. - .,,,,,...,... m illcweecl Your stone- ,.,,. .,,,,,,.... ss.. ........ .........,,... . .......s.s....,..., . , Y vgrindstorn: Your fortune-Visit your relatives, but not too often. Famous Birthdays-Alfred Lewis, Jack Niehaus, Marjorie Bowman, Clara Diehl, Edith Henthorne, Katherine Seahright, Elizabeth Keller, Mildred Niehaus, Hazel Poling, and Genevieve Zerick. TESTIMONIALS I, a patron of the line art of music. will upon my honor as chief- ! f 57 f justice of the student court. solemnly pledge fl do not choose to swearl i ' fn. ' my reliahle word to the integrity, ndelity. and melodious tone of that il' - supremely harmonious creation. the piano in S. Hall. which, however. -A e, should he held in high esteem and great respect. even though its pedal ex- ' ' '- fi ttemity is somewhat damaged, Professor Anthony Ciripompa. Note: This statement was sent voluntarily hy the renowned poli- tician, Anthony Ciripompa. who has derived such innocent pleasure from admiration of the old ivory keys. which may be found in the audi- torium. These were purchased through coupons from our Almanac. Only l7,933 coupons brought this wonder piece. O 1 H A 1..t,.,,,- enmmm-r. xtnm- npr-t. runner. 83 l lit ilivrnrh OCT OBER-Your flower,,.-..., ...., W, ...... - ..,.,.... - ..,,.,..., ,....,pussy willow Your stone... .,,,. ....- ...,..,,.. - ,.A.,,.,.. -.,.e..,. .,,,......., .A.,...,.....,................ M ......... m arble Your for-tuneMake ure of your langue ann' you will be found out. Famous Birthdays-Naida Brasch, Ruth Cunningham, Wilma Roberts, Mar- garet Schrader, Madelyn Stahl, john Cook, James I-Iowley, 4 and Walter Falclc. NOVEMBER-Your Hower-,, ,.,.. ,.,,.Y. - ..,,-..water lily Your srone.-,.., ..,,. , ,... , ..,,.,. . ,,,,, ,.,, ,..,, ,.,. , .,,.,.r, . ............ --...,...granitc Your fortune-Love your neighbor and borrow his lmvn mower. Famous Birthdays-William jones, Mike Kappos, Edward Karges, Erwood lVlcSwain, Carl Naseman, Robert Ritz, Myrtle Claudy, Gladys Griiiith, Laura Porter, Catherine Schneider, Lura 1 Sigler, Rose Spatafore, Isabelle Timmons. DECEMBER-Your Rower r..,,, ..-.,-,.dandelion Your stone - ........,...,...,,..., ......,.,..,,.. , . ,.,,,.,.. ...,..,,..,,., .... ..... . g r nvel Your fortune-A nagging mother-in-law never dier. Famous Birthdays-Lillian Ball, Alice Biclcmeyer, Thelma Burgess, Betty Gardner, Martha Gross, Mary Hartlieb, Eva Richard, Harry Bartholomew, Junior Bell, William Dixon, Philip Maruca, and junior Gilligan. TESTIMONIALS As the saying goes Out of the clear open sky I happened upon your Almanar, and look what it did for me. Today, I am host at community serials, and a srorkholder of the Wearwell Stocking Company Incorporated. Emil Surhy. M. T. it It it it it if at it ft a in No matter how hard I tried I just eouldn'r regain my strength after my last breakdown. But here am I. once more brimming with health and happiness. I attribute this mirarle to the herb medicine prescribed in your Almanac. Before taking it I didn't have enough strength to atrend the W. H. S. alumni meetings, but now Lattmd every meeting. make motions, and would you believe iti I even have enough strength to argue against the motions of other members. Minerva Moran. 84 I he iliernrh Bring in delicate health. I. Samuel X. Berman. found the atmosphere of misery ball a most gratifying change fram motoring in the thariot. A constant reader and booster of your Almanac. I have derived murh benelit from your rl-mieest bits of advice. It was through taking your advice that I made interesting contacts with Mr. Keylor. and berame at frequent visitor of the Shrine of Leisure---detention hall. Samuel X. Berman. n x 1 1 it wt it -r 1 if it Pro tem tfor the time beingl. herewith. l am without occupation: thus 1 :tm taking I5 minutes of my invaluable time. for as you know. tempus fugit ltempcrature fallsj, ro acquaint you with the benefits I have derived from the Manual Training :nurse I partook of at Wheeling high school. Last night, I broke up housekeeping and I thus had my lirst opportunity to put this course to practical use. Heteby. I remain thus, Con mucho gusto. Sam Dobbins. P. S. You may use this verbatim Cany timeb. i ,- '-r- 4 Wea- f ssh' -' SEC: 521' 0:53 . .-ag 2:0 as-35. if -' um -. ,.. '4:.. -l ovo3Q F-7-'Hg 5'Ef91,:f 'Lrg fr-me ii ,agla-: Q fog: 4 Sip? f Q, gg-5 '.:.n '-- f-aio :E Q.. -1.4 rnng 5: Bars F'-los t. :' 7? -, i. H -: . : -en.. 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N452 Q. an-F . .t '2' 532 ++ EE ::-2. f 9 USSR f 5- H50 : S225 : Bun-. ,Q gs- 2. I -t 5 Su: . -..ir 3, gp-4 D og'-3 1. if V. 2 : ta.-4 il: ' a 5 ' ag- 9.,n,P 4 -45? 4 in.oE rv 85 0 gggggg ggggp Ellie 1Krrn1'h g 19304931 High Lights Garfield Edwards, a Senior, was elected President of the Student Council, and Edward Cooey, a junior, was elected Vice President. A student court was instituted in connection with the Council with the president presiding as judge. Widi such a solid foundation, the Student Council promises to be an active and permanent part of the school. George Petroplus was elected President of the Senior Class at a class meeting. This was Petroplus's second term of office. An Armistice Day program was presented in chapel hy the Purple Masque Cluh under the direction of Miss Elisaheth Linsz. The program consisted of a series of tableaux ar- ranged in order of the historical dates. In order to observe Boolc Week, a poster and a book review contest were held. The winner of the poster contest was Helen Dunning, and prizes were awarded to the writers of the best hook reviews in each of the four classes. Jacqueline Front won the prize in the Senior group, Lee Wilkinson in the junior, Stella Logamatcino in the Sophomore and Ann Kattsimas won in the Freshman Class. The Goldsmith gridders defeated Parkersburg in a thrilling clash at the stadium, 13-6. The Wheeling and Bellaire teams emerge from a. spectacular battle on Thanksgiving Day with a 0-0 score. The Hi-Y Club gave a Football Hop at Ritchie School. The Record staif issued a special six page issue of The Record hefore school closed for the Christmas holidays. No Room at the Inn, a Christmas play by Esther E. Olson, was presented during chapel by the Speech-Arts department. It was conceded to be one of the best short produc- tions given under the direction of Miss Elisabeth Linsz. The Student Council conducted its annual campaign for the poor at Christmas time. The entire student body was asked to give as much as it could, and the council filled baskets and presented them ro fifteen destitute families. Eva Natterson was chosen as the Editor-in-Chief of the Annual, and Laura Porter was announced as the Business Manager. 86 , . 'lie iliernril K 1930-1931 High Lights The Student Council Cabinet edited a handbook for the benefit of the incoming Fresh- men. The book contained all information that might be useful to the students. Laura Porter was the Editor-in-Chief. Nine Seniors left school during mid-semester, after Enishing their courses, and one hundred and ten Freshmen entered. The Senior Class Play Committee announced that the Senior Class play would be Merely Mary Ann, a four-act comedy by Israel Zangwill. Helen Bieberson and James Seaman were chosen by the judges as the Senior Class play leads. George Johnson was chosen as the Circulation Manager of the Annual. The Seniors sponsored a Valentine Dance in the High School gym. The Hi-Y Club presented, in chapel, Ler's Move the Furniture, a humorous play in one act by Douglas Welch, under the direction of Miss Linsz. Three new courses were added to the curricula, Special English, Nutrition, and French IV. Special English was divided into two courses consisting of World Literature and Advanced Grammar and Composition. Laura Porter, after winning the local and sectional divisions of the Stare Literary Contest in the Essay Division, went to Morgantown to participate in the finals. The Wheeling cagers defeated Union to win the Sectional Basketball Tournament, 42-29. Mary Hannah Nesbitt and Esther Danenberg were named the Assistant Editors of the Annual. Huntington defeated Wheeling in the State Tournament, Z7-16. Sophomores sponsored a dance on April 10, honoring the basketball team in the High School gym. The Art Club, under the direction of Miss Agnes Bittaltet, sponsored an exhibition of famous paintings. This was the first of its kind ever held in Wheeling High School and was highly successful. The Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 22. William Buss was the head of the com- mittees. The Annual Boat Ride was held on May 26. The Warlvington was chartered, and lunch and dancing were enjoyed during the trip. 87 j- 'ARF AND 'ARF 88 flhr illvrnrh Low Lights of 1930-1931 Back to the grind, and, as Mr. Stewart said to Mr. I..aBay: My boy is studying higher mathematics in school. I heard him say those football signal numbers sometimes ran as high as 202. lk lk lk lk ll' if Miss Dorothy Holden: You see I was rather frightenedg this was my first trip in an airplane. Pilot: Yes, I can sympathize, it was my hrst trip too! lk ll! i 'F if lk Everyone still talking of vacations. Miss Carroll: Where I was last summer, the thermometer dropped to zero. Henry Mooney: That's nothing. Miss Carroll: What's nothing? Henry: Zero. if if lk 'UI lk i' Wheeling high school football team set a new record for endurance Pullman car sitting on the way to Huntington. lk 1 ll lk If lk Miss Crago: And now we will Gnd that x equals zero. Leslie Teater: Oh, clear, all that work for nothing. 1- fr 4- at wr 4- No, a lvlackmailer is not a member of the Post Office department. Letters are streaming in for Sdnta Claus. at -r a- is lk 1- Miss Linsz on way to New York: You say the noon train has been postponed until tomorrow. I suppose I'll have to take the evening train. Ticket agent: That's been postponed 'til next week. You see, this railroad has a new president and he was formerly a judge. 1 N 89 e 11 'fx 1, 2.5 FK , qi- J., ' s 1 x USE YOUR IMAGI NATION 90 Uhr illvrnrh Low Lights 1930-1931-Continued A result of thc depression-only twenty new fur coats in school. -sf lr -of 4- af :- Capitol theatre has a full afternoon attendance. Detention hall is moved to a larger FOOUI. 11' is H1 1 Ik ll' Mr. Keylor, still harassed and worried: What day is this? Betty Kunz: 9:30. Mr. Keylor: Oh, I thought it was December. if if 'Y If ill PY Coach Smith should take the basketball team through the subways for a stiff workout. at at we- v tk in Sr. Patriclc's day, and the way these Christmas cards are flying around with red hearts and ribbons and lace! 41 as is if x- at Hard luck dance, unly 60 students in class the following Monday-everyone home in bed with his feet tied up. at A -u Af ur ar Referee: 'll didn't see him trip you-I can'r be in every part of the Hour at oncelv Sam Nortemaln: Well, you will be after the game. Ill wk if lk sk ik Those who had been out the night before though: they still were seeing things. Costumes of the Gay Nineties, bicycles built for two, celluloid collars, mustache cups-yer-the An- nual campaign began. 91 - WK , .X V.. +',,. . x N 92 ' 1 nl: Elie iliernrh Low Lights 1930-1931-Continued ' Seniors fill out blanlts for Annual. Caroline Baer's favorite flower is Pillsbury. at ik rk -if as 19- Spring has sprung! fAlong with such answers as: lVlilton's great allliction was writing poem-y. j -s -of ir -it at -u jolte writers for the Annual: What's the matter? Every joke I write you sit down on. Editor: Well, if they had a point, I wouldn't sit down. if lk ll' ll lk Ili Sam Dobbins: Clever? I hope- Libby has brains enough for two. Loyal Simms: Then, she's just the girl you ought to marry. an 41 at if at is Some April fool moved rlxe Ere extinguishers around. 4- sr 4- is a fm journalism classes have a luncheon party. The feature was picltlcsl 4- 41 lx 4: wx wr Eva Natrerson, Kay Morgan and Helen Bieberson,-locltecl in the building after class play practiseclimbed out the front window, much to their embarrassment and to the amaze- ment of passers-by. wx -r Jr wk at -x Spring fever-colds, movies, and detention. wk lu x fx ar ar Detention overflowing-65 visitors in one week. 4 ai 4: at an sf Carpenters called in-two Seniors fell down the back stairs, 93 Ellie- IIKPIUYI1 YOIH Low Lights 1930-1931-C Mr. C. Brown brought an umbrella-yes, it was raining. nr wk 4 an ir at ontinued Depression is fading away-two faculty members and three students got new cars lk It it if Ik 4 Mr, O. N. McCoy's first game of golf. Fore! made 62-going to tty the second hole,- Drrow. 1 li ll' ll ll Ili Exams! Head-ache tablet and electric light companies show a rise in business. w- x at ar wr w- Senior claw play: Kay-Where? my bedroom slippers? Eva-O-0-0-Man! Jacqueline-Cold cream and powder Lexli-Oh, I say, old chap! Jimmy-Shu! up! Helen-Anybody .reen my gloves? George-Swing my cane to the right or left. Carl-My hat won't stay on. Stage bands-fcensuredj Mir: Linrz-O-o-o-o-o Heavens!.!.! -it 1: at m 1 at At the Junior-Senior Prom-as at all others one hears- Honey-yuu look lovely- We have the next- Gorgeous- And so I told him- Im'l lhe music marvelous- I 2:00 already- A beautiful dancer- Grand lime Where do we go now- ! Sk if 'K Ik IK OITIIUEHCC C ' nu se DU SVC Y 3 3 0 - C m nt ' f d won't h to e rl n m re -c m at wr we x Farewell Four more grains of sand have dropped, Into-just where-:he Past? How swiftly-and how slowly-time has m But the Future is so vasr. Another milestone has been reached, The exhausted years have flown, The Past belongs to steadfast Time, But che future is-our own. oved, -Carl Kerr. 94 Uhr Zlirrnril fqwuzzrzgx A! WZ? First Awarded in 1926 35 ? The Record Key Gold Key Awards Highest award for meritorious work on THE RECORD is the Gold Key. This can only be given funless the case is cxceptionalj to graduating Seniors who have received Silver Keys. l93l's Gold Key winners are! GEORGE Paruomeus EvA NAr1'EnsoN Rosen Turns Geoszcs JOHNSON JOHN MARPLE EUGENE ERNEST Silver Key Awards High award given to undergraduare members of THE RECORD Staff whose work has been razed superior by The Record Key Council. ESTHER DANENEEEG Donor:-:Y NXCCREADY MARY HANNAH NEsmTT HELEN BIEBEILSON ANGELA Gnossl GARFIELD Euwmzos MARY Dona Eowm BEEGER KENNETH CUNNINGHAM LAWRENCE MELLQIT JAMES MILLARD ELIZABETH STEINFELD H9301 LEE WILKINSON fl930j 95 ini 1- 5112 'Qwrnrh Class Toast Proud should you feel, O Class of Tl1irty-one,- Attainments many, Spirit indominitable, Glory great! Your strength is greater Than all your runners-on-beforeg Your name renowned, Your youth triumphant! And now that the time for greater deeds has come, And things of greater purport must be dared, May your face be ever forward, May your strength break down all obstacles, And may you stand forever lirm and true! Cnr, Karan. ENGRAVING, PRINTING and BINDING yfthir book done by the WHEELING NEWS LITHOGRAPH Co. 96 I 1 4 ,N F M n F 5 Q 5 E 3 n I 4 I E . Q I 5 E Q I